(he present plans are carried out—daring thepresent month, at Colonel Gardiner’s countryseat on Long Island.The two English actresses who are nowreceiving the special attention of the NewOpeYork newspapers are Mrs. Bernard Beere I _ and Miss Dorothy Dene. The former had a lively experience in getting her twenty-seven huge chests of costly gowns ^an through the Custom House without paying mmQiduty and she stood manfully—or woman- dreifully—by the boxes as they were examined minone by one and literally charmed away the i» recritical spirit of the lynx-eyed officials who Bensearch for smuggled goods. She gailyadvised her tormentors to remember to *pllt; ** come and see the gowns worn ” at the ^eae Manhattan Opera House next Monday,Mrs. Bernard Beere has taken apartments jnau at the Windsor and has assured the Americans that she has come among them #t*ii with a determination to like them just ascommuch as they will allow her. Miss I coujDorothy Dene is accompanied by her sister law. Miss Hetty. The two ladies are thismaking it clear that they are in the States *en^t for pleasure and not for profit At least so« Miss Dorothy does not seek an immediate I he n engagement A painting of the Misses with Dene will be among the art contributions of | England to the World’s Fair.sohisAmong the new pupils recently entered at I lt;Jau^ Eton is the Earl of Grosvenor, grandson and I #Hiir nf thft Tin If A nf WAatmmafAr nrnKuKl