Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
Mrs.. Kate Moore Without Youth
Or Beauty, is Royalty
Entertained.
NEVER WAS CONVENTIONAL.
,,.,,s Many Bad "Brcaks' but Ter
cod Nature. Bright Humor
And Commences Win.

oNpON June l3--To the list oi
Ers Edwards women friends a
new name may be added, that OF
- Mrs Kate Moore. who by his
r,ksvs express desire was present
Ian court last week She was intro
So,s5 by Consuelo Duchess Of Man
,.sssr Like her sponsor, who has
Ing ben one Of the kings mos, init
nat friends, Mrs Moore is an Ameri-
nn woman, but, unlike her sponsor,
30 has never acquired the grand air.
ae has plenty Of money. however,
which goes far 10 render It superfuous
,ovadays even IN court circles. She
has long lived in Paris, where many
funny malapropisms are told OF her
sheisa woman Of Keen natural intelli-
renee. good humor and great kindness
q heart The fact that she has never
been conyentlonalized makes her the
more interesting Her downright natu-
,sness invests her with something Of
ths charm Of originality among people
Who an seek TO mould themselves on
ihe same artificial lines.
WHERE HE MET HER.
The king met her last winter at Biar-
rtl where she has a fine villa and
most accomplished chef. His majesty
frequently "honored her with his pres
eao'-to use the phrase employed by
he Court Journal-at dinner and at
lunch. The fact that on each occasion,
ihes repasts were sumptuous feasts
With dishes brought expressly from
Frh, no doubt had much 10 DO with
nl partially shown by the king for
"a new hostess. Also the fact that,
though no longer young and charming
hsnsli she had several pretty women
o. hand each time 10 help entertain
hs royal guest who, despite his gray
bars, stu retains as everybody knows,
bis youthful susceptibility to feminine
beauty. she managed things so well,
and showed herself TO be such a genu-
,ne, whole-souled sort VI woman, that
he king expressed desire 10 see more
q her In London. IL Is now under
f,,od hat she oontemplates setting up
Or establishment here. II she does,
hacked by the kings approval she viii
Etsp az once into the front rank OF our
great hostesses, and win prove seri-
Gus viva. TO Mrs. John Mackay.
LILY AND ROSE TYPE.
For some reason unexplained, Eng
llsh people never expect 10 find Ameri-
tan girls fair, Dark hair. dark eyes ana
o somewhat sallow complexion Is the
oolming they associate with all the wo-
men who hail from the United States.
The fact that the three most interest
Ing dehuAntes ~ the moment repre-
tented m Miss Hartman, Miss Margaret
Baxter and Miss Evelyn Bigelow are
81 The lily and rose type Of complexion.
With masses ~ bright hair was some
hing Of a revelation when all three
made their appearances al the first
court Miss Harman IL a decidedly at
INACTIVE young woman. and even Al
'nal remarkable crowd Of beauties. held
well her own As she made her how II
vas noticed that several OF the royal.
Nts exchanged remarks as she passcl
which suggested comments on her soo5
JOCKS Miss Bigel0w uora The wosf
striking dress ~ The ihree-a fury con.
ieciion % purest white sImplicitv itsorf
uls'lnctly original ms 10 mean i'm
.l.''e attention for ~ wearer. Ev-
lyle was asking her Who her dress
i4AeT was which was no wonder. in-
t ~. az ne mill.ner who can turn
~. really striking debutantc's frork
tas' mistress iu her art. There ia
$50. ''s 80 oIiicult. for an such dresses
49, or simple Pm order 10 d. In good
49,, aN0 me trouble Is 10 obyiasn
49,, Deins also nanny pambv. They
1'3lS always give the idea ~ bsioe
o,s'she1 10Y ne ead-and -bu,ter ,liss
=, w.. as matter Of fact. docs not ~.
AN AMERICAN BACK
Ai's Margaret Bakers hack vorli
proclaim her anywhere An Ansric,"
tr'.-.. something IN the averars
is- Nonan's hack which makes
&c.. llaliiy unmisi lkahle 80
Al and upright Is g.. SO share'v
., a.D't All 90 'indepcndent''-
=. .If suggestive of her canpritv
t,llng on IN this world without I
60 @ Positively proclaim he~tl
s.. 'r with greater dircctnere than
a. -y. Although Miss Baxter Is .
D., calle under 20. her bearing eri /
M uie suggest q decided personal. /
.,. mother has taken q charming .
III , IN 'harles street. iist IN Rerke. /
81 ul'f end announces a euccceri,,, .
'''ues ri9ht W 10 August
CAUSES ALARM
,..' Illness N Mrs Ronaile tsr non.
~ American hogess IS r-rsip. ~
nj ,..taie'y and although her friends
... told ih9' she Is best. har
81. regarded b. the doctors AS q r
.,,, ,A'us one Tho physlri1rr
.... ueeh dcsirou thai she should
lay .oNn aud not make any Appear 7
\. ~ society This season. bat 10 fhfs
81, ..tel.c's and Is hoping asainst
NJ nai she may b. strong cnouvh 90
10. Hfi accustomed place Mean.
u, .s nef daushters Mrs Richie. has
Inc busiest woman IN London IN
r,yll0i with her ballet about which
y loho continues 10 talk She had
=. Collaboration. M. Wilson who
b, 'ese manager az the Alhambra. aud
Nlusle Is by Francis Thomas. ItIs
e'illiy and poetic bit Of compost
/, lna quite out Of the ordinary she
/, nsa The dresses all made and de-
,-.l in Paris and has been over
ssFeral times lately IN conucc-
/, VIII ne matter. and stayed with
. ,,eher, Mr. Reginald Ronalds ana
,ne, VINO are furnishing Up their
nous there quite regardless" IN
PniIe style. lie. Ike the res, Of his
Nv mas very artistic tastes. ard
~ we Dride. has been hunting UP
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