The Braemar Gathering—Late Lord Murray of Elibank—
An Old Sea-Dog—The American Golf Championship From Our Own Correszondent September 15.
September is the carnival month on Deeside. The social moochs more hectic, the social tone more distinguished than in the longer days of summer. Royalty, of course, supplies the—stimulus. With the King and Queen in re sidence at Balmoral, the world of fashion descends upon Deeside in imposing battalions. The lists of the great hotels from Aberdeen to Braemar sparkle like pages in Debrett. There are not only re presentatives of great Highland families, chieftains by the score, but the aristocracy of the South ave present in, force. And in these days the inevitable new rich. Money spins wildly and the natives rejoice greatly; whatever the mor-yow may have in store, the present is charged to the full with pleasure.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.