Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-23
AMERICAN GIRL
IN SWEDISH COURT
Princess GuStavus, Meice of King
Edward, Wants to ATTACH"
Miss Post.
FOR ONE OF HER LADIES'
Has Seem Visiting lic Princess With
Another american Gir--Lady
NIary'S Gossip,

Special COrresp 1pdence
+ ONDON. March tS--Great SURF.
prise AMI more than tho usual
Jealousy have been occasiOncd
by the announcement that Prin>
cess Gustayus Of Sweden has set hee
heart ubou having Nellie Post ATTACKS
ed to her household as one of iter
ladies" She is The first unmarried
American woman eyes offered "a posi-
tlon of tbs kiua--lndeed she only
oJhcr who fills a similar appointment
Is Mfg Leslie. the sister o1 Mrs. Geo.
West, and hcr husband has a post IN
the Duchess Of CpnnaUshts encourage.
one Of the reasons for Mrs. L,eSie's
selection
Nellie Post is much sTattted bs the
honor offered her. and is very desirous
% being allowed to- accept It, Lady
Barrymore, her mother however. dis
likes the idea OF her daughter being
parted from her and has not yet given
her consent
The American guests Of Princess
Gustavus "nade things hulN' in this
dull swedish court and during their
stay were Immensely popular. Their
progress with the native tongue WAS
amazing and before their return they
were able 10 make themselves under
stood OH all sides. They Were a per-
fect revelation 60 the prosale swedish
women. Their gowns their chatter,
their unconvcntionaIlty shocked and
charmed in turn Among the male
kind. tIseir successes were many, but
as Nellie Post expressed 1T, "a little
Of theul went a long way" She aud
her friend. Miss Frewen. decided IL
there were no men lo the world but
swedes they would both retire to their
graves worthy spinsters
I hear when King Edward heard
that his niece had offered a post in
her household 10 an American Eirl---
fond as no lis of Yslnkees--he wrote
her saying. Are you quite wise IN
your decision II the lady accepts
round your head - She however. ex-
planned she had no such fears
MARRIED A SOLDIER.
1t is a notorious fact that the
American woman hates TO have 10
settle down definitely in an English
provincial town. All my sympathfes
Lulu Pfizer daughter Of Mrs. and
Charles I'ftzer OF New York. and
whose Wedding here less than Il year
ago WAS a big event, finds she has to
go to Winchester. where Capt. Hol-
lands regiment IS now stationed, and
VIII have TO spend over a year there.
She naturally hates the idea. but as
she would marry n soldier, she may
bless her stars She has not to so TO
very much iulIer hole than Winches-
ter Since her marriage she has been
at Malta, where she had O very good
time. She came to London In the
FIRST instance under the wing OF her
countrywOman Princess Hatzfeldt, for
her parents never want 10 leave New
York She was one OF the most orig
inaI American girls that have ever
come over here the type that Oulda
used TO draw IN years gone by-and
she made huge success and had of
fers" by the score-indsed IN was said
during the season before she hurried
that she refused an offer OF marriage
on an average every night IL was
gen erally supposed she Would marry
brilliantly. and thus II was "A cruel
sell TO her friend and chaperOne- Prln-
cess Hatzieldt to find her fall back
upon a mere captain In the rifle hri-
gade when corOnets were at her feet
10y the dozen. The night sne an
nounced her an gagemels to Cap5. Hot-
land the princess broke down utterly
and said she had not the courage 10
tell MIR. and Mrs Pfi2er Lulu told
her TO spare herself the trouble rs she
had already oabled the news 10 them
and they had replied saying their
only desire Tor her future wac that shs
should be happy"
TALK or LONDON.
Mrs John Fords towels were rhs
talk Of London aftor Lady Ihns-
doWne's big political reception Her
tiara was the most original thing inn
aginablo II took the form of an out-
stretched fan while from the center
rose dropped pendant FASH 1u right
on her hair She wore high belt OF
diamonds and the upper part Of her
corsage was also mass ~ gems
hear SHE lost star which has NOS yet
been recovered and I'm aI likelihood
never VIII but Ns Hhe has such nlt
amazing collection OF Jewels she WIZ
moi ulsF N Shc took the loss quito
calmly ana said 10 Laay Lansdpwns
that slle wished mo Hsist" made about
n YOU cRnu0t please everyone aud
several people said Mrs. Fcrd wore
too many Jewels but her American
mother Mrs. Cavcullsh- Bcntihck WQs
much gratit.td by the senmtIpu sba
created
AMERICAN NOVELTIES
The American novelist Mrs Burton
Harrison U.s. BOW residing al Lord
Glenesks gDreeoUs villa Ht CauICs
having secured o. Tease ~ " for 1Ne
spring n ~ called the Chateau St.
Michael and II uaed no be- hIs dead SONS
fnvDrte retreat This Is WHY lee mile
llousipe ownur of Qua most arisioeretif
and dullest newspaper th0 Morning
Post, NOW ne'e rteihee lnot0. The
position of tho chatepn ~ petiegI aud
II rs fan OF lualnt and heautlful things