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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27TH, 1995.
LADY HERMIONE GORDON- VISITORS AT HOTELS
LENNOX
GRANTED DIVORCE. DECREE FOR DESERTION,
Me R. T. Alten Mr R. Anciucson Mr Baring
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'Mrs C Lauritson “Mr E. Leerbeck
Me M. R. Lisrin
Lady Hermione Francis Caroline Gordon-Mr & Mrs Jack Lehte Lennox, residing in Belgrare-square, Lon- KER. Babilis
Mr&MrG Bergheim. don, was on May 26th, in the Court of Mrs FM. Binder Session, Edinburgh, granted
devres of divorce against Lord Fame Charles Gorrion-MR. J. Bixbeck Lennox, son of the Duke of Richmond and
Mr Birrell Mrs E Blackburn Gordon, of "The Neuk," Fochabers, Mrs H. E. Bland Morayshire.
The aetion was brought on the ground of desertion. The respondent did not defend the suit.
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Luly Gordon-Lennox, a slight figure, who was wearing a plain brown dress and closely fitting brown hat, said she was a daughter of Baron de Ramsay. She was married in 10 at the Guards Chapel. Lumilou, her husband being then an officer in the Scots Guarda
There was one child of the marriage_Ro- ginald Arthur Charles, born in 1910. They fivelat Lowes after the marriage, and then | in Eaton-square, London. That residence
was closed in January, 1990. Her husba joiner) his regiment in 1914. He went to the war, was either hardly wounded, and eae home in 1915. fo the following year she notigen distinct coldness in his manner.
Mr. Watson, K.C: What did you attributes that tol-To the war and his not being well. I thought, whom he got better he would be
different.
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Mr A. Blomer Miss H. Boardman Mr W. Bowhard
Mr A. M. Barchall Mr&Mrs Camp Mr & Mrs Mr Engine Coan Mr W. Cheney Mra
G. Carrare
M.
F. Clayton Mr B. W. Conant Mrs Crocker Mrs P. C. Danroche MA Me & M. Dickinson Mrs Ecoles
MK Risner Mr H. Ellin
Mr. G. E. Falkner Mr A. Fioner
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&ra. F. Ford Mrs. Go dall Mr J. Fried nan SP G. Griffin
Mr
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At Monte Carlo, in 1917, Lady Hermione continued, there was a lack of affection on Capt. T. C. Hali the part of her busband. He told her he Fittz Balmed did not wish to lice with her any more.
Counsel: Did he say why-No, he just
Mr & Mr W.J.
Hamilton said he did not want to live with me any Mrs F. B. Han torson more, and that we were very unsuited to Mr & Mrs W. A each other. He also said he hated Londonu of Baye life and wanted to live in the country. Mrs I. R. Harper
LORD TAME TỶ BOSTAL.
MrJohnScott Bar Mr K. G. Heyim
F. L. Mr F. Hohnel
Hannibal
Barstoo
Continuing, the witncas said her husband Mrs S Blo
was again seriously wounded in 1917. She went to a hospital at Boulogne, and saw him. He then came to a hospital in England, and remained until August, 191N
When I saw him at the bopital, added the witness, ho always contrives to have a mem- ber of his family there, and I never saw him alone. When he was convalescing we discussed the future, mud. I asked him what ho wanted to do He said he wanted to go away.
Did you desire to resume your family life with him 1-Yes, very much but bx: refused to discuss it or to entertain the les. To- wards the end of August, 1918, | accompani ed him to Gordon Castle,
W. D. Hopson Miss B. Houghton Mr A. R Jamstone Mr J. M. de Jone Mr & Mrs W. S. Jord Capt. W. Kent Miss Marian Kor Mrs M. Khoney Mr S G Kirkland M1 O, R, Krosso Mr P. E. Lauthier
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Mr A.D, Lasmonde Mr W. M. Lewis -
Mias HL Lillia
Mr C. Lindberg
Mr A. C. Lofta
Mr & Mrs Mackarzio
Major
War wick Mr P. Markham
WAS
MrP.
Mr E Martin, je
Mr N. Matushis
Miss D
MoBraga
Mr Q. H
Montagne
Miss. Montgomery Mr W. G. Moore ALF
Mr & Mrs E Moller &
childrea
My F. G. Morgan. Dr J. Morrison
Mr H. E. Mo-e4
Mrs M. E. Muccheson Me & Mix J. M.
Olivers
Mr&Mr W. S. J. Ord Mr. Perry
Mr T. Peine
Capt. J. W. Fettigrew
Mr Pinto
HD Putts Mr P. H. Prevot
Mr W. Quiza Mr L. H. Karson Mr A. H. Howe Mr. Schipper
H. Soute
Shelton
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Mrs B. F Sherwin Mr Chimomura Mr Skojevsky Miss L
W. Suell
Mr F. Spindelmaan
Men H. Smith
Mr F. 5ose
Mr W. vander Steen
Mr & Mrs W. W.
Stider
Mr D. Tennsy Mas E. Thomas Mr W. P. Thompson Miss C E. Tingby Miss S. Weisco
Mr & Mrs O.
Berulan BAY HOTEL
Mr Mrs A. Brosted
Whilst there did your husband pay you Miss Brown any attention-No, he was just the same, Mr&Mr C. B. Browa very cold. I stayed there a month. Dur-Miss Clark ing that time several concerts were given at
the Castle for wounded soldiers. At the end fr F. M. Crawford of the month I proposed that my husband Mr Drawbara should south for a change of air, but her & Mrs Late refused to go. Later we returned to Eaton-&-Man U. H. ck«y
Miss Herberinion square, London.
Mr Laseminna
In low he was appointed to the command Mr Keyser
of the Scots Guards in London: The bar
racks are about ten minutes' walk away from.
Exton waare. He said he would five at
Mr G. E. Luott Mr & Mr W, W,
LoveLi
Mr & Mrs E, Land Mr Manderfeld
Mr Paddock Mr & Mrs C. B.
Shank
Mrs C. L. Shank Mr & Mrs E Sparks His Stewar
Haton-square, but that he did not want to Mr. T. Batelar MrJ. T. Mandir.
Parken
Hornu
Caldwell
He 3.4. de 2. 310or Mrg day..., J. Murley
ses are He breakfasted at nine in the morn ing at Eston-square, and then went to the racks. He returned to lunch at about
Mr C. C. Dance: one uelock, and went away again in the Mr. Davis afterno: Then he would return to dress Mr J. Jack
but he did not dine at home.
Sir L'hsa. Jones
every evening,vitations to dine out, but dr L Leinster
We received
sir is Malaron
he would never go. We only went to one or Mr J. W. Howa.d two big functions, that was all. There was no.conversation between us, except on ab solutely essential business matters.f
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W. K. Liley Mr H. G. Lowder
ali T.mogers Mrs U. inuisseli
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Mra C. Stinger Mre B. Thompson Mr Hene Vela Mr W. Wilson
PRAS HOTEL
Armstrong
Miss Harton
Did you ask him why he was treating dr H. W. Alleu you in that way 7-Yes," and he said that
Mr J. H. W... he liked somebody else. He stated that he was not going back to mo, and the thing must end, Bince leaving the house in Eaton square in December, 1919, my bus- banil never returned to me."
Mr G. W. Bartou Mrs Bebbington air V. Benjamia Miss L.A. Blair Lady Guernsey, sister of the petitioner, Mr.J. M. Bonnar gave evidence that she was at Mooter a. G. J. Bowker Carlo with her sister and bushand. Hear E. Bradden was very cold to her and barily paid her Eng. Capa & Mas any attention.
Brosawid Was sha very distressed? Yes, she was Miss Butterwort unhapps, and spoke to me about it.
Mr E. Calatroni What was his behaviour to others-Her. B. Carr was always charming to me, and to ull the
Tady.
spa. Church
Miss Mary Coope
MY W. A. Corman
rest of his acquaintances. I challenger Lter .. Cars him with being fond of another be said he was
very fond of noothed, and Did he say that he was very fond of young lady, and that his relations with were quite blameless -Yes, blameless. The witness added that she saw a letter which he warte to
that
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Col. C. W. Dary
Col. . A. Dobbin air & MrsCharagor
2-Col F. G.
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Mr J. D. Lloyd. Mr Lyd Mr & Mrs J. Martia Mr Mr.W.J. E
McKongie MFD. H. FO
Easter
Mr R. McGregor Mr & Mrs C.Maishy' Mr J, Finlay Miller Dr. E. Minets
Mr T. Mitchill Mrs. Wesbe Mr J.M. E
Nikkola Mr & Mrs E, G,
Osbora
MrJ. N. Owen Mm A. J. PateKKON Mr A. He rona Majors of a
MrJ. Halston L-Uol U. Banders
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his wife in which there was a reference to Mr D. Fi zg the other lady.
Mr. D. J.
Cunninghais, factor to the Duke & Morid Mr M. J. daunders
of Richmond and Gordon, told the Court that in 1941 Lord Gordon Lennox said it, suited his health better to live in Scotland than in Englaini.
Coloned Dalrymple Hainilton, Scots Guaris, explained that Lord Gord in Lennox was fond of sport, but that since he was so badly wounded in the war there were not many sports open to him. He could just manage to fish, and that was almost all that was left to him.
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Mr & Mrs B. EcoDE Mr. Budibaw
Goodfellow. Capt. Mrs ivar
F. M. Goldrica A.W.Grundy
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Hancock Mr. Hawki Mr & Mrs W. Hawkar E-Cal .F. Hours Lt. & Mrs B. A, Hill
Lord Ashmore, in grasting a decreo of Mr A. F divorce for desertion, gave the petitioner
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Miss Skinner Major Hauzeraly
omith
Mr WT. Stanto ME A. TI, DWWAFL
Mra à Missotaboing Me Talk wit Mn . B. Tuominen Mr A. M. fixie Hocke. Mr Mm F.F. É Holting
gan Trobridg -worth Ca & Ma Capt. EF. Walker L-Com, & Mrs V.
M. War Caph A. E. Wast Mrs J. Weibust
the custody of the child, and also allowed: Capt. & Mrs L. 12.Joli her expenses.
INTERNATIONAL GOLF. WALKER OUP RETAINED BY AMERICA.
America, for the third year in succes Kion, beat Great Britain in the inter- national golf match for the Walker Cup at St Andrew's, on May 19th
Having obtained a lead of two points as a result of the play in the foursomes. on May 18th, and having obtained a lead in five of the eight aingira in the morning round on the 19th, Britain appeared to have a very good chance of winning; but the Americana played splendidly in the afternoon; the arrears were wiped off, and | in the end. America won by one point an
the two days' play, take
Major A. B. B. Jone Mr&Mrs King Jan s Mr 8. J. Jor, ain Mr W, A. Jordan Mr J. M. Kayu Mr L. L. Kuorama Mr M, F. Kay Mr.J.D. Kitzari Mr E. G. Tayman
Whees
Majer & Mrs White MFK H, Wild
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The first match, in which Mr. Wethered BOOTS, SHOES & SLIPPE§B
and Mr. Ouimet finished; all square, was
one of the finest games of golf ever seen, but in two or three of the other games BOTAGO BAT sam više chances of victory.
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