The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

Lord Lytton's seats. where they enter
tanned extensively. Mrs. Marsh is of
English birth and therefore at home in
her surroundings. Her husband was
graduated from Harvard In 1885. They
have not closed the famous pile to the
public. Five days a week the art gal
leries are open to any one who may care
to make the trip to the shores Of the
River Avon. upon whose sweet waters
the castle walls frown.
Mrs. George Keppel's house In Gros-
venor square has probably been occu-
pied by Americans more frequently than
any other London house. Mr.. and Mrs.
5. r. Guggenheim took the house for the
marriage of their, daughter, Miss Flea
nor May Guggenheim, to Viscount Stu
art, NJ. c.. son and heir of the Earl and
Countess OF Castlestewart of Stuart
Hall. Stewarttown. County Tyrone. Ire
land. They were married in ST. Mar
garet's, Westminster, and the reception
was in the Grosvenor square house.
Miss Guggenheim Is the wife of a direct
descendant of the Royal Stuarts.
The new tenants of Mrs. Keppeps
Grosvenor square house are Mr. and Mrs
James w. Corrigan, who came from the
West two years ago to an apartment in
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Mr.. Corrigan
has just returned from London but will
rejoin his wife later In the Grosvenor
square house for the London season"
Mrs. Charles Frederick Hoffman and
Miss Marian x. Hoffman, her daugh-
ter. have passed several weeks OF each
season for two years In England since
the death Of Mr.. Hoffman in Newport,
and on each visit to the mother coun-
try have taken q place within easy
reach OF London. In the summer OF
4 -.
Ing place in the Windsor Forest sec
ton near Balcombe, owned by Lord
Frederick Fitzroy. Last season Mrs.
Hoffman and her daughter rented Cob
ham Hall In Kent. owned by the Right
Hon. the Earl of Darnley.
Sale of Orchard Lea.
When. Lord Esher sold recently
Orchard Lea. his beautiful place on
the borders OF the Windsor Forest, he
deprived the Hon. Oliver Brett and his
American wife OF country place The
Hon. Mrs. Brett was Miss Antoinette
Heckscher OF New York. The Bretts
now are living in Chester House Bel
grave Square. London.
The Duke OF Roxburghe and his
American wife leased for several years
Chesterfield House in London and II
was there that their eight-year-old son,
the Marquis OF Bowmont. was born.
The house takes it's name from it's long
ownership BY the Earls OF Chesterfield
II is now owned by Lord Lascelles
who has loaned IL to the Crown for
the use OF the japanese Crown Prince
while in England.
AS usual some OF the most interest
ing present comment on things social
comes from international Incidents
While tho reception following the mar
riare OF Miss Violette Selfridge 10 Mr..
Tacaues de Sibour was IN progress In
Iansdowne House London. Sir Henry
Howard. a family connection Of the
bridegroom. died III Rome The Howard
Rirgs-Cln gett-de Sihour relationship
forms an international connection, the
American centre Of which IS Washington.
sir Henry Howard. who was In his
aeyenty-seventh year. was the first Brit
Ish Minister 20 the Vatican. He mar
ried Miss Cecilia Riggs, daughter OF the
late George w. Riggs. a wealthy WASH
inpton banker lie was a member OF the
family OF which the Duke Of Norfolk Is
the chief. Tie married Miss Riggs in
1857. She died IN 1907. Five children
were born 10 them. tho oldest OF whom,
Mr.. George Howard, married Mrs. Mary
Clagett Perrin. and 2 sister OF Mrs. George
Howard is the mother Of Mr.. jacques dc
sibour Last Wednesdays bridegroom Is
therefore n cousin OF Mrs. Francis I.
Amory. Jr.. OF Boston. who as Miss Mar
garet Perrin became the bride Of son
OF Mr. Francis I. Amory Of Boston In
st. Patrici's Cathedral, New York. on
January g. The vicomte and Vicomtesse
de Sibour attended the marriage OF their
niece and soon afterward started for
England for the marriage OF their son.
OF the other children OF the late Sir
Henry and Lady Howard the Misses
Janet and Alice Howard lived with their
father mother daughter Maria. mar
ried BARON Rudolph Won Bocrm of the
German army IN 1924 MIR Henry Now
bray Howard II son.