Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-14
BUT IT IS NOT CERTAIN.
Rumor Has II That She Has Bestowed
Her Injections on Poor Partisan
Artist--London Gossip
Special Correspondence.

/ noblemen in the realm She is a daugh-
ter Of Marcus Daily. the Copper King
and Is 10 90 about under the wing Of
Mrs Almcrlc Paget She was to have
made her first Official appearance at
the party that lady had arranged for
Mr. and Mrs Longworth, but which
had 90 be abandoned owing % the sud
den indisposltion ~ the hostess, Miss
DAILY Is q good deal Of q Bohemian
and when in Paris much preferred
launching and dining IN cafes IN the
Latin quarter instead OF az the RITZ
or the Bristol She was Il is said,
hurried out OF the gay and giddy city
because her friends feared she would
marry a penniless artist According 20
another version Of the story the paint
er. while protesting the most ardent
affection for the heireSs, declared that
he had no intention ~ marrying her
until he had won his laurels, and she
on her part. has declared her intention
~ waiting for him even n that means
not marrying for twenty years. But
this does not prevent arisocratic danes
with unmarried sons from paying her
marked attention. Already she has
l0NNQ IT 1lt lfrStiN w fNllIl't q
~ 10 answer the invitations which pour
IN upon her by every post
BEAUTIFUL MRS, LAW.
Another American who is causing a
sensation is the beautiful Mrs. Law
She Is the richest widow tafter LADY
Naylor-Leyland Just now IN London
having an income II Is said, NJ over
- No hen rrnHfVNA hN the
king and queen. and has had the privi-
Iege OF an invitation % Sandringham
for a week end. a fact which proves
great intimacy. as 10 Is only special
friends who are ever asked 10 stay al
Norfolk with the king and queen.
hear her late husband was so devoted
10 her that he made her promise even
in the event Of her re-marriage, she
would arrange that she should be bur
led beside him. and Il was on this con-
dition he left her his immense for
tune Tho suggestion Is rather grew
some. but probably was worth the t2JO,-
0Oo a year which he left her for the
promise.
MRS. LONGwORTH's MANNERS.
Although we have not been struck
ali OF a heap by Mrs. Longwortha
frcCks or her few els. her manners nave
been al that could be desired, In the
following Incident she mas shown her-
SELF peculiarly iaCtful and kindhearied.
While an Wrest park with The White
law Reds there were various dlnnes
parties. One night the vicar and his
wife ana The curate aud his wife from
an adjoining parish were among thosa
invited. As Mrs. L0ngworth was enter
ing the Grawlngroom. dressed in all the
glory Of pale yellow satin and diamonds
before dinner, she saw IN front Of her
a quaint little fgure In a rusty black
Gown trimmed with washed lace with
the sad doNntrodden appearance Gu
rates wives usually have in England.
She was not young nor was she pre-
possessing Both women arrived at the !
door simultaneously, but the curates |
vitc--as she proved TO be-stood back !
20 allow the tall distinguished looking /
daughter of the president TO pass IN |
from; Of hel. "Oh, please, no Said .
Mrs. longworth, interpreting the ac-
ton. Whether with fright or awe the
curates wife stood stock still We'll, ]
we will crompronlse matters. said the
American. and taking the other by tn
arm. thCv walked into the room togeth- l
tI alu ldlhFl HttNil N'"t''i '' w.
nounced.
a WASH HOUSE NOW
The fines, club in Europe, as the |
house Of commons used 10 be called, has |
developed into a wash house. The story |
Il vouched for that on entering one Of /
the dressing rooris sacred 10 members |
recently. Mr.. Chamberlain was con-
fronted by the spectacle Of one Of the |
Labor members washing his shirt while /
hanging on an improvised clothesline- /
a cord fastened from window 10 window /
BY a screw in either shut,er-were other /
shirts. socks and sunlry articles Of APP /
parel being dried. The Right Honorable |
member stood IN amusement and de- I
manded II d, had made some mistake. /
Nothing atashcd the occupant CT the /
arartmeut explained he did not think |
50. But this being a dressing room /
which was rarely used, he thought /
there was 10 harm m utilizing IL for /
"rindng out few things. II seems /
thre Is no law 20 put a stop 10 washing /
DAYS" IN The great house az Westmln- /
ster 81 there Is much excitement az 90 /
what "a gou 10 happen and whether I
spe-ial law viii have 20 be passed 20 I
prevent honorable members arranging I
their liren 10 dry IN a general dress
ing room IN the house.
CURLs OF ALL KINDS,
Golden curls. auburn culrs. and curis |
OF various hues we're strewn thick upon /
the field Of Ascot. This was the result /
Of the very latest thing In hair dress /
Ing. II has been In vogue some time /
IN Paris. but arrived here only about /
a month ago. n consists iu fixing Ola I
punches Of curls behind and 40 the .
sides az the hat usually when t1o head /
gear is arranged, These punches ~ .
curle are nut on and on Boo the same .
manner as earrings 80 one attempts .
70 make believe that they grow on Oh. /
Rearer's head. AZ least u anyone does .
suggest such an idea. no one believes .
her They were invented by tho French \
hairdressers 10 meet the requirements .
~ the new hats which are tilted So .
enormously at the back. and Vih0g
the addition ~ these fascinating curls
leave the head curiously hare IN many
cases they are stuck on 90 the ha'.
In any circumstances the adjustment
~ false tresses a. not an easy matter.
but when % j. essential 10 ok % 90 a .
hat the difficulty can be easily EasIri. .
and this accounts for the state NJ fnr
hrecze-swepi field a. Ascot. They saN .
several engagements have been broken
N owing TO the wearcrs having
dropped their locks The men who have
taken such a high handed attitude must .
be very young and Innocent Ar,.r
clality Is On iis heyday. II is the h1w
Of false jewell false teeth. wigs ana
manufactured compilations An these
things are accepted as matters n The
most obvious course Par example. iht
majority ~ the smart women who wore
Titan red hair year ago. are non
elorihed In a halo OF goldes brown.
Vhich accounts for the hundreds oi
thousands n yards a. brown tuue.
which II used this season on millinery
because the dark brown tones 50 per
fecily with the tint Of the new shade
of half. Today Titan red hair Is quite
hou~nfoie and those WIN haNe haH 10