">363 Colocotroni, Mlle., 71 Compans, Ternaux, 125 Connaught, Duchess of, 368 Connaught, Duke of, 236; - at the Jubilee Te Deum, 249;
- as a soldier, 258
Constantine, Grand Duchess, 60, 61, 80, 87, 88, 94 Constantine, Grand Duke, 60, 61 Corcelle, FranÇois de, 7, 13, 95 Cork, Lady, 388 Cork, Lord, 197 Correa, Brazilian Minister, 270 Corti, Ambassador, 239, 240 Courcel, Mdme. de, 16, 18, 20, 21, 159, 162 Courcel, M. de, 14, 15, 159, 162 Coutouly, M., 125, 127 Coventry, Lord, 279, 357 Cowell, Sir John, 191, 192 Cranborne, Lady, 306 Cranborne, Lord, 255 Cumming, Jean Gordon, 235 Curzon, Lord and Lady, 310 D D——, Count, Austrian Ambassador, 236 Dalhousie, Lord, 192, 193 Darauvilliers, Mlle., 395 Deichmann, Baron, 268, 344 Deichmann, Baroness Hilda, 208, 222, 253; Deichmann, Elsa, 317 Deichmann, Hilda, 254, 255, 321 Deichmann, Wilhelm, 351 Delamere, Lady, 354 Delawarr, Lord and Lady, 201 Denmark, Crown Prince of, 305 Denmark, King of, 249 Derby, Lady, reception at home of, 210, 211; Derby, Lord, 218, 231, 346 Hartington, Lord, 199, 268, 310, 311 Hatzfeldt, Comte, 16, 303, 314, 325; Hawaiian Secretary, 245 Hayter, Lord and Lady, 183, 200 Henrietta ——, 10 et passim Henry, Prince, of Battenberg, 204, 236, 368, 373 Herberts, Ivor, 273 Heretier, Grand Duke, 103 Herkomer, his studio and pupils, 344-346 Herschell, Lady, 359 Herschell, Lord, 366, 378 Heurtel, Mme., 261 Hoffman, Col. and Mrs., 147, 154, 155, 156 Hollman, 276 Hubert, 7, et passim Hubert, Mdme., 5, 10 Huddlestone, Lady Diana, 279 Humlicher, Marie, 374, 375 Hunt, Mr. and Mrs., 37, 58, 83, 120 Hurlbert, Mr., 181, 182 I Isabella, Queen, 92 Ivan the Terrible, 91 J Jansen, Mlle., 377 JaurÈs, Admiral, 36, 94, 105; JaurÈs, Mdme., 36, 37, 80, 88, 117; - at the Court ball, 74;
- aboard the Lancaster, 122
Jay, Anna, 39 Jersey, Lady, 187, 203; - experiences at receptions, 211
Jersey, Lord, 187 Jeune, Mr. and Mrs., 218, 266 Jeune, Sir Francis, 367 Joachim, 272 Johore, Maharajah of, 255, 256 Rothschild, Ferdinand, 247, 248; arranges to see the cortÉge immediately after the service in Westminster Abbey, 245-248; the Jubilee Te Deum, 248-250; the procession after the service, 250, 251; the reception at the Palace, 251-253; the children's fÊte in Hyde Park, 253, 254; at the Rosebery's ball, 255, 256; the Palace ball, 256, 257; receives the Jubilee Medal, 257; the Naval Review, 259-264; aboard the IphigÉnie, 261-263; skating, 266; funeral service for the German Emperor, 267; at the Smiths' political reception, 269, 270; musicales, 270-273, 276; meets Princess Mary, 275; sightseeing, 276-278; christens a torpilleur, 278; races at Ascot, 279; visits the Duke and Duchess of Bedford, 280-282; death of the Emperor Frederick, 282; dines with the Lord Mayor, 283, 284; production of a play by Berquin, 284-286; decides to go to Scotland, 286; the journey to Edinburgh, 287; sightseeing in Edinburgh, 287, 288; arrives at Oban, 288; Scottish tartans, 289; by sea to Arishaig, 290, 291; stays at Inveraylort, 291-295; returns to London, 296; goes through Petticoat Lane with Canon Rogers, 298, 299; the People's Palace, 300; at the Court Ball, 300, 301; the Shah's arrival by water, 301, 302; the luncheon party at Hatfield in the Shah's honour, 302-304; wedding of Princess Louise and the Duke of Fife, 305; skates at Hatfield, 306, 307; and at Wimbledon, 307; attends a horse sale, 308, 309; at Windsor, 310-313; sees "Charlie's Aunt," 313; luncheon with the Empress Frederick, 314; with Lady Northcote at the Opera, 314, 315; the children's comedy, 315 et seq.; formal entry of the German Emperor William II. into London, 323, 259 Wellington, Lord, 358 Westminster, Duchess of, 274 White, Harry, 218, 314 White, Muriel, 317, 318 Whitehouse, Harry, 145, 147 Wilhemi, 345 William I., Emperor, gives an audience to M. Waddington, 17, 19; - death, 266;
- funeral service, 267
William II., Emperor, as Crown Prince, 267; - State Banquet for, 323;
- formal entry into London, 323, 324;
- at the Opera, 325;
- receives at Buckingham Palace, 325, 326;
- goes to the Lord Mayor's Banquet, 327;
- rides in the Row, 327;
- given a luncheon at Hatfield, 328-331;
- returns to Germany, 331
Williams, Florence, 226, 348 Wilson, Sir Rivers, 276 Wimborne, Lord, 354, 379 Wladimir, Grand Duchess, 61, 80 Wladimir, Grand Duke, at the coronation of his brother, Emperor Alexander, 66; - at the Court ball, 74, 75;
- his care for the Emperor, 77;
- at the Palace ball, 86;
- at the revue, 103
Wolff, Johannes, 270-272, 276, 314 Wolseley, General, 58, 89 Wormser, 314 Worontzoff, Count, 77, 80, 116 Wurts, George, 120 Wyckham, Col., 147 Wyndham, 286 X Xenia, Grand Duchess, 45 Y York, Duke of, 363, 393, 397 Yves, 190 Z Zuylen, Mdme. de, 274 [1] A: W. here and throughout these letters refers to Mme. Waddington's husband, M. William Henry Waddington, "G. K. S.," "H. L. K.," "A. J. K." and "J. K.," to whom the letters are addressed, refer to Mme. Waddington's sisters, Mrs. Eugene Schuyler, Miss Henrietta L. King, and the late Miss Anne J. King, and to her sister-in-law, the late Mrs. Cornelius L. King. [2] After the Berlin Congress and the Foreign Office. [3] Richard Waddington, Mme. Waddington's brother-in-law, now Senator of the Seine InfÉrieure. [6] MacMahon, President at that time of the French Republic. [8] Lady Harcourt is a daughter of the late John Lothrop Motley, the historian. [9] Empress EugÉnie, widow of Napoleon III., who has lived in England for many years. [10] The Duke of Bedford. [11] Where he had been summoned on account of the death of his mother. [12] M. Waddington died in 1894. Hence the interruption in the series of Madame Waddington's letters from 1893 until 1897. |
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