Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-08
Events Of More Than Usual Inter-
est to AristOcracy.
EFFECT OF wOMEN'S COUNCIL
Americans Given "a Foremost place
Mark Iianua'- Views tn the
Theatrical world.

Ntlll m sight, the AaNlANA NNA"Nit o. ~
ready waning. People are fiitting into
the country much earlier than usual.
Next week viii be given over 30 New
market. whore there are numerous
house parties for the second July meet
ing During the following week tho
season winds up with the duchess u
Portiand'a bail.
Thorc are still several fashionable
weddings In prospect the most nota-
bic being that ~ the earl Of shnftsbury
and Lady Constance GrosvcnOr, who
will have fifteen bridesmaids while
many persons are looking forward
with great interest 10 the reception TO
be given by the duke and duchess Of
Sutherland at Stafford House. July 20.
to the members Of the Anglo American
league ana their friends, at which MIR.
Joseph n. Chontc. the United States
ambassador, and Mrs. Choate and
many prominent Americans and En-
llsh viii be- present
After long period VI mourning.
Mrs John W. Mackny has rrup'ucd
her beautiful house ON Carlton House
Terrace. She gave two big dinners
uurIWE the week WHICH MNAN ANlANNNA
by wonderful music.
London has been much enliyvned dur
Ing the week by the visit ~ the oiil-
GERS and "a large number N cadets be-
longing 10 the United States training
ship Monongnhclu, who have been
spending i've days leave at the Metro
pole. theoretically Sightseeing, riding
Ia electric cars, and generally enjoying
themselves.
The Fourth or July was never so
universally celebrated by the Amcri-
cans In London as was the Fourth, on
Tuesday last, In addition 20 the celo-
brauous at the Hotel Cecil and the
United States embassy there We're a
large number Of private lunChCons. din
ncra aud river parties. Mr. and Mrs.
John McigFs Even. Of Chicago. took "a
large party OF Americans In steam
launch, from their place at Datchet To
Maidenhcad. while the employees 81 the
Commercial cable company, with Mr.
George ward. of New York general
manager OF the company celebrated In
a similar manner ON "a big launch gay
ly bedccked with American flags.
Thursday was speech day at Har-
row. the first under the new hcadmuH-
ter, Or. Wood. ana attracted a great
crowd OF distinguished people TO the
school.
Thursday afternoon the last meet OF
the Four in Hand club occurred at the
horse guards parade. II was undoubt-
eddy the smartest ~ the season. There
were twenty-five coaches Ia line. The
duke OF Marlborough teams was
greatly admired. lie was accompanied
by the duchess, Lady Nornh Churchill
and Lord Cairns. In the evening oc-
CURED the duchess OF Dcyonshlrc's bali
within the beautiful grounds OF Devon
shire house. with Nominations and
supper tent exactly the same as ON the
occasion of the famous Jubilee fancy
dress bail. II proved 60 be the most
brilliant OF the season. The musicale
given by Mrs. Alfred Harmsworth, the
Same evening. attracted "a crowd Of
fashionable people TO the Grafton gall
lerIDs, whose spacious rooms were dec
Grated with such a wealth Of roses as
never before was seen In London The
program. which was also on the most
lavish scale, Included pnderewsh. Co
quelin, LuOuora Jackson. David nlsh-
pam, Susanna Adams and Maurice
Furkon
a representative OF the Associated
Press had interviewed the countess of
Aberdeen and others regarding the
practical results likely TO accrue from
the International council OF women.
Lady Aberdeen, who II an enthusiastic
ndmlrrr OF the American and Canadian
delegates. said:
Every one Of them was a skilled cx-
pert and most OF them were trained
speakers, whom the congress was de-
lighted to hear, which cannot be said
IN regard 90 many OF the other speak
ers The Americans. az q rule. were
better informed, more decided IN upln-
ion and further advanced ON the lead
ing topics than any OF the other dele.
gates. They fairly outatrlpped the
English women, who. however were
better Informed than the continental
delegates In general knowledge OF the
subjects pertaining to women
Mrs. Sewoll won the congress from
the INST She has extraordinary tact
In dealing with such large gathering.
Miss Susan u. Anthony powerful
advocacy of women's claims distinctly
added to her already great reputation.
Regarding the results. the grand
contamination has been reached or
Welding together a cosmopolitan body
Of thoughtful women, prepared 90 cdu-
cate their fellow women. TWENTY-FIVE
years hence the loayen OF today will
have leavencd the whole world. and the
Irresistible force Of public opinion will
have raised women to their proper
sphere"
Miss Susan u. Anthony dwelt enthu-
siastlcally on the work Of the council
and said; I'VE have already taken the
outer trenches " the worlds thought"
Senator Mark Hanna says he regards
warmers announcement OF him and
other prominent men before the Brook
Ign Democratic club Tuesday night. ns
cnbled here, as being due 10 disnu-
puintment. He adds that II could only
have gained the public ear through lts
eNtraYagnnce.' that when he speaks OF
Hanna syndlcutca," ne knows he
talks nonsense" while when he uses
the names Of Gen, Engan, Cant Car
ter ana Secretary Algcr to "dlscrcdlt
President Mckinley" American good
sense. simply swishcs II aside as clap
trap"
MIR, Warner. however" the senator
continued, strikes other ground In
praislng the lNilipinuH and l greatly
mistake my countrymcu r. when the
time arrives. they don't both clear
Congress ~ the Kind of patriotism exc
emplned by Mr. Warner and sweep
the rebels out OF every nook In the
Philippines
In spite Of the many Counterrattrac-
lions and the hot weather most Of the
theatcrs Jared well this week AN
American Citizen" IL doing so well at
the Duke OF York's Theater that Nat