New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-22
London Season Passes a
Quiet Interval in Mid
Lent Week.
LADY CUNARD ALSO
ON HOSTESS LIST
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marsh Kent
Warwick Castle from tine
Earl of Warwick.
by cable to The Tribune. }


London. March 2l.-Social life took a
small slump this week. While there mas
been = good bit OF entertaining there has
not been 50 much as usual. On Th"is-
dav night there were several mi-careme
balls. one particularly interesting being
that of the Pioneer Players, whose presl-
don, Ellen Terry. j. soon going to Aus
tralia Fancy dress. Of course maze 4
brilliant display in the Connaueht Rooms
Hundreds Of well known stage and society
neo,lc were present. including ''H"'N
Yavoreka. Lena Ashwel. Mrs. I'l'S
Doorucr. Lady Maud Warrendef' MIS-
C,bristouber Lowther. LilIah McDart"!'
Ms Eustace Fitzgerald, Pauline chase
csthIeen Nesbitt. Pamela Coleman smith
LADY AK Egerton and many others
Ambassador Page will return on Moi
dav from Sandwich. little resting piace
he has found in Kent. TUESDAY ne 10 "
visi. Aberdeen to receive the university
honorary LID, and Mrs. Page Will
probably accompany him.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bel! arrived on
Wednesday from their honeymoon on 'he
Continent.
Arnbas sador Willard. accompanied ~
urs willard and Miss Bell. left for Paris
OH Wednesday, Ell route for his post III
Madrid
The wife Of the Hon. John Freeman
Milford. formerly Fraulcin Frled'ander
FuId left for Berlin on Thursday with
ber husband She is quite as pretty as
che has been described and her beauty Is
o,h.,ced bv the really lovely dresses she
wears.
,rbs King and Queen will make only
brief STAY in London after their WISH 10
the Earl ana Countess Of Derby ana ,"e''
,our Of the industrial centres OF the Ian
asbire district on April they VIII 90
to Windsor Castle for Easter.
The dates set for the Richmond io'Se
SHOW a~e July 10 and 20. bringing II clos'
ia Ascot week. Last year four queens
ond two kings honored the show by their
nresence. and this year il i expected th9
event will be more successlul IMAM eNe..
The second Of the series OF at ho'"e'
which Mrs. Lewis Harcourt IS gNihs ut
her residence. No Il Berkeley Square was
hold on Wednesday Mrs. Harcourt' wear
ing a black chiffon velvet gown ana sI'N
coat, welcomed her guests at the entrance
to tho drawing room. which was deco
rated with pink azaleas.
ON Wednesday evening Lady Cunard
had a big dinner party FOR the Burlington
club ball. which was one oil inc great
events or the present season.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marsh expect very
soon 70 20 into residence at Nar"'cN
Castle. which they have rented from the
Earl Of Warwick for the summer ana the
ensuing hunting season. Mr.. Marsh was
until recently the tenant Of knebworth,
the Earl Of Lytton's beautiful place III
Hertfordshire.
The Duke Of Bedford has returned TO
Woburn Abbey.
The Duke OF Westminster. after
month on the Continent. mostly AT
Cannes. returns 10 Grosvenor house at
the end Of the week.
The Earl and Countess Of Granarj have
left London for Ireland for some weeks
on WISH 10 lSIOulll'SS 'hiH 'i'f VIZ -
turned from Cannes few DAYS ago
There have beer but few Americans III
T.ondon this week. most Of them hurryinS
through to escape the bad weather. The
latest arrivals at the hotels are as fol-
lows.
At the Berkeley Mrs. Helen G~ynne
and Mrs John mckinley, both IRON
Paris. and T. Wborg. from India.
At the Ritz-Mr. ard Mrs. Duncan Els
worth and Mr.. and Airs. j Scarborough,
all up from the country for a few DAYS
shopping and theatregoing. \. ;. Terriil
and +. Bull. who arrived on the Lusitania.
At the Carleton-N. c. Hebbard and
George -. Morgan. both OF whom arrived
on the Lusitania Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Howard Hood and their daughter who
are going on to Paris and thence 10
Rome.
At the Cecil-Wnliam L. Laidlaw and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dewitt.