Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-16

The Saturday ''Nev5s'' Special Foreign Service.

lighted with his daughters engage
ment that he has promised to give her
81. 600 rs her dowry. II was Mrs,
Rube who nrst met Lady Garyagh
somewhere and invited her ladyship to
tea party at her house. Lady Gar
yugh accepted the invitation and asked
n she might bring her son with her a
suggestion which met with Mrs, Rube's
warm approval on the appointed day
Lady Gnrvagh and her son met Miss
RUDE for the firet time and before the
tea party was over the engagement was
"un fat accompli" Miss Rube's flance,
whose present name Is the Hon. Leo
pold Canning, Is only 20 years old and
In a godson Of the late Duke OF Albany.
HIS father 'he present Lord Garvagh
Is a great invalid and seldom sees Nisl-
tors. Like Queen Alexandra, Lady Gar
vagh is Danish and very handsome
woman. She II an accomplished llngn-
list and a keen motorlst frequently
making trips from Calais to the Medl-
terranean She IL a baroness IN her
own right, being the daughter Of Baron
Joseph de Breton Of Copenhagen. Lord
GarVagh, who is. OF course, Irish, owns
a property In Norway called rolaskard
Halllngs, and Garyagh House, London
derry, Ireland, but neither OF these es"
tates Is very productive and II Is no use
blinking the fact that the Garvaghs are
poor for their position.
WEALTHY BUT NEW.
The Rubes on the other hand are ex-
tremely wealthy, though they have not
long been social stars In London
About two years ago they bought the
Sassoon's house, No. l,Belgrave Square,
a mansion which was so very large that
IL was divided and made into two resi-
dences by the addition OF another en-
trance and some extra rooms over the
ballroom. This afforded plenty OF ell
bow room for the Rubes, and mere MiS
Rube displayed her beneyolence by
lending her rooms for charity concerts
and other benehcent entertainmenls
Thus Mrs. Rube made many frlends ana
this season It was felt that she WAS
entitled TO a larger social sphere. Win
tbat object in view Colonel harrington
Foote has helped her 20 send out IN
Vitatlons for large ball. Those IN
socIetv who have met Mrs hube
IKE her and declare that her daughter
who will be the future Lady GaNash'
Is a very nice girl.
ENGLAND's WEST POINT.
There is much uneasiness in the sris-
tooratic country households whose sons
are going up to London for the bi-annu-
al examination that Will admit them 10
train at Sandhurst the English West
Point" Especially where a son mas
expectations" is his every movement
being watched, for the lot or young
Jones Lloyd, heir to the Vantage mil
lions, Is before us as an awful exam
pie At the last examination Tor SANE
hurst which was held at Burlington
thta hOOeful.
who age was between the examiners
stipulated limits Of "over rs and UNI
der 49," gave no hint OF any unusual
intentions until one morning while the
examinations were on, he said, quletly,
II must be of a little earlier this morn
ing, mother. as | am going 10 be mar
RED" His mother laughed AZ what she
thought was a Jest. u am, mother
really" the lad declared. You'd better
tell that to your father, you silly boy,
was all that was said In reply. wnile
the mother. busy with other anairs, en-
tirely forgot the whole subject Later
on. in the day, however. 10 their over
whelming horror, Mr.. and Mrs. Jones'
Lloyd found that the boys supposed
Joke OF the morning, TO which no inn
portance had been attached had be-
come grim earnest. Their son, whose
father is heir presumptive, though not
heir apparent. to the Vantage millions,
had married a woman many years his
senior, who held an important position
in the third row OF ballet such a
mesalliance was cruel blow TO the
parents. whose pride in their growing
son had no limits, and everything pos
sible was done to hush up the affair.
CROWDED BY EXAMINERS"
To pass these examinations for Sand
hurst most Of the lads are sent to Lon
don "a examiners and for the first time
in their lives, being freed from thelr
mothers apronstrlngs or their school
masters eagle eyes. they spend their
hours Of leisure at the music halls, and
become an easy prey to those who trou-
BILE themselves TO learn the exact value
OF the youths expectations,
Mr.. Jones-Lloyds family Is now
writing under the difficulties in which
the sons folly has placed them. Mr..
Jones' Lloyd though not now a rlch
man, has offered 20 allow his son $1,000
year II he will only remove his wife
from the ballet and keep her some
where in the secusion OF the country.
But the young man scorns such an IN
come. whats the good Of that TO
me7" he declares why, I can do better
with the moneylenders." And from
these yoracious gentry the youth. II 10
said Is borrowing right and left.
II is from Baron Overstone. the faith
er OF the present Lady Vantage, that
the Vantage millions have accrued, for
the Baron, whose title becomes extinct
on his death entalled his enormous
wealth on his daughter and her chill
dren, but failing her having any chill
dren. which hope Is now past, all his
money was to go TO her nearest Of kin,
MIR. Jones-Lloyd. or his children. Lord
Vantage. who IL most distinguished
soldier, In president Of the National
Rife association.
MOTHER AND SON.
Since winston Churchill took up 0 re-
bellous attitude towards the political
party with which his name has been
Identified. Lady Randolph.s attachment
for her enterprlsing boy has conspicu-
ously increased She Is now his con-
slant companion NJ all his meetings
and lectures throughout the country