Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-26

verslty they viii complete their educa-
lions has not been decided AS their
mother resides IN England, shr would
like them 10 complete their scholastic
training here, TINT they may be near
her, on tho other hand as their bus
mess Interests Ne so largely In America
10 IN reasonably urged that they would
be best qualified for careers there az
one OF the American universities Two
OF the boys have strong tastes for me-
chaulos for the development of winch
technical training Is needed. and Tor
that England has nothing approaching
half dozen American institutions that
might be named,
Mrs Gormally OF Chicago has decided
Ia remain u England until the spring,
despite the attractions Of her charming
ynlaat CANNES Under her'chaperonoge
is her niece, Miss Josephine o. yeg
pretty girl They have taken suite
Of apartments at the Hotel MeUopole,
AZ the present time there are several
eligible N somewhat ImpocuuIpus peers
knocking about London. dossips DO me
smart SET have been putting thls aud
that together and exchanging conf
dencce. with the result That English so
cIety would experience no shock OF
surprise II Il should Doe announced De-.
fore winter IS over ihot MISS josephine
Is TO become titled bride Mrs Cor
molly is well known ln London and
haH the entrco Go hose circles where
such matches acc easiest made Sir
james Hayes-Sadlor ,8 the father-in-
law " her sister Lizzie Ills young
est SON. by the way is one OF The most
promising men No the British navy, for
although only 80, be- is already post
captain. Mrs GomalIoy and her niece
VIII be- seen ut most of the swell tunc-
lions this season
JAMES II. SMITH AFTER CASTLE.
James Henry Smith. who recently nr-
rived ~ L0ndan from New York rs al-
ready busy house hunuug He means
70 have both q town house and "a case
tie. or something approaching one To-
the country lie is combining his efforts
az the moment 10 tha country because
he is assured by h.s friends thAt town
mansions can DE picked up at any time.
Twelve months ago the lanse OF Rush.
ton hall, in Northamptonshrc, was
offered 90 him Nt % reasonable price.
nut at lNiNN NIININ IN' NI'lNl AINA lNliiNN| W.
his mind 40 indulge iu the luxury Of am
English country residence lie Is said
TO be somewhat disappointed now 70
find that James Van Alien has force
stalled him ln the lease OF the great
NorthamptOnshire mansion, He has
a number " eligible houses now under
consideration and can have no difficult
~ IN making q choice selection. His
reputation 0s q collector Of brlc-a-brac
and things antique has preceded him
40 that he Ia bombarded with offers OF
scarce specimens by every energetic
agent who has anything to sell He
has actually 10 keep moving about
from one place To- another, Il Is said, In
order to avoid their opportunities. a
well-Bnown brlc-6-brao house IN Lon
don had an agent awaiting Mr. Smith
Immediately he stepped on the steam
er while the American believes others
Swallowed him TO discover the hotel
~ which he would pat up. During
frequent visits TO England In the last
year or two. he has Invested literally
In such articles but the antique deal
ers fenrsthat he wlll import much from
his new home.
ELEVATORS UNDER a BAN.
After spending thousands Of dollars
on specially designed elevators for her
new mansion IN Mayfeld the Duchess
Of Marlborough VIII not use them UNI
der any consideration. She VIII not
even allow her lady friends to use them,
though male visitors may risk their
personal safety as much as they Ike.
The serious accident TO Mrs Arthur
Paget. "a short time ago, has settled
her graees objection TO the use Of Gle
yatofs. ana whether nt home or abroad
she useq the ordinary stairs. A few
days ago. she went shopping at WELL
known store IN kenangton where there
Is "A novel kind OF revolving stair
case convey customers from one
floor 90 another Her grace was much
interested IN Its movements ana asked
Il be put into communication with lts
inventor Models SILT I'm due course be
submitted 10 her aud II u anticipated
that staircase working on the idenu-
cal principle 20 the one IN the store
referred TO WIN be introduced Into tho
new mansion I'm Mayfnr Residents In
the neighb0rhO0d of Curzon street are
wondering whether the new house ever
Will be finished The builders have
never been ont Of The place since the
FIRST stone was laid, After ordering some
expensive scheme to be introduced m
the Internal arrangements of the house
by the time the builders are hair
through with the work the duchess
will have developed some new idea
which must be tried no matter at what
cost. Her grace Is much disappointed
at the rapldity with which the port
land stone. of which the house is built,
has lost its freshness thus giving the
exterior Of the mansion AN old and de-
cdedly duh appearance
PRINCE OF MONACO. (
AMONG the recent sojourners at Clar-
idgc's-the London hotel most favored
by royalty and arlstocncy-were the
Princess Of Monaco and Mary, Duche'T
Of Hamilton. The princess is the Sec
ond wife Of his highness u Monaco ana
the duchess IS the slster-ln-law Of the
first. Their foregatherlng under tho
same roof recalls the fact that IN his
two ventures on the sea OF matrlmohy
the prince has not been nearly so sue
cessful as In the pursuit Of his pet
hobby-the exploration Of the ocean
depths He was one.and-twenty when
he married Lady Mary Hamilton,
daughter Of the then Duke Of Hamll-
ton and Princess Mary OF Baden, The
match was arranged chiefly by the en-
peror am dempress Of France, Lady
Mary being their cousin, She was u
wlltul aud sentimental girl and even IN
those early days the sea held more
charms for her youthful husband than
q domestic lie While he was absent
on one Of his exploring trips she fell
IN love with Count Tasslo Fostetlcs, a
great Austrian uobleman possessed OF
such strong antipathy TO Jews that
when he invited the Prince OF Wales
nnv- king EdWard--tO visit him ne add.