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

continent IN n This summon accom-
panied by hp bride, Mia gon John, ana
his son Johns bride M Miss Gray VIII
be By that time Tim may be- depended
dn To do the thing IN style and main.
tain the reputation Of the American
Eagle,
MIR jordan, of Jordan Marsh & co,
Boston, VIII not start on hIH tour "
Great britain and the continent for
about another month os the touring car
Wilton No. has ordered VIII hardly be
completed are Originally planned before
then, Another American - Roy So
her NJ Chicago, has Just bought n "a
20 horse poWor t. t. A. w. touring ear
ana leaves England about May 10 fnr
nn extensive ulp ON The continent llo
expects 40 return 10 tho Onllod Slnlcs
IN The fulh
RENTS mon ~ LONDON
Although the family ~ Londons NOW
American coheul.gcnornl may have
found home here before these lines
appear I'm print from what Mis- Nynno
told mo the other day II looks M II n
might be- some time before their names
are removed from the Carlton Hotel
visitors book we've looked nt many
places" pnid the consul generals vile
"but ! don't Ike anything we've seen
yet We've discovered that the rents
IN London are enormous, but one
wouldn't mind paying u rather large
rent II the houses were worth H. Ana
NIL thr landlords want TO make such
long lenses | think wen have to hot'
tie down here IN the hotel ="
10 wind up some business In the
United states, Mr. Wynne expects 10
eRIl for home almost Immediately Mrs
Wynnc VIII accompany her husband
ana IN about eiN weeks they expect TO
rolurn 10 London with four NJ their
children, Two daughters, aged about
~ ana ~, WIN be pont 10 school at u
convent IN Paris, and The youngest two
both boys, VIII live with their parents
IN London
Mrp, Thomas Nawbold Of phlladol'
phln nnd her daughters WIN return home
I'm about two weeks Mira NoWb0ld VIII
then 20 ia her dairy farm Nv ponneyls
vnnln She Ia n cousin of the Nov YORK
Nowblld- Morris nnd the only woman
dairy farmer IN the United states oo'
cupylng nm undoueied social position
Indy Culhbort formerly Miss Me.
lhughlm Of New York, who married
Sir Marry culhbort some four or Ave
years arc, N making arrangements for
the entertainment ~ her friends thia
summer ON n large scale, The family
has closed lls London house ana gone 10
Red Lodge Newmarket, where they
nro preparing for q big house party dur
ing tho forthcoming Newmarket races
PATRON OF THE BLIND,
Through the influence Of Mrs, Spcnder
clay The Countess Uf SUFFOLK has bee
come slnnnch supporter Of the lndi'
sent Blind school IN London, The Amer
lean countess Mas surprised 20 discover
that The inmates Of the school were 40
proficient IN various kinds OF work She
was especially delighted with the work
of the women, ANA ordered n large
quantity OF embroidery for her own Usn
She also gave an order for many palre
Of socks and stockings, which, II In sup.
posed, she means 10 distribute among
the poor IN the nelghborhood OF
Mnlmpsbury, the onrla seat IN Wit.
shire, She also discovered that n for
NOR punil NJ the school was carrying on
n small brushsmnkng business IN "A
village close 20 Malmoahury, and she
Immediately gave instruction 10 the
head steward ON the estate that every.
thing In the way ~ brushes the blind
man Waa able TO supply should be OBJ.
tanned from him 20 long M he was abs
20 compete IN price with trodcsmun
more favorably situated,
WILL VISIT AMERICA
At the invitation of some of Ma
friends In the American colony IN I,on-
don Who are Interested IN natural hiss
tory, W, II. Trcgetmeicr the well known
naturalist, proposes to pay u visit 10 the
Ilhited states about the middle Of May.