New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-19
'L0NDON'S FALL SEASON
TO Be UNUSUALLY GAY
Court Will Be in Town and Sev-
eraI Foreign Royalties Will
Be Entertained.
KING VISITS NEWMARKET
Church of St. Martins in the.
Fields Returns to Favor for
Society Weddings-Bertha
Paget a Bride.
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London. Oct. 1S-King George lef'
town by automobile the day after the
royal wedding for Newmarket for two
days shooting on Friday and Satur,
day. The Queen will rejoin him or
Monday at Sandringham, where Queer
Alexandra and Princess Victoria are
also expected, with the King and
Queen OF Norway and Crown Prince
Olaf, who will probably not return to
Christiania until December.
The foreign guests Of the sovereign
will remain In England for a visit ir
their private capacity. and the kins
and Queen will entertain several other
foreign royalties. which will make the
autumn season unusually brilliant, as
receptions, dinners and luncheons given
by their majesties require the presence
near court Of many noteworthy mem
bers Of the official and diplomatic world
as well as the personal friends OF the
King and Queen. The visiting roy
aities will also be guests OF honor al
several private entertainments, as wei
as give dinners and luncheons during
their stay in town.
Many we'll known people who are
usually away in the autumn will be
making London their headquarters this
year until Christmas calls them to the
country.
Brides New Title.
The return Of Prince Arthur OF Con-
naught and his bride will be the occa'
sion for much entertaining. The
Princess Royal is sure to do something
handsome in their honor. and the
esta blishment in town Of the royal
couple will add greatly to the success
OF the little" season. Offlcial an
nouncement Is made that tho title OF
the royal bride is Princess Arthur OF
Connaught. Duchess OF Fife.
The Prince OF Wales has returned 10
Oxford to resume his studies.
The hereditary Grand Duke OF Meek,
lenberg- Strelitz. who has been on
round OF visits In Scotland. has re-
turned TO town. where he intends to re-
main for some time.
The Duchess Of Devonshire is In
town, where she will soon be rejoined
by the duke. who has gone to Hard
wick Hall.
The Earl OF Lichfield is In town from
Strauraer.
Mrs. Ronald Greville was in town for
a few days, and then left for a week
end with the Earl and Countess OF
Leicester at Holkham, after which she
will 20 10 Scotland. Captain Walter
and Lady Clementine Waring have re-
turned to their house In Grosvcnor
Place from Scotland. and will remain
for some time.
Lady arthur Paget has gone to
Paris for a short visit. after which she
will return TO Belgrave Square.
The Earl and Countess OF Granard
who came to town for the royal we'd
ding. have returned TO Forbes Castle,
leaving London on Wednesday night.
Kaid Sir Harry and Lady MacLean
are going to Tangier.
Two Weddings in Society.
O.. xso-.tu,. g., ~ U>toIds O.. bocnpn
Ing quite popular nowadays for mar
riages. On Thursday the wedding
took place there OF Major G. Jasper
Farmar, son OF the late Major General
w. r. Farmar, and Bertha Paget. The
bride was given away by her mother.
She wore a gown OF ivory satin with
Genoese lace and a long court train
carried by two boys In Hoppner suits.
The bridesmaids wore gowns Of ecru
satin with blue sashes.
On the same day at All Saints. Mar
garet street, the marriage took place OF
Lieutenant Russell Lister-Kaye, r. NJ.
and Mrs. Sacheverell Bateman, daugh-
ter Of Captain Edward Bridges. The
bride wore an oyster gray charmeuse
dress with silver lace and a square
train edged with mink fur. A long
rope Of large pearls and a high pearl
and diamond collar, the gift OF the
bridegroom. were particularly ad-
mired. Among those present were
General Sir Ian and Lady Hamilton.
Admiral Dundas. Lady Florence Dun
can, Sir John and Lady Lister-Kaye,
Lady Hadfeld, Lady Kingston and