1899 June 3, Saturday evening The John Hope, Earl Hopetoun's residence: 66 Grosvenor Street Earl of Ancaster Prince Adolphus of Teck the Marquess of Lorne the Earl of Kintore the Earl of Gosford Earl Carrington Colonel Lord E. Pelham Clinton Lord Colville of Culross Lord Bagot Lord Belper Mr. Allwyn Fellowes, M.P. Sir S. Ponsonby-Fane Mr. A. FitzClarence Colonel Sir Fleetwood Edwards Mr. A. N. Hood Major C. Harbord Sir W. Stirling Sir R. Douglas Powell Sir James Reid, Admiral of the Fleet Sir E. Commerell General Sir Michael Biddulph General Sir Hugh Gough Lieut. Colonel Sir A. Bigge Sir Francis Knollys Major General Sir T. Dennehy Colonel A. FitzGeorge Lieut. Colonel A. Collins the Dean of Windsor Mr. E. H. Anson Mr. Alfred Austin Mr. R. J. Godlee Mr. G. A. Redford Mr. Raglan Somerset Mr. Brook Taylor Captain Wyndham Tufnell Mr. Dan Tapper The Earl of Hopetoun (Lord Chamberlain) gave a State dinner at his residence, 66, Grosvenor-street, on Saturday evening (Queen'sBirthday:MinisterialBanquets). No women at this dinner, or no women reported on? [Queen'sBirthday:MinisterialBanquets] "The Queen's Birthday: Ministerial Banquets." London Standard 5 June 1899, Monday: 4 [of 12], Col. 5A. http://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000183/18990605/029/0004 (accessed November 2014).
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