Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-28
IN LONDON CIRCLES.
Beautiful Weather and Display Of
Spring Styles.
A DUKEDon rOR SALISBURY.
Silll lahoriug Tor tho Release Of Mrs.
Maybrlck-Noiss on Various
Topics

1880 ~ tue Associated lfUHH. Lon.
donru during the early par, u the
week were feveling In sunshine and
tho mercury was at 90 degrees 10 tho
shade. Tho parks and the main thor.
0ughisrCs we're crowded with people,
basking In the sunshine aud airing
their spring costumes. But on Thura.
lay ami Friday there was a change.
Heavy gales swept around the coast.
Discarded OyefcJats anu winter wraps
were again brought into use, spring
ilnrfy was undera cloud aud the parks
began 10 look orl1fn again. The ex.
coeding mild winter and correspond.
iug early spring has had muCn to do
with tue prompt display OF the sea-
sOn's fashions, both Tor mon ana wo.
mems wear, and tho leading tsilors
have been displaying their wares for
some time past, anu II N noticed that
there Il little change In styles from last
autumn.
Tho leading haburdashefs have also
long displayed their stocks " necH.
wear, the plain scitis are generally
seen Ia more subdurd colSfs than ~
scar aRo. The straight collar 10 again
20 the fore ani h u trii1 deeper
YALE 10 CONrETE Al uENLY.
The fact that Yale IL 10 compete at
Henley has gwen the boating mon
who are today oongtegaUug At the
famous Putt ~. Mufliaku course 10 wit.
nrus the contest between OKiOtu and
Cambridge plenty 10 talK ABOUT.
The ItHnuUr club, at whose boat.
house tue Cambridge crew has been
staying, are especially interested in
The coming Of tho American cieW.
one Of the prominent members stated
10 n representative OF thu Associated
Pfrss: 1--WE hnd SUCH Au unfortunate
experience with Cornell last year, that
VIZ hUIo g. meet the IHlc men, Of
whose spot,smcniikU dealing We have
always heard, anu Try conclusions
aTgiu. AZ any rate, Fhuuid LnuuCr
not happen 10 meet Yale 1t Henley
We should like to strange q match witn
them before they feturu.n
The levoe VI the Duke VI ConEaught,
II II noticed, was more slimly attended
than usual upon the occasion VI such
functions. Incidentally an unusual
privilege was granted 10 g.. ID. Gibsou,
the artist who was allowed TO skstch
the ceremony 10 tue throne room.
SOCIETY," MOTIFS.
Society during the past week has
been nJcking to Chelsea barracks.
where tue annual butleiquo acted by
officers Of the guards was the great
attraction. THIS year the play was
written by Colonel sir IA. COlviilr, the
music wac by Edward Jones anu tue
title was Nick Of Time, but II IWasI a
very poor production although nearly
all Ihu BmarIost young on GERS were Ia
the CHst anu the chorus was composed
" We. -nuwn society ladies wearing
diamond tinras anu the custllust aud
most attractive CuHtumys. IL fact II has
been stated that never before nave such
Jewels aud dresses been suuu On
stage,
Mfs. R1nalis, the charming Amer.
can hosto's, had most VI the celebrities
Ia LONDON NJ her musicaios last Sun.
day, Including the Duke OF saAe.
CubuTg. GOtha, William Astor, several
ambassadors ineluding Thomas +.
BAy Af1), Mtsuaues MUret0n FTsweu,
Jack Leslie anu many others Mime.
Won Palmay, the popular prlma donna
VI the savoy thoatrf, was among the
,ingeTs, aud Fay Davis, Of Bosion,
Mass, fecitci.
IL Ia reported that one Of the reasons
which prompted tho Marquis VI sails.
Jury to 10 to the Riviera alter leaving
London, was thu desire Of the queen,
that her daughters, the Princess Chris.
tan Beatrice anu Princess Louise
should be made dutcnessts IN their
own right, lg IL added that her
majesty WAS also desirOua OF comforting
n uuktdum upon tho premier, when
honor he uoclined lew years age.
THE MAVERICK CASE.
The Baroness do R.qus. has been
In tow all the week, iudefAtIKtbls IN
her efforts 10 procure the release OF her
daughter, Mp, Florence MaybTiok.
She has eeen tho lord chief Justice,
Baron Russell, OF killOWAn, tue ON.
Cials Of sue United StAtes embassy anu
many others on the subject anu on
Thursday tue baroness went To Ais.
bury prison, where she was allowsu
thirty minutes conversation with her
daughter IA the Presence OF warden.
Tue baroness De II ques anu other
ifitnus VI hfs. MAY buck Will not Gc.
cegg the recent announcement OF Sir
Matthew Waite Ridley, tue secretary
" state Tor tue home department, ~
Oillclal, ana they viii not relax their
snUT1B - obtain Tho release VI the un.
fortunate woman.