New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-25
BRITISH COURT TO Be
IN TOWN ALL SEASON
tscot Week at Windsor viii Be
The Only Break Before the
Cowes Week in August.
KING OF SPAIN EXPECTED
nrcbess of Roxburghe Will Be
Seen but Little in London,
as Happy Event Is
Expected.
KING OF SPAIN EXPECTED
lRr canle 10 The Trihune.l

a. NOW in sight or ltS CulmlndllnS
r..sks and the return of the King and
o,,oen from Berlin will be the signal
~ the big events to begin. There will
>. many royal functions in June. in
hiding two courts, one. if not two,
.,o,e halls at Buckingham Palace and
.avsral banquets. one of which will bee
tor President POinCart. The fourth
md dfth courts. il is expected, will be
,articularly large and brilliant.
The court will leave town only once
"a in June. for Ascot-when a large
,or,v will be entertained at Windsor
castle from Monday TO the following
saturday. Among the guests generally
,,,4ted are the Duke and Duchess Of
porburghe. the Duke and Duchess Of
po-tland. the arquis and Marchioness
q, Londonderry, Marquise dHautpoul,
Count Albert Mensdorff. Marquis de
several and the Countess OF Dudley. 1t
q said that the annual royal garden
Marty will take place at Windsor this
symmer but nothing is yet definitely
known as 10 this.
New Royal Fashions.
The Queen will be seen a good deal by
the nublic after her return TO England.
Her majesty is fond of driving, and it
&c her intention 10 drive frequently in
the park in the afternoon. accompanied
bv Princess Mary. Her majesty during
last wear has been gradually changing
the STYLE Of her dress. The Queen
has never approved the exaggerated
fashions of recent years. but her gowns
are now cut on narrower lines than
heretofore and her hats are wider and
less heavily trimmed. Queen Alex
andra still remains in strict seclusion.
II is expected that the King and
Queen Of Spain will visit England early
in August and be the Kings guests al
BARTON Manor during the COwes week.
Their majesties Will also visit London
before they return 10 Spain. Princess
Henry of Battenberg will be at Barton
for the latter end of July and the early
part Of August as the Kings guest.
The Duchess Of Roxburghe is likely to
be seen very little at Chesterfield House
this season. and will probably spend
the greater part of the time in the
country in expectation Of happy
event She and the duke, as usual. VIII
20 to Floors Castle for the late sum
mer and autumn, and there is a per-
sistent rumor that the King and Queen
may visit them during the stay of the
court in the North.
Movements in Society.
The Earl and Countess Of Dun
donald have returned to No. 81 Port
land Square for the remainder of the
season. They have been at Gwyrch
Castle, in North Wales, where they
have been very busy experimenting
alterations and improvements TO the
castle and the building Of a new wing
Of bedrooms, an octagon breakfast
room and a new marble staircase, with
panellings In soft green Italian marble
Prince and Princess Albert Radziwhl
and Princess Hedwige Radziwill, Mile.
zerbe and Count and Countess Vlad-
imir Ledochowsky have arrived at
Claridge's from New York.
The Warehouses of Zetland gave
royal ball on Thursday night al No. ID
Arlington street for the debut of her
granddaughter, the Hon. Dorothy Fitz-
roy, eldest daughter of Lord and Lady
Southampton. Princess Christian and
her daughter. Princess Victoria of
schleswig Holstein, were guests at this
the first big royal ball Of the season.
There was a great display Of jewels,
tisras and crowns in honor OF the oc-
casion. and many Of the seasons debu-
tantes were present. Before the ball
the earl and countess entertained Prin-
cess Christian and her daughter at din
ner.
Count and Countess Lutzow have re-
tNlItQ 10 NJ. Il AptohNAS ~
Castle Zampach. Bohemia, for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Since her daughter. Mrs. John Ford'
died Mrs. George Observation-Disclosures
has been in a state of collapse and
her sister, Mrs. ogden Mills. has given
up her Paris plans and is now IN Lon
don with Mrs. Bentinck.
James b. Duke said to-day that ne
was trying to buy a big country estate
belonging TO a member Of the peerase
and not yet in the market.
Joe Coyne, the American actor VINO
appeared in the United States in the
Mollusc" some four years ago, has re-
ceived an offer from George Tyler or
the leading part in the American pro-
duction Of General John Reagan, the
great London success in which Charies
Hawtrey is now starring. Joe Coyne IS
now playing The aviator in THE Dane
ing Mistress" At Brooklands he saw
an aeroplane for the first time, on
Whit Monday.
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