New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
Court in Half Mourning This
.Week-Lady CreWe to En-
=, terrain Their MaieStleS.
LANCASHIRE TOUR PLANNED
Preparations for Big Versailles
.aFete Proceed Apace-Lady
Maxwell and Lady Diana
- Manners Invalids.


WHOM The court goes into half mourn
Ing for King George of Greece. In ad-
clifton TO a large number OF reviews, IN
srcctions and Ievscs. they are COINS 10
visit Lord and Lady Crewc on April II,
and OH thc 18th The King Will review 1t
hr;sadc If guards in Hyde Pan enc %
t.c most picturesque sights at sic Eta'
m London. The Duke OF C,uIduSh'
Will icad the Grcnad.er Guard -cid
Roberts the Irish Guards. Lord
N1luhGcn the Scots Guards and G"rerHi
Ford William Seymour the Coldstrcal1
Guards
The third court of the year lakes
place on May :. and after their return
from Germany their majesties viii at
tend the Derby and Oaks races al t."'
som. The fourth and fifth courts VIII
be held on June . ana 10, and ON the
17th they will 80 to the Ascot races
Early in July the King and Queen VIII
visit the Henley regatta. and later VIII
make long tour Of the Lancashire an
duStrial centres.
Brief Pest N August.
Their ma,cstics have also arranged 10
attend the Sandown Park ana Good
wood races For the latter they VII
he guests OF the Duke Of Richmond ana
Gordon. and in August they will ENJOY
a hricr rest on board the royal yacht
during regatta week at. CoWes.
..,Il
= visit by the Prince Of Wales TO can
ada i'm the near future is not IN con-
templation. Though il is hoped he VIII
visit the Dominion it is not Likely TO ne
This or next wear. The statement, zoo
that the King and Queen are TO Visit
Canada shortly is officially described AZ
erroneous
As long ago as July. 1911. the Duke
of Connaught. speaking at the Dohiih-
ion Dav dinner in London, SAID II was
his maiestys one wish that the Prince
af Wales should make himself ac-
ouainted with all parts of the empire
The duke hoped il would be his Sood
uck as Governor General Of Canada
t6'welcome him to the Dominion
Town Beginning to Fill.
Society people are gradually return
ing 10 London for the season. num-
her If prominent hostesses have come
from the south Of France THIS week
Tho Duke and Duchess Of Sutherland
arc spending their last few weeks at
Stafford House before leaving IL LOT
rood at the end Of June. There is per-
eistent talk that the duchess INTENDS
giving one big farewell ball. before hei
icnarture, on a scale that VIII make II
memorable in society annals Al inc
and Of the London season II Is prop-
ohio that the duke and duchess VIII
ro 10 Canada. where the duke is con-
stantly buying new tracts of land.
Tho Duke of Marlborough, Lady
Hateman. Mrs Almeric Paget. Admiral
end Mrs Beatty and Mrs. Harry Hig-
rims are among those who are pro-
LONGING their stay on the Riviera.
Considerable anxiety has been felt
i.late regarding the health OF Lazy
Diana Manners, daughter OF the DUKE
pnd Duchess Of Rutland. She has been
Suffering from congestion Of the lungs
but is now making a slow recovery
.rJ.adv Rodd's great fancy dress pail
al tho British Embassy in Rome has
now been definitely fixed for Wednes-
day. April'9 the day the court goes
INFO half mourning for King George OF
l.I Inc
Rome for the last two months. 1t mas
,,ecn twice postponed, but when 1t
comes will form a magnificent climax
a. an unusually brilliant season IN the
italian capital
Noblemen to Wear Pearls.
,sManv English notabilities will be
-ornosent and wonderful tales are being
p5ld OF the beauty Of the costumes ana
he magnifcence Of the jewels that
nil, be worn in the various process
sions Two princesses who are to APP
ncar in the Persian group are TO wear
popes of superb pearls that VIII reach
rom the head to the ground. Many
% the Young Roman noblemen are TO
.,ear some of their mothers Famous
towels. and on April IA there is to ne
j, series of tableaux-vivants at the
srpent Theatre, when all the charac-
tors who have appeared at Lady Rodds
han vii, be seen in public The money
raised by the entertainment Is 10 De
devoted to charity.
great event of the London season
u,iu of course, be the Versailles 1ete
a. the Albert Hall in June. Lady
payet has arranged an extraordinarily
interesting collection Of people for her
1ouis XIV Court King Louis VIII be
'-epresented by Count Elston, queen
Marie Theresa by Lady Dudley, and
The Dauphin by Prince Paul of Servia'
while others taking part include Lady
c.rewe. Lord Anglesey, Lord Tltchiieio
who will represent the Earl OF Port
land of that day. who was ambassador
from King Charles III to the French
co,rt at that time, Prince Alexander
of Battenberg Lady Diana Manners
Lady Islington, Lady Desborough'
lady Helen Vincent, Mrs. Cecil Bing-
ham. Lady Ingestrc, Miss Muriel VIII
son. Miss Bridget Colebrook. Mrs
Ayillam Il. Leeds, Miss Sybil Sassoon'
s.ord Alexander Thyme, Sir Richard
Sutton. Sir Herbert Tree, Captain
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