The New York herald., 1922-12-10

Fareham, Baron Fermoy, Capt. the
Hon. Frederick Guest, Sir Basil
Blackett, the Earl OF Cavan, Princess
Alexandria Ghika, Gen. Arthur David
Musgrave, d. s., Sir James Mac
Grigor, Don Gelasio Caetanis Count
Jean de Laugier-villars, Mr.. Henri
de Gheest, Princess Caroline Murat,
Count and Countess Jean de Maupas
du Juglari, Mrs, Frederick Skipwith
of Clophhill, Yorkshire; Mrs. Harry
Morrith of Rokeby Hall, Yorkshire;
Mr.. Hugh Francis Hamilton Stafford
Northcote, Count and Countess yladi-
mir Ledochowski and Baron Glen
tanar.
Interest in British visitors,
For the moment New York society
is interested in Lord Romilly, who Is
among the most eligible Of the young
British peers and. like many other
such, has American relatives. He Is
twenty-three years old, is the fourth
baron Of his line. succeeding his father
in 1905. and is very good looking. He
also IS unmarried and has no near
relative. Unless he niarrios his peer
age, created in 1866, will become ex-
tinct- His mother. whom the late
Lord Romilly married In 1897, Is a
sister OF Sir Philip Grey Egerton,
whose former wife, daughter OF the
late Major J. Wayne Cuyler. U. $. A.,
now is Mrs. Richard McCreery. The
young peers mother was some time
before her. marriage to the late Lord
Romilly engaged to Mr.. Ernest Gu
nard, who eventually married the di-
vorced wife of the late Edward Padel-
ford and daughter Of tire late James
McPheeters of Baltimore.
At the opera last Monday night was
Charles Frederick Hoffman, whose
party also included Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Roy King. Miss Marion K. Hoffman,
Miss Natalie Winslow and Messrs. Ay
mar johnson and Arthur Mallet. Lord
Bury is the son and heir of the Earl
pf Albemarle, and through his mother
grandson, OF Earl Egerton OF Tat
on. The future peer was born In
1882. He had a distinguished career
n public life before the war, and dur
ng the conflict served In the ,6rmy
rom the opening to the close and won
he Military Cross. In 1909 no mar
u.I Iat tfyta snf fire
Marquis of Lincolnshire, and Is the
ather OF four children. Lord Bury
WI go to Canada after his New York
isit.
Miss Shena Adair Campbell, daugh-
pr of Major and Mrs. James Adair
Iampbell. who arrived in New York
hst week for visit with relatives
nd friends. was ono of the brides
laids at the marriage of her brother.
tr. James Haldane Adair Campbell.
I'D the Princess Catherine Galitzino
the Russian Church of st. Philip.
Nottingham Palace road. London, on
tovember II. The bridegroom is a
teat- grandson Of William #. Have
eyer, once Mayor of New York, and
grandson OF tho late Henry Have
eyer WIN viii lliS AoihiiJ h'C0 Az
prty-second street, east of Fifth ave-
le, many years ago. Miss Adair
Rmpbell Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
kmes Byrne and later will bc with
n cousin. Mrs. William X. Wilcox.
At the London wedding there was
distinguished gathering. Her Royal
lghness Princess Louise, a daughter
Queen Victoria. accompanied by her
sband. tho Duke OF Argyll, was
escnt. as were also the Grand
ichess Zenia, the Princess Nina OF
lssia. who Is the wife of Mr.. w. B.
eds. son OF the Princess Anastasia:
Grand Duke Michael of Russia and
wife, Countess Torby. and Mr.. and
n. Campbell -Bannermann, relatives
the bridegroom
Attending the bride.
The brides attendants In addition to
ss Shena Adair Campbell we're Prin-
IS Alexa Galitzine and Miss Marie
ure Bischoffsheim. Capt. Henry
stair Campbell was best man, The
bomsmen we're Capt. Arthur Paget
the irish Guards, Capt. Ian Stewart
the Argyll and Sutherland High
ders and Mr.. Garland Emmet OF
First Life Guards.
APT. Paget is sonsof the late Lady
get. who was Miss Minnie Stevens.
ghter OF the late Mrs. Paran Ste
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