Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-14


work. Away far above on the rilo wall |
Is tho huge head Of bison. The array |
OF palms. ferns and lowcrs which orna.
ineut these halls at every hour Is simply |
bcwildcrins They all come from The |
wonderful hOthouies and gardens In the |
rear Of this dwelling, and tho forcing !
houses there furnish peaches, plums,
noctarines and grapes for liner. fancy,
than the marvellous clusters which T..
raeliiish spies Of old discovered ia Che
land promised 70 their fathers.
Mr.. Ward McAlligtor rcsldcs. while at
Newport, in brown frame cotiiro OF
modest size aud simple. design on quiet
LoHoy avenue, iusl step or 30 oil from
prolumptuous Bellevue The plainncss
of hls house 10 disappointing. Inside,
however things aro bottor The rccoiy-
Ing parIor gives ou4u pleasing imprt
sion. II IS an open sort of room and
IN its white and pink furnishings u has
al the dcwineas and prl,tiness of vino
bos omiue with morning giories lust
/ oplu,d out after 70 midsummer night ~
Numbering. II hint, too, Of magazines
and currunt reading, aud about &c afro
dainty bits Ia fine wares
Mr. McAllistor'a book writing has not
greatly enriched him From bis oliorthe
has realized but $500. aud p1rhlir.
les figure will cover tho profit lie,
| biwoycr, BE- not disiurIiued 10 further
/ literary work. mud has in mnuuscript'
much more matter Tor the press on so-
/ ciul topics, for tho Publication NJ which
/ copy BIO il now negotiating Mr.. Meal.
lister isp0rily nndgrowiuR stout. H. las
t0mbcr hoartinp Of manner. aud in.
cliucs 90 talk on tho themes which have
| given him reputation. H. spcsks as ho
write, save that in conversation 10
makes mon0ton1us uso Of tho expression
"don't you know"
Mr.. McAllistcr II autocuiic and Is be-.
coming uRgrcssivcly dictatoual thoy tay;
Tor this sin to some great dinners Ia
great houses during this season in Now
port he has not. am told. been a bid
den guest lie also wrote society ridic.
ulous. Society Is powerful. and in con.
sequence there Is sniff iu the Newport
air VI quarrel akin and Of a kind to
that between Bean Brummcll aud
"Waics."
Nj. McAllister thinks that present NO.
cial conditions cannot develop "wit.-
Ito says u - q scarce commodity In
Newport. The late William r. Tuycu
was the bright spirit formerly. but his
mantle has fallen upon no shoulloTA
Tho Whitney arc ne home now In tho
Tryors villa. No person has been morp
prominent IN Newport this season than
Mn. Whitney. wife " our former cabi.
net officer. Mn Whitney l. iu no sense
merely tho th0uHhilcss leader NJ ct OF
fashionable i1lk-ahc Is the leader Hgd
mllirr ~ society itself, aud has won
her position after - long nuyi,iaio. She
T. % constant student Of all social forms,
aud ID now looked upou ~ one who will
bring tho "rour Hundred" into some.
thing high IA purpose aud broad IA idea.
Mrs. Whitney "a tall, fair aud grace.
ful. She gives tho imprct IiOn of boing
blond. yet we really SEQ the silver
thrcada She has the most yiyacity aud
yet at the same time the most dignity Of
any social lender. She Il buhbling over
with animation, ripping with laughter
aud her animation Is torch which once
lighted for any causs fires tho whole fo-
cial fabric; set all the while there Is q
stu. wa,chful expression Of the blue
eyes, the glance Of - general studying
his forces. 1t seems 10 say, II novel
forget"
Mrs. Whitney Is most approachablC
aud charming, but tho eyes seem 10 con
tradict the lips. and ono mover know
Just what they lly-a smiling sphinx va
might call h'E
one almost hesitiics TO pen The nam,
Of Mss Sllllo Harpgus. now Mr. ElliU.t
Tor shc must b. w weary OF srcing TO
! cicty print But every ono ~ Newport
3 tbis summer admired her figure and
] was fascinated 10y the lurking. beauty
. IN her "Munn Lisa" eyes Her sister
, | Nr. George DO Forest, is handsome
( too, md though the Train villa, Whigl
! | Mr,. d. Forrest occrple1, does not oy
, iiryss that llly's taste Boa iurui hing, slil
a Mn, Dc Forest brought down u foy
. things. and her rooms myc % lrgchi
, ness and q light touch OF arrangement
] An exquisite portrait 81 her fair hHd
10 sister d on iho eide wall. and before /
q. one stands cu.Grsllu1.
. Mr. james r. Kcgnochan preside
o with iinc bearing over pl'atial home
IL Her ivory mad gold drawing room, wit
@ g. gallery above, Is ono vi tho most pr,
tonuous In Newport Mrs Komocha
Q was a Ma LlrllIrl, and her jewel
- the gray pearl haunonIously worn wit
y hpr gray hair,
y Mr.. smtel Coleman, tho Now Yor
@ artist, Affects the japanese, and his cot
20 tago home 81 hlmtos that treatment d
4 architectural Natures nad furnishing
Il lis collection OF RiiEwa lacquers are
20 study Here Mr. Julia Ward How
n presided over amecting Of tho Town an
3 Country club. and o Miyo san and
Il Naye san, dancers from tho imperia
Z. court OF Japan, posed aud po5turod 70
It the entertainment OF the learned ones q
10 this society.
.c Mary StuARr Armstrong,
On. Way OF rr-pariag Rice.
e. Rice Is % most valuable assistant To u
- housekeeper who under lands IT, p0,sih,l
u. t.r,, especially loo the way Of simple nr
Is appetlEing desserts. Yet la many huus
il hold, rice cups or plain Rico pudding sre
N. tho alpha and oucgn of rice compounds.
,s very nice dessert IA cram Of rice, which
Al made as follows Rub two Tablespoonful
w Of ground rice smoothly Into a little co
10 milk, sweelen pint of milk 10 taste, Nav
y with a BIT " vanilla aud stir over tue q
NJ mi ia, mixture thicl,Uus Pour u into
~ basin. aud whom cool mix In half pint
~ vLippcd cream, put the mixture IN mol