Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10

fads are chicken raising and dalrylng.
she raises pure orpngtons and Dor
kings. Her poultry yard includes some
fine specimens which are never seen at
shows, as they are kept entirely for
home consumption.
In a gem Of a flowe- and vine covered
white stone dairy Lady Londonderry
and her daughter sometimes play at
dairylng. In font Of the dairy Is a
beautiful rose garden. Chrysanthemum
borders and other decorative flower plots
are encountered everywhere In the
park, for the Londonderrys are fond OF
flowers and have one Of the best gar
deners IN England, 70 say nothing OF
plenty Of means 10 crafty every whim.
one Of their eccentricties is a little
cemetery in which some Of their favor
tie pets are buried, with tombstones
bearing eptaphs commemorative OF
their virtues. One says
There are men both good and wise
Who hold that m future state
Dumb creatures we have cherished hdc below
Shall give Us joyous greetings when We pass tho
golden gate
J. Il folly that I hope Il nay be 90
Lord Castlereagh, the Londonderrys'
only son, who was married few weeks
ago 10 Miss Chaplin. a niece OF the Duke
Of Sutherland and a considerable heir
ess, Is a lieutenant In the Royal Horse
guards, one q the queens crack reg
iments Like so many Of the young
peers Of England he is very anxious 10
be of to the war, but both his mother
and his bride have used every influence
and argument 10 retain him at home.
Lord Shrewsbury Lady Londonder-
rvs brother although hereditary lord
high steward Of Ireland and premier
earl Of England, Is the one black sheep
in this otherwise very naughty and re-
spectacle family, and there Is enough
Of the Shrewsbury naughtness 10 re-
quire for safety from public criticism
very large grant Of charity.
When some years ago, Lady London
derry was hostess 10 the German em-
peror az her home In Park laiie al.
though there was quite a mastering OF
the clan. Lord Shrewsbury was not
considered respectable enough TO be in
vlted. He aid attend the recent we'd
ding Of the Londonderry heir, and his
wife, the present Lady Shrewsbury,
was not even present at the church, her
position in polite society being far from
acceptable. The ceremony at ST. Pc
ters, Eaton square, was performed by
the bishop Of Rochester, the cousin OF
Lady Londonderry. The guests at the
wedding included the flower OF the Eng
llsh nobility, for II was the smartest
wedding Of the season Lord Castle
reagh himself Is a pleasant faced mild
hammered young man Of no particular
talent. The Stewards are not noted
for either the good looks or the intellect
Of the men Of the family.
Under the administration Of Lord
Salisbury the Marquis OF Londonderry
was from 1856 to 1889 lord lieutenant OF
Ireland. Although representing an
Irish peerage, the Londonderrys were
not popular in Dublin. much as the gall
liant Irish admired Lady Londonderry's
beauty. Her tact more than once avert
ed unpleasant complications. Once
when the family was attending a per-
Torrance at a Dublin theater the GAL
lerles hooted and yelled In such way
that 1t was feared they would resort TO
more violent methods OF showing their
aniinosity to the government Every
one in the box was more or less fright
ened. but Lady Londonderry did not
lose her presence Of mind
She stepped to the front Of the box
and looked up with a friendly smile at
the galleries. For minute the storm
went on; then the innate gallantry OF
the Irish prevailed and the hooting
broke into applause for the beautiful