Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-16
BRIDE OF AsT0R
KINGS HOSTESS
clyeden Being overhauled for an
Expected Visit From His
Majesty.
LADY MARY's BREEZY GOSSIP.
o...,,oss NJ Marlborough Summoned TO
nlcnhcim on Account of the i''-
ness of Her Boys.
,necinl correspondepce.

Special Correspondence n
oSpoN, FEB. 6.-Cliveden, 'h'
most picturesquely situated .anc
ncautiful of all the private resi-
- 5.ncss on the Thames which VIII
a., waldorf Aston bought of the iats
- ~ Westminster, is now ui,oer
,rtoneive structural alterations
army of workmen is busy ,earius
.a.,. of the historic old mansion u
pa's will he remembered that AS
presented the place to his son
a,,ar his marriage 10 the charrn.ns
,ner,can divorce. Mrs. shaw ms
nav hostess Is ambitious. she wants
entertain the king. She confided as
N, the kings brother, the Duke
=, ronnaught, when the ConnauSh's
n'oro ber guests at Cliveden. And the
A,ke promised to do his best to get her
.,,h er,Need at least to the extent OF
r4ceiyins Weekend visit from MS ma
ioe,v That was an honor never ac-
a,raad Aston senior. during all the
,.a,rs that he resided at Cliveden' But
beauty combined with wealth is likely
40 succeed where wealth alone failed,
60 In the remodelled Cliveden there
win be a suite Of rooms sacred TO roy
a,,v such as are found In several of the
palatial private residences where the
king and members OF the royal family
are frequently entertained.
IN SEARCH OF HOME.
Can't Gloman. our new American
military attache and his bride. have
been securing Mayfair In search of
house. They want to get settled at once
as Mrs.. Cloman, who is probably bet
ter known in America by her original
name Mrs Clements. is anxious to try
her powers overhere as a hostess. She
Is 10 be presented at one OF the early
courts and her gown for the occasion is
coming from Paris, Her husband made
The acquaintance OF the king when he
presented his credentials on his arrival.
The captain was excessively nervous
before the interview but his majesty,
who Is always keenly interested In
Americans and America, soon put him
at ease, and completed his conquest by
expressing a desire to meet Mrs. Clo-
man.
VISITS SICK CHILDREN.
During her brief stay abroad with
her mother the Duchess OF Marlborough
Ma Es..,
palace. where her second little boy,
Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill, was laid
up with measles. She started imme-
dlately for London, and on arrival dis
covered there was no regular train that
ihsht Tor Woodstock. She engaged a
special to convey her there. Lord
Nor was better when she arrived and
now nearly quite we'll again. The
uueness remained at the palace for
Nearly three days. spending all her
uhe IN the ohlld's nursery. ] am told
y was quite pathetic to hear the man.
ner IN which the small patient and his
orotner, Blandford besought her not
10 leave them.
sho is- now at Sunderland house.
s sSlen Is to be her headquarters in
, .V,am.eV' some ono or other Of her
tu,atVes VIII be with her constantly so
40, 40 70 slVe no chance for scandals /,
,he 70 gossip. Her position IL for
cS,o ",u'he'll q most difficult and deli |
rrlth ali, ana u Is wise to, guard It |
~ she Is beginning to go ont little
sgu mas again commenced to Give her
rnss to philanthropic and artistic |
FINE RECEPTIONS.
Pal, lends 40, who have been staying in
ds,t S eN me that Mrs. Cornelius Van.
receptions there are very IN |
mem win the cosmopolitan eIe-
nos. ,pleaomlnating. Her new house /
thInss es =. ihNaiides, is full OF beautiful |
been noii hne doors and the ceilings have !
,abesir aa'nlei by Horace Vernet and the !,
rabine,D are IRON Versailles, while The |
Ie stocked with such historic
ford ci, as only milionaires can az
traction vanderbilt is great at
Usually Sra mer mothers parties. She !
The weird .t,,,s uitlstically. but not ~ !
The glrls VIZ favored by so many OF
dressing 3" IN for picturesque
,nd ana Lady Wolverton ana Mr.
ior a ~ Mary Ward. who are poIng
I'd SAL. weeks trip through The Irnite
heono starting In Fortnight ar 81
ye,,nss 20 the Rings set" I'say u W.
Dudley daughter Of GeorgIn5 I,aav
leer anu IL sister of tha nro"n,,,
ooklns W. nay ilk' She IL nor so good,
thu 3 as her mother. Who was a NJ
hourb wus Moncrieff beauties ara
Ter imi.nlil measurable distance ~
ntOllrsse' birthday. Is still IN thnt
Duchess y, which Includes Consuolo
nd Ladv g Manchester. Lady de Grew
owever saYlle- Lady Wolvorton win.
on sbe Impress you with her enw M
'''urt IN the extreme. !.
KISSED THE BRIDE.
trJ9se Mary va Ward is quite youn. ~,
anshter sls months, She ia he
me- OF ~ vi me Countess OF Gosfnrd
aen. u me queens bedchambor yo,
iOurn,ny majesty. though she was in
IAN cam 'or her father King Chris.
eslry "ns TO tho wedding ana IN ~
'onsuelo 'nrS,i,Wirds Kissed the bride.
living the Duuness OF Manchester is
foduetlan party some Letters or lna
alned ~, and they are TO he entar
The a ~ White House.
reat iona1g court leyees are th..
ow. NJ MI o. conversation here tns,
b |,s' Whitelaw REID was az Tvs.
lsr dutIes eue longer In America, biz,
her epnsa az ''ambassadressr demana
ID Tx tss5sIanee at Buckinghan na,an
N tola ~ m the diplomatic circls
iumhas eno mas an excantinna III,