Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-01
A STAR MEMBER OF THE FAMOUS
JOCKEY CLUB.

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the actress. requesting that the jewels
which he was taking charge OF FOR her
be given 10 bearer. The manager APP
parently suspected nothing and handed
the case to the messenger who con-
veyed II back TO the marchioness.
Everyone remembers the sequel, the
excitement in Scotland Yard. the
amusement OF London. the rage Of the
actress. and the abrupt manner In
which the alter was eventually hush
cd up. The warehouses IL the one and
only woman who has been match for
the notorious Mrs. X. At the time
Lady Qnsensberry was made heroine
by her friends. and tho late queen
thought the ruse 50 smart that she sent
Tor her TO congratulate her on her clev-
erness. After this Queensberry turned
over 2 new leaf aud they have lived
more or less happily ever since.
MAKING A SENSATION.
Mrs. Arthur Burden is making quite
a sensation here by her beauty and her
wit not 10 speak AZ all Of her beautiful
frooks. Although half Irish In parent
age. she is wholly American IN train
ing, IN education and In style. She and
her husband have made flying yisi,
to Cork. whittier she took him 10 meet.
among others, her uncle. Lord Fermoy.
whose family name Ike the brides. is
Roach. Mr. and Mrs. Burden are max
Ing a trip on the continent before re-
turning to America In the autumn.
For some reason not easily defined,
Miss Reid the daughter n Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid. has created more
interest and consequently more gossip
than perhaps any American girl who
has ever come over here For all this.
Miss Reid never does anything In the
slightest degree eccentric: never 1lris
not 10 the extent Of even sitting out |
dance With partner. She Is GER |
tsinly pretty, but not unusually so, and |
she has quiet, dlgnifsd manners. Yet |
nearly every week new fancee Is as
signed 10 her. Recently Il was Lord |
Acheson, who was supposed 10 be the
favored one; now II is Lord Dalmeny, |
the elder son Of Lord Rosebery.
TWO TYPES OF MEN.
From most points OF view Dalneny
would he much more welcome 10 the
parents Of Miss Reid than young Lord
Acheson, who Is a pleasant young man
enough but something OF a nonentity |
as far as personality is concerned. Dali
meny u.s. however. coming man,
though he IL never likely 10 attain
The glorious success or the magnificent
failure ~ his father He is Young
man with views. with plenty Of am
hilton aud plenty N promise He Is an
opumist, too. Other advantages ne pos
sesses are that he Is the grandson ~
The late Duchess 81 Cleveland on his
fathers side, while his late mothers
people are the ROthSchllds. which
means that one day he win be fabulous
y rich on the day that Lord Dalmeny
narrles he will come into possession
Y Mentmore, one Of the numerous mag
1ihoent seats OF his father great
ieal OF color Is given to the rumor
y Lord Dalmeny's possible engage
nent to Jean Reid in the fact that the
Nhltelaw Reds and their daughter
rave spent two week-ends this season
Is Lord Roseberys guests.
GOT THE MITTEN.
That Lord Acheson proposed 10 Miss
Reid and was rejected is now pretty
veil known among the Immediate |
riends Of both and the very last story
'oing round was that "he meant 10 |
ave another trv." Miss Reid was
sked to be one Of the bridesmaids
4 the wedding ~ Lady Mary Acheson
nd the Hon. Robert Ward, hut the
seids got out Of a. as they thought
" accepting such an office little Jean
you'd be giving announcement 10 the
uture Earl ~ Gosford and this they
Considered would not he right Every
ne says how very much IN love he Is
18th her. and Il was remarked At his
lster's wedding how yerv unhappy
q was looking He Is furiously jeai-
ut 81 Dalmeny. and n the DAYS Of
ueling were not over there Is no
ouht We might look forward 10 some
xciiement Of that Kind in Hyde park,
the engagement 10 Lord Dalmeny
. not announced Il won't be because
iiss Reid has not been asked" II
he refuses Il means she will have
elected three future earls No. ! be-
y Lord Brook. the eldest son Of Lord |
ma LADY Warwick, perhaps when all
said and done. the most individual
Tic and clever young man o. the lot.
here - certainly no doubt little Jean
q most fasiidious young lady. May
. she would he less so u she knew Z
Ne scores and scores Of girls who ;
'ould literally jumr al any one OF the 4
Tree men IN question.
A PATHETIC LOVE.
To those in the know thers was I
,msthin< pathetic In the marriage I
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