Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-19
Game Who Are il Line to Enter
The Peerage, and Others Who
VIII Go Highe:.
WHERE FATE WILL PLACE THEM
Even Lady Cnrzon Has By No Means
Reached the Highest Point Many
Husbands of Rank.
r...lnl cnrreenondenca

rcnaop Sept. l0-We hear lot ABOUT
,,a.rlcon pceresses and about the half
.,,,,, children who will have high
.r3 mighty English titles II they live,
,,, tbe fact seems to be overlooked
hot the British poerage Is to be con-
,3,mbly further Amerlcanized by the
location In rank OF q number of other
t,rghtars Of Columbia who have mar
hAbfrs TO great names, | find that
,sore win De something Ike Il dozen of
nem who In the ordinary course of
,,ture will have taken big step ahead
IN, time another coronation In West
roscr Abcy lines mp the whole gor-
,,ols assortment Of peeresscs before
hs public eye,
0ne Of the most notable Of these Is
be lovely Lacy Dcernust of Dynes
Usu Halstead, Essex, VINO Is destined
/ N bgcoint toe Countess of Coventry
Isdy Deerhurst was Miss Virginia
Daniels. although prior to her marriage
sM was more frequently known as
Miss Bdnyuge. the name she TOOK as
sep.daugnlcr OF Charles b. Bonynge,
ibe mining millionaire, formerly OF
4 California and New York, and now OF
4 Princes Gate. London. Princess Chris
han. he KINGS sis Hr, is devoted to
4 Lsdy Drerhust, and stood sponsor for
her little gill. while the king himself Is
eol.mther to the Deerhurst boy, now
aged 2,
In spite OF the money In the Deer
hurst marriage, there was and is much
love as well. Lady Deerhurst being one
Of the most amiahlo MS Well as beauti-
\ ml Of women Is really adored by her
husband, The future earl is cheerful,
placid. prosperous. He is brother To the
dasning capt Coventry who Is one OF
much courted society beauX. Lady
peerhuyst is said to love the name
"Dterhurst" subsidiary title In The Cow
entry family, and Is In no hurry to
change Il for Coventry. But when she
does her dignity as a countess will
place her well to the front as a grande
came among American women in Eng
lsh society
SHE'LL BE A BARONESS.
The Hon Mrs. Dudley Leigh (Helen
| Forbes, daughter of the Hon. n. NJ.
Beckwith OF New York;, is another
! American woman who has high title
| ahead Of her Mrs. Leigh will be
Baroness Leigh Of Stoneleigh Abbey,
| kenIlWorth, Warwickshire. This lady
has lived abroad many years and has
i long since grown accustomed to Eng
lands state life, but her privileges, like
Lady Deerhurst's will be greatly enlarg-
| ca when the Hon. Dudley becomes a
baron AS 1t happens the Hon. Roland
| i@gh' so long Sir Henry Campbell
hnnerman's private secretary also
married an Amerlcan--Mabel. daughter
/ q Gen. Gordon of Savannah, Georgia.
mus, although her husband is only
younger brother of the Hon. Dudley
hlgh, he is not so very far removed
nom the title and a second American
woman might possibly some day be
Baroness Leigh.
somewhat similar to this situation I'm
u5 Lelgh family is one which may pre-
,an 10 Sir William Vernon Harcourt's
u uat vigorous old gentleman. on re-
uement from politics, does what he
nls often been invited to do, and enters
e lFerage' Lady HarCourt is an
menetigan' She was Mrs. Ives when
w Nllham married her, and her faith
was John Lothrop Motley the his
,%l'ds Lady Harcourt would be fol-
,sru as poeress In the family by an.
wur' american, her daughter-in-la v,
NJ. Lewis Vernon Harcourt, formerly
S %'ss Mary Ethel Burns OF New York,
o"ssISu'ef OF the late Walter urng. one
ly'ppht Morgan's partners.
tau vi course among the other no.
vou', possibilities OF rises In the
MNy NIL are Mrs, Joseph Chamberlain ana
~ 1S Niadys Deacon. People who claim
NuoW say that while MIR. Chamber
ssis Hlu not ever take a title for him
H., w ueslres one for his wife. and
g,"e u Shc survives him. she viii ne
rias, 'le rank Of peeress I'm her own
sb,I, As Tor Miss Gladly Deacon
foil, ''N she and the great Duke OF Nor
nal premier peer I'm England, actually
or,Tr 81 match OF it--as rumor insist
stn' says they Miss Deacon viii
Dot.ut "Head even OF the Duchess OF
b,uushlre and the Duchess of Mari.
tbIuSn the Duke or Norfolk having
a. lug nest hereditary rank of any mnn
ca iahd outside Of royaAy and IN.
H. '"'ly being one OF the richest os
la, peers Miss Deacon has been of
sis, u' guest of the duke and his
c.stiE LADY Mary Howard, at Arundel
,o,,. w sussex. one of the grootest
DUTY seats in England. The duke Is
ble 'g9,lln Catholic. His only child by
''er marriage died recently.
NJ" HoNoRs FOR LADY Ct-RzoN
erstw !, accustomed to think that the
cogo 'lle Mary Victoria Letter of Chi
bg,' "aS already gathered about the
can llle that Is omen to an AInerl-
sink g.nan In England. As wife OF The
toey D,ils OF India she IL sort of cour.
tb,, V,eeh Of q far greater population
bol'. mat OF the United states. and
Tho c Vmporory rank Of which even
ror,Es gnue little Duchess OF Marlbo-
ill., w. 'nNious in friendly way. But
Wb.n 5'4,les OF India are leeting. and
HE Lord Cur2on returns home from
wo,if1 ended term as vlceroy, his wife
dootu,u ordinarily have to step hack
for 10 lhe lowest rank of peeresses
opl, brilliant husband is at present
the noe, 'o,nmon or garden baron, AS
" poe' sings, however
am George Nathaniel Curzon.
'"oSl superior person.
no dl III consequence there Is practically
warIIuot whatever that he win be re-
riso or his work In India by a
' !" the peerage, becoming a yis-