Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-05

iH'lAbFAr OF my NNu Adllill9s w Att'FN
peace there can be no happiness
At the moment Mrs. Lulu Harcourt
is regarded as the best turned out Wo-
man in English society. Her taste Is
perfect and unlike other Am 'riCaus
she never shocks her conventional
English sisters by wearing frOcks
which are too French or too previous"
Englishwomen are slow to accept new
notions I'm fashion. and observing this
Mrs. Harcourt humors their tastes.
IMPORTANT WEDDING.
The marriage Of Miss Breese and the
Duke of RoXburghc's brother viii bring
society rushing back 20 London next
month Mrs, Harry Higgins. the moth
err Of the prospective bride, will hold
the reception and an that o. smartcst
of British society viii be present Al
though the RONburghe family tsaVe
the duke whose American wife brought
him a goodly share of the Goelet mill
lions, are not wealthy. they hold a
premier place IN society and are re-
lated to half the aristOCracy. The
DOwagcr Duchess OF RoXburghe lis am
aunt of the Duke of Marlborough who
has promised to be present aud l hear
his two boys Lord Blaudford and Lord
Ivor Spencer Churchill have been asked
to be pages. Whether their mother
will permit them TO be remains 20 he
seem lNI ElAf mas ANtAAN NNNA'la'"A
be present the RoXburghes having
offended her by the attitude they as
sumed at the time of the separation
between her and the duke.
The greater part Of the future brides
trosseau has now arrived from Paris.
The wedding gown is the perfection OF
elegance and simplicity. II Is copied
from "a picture In the Louvre and some
priceless antique lace. one Of numerous
gifts from her mother win trim II.
MRS. GOBLET CHARMING.
Mrs Robert Goelet has stormed the
hearts of an with whom she has come
i'm contact IN Europe by her beauty
The fame Of her looks has reached the
king and queen who are bolh ANXIOUS
Id make her acquaintance II she ana
nor husband decide TO take "a London
house she IS sure TO have AN extra
ordinary vogue, for her manners are
10 caDtivating as her beauty and make
for her friends on all sides. she is
very anxious to see something or Lon
don society and would very mueh eh-
iov having a mansion here, but l'opgtl
Goelet objects very much 70 his Wle
hcirp as he calls u "mobbed' by So
cietv. He is absolutely I'm accord with
his brother-in-laW. the Duke Of ltoN-
burghe whose adherence OF socl9i
fame and advertisement is so Wen
known.
Musical and social circles On London
have been greatly interested IN tne
production OF "Euisinold' ana the an
nouncement that the mlhon.uie A', iilol.
loan composer may bring his brilliant
production 20 London has been warm
iv received. II is only by repule thak
London society knows anything or
Louis Lombard. but thosewho have met
him al the renowned Chateau Trevona
at Iucano consider him one OF the
most cultured and clever amateur mu-
sicians ia Europe. The chateau ih ~
example of perfect taste I'M italian style
IA its hest and d. filled with priceless
treasures OF art The Gobcliu tapestries
Mo with those of the Louvre. every
stitch in them being worth gold
LOUIS LOMBARD. MUSICIAN.
The gardens are laid out I'm stately
Italian style 90 match the house and
fountains which have been designed
by great artists and statues worthy "l
the Luxembourg decorate them. There
ia no more hospitablc American than
the hos. and from time to time thr
chateau Dr. fun of guests who are ATE
ways OF Che cultured order MOST
sumptuous aud lavish entertaining
takes place For months at stretch
however. Louis Lombard viii uNe "l-
most the lie of a fcrluNr SMUT "l N'
his own music room with thr magniii-
cent instruments with which he mas
surrounded himself, composing beau.
uml melodies lie has been gnH's'u
ION nearly two year upon tlllelh-
| OLA" me ubretto of which Dr. hY SlR-
| nor Luigi ulica who is 800 Wou hnoNh
I as "a uhrattist.
COSTLY PRODUCTIONS
| Al tn production which mas lu'l
! taken place Louis Lombard conducted
! his own orchestra which Was mAle ap
! of picked players from some pt lh'
l great opera houses of Europe Ih'
! scenery and mounting was Hupt i'N-
/ tended by the stage manager pr Nh.
/ scala lad Venice who was Tor days 'l
| The private thoater at mo ,hd, '.,
| Trevon m connection with %. Ih'
/ composer spared nothing ON inc pro-,
| ductior which is said to have cos.
betwcen S50. 900 ana $4,000
! Mrs. Louis Lombard is uAr h,l
husband devoted 90 music. ana % pr
| to the great encouragement which Pc
! hns received from her that ho atli ih-
mo hls success. one of her most ln-
Innate friends here is Lady lhfm"ulh
wbo is n frequent visitor az me beau
tihn chateau hANA "H''''