The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-24
CORDIAL WELCOME
FOR AMERICAN GIRL
Miss Sherman, Who Will Wed
English Peer, Is Already
Quite Popular.
DEBUTANTE WILL WED
Engagement of Miss Rawson
and the Wealthy Lord Le-
confleld Is Announced.
DEBUTANTE WILL WE'D
BY LADY MARY MANwARING.

BY LADY MARY MANWARING
Special Gable 10 The Tribune
| LONDON, Sept. 23.-The approaching
wedding OF Lord Camoys and Miss Mil
dred Sherman IS of very considerable In
terest TO society here. Camoys stands
we'll in court circles. and the new Amer
lean peeress Will hold an enyiahle place
in society Miss, Sherman is already
known and liked In London and in Paris.
One OF the most interesting members
! Of the Stonor family. OF which Lord
Camoys Is the head. Is the Marquise
! d Uautpoul who has had A rather curious
career She began life as the Honor
able Julie Stoner. and was sister or
the late Lord Camoys. Her mother the
late Mrs. Stonor. was lady in waiting to
the then Princess OF Wales. now Queen
| Alexandra. When she died. in 1851 her
majesty took the pretty orphan girl un
der her care. and encouraged her 10 be-
| come companion and friend To the three
young princesses. In those days Miss
Julie Stonor enjoyed the privilege
unique one for a non r-royal person-or
staying for days and even weeks. at
Marlborough house and Sandringham,
| This friendship has been mainta lined. as
| the princess royal may often be seen
Walking WA, ,s. and md Shopping in the West End
came to her after a brilliant girlhood.
and her wedding WAS attended br the
then Prince and Princess of Wales and
| all the smart world OF London.
Duke Proud Of Ancestors.
The Duke OF Abcrcorn had some re-
mark bic ancestors His father nick
named Old SPLENDID figured as The
/ first marquis was astyDical aristocrat OF
DAYS long departed. The story goes that
he used to require his housemalds 10
| wear gloves when they made his bed.
and II was his custom 10 don the blue
| ribbon Of the Garter when he went ont
/ shooting
BY the way. the title. OF Lord Claud
! Hamilton seems TO prevail In his ducal
family Tho present duke has a son OF
! that name, His brother Lord C'laud is
member of South kensington. There
was another in the last genera tion, and
LORD claud Hamilton of olden times
manded thcivaneuard OF Queen Mary's
army AZ Lansside In 1865. One NJ the
Duke OF Abercorn's daughters Is a god
Younger is now Lady Wicklow. Each
of his three sons Is in the army. Barons-
court. tho family place In Ireland. is
big house. surrounded bv beautiful
grounds and gardens. The suite OF roval
apartments looks out to an exquisite rose
garden,
| I.econfeld and Miss Beatrice Violet Raw
son. elder daughter or Colonel Richard
and Lady Baatrice Rawson OF Craven
! hurst. Haywards heath. Sussex, Lord
Leconfield, who is now in his forteth
year Is one Of the wesithIest among the
peers. Besides being tho owner of Pet,
worth-that wonderful storehouse OF art
/ treasiires-he possesses n fine seat in
Cumberland-Cockerm castle-and
has town house in Chesterfield Gar
denS. Miss RawSon. who is only 19 is
Il niece of Lord and Lady Lichficld and
cousin. therefore. of Niscount Ansor.
who was married month ago to Miss
only I'm her first season She is un-
USUALLY tall and was one OF the orettiest
II probably came as a surprise TO most
people TO learn that Prince Edward prob
ably Is not destined to take 70 thu, navy
as a career He may spend only six
months on the Hjndustan. and after that
onter a cavalry regiment, The future OF
the kings next SON., Prince Albert. has
ly and It, Is understood that he Will
eventually become a mdshipman. In his
case, however. the navy VIII furnish him
with a career. Prince Henry the third
son In the royal family. is not. by his
health. quite fitted for the strenuous life
imposed by the sea. and be- may. after
spending some years at Etons be gazetted
TO a cavalry regiment,
Royalty Goes on Vacation.
The rules which are being observed by
details OF his country house visits differ
in several interesting ways from those
which preceded the arrival of the late
king at shooting box In the later years
or his reign. King George naturally in
sists upon being furnished beforehand
with the names of his fellow guests, But
he does not indicate the guests himself.
and is quite content 10 leave himself In
the hands of his host and hostess. who
are thus able To invite their own intl-
mates. subject 10 the reservation already
mentioned. In this way there Is greater
variety and freedom in the social en-
vironment Of his majesty. and there liz
never any lack of interest in the social
amenities OF the party especially In the
evenings.
The king is Ia be the guest of the
Duke OF Richmond and Gordon at Cor
don castle for two or three days during
the first week In October His majesty
will go there when he leaves Bnlmoral
for the sea son, and the conclusion of
his visit he Is to travel direct froSl
Fochabers 10 London. The king Is not
going 10 Gordon castle for shooting, but
for salmon fishing in the Spsy, the end
OF September and the first fortnight OF
October being tho best usually for ang-
ling on the lower waters of this river.
According TO present arrangements
there Will be chapter Of the Garter for
the admission OF the Dukes OF Argyll
and Fife to the order. This would invoke
an elaborate ceremonial at Windsor cas-
tie with banquet 10 the knights who
had been summoned. II is probable that
the two dukes will be privately invested
BY the king in The throne room at Buck
lnEham palace with The same ceremonial
as was customary during the last reign.
known to make many as forty studies
ne satisfied.