Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-23
CONNAUGHTS VISIT
WILL ESTABLISH
NEW LINE UP
Guests Who Attend Dances
Tonight and Tomorrow in
Honor of Royal Visitors
Will Be of the Real 400"

New York. Jan. s3.--The upper
circles OF New York society are vib-
rant with expectation today. As re-
suit OF She visit OF the Duke and
Duchess and Princess Patricia Of
Connaught a new social line-up Is be-
ing made and everybody who has
ever moved within the charmed upper
circle Is awaiting with breathloss in
terest the outcome.
Mrs. Whltelaw Reid. wife of the
ambassador To Great Britain. and
Mrs, ogden Mills who will be the
principal hostcsses OF the royal party,
never have submitted to tho dictum
Of the late Ward McAllister that there
We're as many as four hundred per-
sons In real society In New York. They
have been more exclusive and have
held 90 the belief that there were not
more than three hundred whom II
really would be safe to turn loose IN
the same cage with such personnHcs as
the royal visitors. So New York 500
cicty Is vibrant. or all asog, or some
thing like that. % find out just who
will comprise that selected three hum
bred at the ambassadors bail tonight
and an Mrs Milis's Wednesday night
when the final rating will be estab-
lishcd. for q Is generally admitted
that these two dances will draW-for
all time 10 comc-the fine lines In the
social status OF the city.
The royal guests reached here from
ottawa Monday morning. and come
not as guests OF the nation, state or
city, nut as democratic individuals who
stayed al the New York residence OF
Whltelaw Reid Monday night. The
Reids will give dinner and dance in
their honor Tuesday night and on
Wednesday night Mrs. Ogden Mills
VIII be a host as dinner. to be fol-
lowed By dance. Motor drives VIII
take up the remainder OF the time,
Kaiser DcUorates James Spclcr.
James speyer. the banker, has re-
ceived from the German empodor the
decoration of the Red Eagle OF the
second class In recognition IN the part
his family has played In International
| financial affairs and also in apprecia-
toa of his founding of the Theodore
! Roosevelt professionally IN the Unit
, rs.ty of Berlin
Vhlmcs TIA. nnd's Love at $50.
FIFTY collars BE- ho value Mrs. Anna
! T.. Rosemlu places upon her nus
! bands love i0 an alicnation suit filed
Iher,. asriust her 81 illionaire father-ln-
/ law Abraham Buteman.
IIenrd snl,idc Shot by Telephone.
| Ulyssus Grant H3urh, am inspector
In the department of agriculture, re-
fused last uisht Co accedo to his wifo's
plea by telephone that he come right
home
Just hold the receiver second and
! / think Iu convince YOU that you had
] better come home, Mrs. Hauch said
She left thu telephone and when she
returned she a1kcd;
Vow. dearest can you hear, per
fectly9"
ayes. / can hear. what Is ~"
! A revolver shot was the answer
/ Hauch hurried home and found hil
| wife dead. she had shot herseh
! through the heart lie said Mrs
| Hauch had been In poor health re-
/ Gently
Mrs. Anna YcamRns fll.
II Mrs Anna Ycamans, who has dc
i lighted theater goers in the role OF
II rolllCkiuN irish woman Tor hltS -hih'
wears. ~ seriously IN at her apart
I ments here following a stroke OF par
avsis which for "a time caused fear
that death was near. The stroke -
affected her articulation that for som
dime she could not make herself un
derstOod except by making signs
! While Mrs Yeamans apparently
/ improving today. the doctors fear
second stroke Mrs. Yeamans ctle
brated her 76th birthday anniversar
November 10,
Watson Ia Attend Dickens Celehrntinr
William Watson, The English poe
VIII boz Americas chief literary gues
nj the celebration of the one hun
dredth anniversary of the birth
Charles Dickens. which ~ Go be hel
I'm New York on February q The poe
viii write commemorative ode 70
the occnslOn The celebration Will lHs