Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

II Ds somewhat significant that at tho
present time thcro are no loW than eight
houses 90 let I'm pork Lame bondon's
famous millionaire row ANA during tho
oomng season nj least three olhers VIII
remain unocCupled Residence IN this
street ~ supposed to Imply the pose
session Of great wealth In the
past not a fow persons nave lived
there Just 10 acquire that reputation,
But II hOs never been particularly iuy.
orcd by American pluloorllN. They
don't have to live anywhere IN p0rtlcu-
lar IN order 90 be credited with big
bank accounts, Society always takes
II for granted that they have a RroN
snpcrlluity " riches, and II always
willing Ia help them spend II Wherever
they may hang out, The fact IN Park
Lane IN now suffering from ils oX.
elusive association with vast wealth
In the popular Imagination, II sWudA
for lavish luxury, vulRlr oatcnmlion
and all that sort Of thing ON this ac.
count folk who possess both money ana
blue blood, and pride Themselves moro
on the latter Than on the former night
shy of H. And those who poasoy1 only
the former are discovering that Ua nm
aid To the realization of lofty social pms
lItlone a Park Lame residence IN not
what II IN cracked up 10 be-, llut mcuns
while ita lnndlorda continue IA hold cut
for the sliffest rents IN London
BLlsSFUL DlSAGREEMENT
No family IN England offua d moro
excellent example of bllaslul Disagree
mont than that Of Lord Carlisle who
has recently been saying como pretty
things 10 Primrose League DANES, a.
ono would infer from lhll ho Nv 10
alnunch ana uncomprOmaing Tory Ills
wife Indy Carlisle, IN equally wen
known Tor her pronounced Radical
views ana the energy with which she
advocates them, Their son Lord N0r'
poth, early IN life compromised between
the two parental political orreds and
now occupies "A sent in parliament as "A
Liberal Unlonist Despite their dilfcr.
oncos NJ opinion IA 10 the best leRiHas
tive remedies for the ills that R0lIct
the country they are u most happy and
united family Lord Carlisle ls dead
against woman suffrage, but, Os has
been pointed out 10 him often, In HIS
own person he Iciutes one OF the favor.
tie stock arguments against it--thnt "
husband ana wife should ospouso dit.
fcront political sides Il would lead 10
lnlllllA lNNNAUllFt liUl lfllA Nllh lHANN
Carlisle and their talented son are oS-
cop,ionnl folk who know how to agree
10 disagree,
llcnddrosa parties are the latest thing
IN fashionable society They furnish
an abbreviated and economical form OF
the fancy dress bail The honds alone
are costumcd, ana for the rest everyone
wears the conventional evening dress,
Tho reguliq arc ROmpWhat inpouurtOllN
especially M regards the mon concern.
ed, Nothing can make u cowboy hat
and Il chwhaminor coat, for instance,
40 well together In fact, there Nv no
form OF hat which win 40 well with thu
latter except the stove pipe which w
equally ugly, There can be no doubt
that the coslumod head entertainments,
II they We're kept up long, would lead
To the adoption oi some form Of mnscu.
line evening dress less lacking IN evory
element of the picturesque than that
which fashion now alone sanctions But
II IN only u passing fad,
LADY MARY.