Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

AIlS, ItoUdlds means 70 gather lNNNU
her The best artistic set in Paris end
90 s,art a salon somewhat after the
style Of her mother-in-law's well
known sunday afternoon gatherings IN
London az which all the best upper
Bohemians are TO be found.
TAKEN FAMOUS FLAT.
Craig Wadsworth. the popular Sec
ond secretary Of the American en-
bassy. who until now has lived with
his aunt. Mrs Adair. On her big man-
sion in Curzon street has taken Wins
ton Churchill's old fiat in Mount street
He VIII move ga as soon as the dCcnra-
tors finish fixing f. up 90 suit his
somewhat luxurious tastes u IFS prob
able that there win then be far .iyelier
times IN the pleasant rooms than dur
ing their occupancy by his tuiious and
strenuous seml-Amcric8u predecessor,
who Is noW the under secretary for the
colonies Mr.. W3dsWorth may go far
90 the diplomatic service. but 1t VIII
not be by scOrnlug delights and liv-
INK laborious days Let h not he in-
ferred by that that / intend I'M any
way 10 cast ref 'ctior- on Mr.. Wads-
worths character he has money
enough 10 make him independent n
nc nigg7rdly salary which Uncle sam
rays diplomatic undersirappers and
enjoys it IN "a breezy, healthy OUT
Coor fashion, hunting On winter and
polo playing and stecple chasing I'm
GUNNER That type Of man appeals
strongly TO English folk He Is one OF
The best liked mcu-iu society
Mrs AdGir has leased her Cur20n
street establishment 20 the ogden
Millses Of New York for the season.
She hopes 10 be able 90 get &c OF her
hands altogether I'm that event she
VIII take fiat in town ana spend most
OF her time, except for the London
season, az her new country home,
Adair Place on Englefeld Green.
MEN MUCH WANTED.
Each week the struggle % capture
men for dances grows more acute.
Hostosses, even great ones. have been
deeply Inundated by the failures OF
so many 90 turn m az their balls
while scores of pretty girls have had
10 sit In rows az wallhuWers The sight
Is a dismal one Pretty faces frowu
until they look old and wrnkled, even
tears course down the cheeks OF dee
buuutos who pathctically demand us
this what Is meant hv "a London se3-
son?' An excellent idea has occurred
% Lady Lcith 90 Fyvie who g. giving
some dances She is making all her
girl friends promise 90 learn 20 dance
In a mans position so as o. make the
festlyity go on successfully n there are
not enough men present % 80 round. |
Il shall dance as a man an night my
SELF" she has said, "aud ! have made !
up my mind that II an goes well. We /
shall be Independent OF mankind
ID Is only an American woman who /
would venture upon such an innovation
ana there is no doubt % win be a suc- I
cess IL only English women could /
he induced to act with similar indnpCn- |
dtnco no doubt much might be accom- |
pllshcd But The latter gIoycl al The /
mems feet when men accept their ]
invitations. they almost fall upon their 4,
Eecks with gratitude There are hos
tesses who pursue men into heir of- /
fees W in the heart az the city-cniy |
them an over fHe place until they |
promise 90 eat their dinners and drink
their champagne These are the woe
men who as Milton has iL still "see
GOD through man. Yet Dob tho face
OF an This. English women are not /
nearly SD popular with men as either
American on Irish women who never,
as the phrase goes, un after Them
LADY MARY. !