Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
WILD SCENES
IN HIGH LIFE.
Smoking, Drinking, CardpIaying,
ETC., in Society Circles,
OBJECTED TO GREEN FLAG.
Contest at West Meath Engiand's
New Hook ofPoems Oscar Wide
American Theatrical Successes.

London. Sept. e3.-spcciai London ca
Die letter. copyrighted. is9a by tHe A.
ISOLATED Society. II such a thing
can b. said TO exist at this time OF thg
year, has Invaded Scotland in fuu force.
The queen. tho prince OF wales. ana
royalties Of all degrees ond their init.
mates uro flpckIng around Inverness.
Among the gay crowds. the bradley
Martins. the William Waldorf Aston,
anl Mr. Andrew Carnegie and other
wei known Americans or former Amer
leans, are frequently noticed. A. house
parties that cost a small fortune in tips
and incidcntala to attend arc an the
roge the Americans arc labie u kcvp
up their reputation
The Highland shooting gnmcs and
gaicty do not suncr from tho rumofa
u war. It d said EVENING" in many
we'll known Scotch house. are now de-
voted 10 baccarat. roulette and poker, In
which men and women. both Hmuk lug
JOIN until the early hours. und when
rnchos hIgh0r limits than ever DR. AIMED
o. pthor gulnEH on reported in the
society papers are enough 10 make the
graves.
An anonymous book Of poems. Just
punished iu London, % being much
irnlHDl hy tho reviewers Tor the purity,
.uuty ufl htrngth OF the verses. While
popp.' wondered az the Identity VI the
author II H now learned that Lord
Alfred Douglas wrote them They were
hrHi published iu Paris under hi own
maine. Out they were brought hero
anonymously, fearing the effect "a scan.
luI caused 10y Lord Alfred connection
with TIE oscar Wilde case
Lord Alfred Douglas a. living quietly
10 Inglurd with hiH mother having sep
afatrd from Wilde. who b living a
dngt life no Paris. okiur out his exist
enc" ON a. small annuity and the few
dollars DE- can make by writing. wilde
recently negotiated with an American
theatrical manager Tor the Hllc u new
play, but nothing resulted from n.
Wildc's boys are ut "a nchooi In England
cared for by an uncle. ono of them h
being educated fur thu Roman Catholic
priesthood.
Avondnle. the historic home Of the
Poruolla q 10 BE- cold by order Of court.
ON November g. The pnrncl monument
committee has taken up the matter. and
the lord mayor ~ Dublin and Mr. John
Redmond. while IN America. viii appeal
for funds 20 buy the mausiun and settle
u on the purnrll family n the Par
nclls die out. they propose 10 turn the
estate Into public park.
That the Irish nag sometimes creates
discussion in other places than over
New Nurk'H city hall was amuslngly In
stnucUd this week when Lord grryille
chairman ~ the newly formed West
Meath county council attempted 60 rs
The green emblem over the county court
house az Muliingar captain drryillo,
who u hlgh ah'rln and son uf Lord
9rryllle, said be- would be- shot before
hlH father nr his council huiHtrd that
nag over his court The council rrnf-
nrnnod itH decision. am Grcvillp. the
Younger prepared TO resist ThuralHy
there occurred what is now called THE
Rattle ~ Mulligur.' The council. led
by Lord GrcvIlle, entered tho court
yard, while q crowd 0f about 70 thou
fund people wor' held back outside by
"a large furNr ~ police. As tho council
Tors were eudruvurinr, guilcfully. 10 get
into the court, the crowd broke through
the police lines, st0rucd tho court
forced entrance, AMI @ torn gwen nag
was waved from u window, This was
the signal Tor Tremendous cheering
Tho triumph was short lived Tor the
police drove out the mob and captured
the nag leaving Gruyillo the younger
tho victor
The autumn theatrical season is now I'm
fun swing. American actors. managers
nnd plnywrirhta promise 20 be even
more important factors here than here
toforc. Thor ~ scarcely company M
any Important thcatpr that does NOT In
gludc at least one American, while the
music halls are simply ovcrrun with
American performers.
The three leading American COM
pnniea, GDpdWin'H The Belle OF Nety
York" and De Wolf Hoppef's. continue
10 DO among the most popular I'm Lon
don, In llupppr'H case the early lndlcn-
lions that "El Capital" would not prove
a success here wcrr completely nt fault |
Now, In addition 90 flling the stalls. the |
most expensive portion NJ the house. ID |
has long line waiting nightly for mo |
gallery and pit. which Is the aurest rlgn |
n an English success.
Gertrude Elliott, who has made surh |
a favorable impression here. leaves |
.inoiwin's company and Joins the Court |
lheltcr for tho production OF Captain /
Robert Marhnlrs new play "a H0yni |
Family which VIII be produced IN the |
middle Of October
Fernald's Moonlight blossom" pro- |
luccd Thursday no the Prince OF Wales |
Heater, meets with only moderate
praise from the London critics N |
luyors something ~ the "Mikado." hat |
Robertson and Mrs Patrick Campbell ]
lre little more than elaborate speeches.
Ihr picturesque japanese scenery saved |
he performance from tellousness. This
american playwright now has t,yo |
works on the London board
The illness uf Nat Goodwin, resulting
rom surgical operation, viii confine
rim for another week Miller Kent.
Who is taking G0Odwin's part, ~ dolnr
70 wei that he may continue Goodwin's
ilny here with q new company. thus
uuhllug Goodwin 10 kfru hIs Arn..ri,.,. |