Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

pacity for drawing the line at an hon
orable angle.
As the American girl is always sup
poseu 10 have her eyes wide open and
70 De used to favors and compliments
from all men she won't misunderstood
the fascinating Herbert. He is the
type that is constantly being misunder-
stood by Engiishwomen who immedI-
ately conclude because he Is so ex-
traordinarily courteous ana chivalrous
Tor an Englishman that he must be on
the point or popping the important
question.
Naturally, his attentions TO women
have got him into awkward situations.
On one occasion pretty. slmpering
debutante whom he took IN 20 supper.
told him that she was Just dying TO
hear Melba"
We'll" he replied. II have stalls for
tomorrow night, and should be pleased
10 take you II you can find a chap
"Chaperon," returned she, why. she
has been out OF date since before l
was porn. -dother won't mind my go
ing with you"
I am perfectly sure" said Lord
Herbert, she would. never trust you
With anyone as wicked as ! am"
On but you don't know mother
she hates being bothered with me ana
WIZ &c NAfAalAAt1 10 get me OF nor
hands Tor an evening %
Next night he took the fair damssl
TO hear Melba and she very much re-
sented the fact that he brought her
INTO her mothers hall without ever
having asked her to support
Two DAYS later he received letter
from her father. upon whom he had
never laid eyes, asking him what were
his Intentions toward his daughter
After that Lord Herbert declared
ne would never again say more than
How dye do?" 20 any woman under
so Fortunately. however. he soon
broke his word and today has moro
women friends than any society bach
elor OF the hour. His forthcoming
visit Will be his fourth to America.
AMERICAN RENDEZVOUS
The American Rendezvous which
was opened I'm Regent street late Iast
summer with great flourish OF trum- |
pets has collapsed as a club. 10 stiU I
exists IN an indefinite form but its |
complete demise may be anticipat "a |
az an early date. Tho array Of titled |
vice presidents Of the venture WAS a /
long and Interesting one. The young /
Marchioncss OF Dulfern and Ava, who |
was 80 conspicuous on the opening /
day. took at the start "a special inter- .
est IN the aua4r and got many OF her |
friends 10 Join.
II was ever thus in London: people /
rush like wild fire after any novelty |
especially one which promises the I
felicity of association with titled folk 4
and tire OF II with alacrity This
rendezvous, for which there was un-
doubleday az opens1s. failed for want
OF organization. II was hOpclessly |
Even on the opening
day this was evident. One thing il
10 De said for tie executive, namely.
hat they have behaved most honor
ably In having returned subscriptions
10 members.
The new Imperial CLUB has arisen
aut of the ashes OF the little Rendcz-
Gus. and most OF the fashionable vice
presidents have gone over Co BE- ia
he same capacity IL has begun well
ly starting in the heart of plccadluy
it the house OF the lato Baroness
Burdctt Coutts The executive have
also secured the mansion next door.
'o an points Co business. Men are
10 Doe admitted 10 membership as well
rs women.
AuTHOR's WIFE A HOSTESS
Mrs. Anthony Hope Hawkins bet,or
SHOWN as Mrs Anthony Hope" wife ]
II the well known novelist, rs blls-
.Cming out into hostess OF distinc- !
ion. licfOrc his tgarrlagc Anthony
iopo went everywhere. He was the
'cHrest friend Of Intellectual duchess
sl couutcsscs crayed for the pri nlege |
n entertaining him. % was said that
le received more Invitations than any
literary man since Lord Houfht1n
.ehleYed the ambition ~ his heart Boo
icing asked everywhere and going |
.cWherc." But after his marriage
.Lthony dropped OUT absolutely aud |
vas never seen except at artistic and |
literary gatherings. The peeressos
.crc furious with him for having |
carried "a practically unknown Am-
rican woman when be- could have had
ho hand Of one OF their daughters.
ma they showed their resentment ly
ot recognizing hts vile and bs "let-
ing him GO 4 think n ia aaa 10
ay that IN The annals of Anglican.
rican marriages there was never ono
lat caused greater jealousy ln society
ban that N Anthony Hope. The
IDpe haWkinses have now lived that
oriod down aud the noyoliFt's wife Is
olilng rou-d her the BEST American
nd English sets.
LADY MARY.