Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

- Nhoi btu Vfth
Mrs. Ramsay-Hill, the Earl of Enroll married
her and, to the establishment of everyone they
lived happily ever after. right in Kenya until
she died about year ago.
The Ex-Countess Idna speedily married
her fourth husband, Donald Carmichael Halde-
man. The Errolls and the Haldemans con-
tinued to meet and be good friends at all sorts
Of social occasions. A Kenya hostess, in plac-
ing her guests at table thinks nothing of seat
ing eX-wife and husband together In fact
some do il deliberately in the belief that such
safely separated couples enjoy revealing little
'now-it-can-be-teldn incidents where one put
something over on the other In this ultra
sophisticated" atmosphere. the person who had
been woman Of the lowest character and a
liar reformed so miracuously that her be-
havor became above reproach and she actu-
ally made her bad influence" behave himself
Unless the Ears big palace was filled with
Wild guests, II was as useless as an empty
menagerie So. under the sedative influence
of the new Countess he moved to a much
smaller abode in fashionable suburb of Mai
robi Iosslyn ettff becarHe serious again long
enough to be elected 10 the Legislature
Altogether the conduct of the titled couple
would have been respectable enough for most
any normal. Anglo-Saxon community. When
e4lc Nt4+++AISS QIt0 iltf husband nOuTneQ her
with good reason. As was pointed out at the
time. she had not only redeemed the erring
Enroll but disproved the old adage that a
woman never changes for the better-alwavs
for the worse
Major Sir Delves Broughton returned to
kenya with his bride about a month ago The
Baronet had been married before and di
vorced on the grounds of misconduct by his
first wife. the former Vera Edith Boscawen
Lady Vera had tried to divert her mind while
her husband was getting over certain i1fatua-
IONS by hunting and photographing big game.
Though She did these things so we'll as to be-
come celebrated they failed in their main nur-
pose and IN 1910, she divorced Broughton
Since both the murdered Earl and the
accused Baronet had plenty Of money. and no
financial relations with each other. the COLONY
IS at a loss TO imagine any unromantic mo-
tive
The Errols seem to have been handsome
stubborn and important personages from the
far-distant past but the first TO get into the
written records, appears in the tenth century
under the name Of William dc Haya who was
eup-bearer TO King Malcolm II of Scotland
In the wear and tear of history. the De
Haya's name wore down to lust plain Hav
An ancestor acquired the title and vast
estates Of Enroll but the next one gambled
all but the title away However still later ones
accumulated more wealth and an additional
title Of Baron Of Kimarnock. besides the re-
sounding Ford High Constable Of Scotland
Broughton's ancestors were scrambling
vigorously around the pages of history. on
the Delves side as far back as the Black
Prince and as Br0ughtons under Henry VI
They too were loyal enough 10 have been
cup bearers because one was fined 8 200 pounds
for loyalty 10 King Charles" a staggering
sum at the time. Brian the next in line. was
made the first Baronet IN 1860 and his grand
son married into The Delvcs family.