New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-08
With Queen Mary Will Be
the Guest of Duke and
Duchess of MOntrOSe.
ROYAL CHILDREN
HAVE A GAY TIME
Wealthy London Bachelor Card
Indexes All Dancing Men in
Society and Finds $50.
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London March king George and
queen Mary will visit Glasgow early IN
July to inspect the works on the Clyde.
Next DAY they will so along Loeb L0-
mond to Buchanan Castle, 10 be guests
of the Duke and Duchess OF MOntrose.
The duke aho is the owner Of about &c.,
90 acres OF land. married beautiful Miss
Violet Graham His youngest son. LORD
Alastair Graham. was an usher at the
Decies-Gould wedding in New York.
The Queen. accompanied by Princess
Mar, and Prince Albert visited on Tues
oa, afternoon the Morris tapestry works
al Merton. Surrey. 10 inspect a large
tapestry. The Aiming OF the King. de
signed by Bernard Partridge TO commem-
crate the coronation. il is understood
that the portrait of Queen Mary, in her
Garter robes. a present from the Prince
Of Wales and herself TO George, VIII
hang in Buckingham Palace next month.
The royal children have been having a
somewhat gay time lately At the Olym-
pia last Saturday before the Wonder Zoo
closed Princess Mary and Princes Henry
and Albert we're moved TO enthusiasm,
and on Wednesday Princess Mary and
Prince Albert visited Scotland Yard, es-
corted by Sir Edward Henry, Commits
sioner OF Police. On Thursday the broth
er and sister went over the Guards Chap
81. Wellington Barracks. and displayed
great interest.
At Mrs. Waldorf Astor's.
There was very large attendance on
Tuesday at Mrs. Waldorf-Astor' s home
3n ST. Jamess Square, for the Mayfair
Union sale opened by Adeline Duchess
Of Bedford. Lady Derek Keppel, Miss
Rhoda Ashley. the Duchess Of Abercorn.
Lady Kerry, Lady Mary Hamilton. Mrs.
Lionel Sartoris and the Hon. Violet Mills
were among those who helped 10 swell the
Golfers of the sale.
The Duchess Of Marlborough spoke at
Bedford College on Tuesday afternoon.
She held full notes OF her speech in her
hand but she seldom referred 10 them.
The audience was impressed by the ease
OF her delivery.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hardy were pre-
sented by members OF the Dorchester
Dramatic Society ~ Navigate, their
Dorchester residence with a silver cake
basket as wedding present. accompa-
MED by an album containing the auto
graphs OF the members. with whose in
terpretation OF the Hardy plays the vet
eran novelist is intimately associated.
The Duke and Duchess OF Sutherland
have arrived In London from New York
after a romantic cruise UP the Orinoco
the most extended voyage since the tour
OF Lord Brassey in the Sunbeam. The
sutheriands' steam yacht. the Catania.
hes now been let TO Count and Countess
Szechenyi.
A well known American in London says
that William Gillett. wealthy bachelor
whose hobby Is society has card indexed
all the available dancing men in London.
he eays there are only $50 OF the genus
He has classified them according to their
talents as conversationallsts and dancers
lHe Is constantly called on by the seasons
hostesses 10 furnish the names Of dancing
men. for since the SILVER dances have
become the rage 81 is hard to find men
experienced IN this direction
Two Lenten Weddings.
A fashionable Lent wedding will be that
of the daughter Of Sir John Henniker Hea-
ton. Bart, and Lady Heaton and Major
Adrian Porter. which will take place next
"Wednesday The bridegroom is a King s
messenger. Another society wedding next
week IS that of Katheleen Goschen and
~Teofrrey Claiborne Hardy. nephew Of tho
Earl OF Cranbrook, at the Holy Trinity,
Brompton. on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Brett, with their
little son Lionel and W. X. Vanderbilt
and Robert Goelet arrived from New York
this week on the Kronprinzessin Cecilie.
Lady Bryce presided at. the annual
meeting OF the Royal Medical Benevolent
FUND on Tuesday.
Lord Howard de Walden will leave for
sha CArt,nent on Wednesday.
LII Sandhurst. the Lord Chamberlain.
who has been suffering from appendicitis
IS making a speedy recovery and is now
IN London.
The Duke OF Bedford and the Marquis
Of Tavlstock came 20 London on Tuesday
from Woburn Abbey
Lady Victoria Percy is the second wom-
an 10 loop the loop. Gustav Hammel has
arrived i'm London from Alnwick Castle,
where he has been the guest OF the Duke
or Northumberland, Lady Victoria $
father Looping is society's craze these
days Dozens Of titled people pay 800 and
sl25 for return trips between Hendon and
Brooklands. and as much $3.50 10 500 for
looping the loop. The FIRST woman looper
was Miss TrehaWke Davis the second
Lady Victoria Percy and the third Lady
Dudley. Ordinary flights have been made
by MilHcent Duchess OF Sutherland, Lady
Limerick Lady Diana Manners. Lady
scott Miss Violet Asquith. the Hon. Mo-
Mica Grenfen and Lady Eileen Knox.
j. " Spalding. father OF the violinist,
- a. the Carlton. az well as Mr.. and Mrs.
- ~. Martin. VINO Will leave for the Con-
neht tomorrow
Ar and Mrs. j. -. Ryder, who have ar
rived from Scotland, Miss q. Moreland
and Mrs. Bisckhall are At the Savoy.