Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-18
4 Week Fail Of Events Considered Of
Great Importance.
,uE COMING ROYAL WEDDING.
.tI,y for Henry lry ny Win Robes.
ptrrs for Cenual figure
theatrical Noes.

DAY. 10 begin with, there wHs on
Monday the garden party at Bucsins-
lam Palace, given by tho PfiHCo Hnd
princess Of wales In honor Of their
,ushter, Princess Maud, WHO will, on
Wednesday neHi, become tie bride Of
Prince Charles Of Denmark. Accord.
Ing to authorities In such matters this
,,fty was tho most brilliant social
iepc,ion that has taken place 10 the
Halted Kingdom since the Jubilee
year. Lord Chamberlain, LatOn, re-
etiyed one thousand tickets 10 tho
s,fden party aud the UHited States
AMBASSADOR, MI. Thomas II. BayRtd,
vs. almilarly boset by those Of his TO-
law countrymen and women who, be.
lne In London at that time, ofaved au
tppoftunity To mlnglo with
Royalty and other titled folk.
The regular court set were rein.
iofced for this occasion by foreign
trinces. ENJOYS and field mATahals,
hlsh tfilcers OF the army and navy anu
other nOtAbllities and these lovened q
rare lot OF lessor lights suoh ~ Tim
Husly, the Irish member OF Parlia.
msui, Mr.. w. Il. II. Leckey, the
historian, Ellen Terry anu Sir Henry
Irving. Mrs. Kelley, the actress, was
also there, having bton especially In.
vijui by the queen, and held quite q
.Vyes on the lawn. Particularly pic
lufoique were the queens watormeu
wearing scarlet hoods, d0ublots anu
hosr, tue letters "V R.0 formed Of
shamrock, rose anu thistle, In gilt, on
o..
Carrying In the ferries macy ldling
guests upon the lake and this Prince OF
Wales, contrary TO The attempted
dlclatlon OF fashion, wore white
sioyepipo hat with n black band and
two OF his suite had their heads SINH
lafly Attited.
80 lar as the queen Ia concerned, the
Wedding will be- as private "a possible,
her majesty being expected 10 arrive
10 the city on Monday evening. On
Tuesday aho Will, la private, Invest
Gown, Prince Frederick OF Denmark
with the order OF the garter anu with
the firSt class decoration Of the Victoria
and Albert cross aud upon boIn OF his
s0ns, Prince Christian ana Prince
Charles. tins grand cross. Tho queen
Will not attend tho wedding breakfast.
% Thursday, the day aftor tho
wedding, her majesty Will return 10
Windsor from whence sue intends 10
80 soon 10 the Isle OF Wight.
Ii has been semi-L iiioially an
nouuoed that the royal iamily would
not be dibpleaso1 II p0oplo should dsc-
crate their houses IN honor Of the We'd
ding, ana doubtleis great many will
gracefully take the hint.
Among the pTosenls which have
been received by Princess Maud IL u
magnificent tolitsir diamond from Mr..
William Waldorf As.oT.
In connection with the approaching
wedding n cufiouA phate Of British
philanthropy had developed In the
Chronicle, which newHpaIet recently
urged Princess Maud not to give
her sanction 10 cruelty by wearing
osprey plumes on her hat. In tesponte
the Chronicle received an iutlmalio q
from the priucess to the effect that sue
would not wear Ospioy plumes, anu
upon this tho Chronicle pub shc1 an
stucIo IN praise Of hes royal highness
aud commencing hor for her kindness
q heart. However, IL was observed
that at the royal ggIden gaTiy At Buck
iugham palace on Monday, most u
The feminine members VI the royal
iamlly were decorated with osprey
fumes. In Humi.amazement tbs
Chronicle noted a. fact aud asked the
queen u forbid the osprey plumee to be
worn by thu royal family.
the LICENSING LAWS.
Curious Side lights are being thrown
upon the licensing laws by the testi.
m0uy before the royal eOmmlssiou.
The Hon. Algernon Boutke, manager
o. thu Whites CLUB, Wills HOOmH,
tAlo4 that u the closing hours dUsig.
mated In the laws should be- enforced,
tlb HE would bo destroyed aud mbm-
btfs obliged TO do aa men OF similar
mtsnB do In the United States, that 10,
i've Ia hotels. lie said that there has
ten great decrease In drinking az
We West end cuBs In the last twenty
Year,.
MIsoELLAEEOUs NOTES.
Sit Donald smith, X. g. NJ, has
elli1} tue week been Interesting him
ulI with u large number II scientistf,
~ Promoting n project TO prepare n
complete catalogue Of scientific llteTA.
lufc.
A"t banquet OF the Authot'e club on
lhulhday evening was attended by
Alh' frances HOdsOn Barnett anu
many other literary celebrities, IN.
G.udiug Miss Jeanette Glider, MlsB
Dixon.
No, Harry Higgins. who has been
yAvn " a. u possible lessen Of the
NyNeat Garden, was formerly life
klMdsman, His mother was ono Of
eteyen Misses Titchborn, anu his
/ ton,
INC present Mrs. Higgins Is IN
Alltflean lady.
lbe American line steamer New
'olsi which eails from Southampton
/ .hyi takes as passengers Mr.. Robert
~ Noohi the famous Yale coach, and
'le'sis' simpson, Langiord ana Long.
Wy ~ lhe Yale. Henley crew. The
Ne men have been having glorious
uhs lu England, They were feted on
.'' slues anu hRd invitations ~ many
'',so' entertainments.
Nhe OF Tue most Interesting revlyRls
lsVeht yesTs will ne seen next Sep.
wuet Wnen Sir Henry Irving will
q a.uue Cymbolllue Mt the Lyceum
'ua'et' hir Henry re.entefs into the
4 -I''.s',lon OF tue Lyceum on July 20,
'eu slthee Robiuson's lease expifes.
" Mshay Ia not nj all pleased At