Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
Romance in Life Of Lady Deer
hurst Lost Her One Titled
Suitor.
MADE HER WIFE OF ANOTHER.
tonsuclo Duchess Of Manchester Finds
London Strain Too Great and
Moves 10 Country.

Special aer01denCe
+ uNUDN July ll.-viscountesa
Dearhurst Virginia Bonynge that
WASP means ,o make but a BRIEF
stay Boo London this season. The
anxiety ahou. her children. two OF
whom have been laid up with scarlet
fever, has been very great for she is
the most devoted of mothers. They arc
BOW. however practically we'll, so LADY
Dc1hurst is having a slight cauter
through her festivities, and has beeh
lunahug aud dining with her great
friend. Princess Christian OF Schleswig-
Holstolu.
MELODRAMATIC FIGURES.
Few people know that the viscount-
css was once the central figure IN a
pclodraml OF the most romantic kind.
when she arrived ln England with Mr..
aud Mrs a. vs.. Bouyngo Of california.
New YORK and London. millionaire.
banker. miner and club man. everyone
took 30 for granted she was their
daughter. for both were so proud u the
Girl they never revealed her history.
They had simply adopted her Her
Parents we're humble English folk ~
the name OF Daniel who had emigrated
90 America Mrs Bonynge took a fam
cy 10 The child and brought her up as
her own.
MADE 40 DIFFERENCE.
This made no difference until the eld-
est son OF am earl took a violent fancy
Co the beautiful Virginia Bonynge
whose looks and reputed millions were
the talk ~ London. He was but one or
scores of mitOrs who were at her feet
The future peer proposed and then her
renuiel father and mother decided that
there should Doe no sailing under false
Coi0rs he should know the truth. The
scion of tne aristoCratic house hummed
and haWcd and at last decided not 20
press his suit for the Bonynge's adopt
"a daughter
Lord Deerhurst who had never met
the beautiful American heiress, was
told Me tale az hts club He was IN
stlutly struck with the pathos Of a. He
developed an intense interest On the
unknown heroine and sought promptly
an introduction 20 the B0nynges. Bur
meanwhile the girl, who had been dis
carded was broken down with grief and
humiliation. Then brain fever set I'm
and for weeks none dreamed she could
recover. All This time Lord Deerhurst
thayiug succeeded in obtaining an IN
PRODUCTION 10 the American Monte
Cristo' as old Bonynge used 10 bo
called kept constantly calling and en-
curing FOR the invalid and persistently
came his presents 0f fruit and flowers.
one DAY when the patient was a it,
tie better the Niscouut met Mrs.
BonyuEe and she invited him 20 remain
90 tea and thanked him effuslvely FOR
Dis numerous gifts. 81 promise you"
she told him directly my girl is well
enough 90 see stranger YOU shall be
the very first 10 he introduced and she
must thank you with her own lips for
an your Kindness"
SEQUEL KNOWN TO ALL.
IN due time Lord Deerhurst was pre-
sOuted and everyone knows the SEQUEL
which took place II years ago The
Iue sad event iu Lady Deerhurst's life
has made o very great impression on
Irr. one o. the results is that she
ares little FOR society She has never
ia1 n town house Most Of her time Is
pcnt ar Halstead Place, her husbands
eai in Surrey Here Princess Christian
md her two daughters frequently pay
Normal visiis-the best proof OF the
sincere affection which exists between