Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-12

bill Grant the daughters OF Lord Ro7e.
berry, are the leading lights The moth
er OF these ladies' was Hannah Roths-
child. who was tremendously rich and.
Furthermore there is q general supposl>
ton that Miss Alice Rothschlld VINO in
herited her vast wealth from the kings
friend, "Ferdy" Rothschild. will leave
II to the Rosehery girls" Neither
Lady Crewe nor Lady Sybil Grant IL
beautiful. but they are clever. good
natured women, who, like Lady Roths.
child. have q genuine repugnance TO
publicity of any kind.
Then there is pretty Mrs, Give Beh-
rens Is her mothers partner In all la
Dor connected with the synagogue. Her
wedding at the great house In Pie
cadllly few years ago Ia said 10 nave
collected more royalties and rich folk
than any similar funcli ever held in
London.
INVENTED THE "WEEK END"
Lady Rothschlld. wife OF the head Of
the Rothschild fnmlly In England. has
achieved one success as an entertained
which places her quite outside the rank
of English hostesses. Not eve, the
Duchess Of Deyonshlre can take to
herself the credit fot the setting of such
n fashion as the Week Ends" Lady
Rothschild undoubtedly made the Fri
day -nght-to- Mondayrmorning visit in
the country the diversion II now Is for
the English aristocracy. From the arls-
tocracy II went To the middle classes
and hence to the lower, 80 that her lady
ship has practically done kindness
to the entire nation Hiring Park is o,-
cupled by Lord Rothschlld and his fam
lily only two months out OF the year,
but the great show place Is open for
weekend house parties almost year In
and year out Lord Rothschild delights
to gather his political and business
friends about him on these occasions.
and everybody who IL anybody" some
time or other attends Rothschild
Weekend PARTY.
Lady RothschIld is the frequent
hostess OF royalty both at Trlng Park
and at II Pccadllly. the magnificent
town residence Of the family adjoining
Apsley House, the home Of yelling
ton. But no matter what the occa-
sion, Lady Rotsschild maintains rigid
simplicity Of dress, Her favorite even
ms costume Is grey satin, wolfe or chif-
fon and her jeyelry rarely exceeds two
piecsa. one OF these is n diamond spray
heir ornament and the other a string
OF pearls The pearls fitting closely
about the neck are of great value, AMI
are graduated until the center one Is
rec ched. II In n huge pear shaped thing
and Is one Of the many priceless gems
in tho Rothschild family.
Lady Rothschid shares one taste in
common with the King Of England His
favorite flower. and Lord Rothschild's
rs we'll. IL the Malmaison cnrnatlon.
This carnation Is frequently used in
decorating the kings private dinner
t.l. al. l. ts.ar
and queen attended a ball given at the
Rothschilds town residence, Lady
Rothschild used her ingenuity and con-
trivod decorations which the then
Prince OF Wales saId were as beautiful
as anything he had ever seen In Lon
don house. Blooming peaoh-trees were
planted" throughout the mansion, and
both the color and scent OF the blos-
SONS were so accurately reproduced
that II seemed as IL one were In psach
orchard Lady Rothschlld is famous
as friend Of the newspapers Although
she never on any occasion permits the
publication ~ her photograph, she goes
out OF her way to give desired informa-
ton, In her unwillingness TO have her
picture go the rounds, Lady Rothschild
is like all the ladies' OF the Rothschild
family. Lady Sybil Grant was not
photographed in any newspaper until
Just previous TO her marriage, when she
yielded to the pressure brought to bear
on the family.
Lady Rothschild Is q devout attendant
at modest house Of worship in Bays
water and when recently some of the
brethren collected the Jewish hymns
written In late years they dedicated the
volume TO Lady Rothschild Her lady
ship Is fond OF walking about London