Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-02-07
LORD cIlNMHEILAIN az ENGLAND
MOI MES GATES CLOSED
AGAINST APPLICANTS FOI; THIS
YEAR.
DlSAPPOINT MANY
SOCIAL DERIVATIVES FROM
AMERICA To BE PRESENTED
THIS SEASON MUST FOI.EGO
THE HONOR.


cln>ed against any more apn!icaut~ for
presentations - their mair~tic> IA Buck
lGcbam Pa.ncr hi var. The Lord
i"ri chamberlain has announced that
HE lists are hIll which viii 'hpuhilr~~
mean 4 lot ~ disappointed r'al lrlW
ianiccs from America in lnrluu this
s'r~nn.
our courts are ordinarily held car'f
year. iwo earl, ia February iu>i after
the opcuin. al parliament and two late
~ MAY nr early ia .Iunr. List wear. ON
in. Ia The LARGE number entitled t. pres
cniaiinil. \ fifth was held. lni IA such
great Inconvenience that IL : hupcd L.
avoid a r%rpiiion 'hi~ wear. II these
court al the oificioi aud diplomatic
world rrrrivc the cummanl 10 attend anl
English %la'icS. who themselves have been
presented. have The privilege ~ a>kin.
fnr - commamd from some dcbulantcc
friend.
Formrrl, these cummnudS would hc
asked for u lady not 4 I~.riti~-h subject
and "a this way many imcrican. were
presented u, English friends. nurin.
King Edwards reign. however. il was
decided hat all foreign ladies should IT,
presented through their embassies. \,
the mba les have url, fnur Invitations
oatSid" III" diplomatic circle. Ia which
"nlN laf ~ II the cmh,>>ir~ AMI lrgn
Tons and their near relatives ore al
miiird. II T. easy ~ realize the lcmHnl
iha' ha> hen midc 81 the cmhlS>ic> fnr
the nrivclr" 81 hpine pre- .ntrt. Strict,
speaking the four extra invitations are
personal ~ the AmhHS>ldnr ~ Minis
ter. but ~ son" ra>rS requests cor pre-
>cntatinn> have been made throuuh the
anthorif e. If The country which the am
ba~Sa'lnr represents.
This question Of d~i>irihutin. IA" four
Invitations v one ~ The most firing
ih1t tie social secretary ur an cmhlS.K
has io deal With he r%rtri,t> hundreds
nf r,"urSt~. all or mo>tl, al from prn
th' "f equal merit AMI must m.'kr 80
earl, selection. The rcicrird are his
sworn rncmir- thereafter. However. ihi,
wear he can p,'nt t. the Lord Chamber
ilin'S notification that The I i> are
full.
CEITIcISE THE QUEEN.
Rain 81 .iiur Queen Mar, mu~i have
her nmhrrlll The hihii hring w cnm
'irnird that he often feel l".' without
ia iuiours This prrnlitrliN hl> t-romr
'"n '''cu"u~ through tir. rrrcut inridrni
40 Norwich whore the Queen infested ~
carr ~" her umbrella through q mu~rrni
who's rules 'orhid the taking nf Wuikir-
Siirl> or umbrellas intu the rir,arr
galleries.
che pirrn has not h-rr altn-r. her
exempt from criticism Tor hcr refusal a.
ia - the other people Ia ia hi M Trci
tn" Socialist papers Nizrd upon The
Incident and even ia more conservative
CHARTERS the Ourru'> conduct iS mr>
toned. The Dali, sketch asks VII,
Queen NarN. who N usual, WI Willinr
Ia adapt herself 10 circumstances"
would not temporarily ,li>uca>c with her
umbrella when 10" visited The \orwi>h
museum. she Na> willing The paper
points nut. 80 N lru ~ n Nh bouquets aud
red carpri> with bows aud ~~prc,hmaL
iup. since she trir ~ keep her idrntii,
a secret. In the Ei>hop nf Norwich who
accompanied her bad 10 disclose her iIrn
titv ia "rlcr that ~hr could aNVid the
rule ~ %narting with her umbrella and
Obtain The ROYAL prrrueltiNc ~ NIlkin.
thron.h lhr museum full, equipped fnr
the no>'ihilit, ~ nv blow ~. 81 III The
root runInr lin. Nth i hrl,, ~linNrr
NJ matter What 49, oc,a,iou. unless i
h. >rrnc yer, furmnl nffirial
the puccn iu,rrilhl, %carri,> y uratl,
folded umbrella Despite th. firi that
she a'waN> ~ tc> iu y covered ,lrriagr
aud whcnrr,r .hr stops Mu,vhcrr n rn
opy is provided. Princes War, ha> thr
same umbrella habit l~ her mnthrr
ouccn Victoria lilcwi>c was aIwa,S seen
with 4 plra>ul ~ umbrella hui .Nc IA
WAYS had hers omen. and Il WAS sud thu
il was lined Nifh III in mail ln vtrI rf
attempts "n her life =, bumh ~throurr>.
COATS FAMILY Runs To END
Til romantic rartrr WI tlr Goats tam
il,. tn. thractl millionaire. ha> hru
running a. ~. emil with TO- Icrth uf un
fever ihan five urmhri> ,lufin. ihr pi.i
twp wears. Zach mrmlrr has lrr \ lirar
furtuW through which ihr British rs
rhcrrcr has been enriched n, " total
of some ~,inun unn
The death w James Goats wv N.r.h
lal.. ,cfl . fortune uf mplrl, 10 mnn.
mt without am, provision fnr i> li>nn
~iii"n; ,iN months later Nrrhihald
Cents passed AVA, lrnNuu " sum WITT
nearly = mh'th0 iu January 1919 SIR
lanes toat> died leaving nrarlt % WN.
,m~ and = few weeks later T.. VI Coat>.
4 sou ~ Sir James. diced leaving ~l nnn
mo. The fifih death which WAS thar nf
Peter Goats Last September lrft auuth
or fortune "f >lemnn rn maxim. II total
fortune uf tn decreased n,rr ~IuuH, uun
Nome of the Coats lcfi nu,thimg 10 chan
ID, but during ihrir lifetime thr, hal
been generous .iNcr>.
Late fi.urc> on the human waste Nj
the i.alkan MAI" show that The mail,