Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-30
AMERICAN DRINKS
At BUCKINGHAM
King Edward Secures Yankee
Expert to Make His "1Igh-
balls" and Cocktails"
BREEZY COURT HAPPENINGS.
Royalty Also Hikes Other SesFuctlye
Transatlantic Beverages Iax-
elusive Stories.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence,
ONDoN, March e0--AmericanA
who have attended the recent
courts of their ma5esties have
been vastly pleased To- find that
,I'o KING has added to his MENACE at
buckingham palace an expert comcoctor
o' cocktails and other seductive Ameri-
81" mixed drinks. That he is " genu-
ipe artist IN hts lire | am assured nv
New Yorker who. 10 us., Ms nvvn
nhrase- has sampled she goods - rbc
h'uF himself has not dared for wears
60 lmblhe mixed drinks OF amy Him,
anu cocktails, whose Acquaintance hs
INST nl'lae when lie vtstte6 Ar,s,i1,
iollg years ago, must remain, f,,. p,,s'
merely H menOry me ,,,,9,,,, -s.lu
IsslStSl0le AFFORDS further PROOF nt rt5,,.,
i,tANd+st - desire 10 leave nnrhi,,t, -
$50, $50 ti'dl VIII slreng then the boflna M
re.Me+h 'ne Two countries. And
H. d man OF the Hprld he Knows that
iitoteTs OF friendly leellnp H'V
put u s not alone to the eonvix@,,l
t',ates OF aus transatlantic guests thai
iie appeals, On the bulIets ~ R,,cS,
aHsNatn palace on court nights are. nn,v
@Lm@Ss 70 De found many tayorile dis
irnt, 'iI-lc'i Ssh uAsueS. The Amer
icNu aeDuSante may revel fla ices ,'mi
icecrealns prepared and served in iSar
llCaliS the same fashion as at she sweIi.
est american restaurants. And ntn,
p,l tne hieake March niehts an a
pAlqSe junction she can obtain the icnd
urlpNs so dear 20 her heart
NO USE FOR TITLE.
Lady Grey Egerton whose ma rr,as,A
to SIR Philip Grey-Egerton proved =
tailure- has no further use for her title
which according to social usage, she
lnlShl sun RETAIN now that she has
married a. fellow countryman. Hence
forth she VIII be plain Mrs. Richard
MeCreery. u never want TO hear the
name Lady Grey Egerton again" sbe
said 70 one of her iniirna.tes ON the
Jay OF her reInarrfage "The very
memory OF 1t Is nightmare to me.
| have endeayOred To rectlfy the mist
take OF my life by taking Tor my second
husband an American and To share his
name Is all the honor I seek
Two years have elapsed since she
divorced Sir Philip. bur In the inter-
val she really seems to have grown
Younser.and Is sun remarkably hand
quite favorfte with royalties. but she
has never sought their favors. and
Tnft-hunters" she has often been
heard TO excia;m. II detesi."
TO WED IRISH GIRL.
just after sending you my last letter
in which [ made mention of Isaac
Bells gorgeous hunt ball in Galway
l heard of his ensa cement 10 a pretty
Irish girl. Miss de Stacpoole, and
member OF an old and popular Galway
family. Mr.. EEL Is a nephew of James
Gordon Bennett. He is reputed 10 be
very rich with prospects OF lnhartine
much larger fortune some day from
his uncle Therefore aristocratfc ma
irons with naIriagea BILE daughters
have long had an eye ON him Ire
land rejoices that 1t Is an Irish lass
who has carried off the prize The
wedding Is to take place soon in CAL
way and will be a great event |
hear that Mr.. Bennett will give his
nephew yacht as a wedding present.
PROUD OF HIS MINIATURES.
OF all the art possessions OF r. Pier.
pont Morgan he Is proudest OF his mini
ia lures In order 10 proclaim their
beauty and heir fame TO all his friends
he Is having them reproduced In cQlols
in a sutnptuoUs book, the cost OF each
copy being sIo0. But the public are
TO see nothing OF the gorgeous volume.
The publisher is bound over to print
but one edition OF about one hundred
copies which will be distributed as gifts
q mpng Mi. MOrgan's own friends
The great flnancier prldes himself on
sAe finest and most repre-
collection OF miniatures In tho
world. II is especially rich in spees-
mems OF Cosway's, Coopers and Hill
iards works
/ hear the king has asked for n copy
OF the book about 10 be published and
Mr.. Morgan has replied that he will be
dell GIFTED to forward his majesty an adj
vance copy,
CARRYING ALL BEFORE,
A friend who has just arrived from
Berlin tells me that Mr., and Mrs.
Tower are carrying all
before them there. ChArlemagne Tow
en- u.s. OF course. the American ambhs-
sador and his wife Ia not only the lead-
ar Of the American colony buI Is Il la
yOrte az the emperor and empress alsu
IL equally popular with the younger
members Of Tie imperial family They
are immensely rich and their palace
which is close by tho rechssaG IN
magnificent one, quite one OF rhe fines
~ the city. Attentions from tltp
Salscrln mean much for she ID cno OF
HE most reserved and conventional ot
Qualities and All Berlin ~ talking OF the
gey Ia which Hhe has taken Up Iha wife
NJ The American ambassador.
Mrs CharlemaEne Tower Is a idHEh
cent dresser, Her Jewels OutrNal thosc
" tho kalscrin which ~ roi saying As
lluch as 1t would seem f0r her imporlat
majesty Ia not great lover ot Jewels
md even the German stata Jewels are
Tery poor when compared with those or
,iher European powers sut many ot
Mrs. Towers emoralds are not 10 be
matched In Europe, She has much
anger emerald Grop than the famous
me IN the collection Of Mis- DAVIS
Beatty whIch Was the envy OF everyone
IN London shen she wore ii at state
pail
AMERICANS llSPECTEp.
According 90 present arrangements
me American anlbassadoi 10 Berlin and
Ms wife are expected TO he here ON a
hort visit IN Jane, Their advent "a
looked forward 10 With much interest,
II is said she never goes amy where