Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
dresses Were Beautiful Powered
Muslins PredOminating
FAMOUS MARLBOROUGH GEMS
y,u be sold Preparations for the
charity iinsaar-Amerlc"n s'"" W."
he "a Dream OF Fair women

...,.,, mis- week Until Thuraday
40 ,,.,s 40 cold that the weather serious
!, lptcrferod with the brilliancy of As
20, 40 which place the social head
ouartcrB was transferred Women APP
f.arcd Ia furs and heavy coats ana the
mon wore ovcrcoats. But on Thurs
5.y and Friday ideal summer weather
enabled tho fair sex 90 mako dazzling
displays OF light. airy dresses and
brought an enormous asscmblagc 20 /
tho royal heath, There were more
coaches than usual. the team OF the
nuke and Duchess Of Marlborough be-
.nr specially admired. In the royal
enclosure there was large contingent |
NJ Americans. Including all the mcm-
bara Of the United States embassy. the |
bradley Martins. Mrs. BonynEc Lady /
ueefhurHt. Lady william HcrcHfurd /
Lady Randolph Churchill and Mrs |
Jack" Leslie.
were especially beautiful. lowered |
mgalins predumluntinH. The Duchess |
90 MARLBOROUGH wore white SILK. cow |
cred with fine. black lace. Lady Mary |
Elckvlllc was dressed In white lace
over white satin. with hanging sleeves
NN NMNN anu AWNNNNN NA NNMN NNANNAA ~ wv
waist. and large lughorn hat cmbCl-
l.shcd with pink roses. Lady HaHkotH
costume was one of lowered muslin.
She wore also a beautiful necklace OF
round opnls.
AMERICAS CUP CHALLENGER.
In spite OF tho abnormal secrecy IN
writing connected with the Americas
cup challenger Shamrock. "a rcprcHcn-
tatlyc OF tn Associated Press has been
able TO CLEAN u few facts about the
boat interesting alike 20 yuchtsmen
rnd the general public. The original
urtlmutc % the cost of the vessel has
nearly doubled, but Sir Thomas LIP
ton viii not have 10 foot the whole
BIZ. as tn surnrycroftH, who are
kCrnly interested hoping the sham
rocks success VIII add laurcls to the
nrm'H reputation, are bearing a portion
u the expense. Those who are inside
declare the yachts construction IL alb
Hnlutely unique, and that the amount
~ metal employed will be n surprise 90
the yachting world when II ~ diyulged.
Do color and texture the alloy has the
appearance OF aluminium Of which, In
deed, II has n large percentage, II
Possesses extraordinary resistance
and lightness ana has been used
everywhere where wood was not cou-
sllcrcd absolutely essential Gruat dif-
huulty has been encountered In mould
ing the plates. Although the shcnthlng
tends 20 give her "a heavy appearance,
thr Yacht has IN reality been built for
lrht weather and II a. CunHid-
truu that her chances OF sue
Cess will be reduced should the wrnth-
,r De heavy during the cup races. Her
deck and uscr. deck arrangements aH
regards sails, etc, are com li0rcd
original and peculiarly effective. Light
Underwood hertha are being nttod for
Che use of the crew In crossing the At
lAutic The contracts OF the crew have
been signed Tor six months certain on
racing pay and substantial bonuses
have been promised IN case OF victory
The first appearance NJ the shamrock
WIN be- at the Hunters quay regatta,
Firth ~ clyde. whore Sir Thomas LIP
TON gives a 100 guinea cup The cup
challenger VIII not be regularly raced
hut WIN take a Few trial spins, and
may, perhaps be tested In "a race or
Two. But that VIII be arranged nc-
,nfding Ia the weather. II IL 10 wet
capt H0gnrth will not set the new
Wnlnsail, From the clyde tho sham
rock viii proceed 10 the Royal Ulster
regatta In Belfast l0ch. whore the same
course In regard To her trials will be
followed. II II very improbable that
lhe Shamrock Will 10 10 COWes and
meet the Prince Of Wales cutter Brit
TAME, She iu more likely 10 be placed
under ketch rig and get away immedi-
ainly for New York from north Ire
land, so as to get good Atlantic pass
axe.
AT A DICKENS SALE.
remarkable prices were realized at
the Dickens sale at Sotheby's this
week A first edition OF the original
parts Of tho "Plokwick Papers" pre-
f'nted by Charles Dickens 10 his sister
ln-law, Mary liogarth. brought CLOS,
end other copies were sold for Es5 and
A0 a copy An american Notes"
Presented by Dickens 60 Thomas Car
NAo. sold Tor cGi, the original auto
Eraph manuscript Of Dickens Battle
N Life" on MY quarto pages, brought
L-01, Fosters "Life ~ Dickens"
containing autograph letters, manu-
script and portraits OF literary celebrc-
iles. was Knocked down FOR CISCO. and
Dickens Cash Book" when he was In
the office Of Lawyer Blnckmorc show
ing Dickens salary to have been 10
.hllliugs pence per week, brought
THE MARLBOROUGH GEMS.
Connolsseurs are greatly Interested
IN the forthcoming sale of the MARI
borough gems at Christlo'a. II Will ho
The most important of its kind since
1870, when the same collection was
SOLD en- bloc for 5000 gulncha. Tho
purchaser, David Bromilo maintained
NfAA'NANNNA AAAAAAAH wv AAN AHh'lAHN'N
died and the gems which the third
Duke ~ Marlborough spent the bcst
part Of his life In gathering win be
foattercd. They are largely canoes
ana intngllos belonging TO the ccn-
turtles between the reign Of Augustus
md the end NJ the Antoulne period, II
IA urged that the hest should be se-
cured for the British museum.
THE CHARITY BAZAAR.
The charity bazaar to be held az Al
hort Han I'm ala of the funds of the
'hlrlng Cross hospital Ia much talked
N among the nriatocracy ana others.
A representative Of the Associated
Press has interviewed the Countess Of
chesterfield and Mrs Arthur Paget on
The subject The latter faid. I'VE have
practically got every noted family IN
london Interested, Mra. llrndley-Mar
In has brought choice silver objects
Tart from Tlffany's and Whlting's,"
AirG- RanAida has haan In ParA All