Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
Dress IdenticaIy Alike, Have
Twin Maids, and Twin
Dogs for Pets.
THEIR IDENTITY PUZZLES ALL.
Arc rs Inseparablc as Mary and Her
Little Iamb--Spicy Gossip
About Royalty.
Special Correspondence.

EIf'ldl 'NIItr ifliQtNce.
I ONDON. June l3.-From many
points Of view the most inter-
estiug American girls just now IN
London are the ogden Mtlls
twins, who are 50 closely related 10
the American ambassadors wife.
Though they cannot be called beautiful
they are decidedly goodlooklng. and
having mastered the secrets Of chic
dressing they thus acoentuate their
charms. Separately these two girls
would not attract any particular atten-
ton, but together and invariably dress.
ed alike from the tips OF their toes 10
their very Partisan hats. everyons
stares az them and everyone asks VINO
they are. Ever since they were born,
Mrs. ogden Mills has Insisted that they
shall Doe dressed alike 10 the minutest
detail Each OF these girls has the
same set Of friends and no one ever
thinks Of giving a present 10 one with.
| out also presenting the same to the
other They had a birthday recently,
| and their friends had some trouble IN
Duplicating presents for these fair
twins. Mrs ogden Mills wished 10
procure two neCklets OF the new stone.
ulramarlne, for her daughters and
had no difficulty in finding one perfect
gift OF the kind. but IN all London her
jeweler could not get Il duplicated. The
important date was approaching. and
the ieweler was at his wits end. At
last he explained TO Mrs. Mills that
the only thing 10 be done was for MIN
70 60 straight 10 Paris and see what
he could find there. She accepted his
suggestion. paid all his expenses. ard
after a great search his eIertions were
rewarded by acquiring the desired
necklet which, however. with the va.
rious expenses, cost Mrs. Mills about
twice its real value.
ABOUT THEIR HUSBANDS.
The twins say that when they marry
their respective husbands will have 10
live In the same establishment, as no
power viii ever induce them 10 sep
drats from each other. Their maids
are also twin sisters and exceedingly
alike. and they, too, are dressed OK
actly the same. The Misses Ogden
Mills are both eXeprts IN the art Of mo-
tor driving and among their recent
birthday gifts were two exquisitely ap-
pointed automobiles painted and up
holsiered In white. Their pets are al
ways Of the same family, for instance,
their special fdvorites. two foxterriers,
are brothers, while their little jap
anese spRnlels are sisters.
OPEN RIVER SEASON.
The very first persons To inaue,,r,..
The river season this year were Mr..
Waldorf Aston and his bride. who the
other day had the Thames 10 them.
selves, az least that portion Of n which
lies for three miles on either side OF
CliNeden. out they started IN q motor.
boat without attendants, and each
seemed quite competent 20 manage the
introacies OF the engine etc. Al.
though the day was cold they remained
on the water for nearly two hours. The
bride was charningly arrayei In fine
white serge with the most fascinating
of white velvet motoroaps on her Fair
hair
THE NEW MRS AsroR.
10 Will De- interesting 20 watch tfs
new Mrs As,ors progress as a hostess.
Tor ] am told on the best authority
mat she means % be a leader Of soel-
aty. The Astofs have not been espe-
'lally ambitious IN the past for social
success but that Us no reason why the
BRIDE should not shine She VIII prac.
icallg have her fathcr-ln-law's man.
non IN Carlton House terrace al ner
.ommand. NJ well as Clivedsn. 80 ehe
certainly has every facility for enter
aiming Mt Aston senior. threatens
20 retire INTO private life and will IN
uture spend much on his time al his
Jew place outside Tunbridge Wells
omeWhat mysterious establishment
uTounded by high walls after the
lyle Of monastery. Some OF Mr.
lstors friends say he has turned "rs.
.eious and that tho new house iss
lace IN which to mediate In IL is
titalry a charming oratory wherein
he religious pictures and objects dart.
%" worth nearly S5o0oo. The pap,s
ave been sus1ug over Mr. Astor's
usie'..o1 ai DIE sons marriage AS
m1ifr ~ fact Do was n very great
lsfIr1'rfmert 90 him. the best proof
which .s Do would not Do present AZ
Be- wedding H.- objection was NAT
SON WAS marrying o. woman VIII,
o '."F DAD l husband and Mr. Ast1g
dear against divorce.
LONG UNDER WAY.
Tho work has been long time
i.'' rn. Dog at last the TASK OF
a.raltw Palace which
Ring ., himself uu COM
tur chrome. g. wei
rG he'd The STATE lpsff-
H.r. been r.loc0ra'el and
'...i I.-n..a.eld. Hagm0ni-
sen 4'a 4HNC replaced the
Irc'I..taus tones nrd
f niln.n "hich pr,vi-