Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-24

great ball into which, hear, she Will
onter when il takes plnce, in the very
same Sedan chair as that ~ which
Mrs Bradley Martin was carried on
the night Of her never to-be-torS0tien
fegtlyity It Is impossible 10 imagine
q greater contrast between mother and
daughter than that which exists be-
tween those Two ladies. Lady Craven
Is an exceedingly shy young woman, Is
ddmesticaled TO % degree, and takes
little interest In things outside her hus-
1gnd's famous abbey with It's unique
kitchen gardens and fowl yards OF
poultry sho Is The greatest fancler In
ila kingdom, and the most successful
breeder, so much 50 that her name Il "A
household word In every farmhouse IN
England. Il is merely to please her
mother that she ever enters into society
with large S. But for all that she
has many Fast friends and IL an ideal
ohateain foT the historic home Of the
Crayens
KING EDWARDS PRESENT,
King Edward had difficulty IN decld-
Ing upon the gifts for MISS Roosevelt
on her marriage, Ills majesty does not
believe In selecting presents promscu-
olis.y On the contrary he bestoWs the
greatest thought and attention 10 suit
ability and the likelihood Of the arti-
Gle being acceptable 20 the receiver Yet
again he proved his fine tact and dipl0-
macy IN one at least of the gifts he Is
sending the presidents daughter. IL
Is brooch which represents In dia-
mondR, sappbrcs, and rubies, the flags
OF England and the United states
crossed. This beautiful jewel was de-
signed by the kings second daughter.
Princess Victoria, who lnherIts the ar
Ustic temperament 0f her auuts. King
Edwards sisters The execution OF the
design has been entrusted 20 a we'll
known Plcadiliy jewoler
WHAT QUEEN SENT.
Queen Alexandra having heard OF
Miss Rooseyel's predictions for pho
Biography sent her the handsJlutsl Eng
ilsh camera thai could DO procured,
complete In every detail, together with
q number Of photographs taken" by
her majesty herself, These include the
immediate members OF the royal family.
and the children of the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, an OF which are
signed by the royal photographer
| hear, the American ambassador IN
London Is sending motor car
which Is entirely OF English
manufacture. Mr.. Reid has had ii In A
variety of tests ana Il has come out OF
each with considerable success. II Is
painted white and Is upholstered In
white satin. According TO a rumur here.
this interesting vehicle is to convey the
bride and bridegroom on their honey
moon,
HER TWO LITTLE BOYS.
The health Of her .No little boys has
been great source OF anxiety 10 the
Duchcs of Marlborough. They are bd,h
afflicted By curvature of the spine. but
j ann told they have so greatly bauett-
cd by the treatment of n famous Harley
street specialist that 10 rs hoped "a per-
mancnt cure may be Effected Ths
duchess herself Frequently accompanies
the children 90 the physicians residence
ana remained while they were nut
through the species ot Swedish move
mcuts which constitute an essential
part of the treatment. The duchess. ON
one occasion. thought that The room in
which they Went through these stunts
was not warm enough Tor the tender
little lords and IN a manner that Inn
Piled o command, rather than request.
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hence IN his profession which permits
him TO ignore caste distinctions, and. IN
effect he hatly told her CRATE that he
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