Mayfair robberies are not confined to gilded young men with gangster Instincts, At least it seems improbable that a man was responsible for the disappearance of valuable fur capes from cloak rooms at the great ball given by the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough which 1 mentioned in my last letter, The victims were the Countess of Portarlington, "Viscountess Long, Countess Paul" Mfunster and Mrs.' Archie Campbell. dull week you can imagine what Joy such a story was to the popular papers. It is conceivable that one Such fur was taken by mistake, but four sounds just about four too many. 'And one of the furs, a sable, was Valued at' £1,000. Now, one' does not mistake sable for dyed rabbit.
Of course this incident has brought up stories of others like it, of a Anee-length fur cape stolen another Mayfair party, with names vielims given in each case: the Blenheim Palace story is also em-hellished with accounts of the quan-
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