Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-19


MOTHER TOO VERBOSE.
Unlike his mother. tho Countess Of
Warwick who Us q rabid Socialist,
Lord Brooke Is an aristocrat to- tho
finger tips and has felt most bitterly
her "spoutng' and her general "goings
on with the Labor party The future
Earl OF Warwick looks "a good 80 years
of agc and is strangely severe i'm man
nor. and sober ia action for so young "a
man. There are those who say ho has
been crossed iu love" though he him
self insists that he IS fancy free. At
one time he showed "a great preference
for the society of Jean Reid, indeed it
was quite am open secret that had the
spirit moved her she might one day Doe
mistress OF Warwick castle.
REFUSED TO BE Thrown"
The Countess OF warwick had am
other American girl In her minds eye
Tor Lord Brooke, to-wit. Lola Pagot.
Lady Pagets daughter. but the pair did
not hit" it and Miss Pagct. being "a
proud girl said 40 was aUdacious Of
anyone to attempt tO throw her at amy
mans head. For year she has stoadl-
~ refused t0 enter Warwick castle or
anywhere else where there was any
possibility OF running across the future
peer.
MAXINE ELLIOTTs SUCCESS.
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81, ~ tilli'uit 70 aoS'uilt pltNI7'Ly ~
We tA'i , ,ui uliiaiy '9ogl"l sues ~
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her clothes to perfection is not sufficient
TO define the spell she casts over the
upper 10000 I'm Great Britain. Why she
should be invited 20 the most exclusive
houses i'm London and elsewhere Where-
~. a.. 6..4-..it.,7 -, '',',' a''' t'-1
is passing strange
irish oripi1 sn h ,1
bred Her culture As siinren5a Sbc
has The case mar marks tbe CASE ~
Vere de We're. Vet Without the vary
slightest toucb Of haupbtinaes ol1
.ouutesses Win Norm.r blood in tbair
veins and arrogance uuboundcd 30
down before hen. like riuepins
ID is estimated that she receives
more anonymous gifts and flowers
than any actress since the DAVIS Of
Mary Anderson. There ifs no doubt
were she not already appropriated.
sbe migbt marry aDvona iron, "a ee-
abIy her srcat friend the Duchess of
sutherland. would give the reeeptfnnl
In the circumstance ID is NOT -tIlnris-
ing 10 hear how rurfouslv Jealous are
several of the leading ladies" over
Maxine EIHottfs social pouuIarft,-
which tbo,. define as .linc9np1." ~
Is 10 Maxine her sister Gertruda f1a
vito M Fnrbse Robertsnn o,r.s tb.
fact that she. too. is often received
I'm the hest house. and mas entertain
ed various duehesses from tlme 10
square. but She has nothing iitc he
hold ON society which Maxine pose
scsses.
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NiN' TIA UNI 'IiDM
The English country house visiting
season Is now in fun swing and mo-
ono fs moro missed from tbc ray and
rlddv gatherings than Consleln Durh-
css of Manchester. who i- uar oyccl-
Icnce the bright and particular starr
of great parties no meet Dis maias-
a. King Edward. AIRS George
Kennel NAV De- one of fha ,titti.st
takers. Mrs Lulu Hareluri may be
the most chick dresser Mrs. Ronald
Grcville and Mrs sasso1n may aU bo
interesting and amusing boo choir way.
but the story goes thaf the king
misses eadly hls old uluouic ohum.
the handsome Duches- D0usuolo who
has f1r 800 many years boon the
strongest influence lu DIS Iife-for
good. I ANA told King Edward bias
sent her lIacc "a pcrampturv motto zee
questup nor "tl come homo" Nat.
however that tho duchess p.u take
much notice of 10 unless 70 uIcaaes l.r