New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-29
Mrs. Lewis Harcourt and
Lady SaItoun Among the
Weeks HoSteSSeS.
QUEENS DRESSES ALL
OF GENEROUS WIDTH
One Costume Ordered Is of Gold
and Silver Cloth, with Brocad'
ed Design of Oak Leaves.
IBy cable to The Tribuno.l


London. March SS.-Mrs. Lewis Har-
sDurt whose at-homes have been one OF
me most succession features of the sea-
son. gave one last Wednesday at No IA
Berkeley Square. She wore robe OF
cream charmeuse, draped with SILK ana
81, embroidered blue velvet coatee.
nong her guests were the lion Mrs
Maurice Brett Mrs Patrick Campbell
the Hon. Dorothy Emmott. Lady Har-
court Lady Barring Lady Antrobus. the
Eon. Mrs William Dudley Ward and the
Dowager Countess Of Granville.
Prince and Princess Louis of Batten-
berg were among the four hundred guests
al a big ball given by Lady Saltoun Tor
the Hon. Mary Fraser on Thursday. The
MARQUIS of Bath. the Marchioncss of
sligo. the Countess of Strathmore and
the Countess OF Donoughmore each gave
a dinner for the dance, which was at
tended by the best known people In Lon
don. including the Dowager Marchoness
Of Tweedale. the Earl and Countess of
CassilHs. the Earl and Countess OF Dali
keith. Viscount and Niscountess Acheson
and Mrs. George Keppel and her daugh-
ter. Lady Saltoun wore a satin dress OF
deep tangerine shade, and the Hon. Mary
Fraser blue sash over a pale maize
satin dress
At the Duchess Of Somersets'
The reception rooms at No. So eros .
vcnor Square. were crowded on Friday
afternoon when the Duchess Of Somerset
held a sale of work in aid of various
charities. The Countess of Bessborough .
was TO have had charge Of one OF tne
stalls. but was unable 10 appear her place
beng hued by Lady Oranmore ana
Browne. Others who had stalls were
Lady Ellen Lambart the Hon. Jane
Bruce. the Viscountess St Cyres. Mrs.
M.les Ponsonby, Priscilla Countess An
reslev ami Lady Clara Annesley.
A very pretty wedding took place on
FRIDAY at st Michaers Church, Chester .
SQUARE. when Bettina Maud Rawnsley' /
niece of Canon Rawnsley, became the .
wife Of Gcorge FenwiSk-Owen. son Of .
LADY, owen Mackenzie Lord Wodehouse.
the well known polo player. was pest
nan The bride wore rich white satin .
md chiffon tunic dress embroidered WIN /
silver and a court train Of cloth OF sli- I
,.r 4 reception was held afterward at
rc home Of the brides cousins. Mr. and
Nr.. Du Cane Goldman. Later the couple
-t for Paris en- route for Japan.
Dp Wednesday at 81. Pauls, Knights
iiiJcc Miss Harriet Hutcheson' eldesI /
G.uehtcr Of the late Mr. and Mrs W. D. /
Hrtchcson. Of New York. and Major e
paleologus. Of the Indian army were
married. The ceremony was very quiet
one. comparatively few friends oelns
present.
Mrs Walter H. Page and Miss Page
are back from Aberdeen, where the Amer
lean Ambassador received this week the
honorary degree of Ii. d. While he was
5eing capped" the students of the his
oric university sang the song i want 10
ne down South in Dixie
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bell are back in
London from their honeymoon and now
occupv apartments at the Basil Mansions
Basil street.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin B. Laughlin left for
america this morning. the Secretary OF
the Embassy having obtained two months
loave.
Dresses for Spring Season
The Queen has ordere1 a number OF
beautiful dresses for the spring season
one is of shell pink velvet with panels OF
80 1ace and another evening dress is OF
gold and silver cloth with bTocaded oe-
sign of oak leaves and a cloak OF the
same material in sable color, completing
a neculiarly rich toilet All her majestys
evening dresses this season Will have long
trains. and although the skirts VIII De Dy
80 means voluminous they Will be OF
fairly generous width
The report that Princess Mary VIII APP
near with the Prince Of Wales next May
at court is erroneous. for the princess VIII
not be represented at court until she at
tans legal majority of eighteen years.
which will be in April, 1915.
Mrs. Bradley Martin has taken over
HAMPSTEAD Marshall, in Berkshire from
her son-in-law. the Earl Of Craven, and
intends to use IL for weekend shooting
raiues when she returns from Balmacaan
next fall. Hampstead Marshall is an eX-
tensive and beautiful place, which was
granted 10 the Cravens IN the reign OF
charles H. The present house, which is
SPACIOUS and picturesque, replaces a castle
which was destroyed some years ago.
The Charterhouse ball takes place at the
Savoy Hotel on April 80.
Lord and Lady Camoys are leaving
Clirzon street for No. 25 Berkeley Square
where they have taken fiat.
Noel Buxton, the prominent Member OF
PARLIAMENT. and Miss Luch Pelham Burn
are 10 be married on April 80
Vjscount and Viscountess Bryce left Tor
Paris en- route for Egypt on Friday. Ihey
Ill f,o,,, Nfarseilies next week.