Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-08
Fancy Dress Balls 10 ba Given By the
PTCmlu n Ladies.
FUNDS FOR SUFFERERS IN INDIA.
The Pr nc Al d Prince of Wal 10
Visit Glsds onc-pr dsnt ktue-
gtr's Batkduwn.

ladies are still wearing their lure, anu
overcoats are quite comfortable.
Society is already on the qui vive In
anticipation OF the five fancy dress
balls to be given by prominent
boslestes. They promise commo-
ion approaching the Bradley-Msr-
tln's ball. A feature OF the duchess
of d venshir.'s Will be an oriental
quadfiile witn Lazy do Gray rs Cleo
patra abd Lazy Dudley In Bysantiue
costume.
Mira. Arthur Psget, Lidy Colbrook.
anu Miss biuriei MiisOu will gave tue
second bail at Holland House. The
guests VIII appear In the costumes o.
their ancestors De printed oy Gaines
borough and Reynolds. At Mrs. Cav
endieh Benuck's ball the costumes
worn VIII be eimilar to those which
were the fashion at the beginning o.
the reign OF Queen Victoria.
Lady n .yiOr-Leyiabd, formerly
Miss Jane CIamOerlain OF Cleveland,
Ohio, Will alsD give costume bail.
dLADsIoNE's GRANDDAUGHTER AT
COURT.
The queen did a graceful thing on
Thursday and delighted Mr.. ana Mrs.
Gladstone by summoning their gtanO-
daughter DJTolny Drew to Windsor
Caste. Her majesty was anxious to
see the child VINO has figured 80 prom
lpeBtly In Nj. Giadstnu,'J domestic
lie. Dorothy loft Hawardon on
Wednesday accompanied by her
mother aLd from Lon on to Windsor
travelled with the Priuoess Louise.
Ga arriving al Windsor they were met
by Hon. VIM. Ii. +. CRrtington, one
OF the equerrles In ordinary with a
royal carriage, - take them to the
castle. After luncBeon with the
queen Miss Drew re uruei to town.
ROYALTY AT HAwARDEN.
The prince and princess OF Wales
anu Princess Maude OF Wales (PriLcets
Charles OF Dsnmaik) are spending
Sunday with the uuke OF W.Htm.nsler
at Eaton Hall, Chester, where large
party has teen gathered to meet the m,
On Monday the prince and pri ncess of
Wales will drive to HswaTden aud
lunch with Mr.. anu Mrs. Gladstone.
Each member o. the royal family Will
plant Tree AT HawardeD as u memorl-
al OF the OCCASION.
APPEALS TO CHARITY.
The appeals to the charity of the
LoDi0nets are endless anu are gensr.
aliy answered generously. rbe man.
sion house Iudian famine lund has
now Tescneu nearly the siam OF $500.
0U0 or 900 more than was Iaiseu
during ,ne whole course oil the last
lamine.
The Daily Chronicle within a week
has raised nearly 1900 Tor the Greek
woundel. The rance OF Wales hos.
pitai iund alone mango nre. The
yearly deficit NJ the Lonion hospitals
is over ElOO. COO, aud the prince hoped
to RAISE tarre mlillOn pIunds, Ii is
doubtful II even E500, 900 will be OBJ.
tained, but the PrI4ce of Wales VIII
personally address meeting OF bans
ere, merchants ana other promineot
people iu the city and viii appeal ioI
more money for the hospital fuud.
NO WAR WITH TRAssvAAL.
Great Importance is attached to the
decision OF the TransvaaI VJlksrsad at
a secret session held at Prstoria, the
capital, on Wednesday last, to repeal
the Transvsal immi ration law. The
meeting was held 10 discuss the al.
swer TO be made to the dispatches u
the British secretary OF state
ior the colonies, Mr.. Joseph Cham
berlaiD, who demanded repeal OF
the law. The law was repealed, but
II IL explained that this step was taken,
not Decause the measure was u breach
OF the Loadon convention, bus be-
cause It was uistastelul to neignuoring
slates. The TransvaaI states attUr-
ney has teuuerel MS resignation In
dirapproval OF toe repeal. Tnis &C.
lion OF the rransvasl government, 1t
ia said here, clearly iBdicstes u back. |
uown on the part Of President Krue.
ger anu the Volksraai aud reudels
the chances oil war remote. Ii is tue |
m Ist important concession yet made |
~ the Trans vaai tani removes The |
cniei cause OF friction, not only be- |
tween The Transvuai anu Great Britain
but between Cape Colony and 1.-THE |
Transvaai. 1t was on this point that |
Mr.. Chamoerialn's dispatch took al. !
most tue form OF an ultimstum.
THE THEATRICAL WORLD,
The past week has tesa uneventful |
for the theatrical world. lbseu's John |
Gabriel BOfRman, Wn1cn was pro. /
duced at matinee on Monday at the |
Gland theater attracted but little al
tention ssiGe from the uevotees vi |
Ibsen.
The revival Of the Yeomsn OF the
Guard at the Savoy Ihtater on Wed.
nesday was successful ana will prob
aDly run the seae0n though the cAsl
compares uDfa vorably with that Of the
original production.
Gilbert and sullivan received an
ovation.
The royal lheater feason opens on
night al Covent gardea when
Faust VIII be performed.
Wilson Barrett br usht out his re.
vivsl OF VIgiuius at the Lyric |
thealer last M0nusy. He made several
chances la the original WORK OF Sheri.
dan knOwies, thereby causing some
French Illustrative music |
anu scenery were provided anu the |
chnre ciers were assumed by |
Frauklin McLssy as Icciiius; Alfred |
B. Dydoue 1s Appirs Clauilur; II. w.
Perclval as CHssius Claudius. AM |
Drose Manning ms q. Ds!tatuf; Horacs |
Hodges as Eumliaiius; Maui Jsffer. |