Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-12
FROM ALBION'S ISLE.
Albert Edwari Gives a Big Bachelor Parry a
Sandtngham.
QUEEN SAYS AMERICAN GIRLS ARE o. K.
Christian scientists In Trouble -rsaitusine.
cr' aud hnuchie Dustcrs-Lord Cugou
WIN Entertain Ls,ishiy.

London. Nov 2-tCopyrighted. 1875.
by The Associated Pross)- Tho s1clal
gaioiics Of The week conferred In two big
parties. the duke Of P1rtiand's. at Wei
beck Abbey, and The duke VI Ncwcts-
Ties. az HE mansion In CIumbor PARK.
Two splendid balls were given. tho
house parties % wslbeck Abbey and
/ Dlumbsr exchanging visits. The duke
/ VI Poriland's guests Included the duke
ana duchess " CuunaIEhi. Lord and
/ Lady curaon. % kCndioston Mr. A. .
balilur and Lady Randolph Churchill,
I while Ma Henry White. the United
/ states charge d'an1lrs. ran down Tor
/ wednesday, bail nt Clumbcr. return.
ns 20 town 90 limo 80 attend thc re-
| lui,m mas Tor the rrpuaa % the soul
ui Lady Cr0mcr ON Friday. which was
| a Ncry impressive function
Ihr Prince uf Wales has been giving
| hs mgns house party al Scandinavian,
| ana NE birthday. on Nov y. was cele-
hfatul very quietly. owlHg 10 the re-
l Crhi death " tho Queen Of Denmark
IN" usual dinner 10 the people EN-
plpycd on hiH estate was omitted: but
! 'hDh family was given a quantity OF
! provisions Instead
The prince ia now well enough TO
take part IN the shooting. which In
! ABOUT 90 commence at Sandringham.
! Hc only occaa.oually needs the AID Of a
Suck ln walking and intends TO pass the
! Mlni"r quietly, going abroad after
| 'hflsiiuaH and remaining on the con-
uncnt until EaHtcr.
The queen has moved the court from
! hiln1ful 60 Windsor. whvru she will
reside for about nya weeks. thence go-
ms 90 Osborne, Isle ~ Wight.
AMERICAN Girls
| Ut uppcatH nat her majesty recently
sNpr, aacd her We've on NE marriage OF
members Of the English aris,ocracy
/ with American girls She conferssd
that she 40 nrst viewed these marriages
| Win some anxiety. but added that her
] Tears nave since bson completely al
/ liNrd ana me queen nov thinks that
! American girls. frlm the breadth Of
| thrir education, Independence and rap.
/ IA changing llfc are better able 10
| adapt themselves 10 new environment
Than thr more stole English girls The
/ queen also thinks % unfair % lnainunte
| that mefcenafy motives nrc the FIRE.
qucnt cause u the marriages OF i'm
poVerishci mobiles 10 American heir
/ cHrHH
The revelations made at the inquest
over the remains OF Harold Frederic
/ correspondent " the New York Times.
/ who died on Oct. 70 at Knnicy. have
/ aroused considerable feeling against
| Christian Scientists. Canon Riton
preaching In Westminster Abbey. at
traced attention 10 this matter BY a
vehement protest aFalnsi the growth
~ this and kit ircd aects lie ~
fashionable preacher and addresses a
great social congregation. many %
| whom are well known % be Christian
Scientists. Who number among their re-
| crulA Lady Dunmnre and Lady Abln-
ger
canon Rlton warmly denounced the
/ greedy hellnf 10 quaCkory, which IN now
| nrtvnlsfg," and emphasized the fact
| That this spirit ~ crcdulity n growing
/ with the enormous expansion Of educa.
] ton and mechanical and scientific
/ progress, said;
"llosion n the most cultured city O,
/ The most progressive nation IN the
world, yet parts of Boston are Eivtn
up ~ mediums, wizards and natr0lo-
GERS
A. an Instance OF this he said;
a party pf women in Boston re-
/ Gently dressed themselves In white and
| Htf up an ulrht long waiting for the
millennium, Yet the United States IL a
practical country"
PuGNActous PARsoS.
A curious Instance u muscular chris.
/ tlauiiy, arising Out 0f a fltualifuc con.
| tfuyrray, has occurred In the parish
church u Clcvrdon. Somorseiahire.
whore The antl.rliuailsia proposed 20
[ Interfere with the service. The Vicar
announced mat iu response 90 hia nug-
seHtion he had received a Elfi NJ brass
/ birmingham "kuuckIrn" which he al.
ied he had distributed among the mem
beers ~ the choir ana orrhtsira, en-
| Joining them 90 use the "kuuckle du--
tors" freely n nny obstruction 81 the
service was offared The next sunday
b. added that he himself had carried
"knuciie dustera' Ter the past twenty
years.
lord curpon OF Kedlss,on. the now
yicrrly Of India. ana Lady Curzon
start fur India on Dee. 10. They evil
ituily intend 90 make lavish begin
nlng ~ their Hospitality ~ they have
already ordered 10000 ball programs.
100 evening party cards, 1900 garden
party cards 5000 dinner party Invita-
tiou cards. 1900 "at home" cards and
1900 mona cards.
~ appears thar before assuming the
tile young Curznn called upon Baron
Curfon, the title borne by Earl Howe
head 90 the Curgon-Hrwt family. and
asked him 70 he objected 10 his so-do.
Ing The baron said he had no Oh.
ioatiou n Curzun undertook 90 be
known ~ Baron CuTzou Of KedlestOn
and allowed thc title % drop when hi
succeeds his father 40 Lord Sarudale
BIOGRAPHY OF PARNELi.
The long expected Life ~ Parns1 by
harry -. Brion was published this week
by Smith A Elder. and has been length
lly reviewed by the Engllth prcra IL
10 generally admitted that Mr. o'Hrien
has done his work well and lmpartlHuy
But the volumes are unneihelras dis
appointing, a. they are more In the ma
ture of a political biography than
BorWeli!an portrait, There are, how
ever some Interesting revelations In re-
gard 10 the Clan-na-garl which. II APP
peurs, sent an agent ~ london IN the
spring OF tN1S 20 discuss the question q
united action with Mr. parnelL But
the conferences came 20 np,hlng
Mt O'iirlcn says Mr., Panell had the
strongest sympathles with Fenianlsm.
but was received mot 10 be managed
by Fenians nor aided by any force
whatever"
In another place Mr. O'Brien says;
IN ia Idle 10 shlrk the truth. The
Na.unll League of America was run
hy rrvulutlun.ns who were held In
check. 81 fAr as they We're held IN
check at all. by thu fact that they had
Plrnell 20 deal with"
Anglo. american Friendship.