Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Miss Zimmerman Of Cincinnati
Did Well When She Married
The Duke Of Manchester
COT TITLE AND MUCH WEALTH.


fnU.IlI iuNlrapoudcuDo,
I uNpON juno when tho
Duk, ol Manchester married Miss
Zimmerman II MAS generally M.
.umod that ho vus un lmpccunl.
QUE prw and that ho married her solely
ror hur money! Hul II now appears
that the Cincinnati grl besides gain.
lur 90 l0llu by the marriage did not by
AMY means do such "a bad thing for
herself financially Tho duke Nv now
completing negotiations Tor the salo 70
hH tenants, under the llfh Land pur.
,hUsn ApD of hls estate nj Tuudcwgoc,
Commissioners have luFl appraised the
property ul SlliUOOU, No ON, knows
luH how much cash Papa HImmor.
man settled on his daughter but N rs
doubtful n ID exceeded that sum
Husbands with over u million dollars
uru not iu De- picked mp every day oNou
n the hand where millontros most
abound II after selling Ms property
the duke settles down 10 the railway
business In America, under his
utnnrW.luWH guidance, II win show
thlt hr h really possessed " genuine
desire lor work ana W not content 10
Ro through life us a titled ldlor. Moan.
while. however hr and the duchess are
enjoying life nl Hylcmoro Castle, their
magnificent home I'M rOnnrmara, which
d. quite M tU house a king, though
King Edward seemed to prefer being
% guest elsewhere when he visited ire.
llul
AN ENcLuslvE DUCHESS.
Il is generality understood that tho
Princess ol Wales ls not particularly
partial 90 American Numon but she
makes uu exception IN favor ~ the
| nuvhuu ot Noyburghc She " the only
| American poprosH J.. ia said, who has
| over been hunOrpd by a personal iDyl.
| nlIon from hcr royal hlghness 10 visit
hUr She stayed 40 Hrogmuro shortly
ull'r hUr marriage ana was by long
odds the best drNsrl woman In tha
party fact which hy no means con.
lIhulol lp hDr popularity with the 9TH.
pu guests liul for popularity she seems
40 caro- llllIr, She pluforH % reputation
for ,NuIupNpuosa and Hhp has certainly
acquired a. when Hno first mddu her
ulvnl I'M London society ug Miss MAY
iuulrl 10 WAS generally noticed that she
held herself nlUul from what is known
dU the 'Hmlrt set but since she be.
camc a ful 0cdRcd duchess she
has become oven moro particular as tu
Those whom she admits to the charm.
ol circle of her mountaineering.
with every opportunity ~ do 80 she
huH uu doslrp lO shine Is "a society lcad.
ur ana refused to buy % London house.
Mot of her entertaining In town has
been done AZ that most exclusive OF
Fashionable hotels, tllriigc's, ana has
been United lo small dinner parties A.
which seldom moro than a dozen sat
down. OF course, she occasionally
gives house parties AT Floors Castle
and tries her best 10 Keep an mention
uI them out Of the newspapers There
iu she diners greatly from most 800
yioty women who cnIoy nothing 80
much Ns seeing their names IN print
Thc Duchess of RoXhurghc h very
nrlly ana o very charming woman,
llul ug she declines 10 indulge IN en-
touuumcniH ON that lavish scale which
Va supposed ~ be- part of the logltims
ate price that uu American hoircss pays
fur 400 English title, society considers
iurlf badly treated by her The duke,
however, who ie u typical Sculchmnr,
greatly appreciates her determination
mot ~ gquulr her money on tho
crowd
Ms lrIlor VIII soon start for mdm
IN Stay with ludy turYon Ter dnugh.
tons Wr AN entirely dryolod ~ Mrs,
Letter. aud ulu mover I'm tho Rlghlofg
degree assumed uf her little idiosyncrO-
rou when sho W Hloymg win them
she IA never hidden away on the con.
umy ihuy WNn that she HhIll 70
rrlNr ul The attention they consider
hur duu when Mrs. Lullor Nus rc.
equity VISITING Lady turzon during her
run,uluap,u,u. % certain FCrouD high
moss u0s olso % guost m the house. and