| Show THIRD OF LEITER GIRLS TO MARRY ENGLISH NOBLE 90 C til 1 11 af chariton Charl Chari tor tot park will be meet med into one of the most b places in england wh when e n its ov owner ner the earl of sur suffolk folk and bel berkshire Beik shire and mlis migs daisy leiter of chicago are married the old jacob eai eat ma a son on now filled with ith port alts of english royalties and noblemen and noble noblewomen Aomen of past ages will III be modernized in honor of the progressive american girl m who he la is to preside 0 er it in future the engagement of 0 the earl ot of suf su lolk and berkshire to miss daisy lei ter of chicago was a long looked for event to his english friends tor for when earlier in the year he proposed pio posed and then carried out his trip to the states it was inspected that he intended to bring back an american bride the suffolk family is not too well off and be tie has family traditions and old prop artles to keep up out of a very limit ed d income he is immensely popular and is f pronounced bv by all his chums to be the best of good fellows and all that Is 1 needed to make perfect his lovely place charlton park Is a little more hard cash hitherto his mother the countess tess of suffolk and berkshire with his two sisters the ladies how ard have lived there entirely doing all his entertaining for him charlton parl is one of the most splendid plen did old jacobean houses in eng land and its great oak paneled pic pie ture gallery as well as most of the vast ast state rooms Is crammed from end to end with old family portraits ard royal pictures these include portraits of queen elizabeth mary of modena mod en a king george I 1 and catherine of braganza three old family por traits are in silver frames a quite unique and long extinct luxury of the days of family property the wonderful old kitchens are a feature of charlton park they are at a long distance from the house iselt being connected by an under tinder ground I 1 annel built of stone thee these are however seldom it if ever used lord nas educated at win chester he is a great sportsman and the kennels of his own pack of hounds bounds are in n alobe proximity to the fine old mansion his friends are delighted over hi big engagement to so fine a girl as miss aliss letter whose sister lady curzon is now satisfied with the improved state of her health Highe liffe castle is an ideal home for convalescing and lady curzon s bedroom has splendid views away to the isle of wight and Is the bame apartment where the I 1 ing slept dw dur ing his last visit |
