Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-22

Now. however, as Il is ner intention
30 buy a residence IN Spain so as
90 be near her daughter, the
young queen, IL Is understood that she
Will be willing 70 sell Osborne cottage
for fancy price.
ROYAL RESIDENCE GLAMoR.
It Is difficult to imagine why Mrs.
Potter Palmer should covet the place
unless II be the glamor that attaches
10 IL as a royal residence IL is nothing
more than a villa and an unpretentious
one at that. II would anord Mrs. Pot
Ter Palmer no opportunity OF adding 10
her reputation az lavish hostess
Cowcs IL smart for only one fort
night In the year during The yachting
season, and for over 10 months the
blinds are drawn in all chic houses.
Princess Henry occupied the place a
good deal because she found II COM
paratlvely inexpensive and her limit
cd means compelled her TO practise
economy. In these democratic days
when parliaments are much more dls-
posed TO decrease than 10 increase roy
al grants neither princes nor pfincesses
can begin to compete with American
millonaires and "mllli0nairesses, IN
respect OF things that cost money
More than one scion OF royalty bitter
Nv regrets the matrimonial restrictions
which prevent him from sharing his
pnalted titles with an American heir
ess. Perhaps some day a bin may be
introduced into our parliament sane
tioning such marriages II would be
a neat way Of making America help
support royalty.
DRIVEN TO TRADE.
Meanwhile royalty Is driven 10 trade
10 make both ends meet II is an open
secret IN Germany that tho kaiser
derives big private income from his
sand pits aud hls subjects are BY no
means pleased with him for the way
IN which he has been cutting prices
lately.
Everybody knows Of the shady meth
iods BY which the king OF the Belgians
snakes lot " money for his private
nurse out ~ Congo rubber. but few are
aware that he draws n handsome In,
icome from a fashionable aud largely
indpertlsod motor establishment IN Paris
where millionaire Americans purchase
many Of their ears He has also an
interest IN several smart hotels IN Paris, |
Ostend and London.
KING RAISES GRAPES
The young king OF Spain has several |
vineyards and made quite nice COM |
msroial traveller for his own wares |
when al the Cowes Regatta. The num- |
et0us dinner parties held on board his |
steam yacht. Giralda. incidentally /
served the purpose Of introducing his
sherry and other Spanish wines to his
friends.
Another monarch with keen eye for
business is King Haakon Of Norway.
who for years has been financially In
'terested In the shipping industry and
in the building of ships. Tho young
queen Of the Dutch gives personal SUI
pervision 10 her own dairy at Het lNo
From this some Of the principal deal
crs are supplied with milk and butter.
In Wilhelminas dairy are 10 be found
all the latest appliances for testing
milk and for delivering II In perfect
condition. The bills are made out In
the ordinary way-"Dr. 10 Queen VII
hemina." The queen Of Italy recently
put money into big hotel IN Romo
and another IN Nice and has made no
secret OF the fact,
FANCY" FOR YANKEE MAID.
hear that THE most confirmed
bachelor In England" the Marquis do
Several. a Portuguese grandec wtlo
much prefers England to his native
and. and one OF the most intimate
|rtanda IA Lffper Ll.tsuVI h.s al
strong fancy at Carlsbad 10 Miss
Townsend. the pretty American heir
ess. whose wealth and beauty COM
'ined made her immensely popular I'm
london. II was the marquis who in
iuced King Edward to motor from
darienbad 10 Carlsbad TO lunch with
he Townsends, though OF course. this
american mother and daughter are by
10 means strangers 90 his majesty.
rhe flowers alone cost a small fortune.
he room in which lunch was served al
he SWEETEST Carlsbad hotel being
lower Of roses OF every color. After
1nch the kind paid Miss Townsend the
compliment OF taking her for motor
rive to Cafe Aberg. the party also in
luding Mr. and Mrs. Townsend
THINK EDWARD ToADIEs.
By the way. everyone here is tuning | 5
yer the way In which the king as they b
Ut II rushed after Americans" while z
Marlenbad The spitefu ones say
was great deal with them is quite O
ne. Among others besides the \,
ownsends who entertained him were q
ady Goschen. Lady Barrymore. Mrs n
ans tPlerpont Morgan's sister, and a
r.. Glasgow. a
II is good news that Mrs. Frank a
very Is taking a house In London. =,
hen last here she did make things =,
nm Although when first she arrived IN
g scarcely knew a soul before two :,
onths were over all the best people :,
ere visiting her and she was enter
ming lavlshly. Md what parties she
J giye' There was always some
ing new and original on the program -,
some delightful surprise. Before long "
yal princesses used TO ask 20 be taxi VI
TO Mrs Avey's unique parties ana -
e became the fashion o
LADY MARY. ~