The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-10
ANY COUPLES WE'D
I'M THE METROPOLIS
<toter Statistics in New
Work Break All Previous
Records.
|TLED BRITONS HERE
Lord and Lady A1gy" Are
4 WELCOMED Guests of
Gotham Society.
|TLED BRITONS HERE
aRsARET WATTS DEPEYsTER.

X&&fAh6l WAL - 15l II l - 4 bie'
|1eased Wire 90 The Tribune.
<EW YORK, Dee October tops
tbe months in the year for wed.
b in greater New York. ! have
seen the statistics which show that
s couples were happily made one IN
city during that month.
mis- 7 understand, rs record, though
I.ember was a close second for Hy
and the good work is being kept
\ during December.
XbiIe most of these weddings have
n little social significance, there
Ia been some notable ones on the
and others Of equal importance arc
|Esduled for the near future.
Iord AloeTnon Gordon.LennOX, who.
|EL Lady Gordon .Lennox, was a Wis.
IL for the horse show al Madison
nare Garden, is not a stranger TO
III York. He has made several Wis.
here and was at the show last au-
La. This popular couple arc known
Inc sobriduet Of Lord and Lady
4 ~ in London and American society,
s' 'Algy' is brother of the pres.
|I Duke OF Richmond and Gordon, at
La hospitable country seat at Good
a the late King Edward WAS a Wis
each year during the races. The
Lis has the blood royal Of the
.Irts in its veins, having descended
the merry monarch, King
.rles II.
|he first peer. a son Of that king.
Conferred upon him the title Of
kc of Richmond and Baron Set
l|eton Lady Algcrnon Gordon-ben-
was one of the attractive daugh-
of the Dowagcr Countess Of Ross
n BIZ her first husband, the late Col
Honorable Charles Henry May
son Of the third and last Viscount
0HDard She is consequently n sister
HE Countess of Warwick and half
N&r of the Duchess Of Sutherland. T..
III Gountc5s of Westmoreland and
|v Angela Forbes, MI well known in
country. and also Of the Earl of
M1yn.
hey have one daughter, Miss lvt
Ion -LennoX, who WAS bridesmaid q
th since at the wedding Of her cou-
u Lady Helen on-Lennox, who
,,ried Lord Percy. heir TO the duke
OF Northumberland. and was re-
y
luox was presented two years ago
Is one OF the smartcst and most at.
ftise looking girls in London So
= Visitors Are Welcomed.
s|oother recent English visitor to
O. York was Baron Hindlip. Lady
ytdIip, who was with him, was Miss
tina Lillian Thyme, grand-daugh-
6 pf the second Marquis of Bath and
OF the beauties of remarkable
don season, near the close Of King
ard s reign. Lord Hindlip is the
~ baron and. like the majority Of
SFnshmen OF title who have careers.
IN ,the army. and at one stime a,
~ TO the governor of Victoria and
gaw service in South Africa. The
Is comparatively recent one,
(ed In 1880. The first baron was
ienry Allsopp and the present Lord
1llp Is Charles Allsopp. Hindlip
Worcester, and Alsop"en lie Dale,
ponrne. Derbyshire, are the country
The family fortune is large. hav-
peer derived from the manufacture
} snle of popular brew.
celebrate the tenth anniversary Of
! fganIzatlon the Daughters of Ohio
ew York gave luncheon and
eaie in the Astor gallery Of the
4orf'Astoria. An election OF Of
preceded the luncheon. The
: ~ elected Officers are Mrs. Daniel
ker, president; Mrs. Raymond c.
'eid; vice president: Mrs. William
authors, recording secretary, and
~ L. Larrimore, corresponding
1tary.
- Harvest Dance Given.
; paiyest dance was given this week
ne Stonewall Jackson chapter, Chill.
pI the Confederacy. at Brettor
III George 4. MacAdoo, president
n southern society; X. w Gwath.
fommandcr Of the Confederate
>z5sn camp; Judge II. NJ. SoncrviIle
Aleu- OF Alabama society: James
nnen. president Of Georgia society;
krgil p. Glbmcy. president of the
N l.9ckians: Rev. j. Ncyctt Stcdlc
VEefnt OF the Maryland society; DR.