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... Moving off from Castletown House, the residence of Lord Carew, which is the largest private house in Eire. Lord Carew is joint-Master with Lt.-Col. J. Hume Dudgeon, who spoke to the children on 44 The Etiquette of Hunting Lady Levinge, wife of Sir Richard Levinge, Bt., adjusts the bridle of her daughter's horse Miss Kathleen Hume Dudgeon, the hon. whip, and one of the finest horsewomen in ...

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... Capt. Stewart Jameson, Mrs. Frank Gibb, Mr. Harry Usher and Lady Abertay in conversation during the very successful ball held by the famous regiment at the County Buildings Perth The Earl of Mansfield, who has two Perthshire seats, with Mrs. Charles Anderson of Rahallion The Earl of Cadogan, who was there with the Countess, talking to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Way Col. A. Gomme Duncan, M.P. for ...

... A SCOTTISH CELEBRATION IN WAYFAIR The London Ayrshire Society Gives a Dinner-Dance with a Pronounced National Flavour at the Park Lane Hotel Some of the 250 guests pursuing their way happily through the complicated figures of a reel. The dance was a most successful event, comparing fully in numbers and enthusiasm with other Scottish gatherings in London Mr. James Thomson talking to Mrs. Robert ...

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