The New York herald., 1921-05-23

among the number There is long list
Of patronesses and box holders and
among the latter will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidmon McHie. OF IS West Fifty-third
street, who before the performance will
give dinner in their home for Miss
Isabel Walker
Duchcsse de RicheIicu to Sing.
The Duchesse de Richelieu will give a
song recital Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernesto Fabbri
I East Ninety-flfth street. for the benefit
of Nine. Clemente Bologna. widow of a
well-known voice teacher who died re-
Gently. Through her recitals given dur
ing the war the Duchesse raised several
hundred thousand dollars for tubercular
soldiers of France. The last recital Of
the series. which took place in the ball
room of Mr.. and Mrs Charles b. Alex
ander's house, at 4 West Fifty-eighth
street. netted $1,000. At recital given
in Canada the Duchess of Devonshire
was present with her suite. Nine. Emma
Eames. who Is coming here from her
present home in Bath. Me-. will be at
the recital next Tuesday. At the con-
clusion OF the programme the Duchess
will hold a reception and afterwards
tea will be served
More International Marriages.
Every little while the lines between
the home and social life of England
and America become more closely
drawn Few OF the best known houses
Of the British peerage are without their
American connections. The latest to
be brought to the attention of local
society are those of Chetwynd- Talbot,
OF which the Earl of Shrewsbury is the
chief. and of Bethune. of which the
Earl OF Lindsay is the head.
When the twentieth Earl OF Shrews-
bury died In London last Wednesday
he was succeeded in the ancient earl
dom. which dates from 1H2. by his
young grandson, John George Charles
Henry Alton Alexander Chetwynd-
Talbot, yiscount Ingestre. who is I,
years old While the youthful Earl has
no American blood in his veins he has
an American stepfather In Mr.. Rich
ard Edmund Pennoyer of San Fran
cisco and New York. Mr.. Pennoyer
and his wife. Lady Winifred Pennoyer,
now are at the st. Regis. They came
from Rdgefield. Conn, last Thursday
They have been in or near New York
for nearly a year
The father os the new Earl was the
viscount Ingestro. son OF the twentieth
Earl. who died in 1915. In 1904 he mar
ried Miss Winifred Constance Paget,
daughter OF the late Lord Alexander
Paget, and herself related 10 several
well known Americans. In 1917 the Vis-
countess Ingestre was married 10 MI
Pennoyer while he was an attache OF
the American Embassy to the Court OF
st. James's. Mr.. Pennoyer Is brother
of Mr. Paul c.. Pennoyer who married
p daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pierpont
Morgan The new Earl Of Shrewsbury
is tho Youngest of four children OF Lady
Winifred Pennoycr by her hrst marriage
The other children are daughters. the
oldest or whom Is fourteen years old.
From Beverly Farms, Mass last
Wednesday came the news Of the mar
riage there Of Mrs. Ezra G. Fitch. Jr.,
to the Hon Archibald Lionel Bethune.
brother and heir of the Earl of Lindsay,
one OF the oldest Of the titled houses OF
England and Scotland. Their marriage
renewed a romance that started In 1900
with her marriage as Miss Ethel Tucker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Tucker Of Boston and New York. 10 the
Hon. Mr.. Bethune. son was born to
them n year later. In 1905 the Hon. and
Mrs Bethunc were divorced Sub
seauently she married Mr.. Fitch. who
died in October. 1917. Last Wednesday
they we're remarked. Their son. the
second heir TO the Eardom OF Lindsay.
now is in his twenty-frst year. The re-
married couple will live In Manchester.
Mass.