Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-13

tho king has become interested IN him
I Ani' told he has caused an intimation
Ito be conveyed to Tammunys former
,chcftoin that on the occasion OF the
royal visit 10 ireland an invitation to
take n look ni-uud his stables would
meet with his maiesty's gracious ac-
leeptanco. Success IN any shape, but cs-
ipcclally IN finance or on the turf has a
Vaccination for the king. | have no
dnuht that Mir. Croker. II he cares for
that sort Of honor. might have an audi
ence with the king. But ] imagine he
would much prefer the distinction he
would acquire as a man who had the
chance, bu; neglected to avail himself
ri the opportunity. If he has any In.
tentton OF going in for politics in Ire
land that would enhance his popular
lty Since. by threatening a libel suit
hc secured an AFFECT apology from an
English maG7zine. which had intimated
that II was Tnmmany doodle that made
him rich nobody In England has the
ternerity 20 make any uncowplimentary
illusions 70 has political career in New
York, Things that are printed thcre
about him Rrc never published here
His reputation here ls protected from
oil assaults Of that kind. For that rea-
son. no doubt he much prefers living
here to living IN America. All tie
same, eS"ii i his ambitions tended that
social position here.
RowpYIsM OF SMART SET.
Rowdylsm Is still rampant In certain
circle In the Smart set. The other
night, during supper. at big bail i'm a
house which must be nameless one of
the prettiest American buds" of the
moment had her eye so badly hurt by
one of the Hoollgan brigade, who flung
at her = bread pellet in which was Il
small stone, that she had 70 leave on
tthe spot. At the boy and girl dances
(which have been taking place since
MAY all sorts Of horse-play occurs
Supper Is enlvened by the throwing OF
amy missiles handy, the least harmful
being bread pellets On the special oc-
caslon mentioned. however it Is said
that certain peers daughter. who is
leader of q fashion. was jealous of the
Americans beautiful dark eyes which
she said sshe used too much and
she, therefore. set about making her
rest them, for little while az least.
She succeeded admirably. for the poor
girl had to keep a bandage over her
forehead for several days after the at
tack"
NEARLY A TRAGEDY.
Everyone was talking a week or so
ago about an averted tragedy. girl
who had been tilted brought with her
10 party at which she knew her sue
cessfnl rival would be present, a tiny
bottle of vitrol and quite made up her
mind, disgrace Notwithstanding to
dash IL at The woman who had cut her
out In her excitement she left the bag
which contained the fluid in the cloak
room and a maid noticed the bottle and
Its label. Concluding there was sonie-
thing suspicious she sent for the hostess
who Immediately read the situation ana
had the bottle and Its contents de-
stroyed. Tn prevent a possible scene,
she had recourse 10 strategy. She told
the girl that she had been telephoned
for as her mother had been taken sud-
denly Ill. "Oh," she replied, II arm used
TO mothers sudden Illnesses which
amount 10 nothing | shall not co.
There was but one other alternative.
That was to get the man who had dis
cnrded her and his fiancee, out OF the
way. This was at last accomplished
and the unfortunate hostess once
more breathed freely. But as she af-
terward said, Never in all my days
have i been in such a tight corner"
LADY MARY.