Evening star., 1922-09-17

| tempt any sort Of dancing festival
without bringing by radio the music
| Of some marvellous band not obtain
able in the flesh. Lord Inchcape's
| music, in addition to tho orche stra
from the Theater Comique, in Paris,
the world. that of Richard Strauss,
and which played the waltzes of tho
composer. :,
IT has been officially announced in
London that the venerable Henry Ed
ward Pellew Of Washington has de-
cIined to renounce his citizenship, and
while he becomes automatically the
Baron Of Exmouth and the Viscount
Of Pellew. he will not claim his hon
son. So tho titles will lie dormant.
though Prof. Charles Ernest Peliew
is now iEa London clearing the way
to taking over all the titles and dig
mites of being the heir apparent of
his father Prof. Pellew spent much
time in Washington during the late
war, and was with the chemical re-
search bureau. He has recently re-
signed his chair in Columbia Univer-
sity, New York. with the intention
of taking over similar duties in OK
ford, where he was educated. His
father was the founder of the well
known keble College of Oxford. and
for many years held the post OF pre-
feet of studies. By one OF the re-
markabIe condolences which history
Pellow. or the Baron Exmouth. as he
is, willing or not. Is the third in
+ descent from that Samuel Pellew,
WHO, being a tory. was banished from
Maryland in 1877. and his estates con-
fiscated. They are the site of the
Naval Academy, in Annapolis. and
no legal effort was ever successful
| in getting either the state or the
| federal government to pay the Pellew
estate one dollar for the property.
citizen of the United States; for more
than nifty years. attempted on his
| first arrival in this country to re-
viye the lawsuits. but was unsuc-
cessful The Pellews in MARYLAND
under the royal governors were
! prominent in public affairs.
That Thomas Glen-Coats, who re-
Gently became Baron Coats Of Pals
ley. is another British peer who has
been so long identified with CONNER
cial pursuits in this country and who
Is 20 widely connected in New York
and New England that he seems an
American. The Coats family were
the founders OF tho great shawl In
dustry at Paisley, and they had
branch houses in Providence and New
| k.
| lishment outside of England has
! been opened near Trenton. N. ]. The
new peer Sir Thomas Glen n-CoatS.
was stationed in Providence for many
|years and after returning to the home
plant, he made annual visits. He is
| forty-hve and a bachelor. so that his
next coming will be a momentous So
cial event. Through his mother. a
daughter Of the late John Auchin-
close Of New York. Sir Thomas is re-
lated to some notable families. Hts
cousin. Sir Stuart Coats, who was at
! the New Jersey plant for several
years as director. married Miss
Barnewall of Flushing and frequently
passes the summers in Long Island.
| There are several OF the younger
twho reside permanently in the United
States and are counted among its
| citizens. One Of these is Mr.. James
| Coats of Providence, who married the
daughter of the late Edward c. Case
| well Of that city.
| There are SO many bearers of the
| historic name of Cameron in the
| United States. and SO many who have
| reached lofty peaks in civic honor
! that the news recently coming from
| Scotland that the>present chieftain
'Lochiel' and the twenty fifth bearer
| of the title, has been obliged TO put
| up for sale the tenth century strong
hold of the clan, AchnacarrT, near
Lochaber. one of the widest and
! most picturesque regions of the
financial burden has led Lochlel to
| this decision. but. IT is hoped his far
| flung kindred in this country. Canada
| and Australia will come TO his res
cue and raise among themselves "A
sum sufficient for the present needs
~f hi ya;~ q he
! jealousy regard clan obligations and
| they answer the call of their senior
| on all that relates to family mat
! ters. It was at Castle Achnacarry
! that the bard uttered the famous
warning to Lochicl of Campbell
poem. and it was here lived the
| gentle Cameron. who wrote Come
Veal. Come Woe, I'll Follow Thee
| addressed to Bonnie Prince Charlie
as he rode through Scotland The
present Lochiel. officially known as
| Col. Donald Cameron. was a captain
of the Grenadiers in the late war
| and won many distinctions. He was
| intimately associated with the Amer
! lean expeditionary forces. and may
! in response to many invitations, come
| to this country to visit old friends
| and the members of the Cameron
! clan. For those who would delight
| I'm description Of Lochiers strong
hold. Queen Victoria in her journal
| of the highlands. in 1878. furnishes
! it. She was the guest of thel at.
| Iochiel. father of thep resent. some
! half dozen times. and was enchanted
! with the vast forest. where the
| most numerous herd of red deer in
| Europe roams undisturbed by hunters
! or keepers.
| No American traveller to Florence
| fails to see the time stained old house
just off the market place, now given