Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-06-22

Jerome of New York: Mrs. Jack Leslie,
sister OF the latter. and Lady Paget.
daughter of the late Mrs. Paran Ste
vens. 1t is understood that not one
OF these was asked this time.
Some Who Are Barred.
Mrs. Ava Willing Astor, divorced
wife of Colonel John Jacob Astor, and
Mrs Waldorf Astor wife OF William
Waldorf Astor's oldest son, are among
the most popular and lavish American
hosteSses in England; but, alas, they
We're not asked to a seat at the coro-
nation because they are divorced. Mrs.
Waldorf Astor's husband Is member
OF parliament. and there Is special
gallery for members wives, but even
from this her divorce will exclude her
The handsome and very wealthy
Countess OF Strafford. formerly Mrs.
Colgate of New York, was not invited
as peeress because she has married
as her third husband an Englishman
named kennard. although she still
sports No. 2's title
Lady Ashbrr on ,n"e ropuler on the
stage as Frances Donnelly, was not
invited because she was an actress.
although she is q bona fde peeress
with firm grip on her peer
Buyom Camille Clifford. happily
married to the son and heir of Lord
Aberdare. was not invited to the gal
lery reserved for the wives of peers
heirs because she was on the stage.
There VIII be q long series Of otfi-
c1al and semiofhctal entertainments fol
lowing the coronation and lasting more
than week. To these Americans who
fall to win seat at the grent show
itself will strive for admission, and
they will give similar entertainments
themselves. outdoing the princes and
dukes of 3nf.and in magnidcence.
Few Americans Present.
The corouation is to be on Thursday.
June %, and on that day and the pre-
vicus Tuesday the king will give great
state banquets. The invita- tions will
be confined to royal visitors. ambassa
dors. cabinet ministers and persons OF
similar rank. so that few Americans
can be present
On the Intervening Wednesday the
kings uncle. the Duke OF Connaught,
will give Il state banquet to guests Of
the same category for whom there Is
not rom al the kings banquets.
On Tuesday, June q, there will be
an immense garden party at Bucling-
ham a'ace. given by the king end
queen for those who aru too modest to
figure at the more ceremonious enter
tainments. Here will come popular ac-
tors and actresses. labor members Of
parliament, writer's and artists and all
sorts OF worthy persons laboring un-
der some social defect Some Amer
leans will probably get In here.
Rival Entertainments.
Mrs Waldorf Astor will certainly
capture his royal h,ghness the Duke
OF her parties. while the Duchess Of
RoKhurgne is counting on bagging the
king and queen Tor hers.
Still. the Americans are far from hav-
ing the prominence they enjoyed un-
der King Edward. but they will ma ke
fight for it.
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nome of Ade at Kentand Mr.. Fair
banks defeated all comers at pitching
horseshces, but some OF the authors
insisted that his opponents were handi-
capped because of his height and
reach
Mr. Studebaker is said to be en- ex-
pert at pitching horseshoes. John
Ade, father OF George Ade, is to be
his teammate Mr. Fairbanks will
nave teanmate. but he has not been
named Each contestant furnishes his
own horse hoes and selects his team
mate
The CITY council IF Newcast Ind,
has, adopted a rule that provides a
heavy penalty for each day of street
improve, ant work thu. r. nains in
| eonp plete a.ftas the specified lime.