Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20

younger sons In these days who can
boast of a magnificent town house In
the heart of Mayfair. Such a one be-
longs to Neil Primrose, who was left
IL by his grandaunt, the late Miss
Cohen, together with a large fortune to
keep it up. and help him along in his
political career. 1t Is. of course, let.
as he does not intend to use 1t until he
fnarries. Neil PTimrose's only little
weakness is desire to have a slight
nuttar at the tables at Monte Carlo
once in while. He has sufficient dis
erection, however. to know when TO stop.
ANOTHER sUlToR,
Another s1itor who has been assigned
to Miss Carter is Sir Charles Hartopp,
: the ex-husband of the present Count
ess Cowley, a lady who is not received
in society since her notorious divorce
2 case. Although SIR Charles is what we
call "a good, sort and decidedly popu-
lar in what is termed "the Deyonshire
House set, he is never likely to receive
the slightest encouragement from Miss
Carter or her parents.
LOOKING BETTER.
Lady Hesketh Is, as the phrase goes
pulling herself together" / have met
her about a good deal lately looking
much better In health. She has quite
got over the first effects Of her serious
financial losses in the San Francisco
earthquake. She Is Il native of that
city, being daughter of the late Sena-
tor ba ypt. irr1.a .f 81 q l,a
catastrophe In San Francisco 1t was
feared she would retire altogether from
society. She lost interest completely In
her looks which / think everyone adj
mits, shows a serious condition where
women are concerned.
AT one time she was n great friend
OF King Edward then Prince of Wales
He used 10 say she was the hest lady
whip he ever sat beside In the days
when She aud the late Lady Howe We're
rivals i'm the art Of driving four-tn-
hand and she was one OF the very few
the heir to the throne would trust him
self with in such sport.
BREAK WITH KING.
But for some years past Lady Hes
keith and the king have not -ihlt" it OFT
Well, [ saw her deliberately Ignore
him at a race meeting at Newmarket
when his majesty was undoubtedly
watching TO catch her eye TO raise his
hat, Nevertheless at big party the
other day, the Princess OF Wales was
quite gushing--fOr her--t0 Lady He's
keith. Her royal highness was making
close inquiries about The long illness
OF the American and wound up by say
ing, You must come and have tea
with ns While we are at FrogmoEe for
the Easter holidays
This makes one think thai the future
queen of England Is about to become
grac lOus TO Americans whom hitherto
She has 50 persistontly suubbed. the
two exceptions being. as | have fire.
q,lently mentioned, the Duchess of Kox-
buIghe aud Lady Paget-
REDUCED WINE ORDERS.
The wine merchants OF London arc
complaining because OF the reduced or
ders with which they are now favored
by the mighty. Edward VII is in a
measure responsible for this where men
are concerned. while It Is generally adj
united here that American women are
the pioneers OF temperance among their
own sex in upper class circles
Fashionable restaurant, and swaBger
hotel proprletors arc naturally eonsld-
erably periurbed, too. at the state OF
affairs. It was Oh the wines that much
of their profits were made. The other
NIGHT AT supper at The Carlton IL was
a revelation 10 seq how little wine was
consumed ] noticed that AZ seven
tables there was only one at which
champaign was drunk AZ that one
LARGE bottle was made TO do for four
peOple. At the other table mineral WA
ters and lemonade were the beverages
For nearly two years King Edward
has not been allowed TO touch cham
p,.l.sp. This Is n great privatlon 20
him, bat realizing his great tendency To
ncidny lac knows the Importance Of
MOI taking II ana now confines himself
To whisky and soda. He carries his own
whisky about with him and pays hand
soneiy at the hotels for corkags. This
brand s 10 Years ala, and warranted
nos to hurt-if taken In moderation.
II costs SO bottle,
Most OF The smartest American Woo
men over here are for one reason OF
another rigid teetOtellers, Consuel0
Duchess of Manchester, Lady ESSEX,
Mrs. Cayendlsh Bontlncls and both her
daughters Airs. Lulu Harcourt Mrs,
Chamberlain, tho Duchess ~ itoNburGhe
and the Duchess u Marlborough arc
among leaders ~ society who have
snaae il distinctly bourgeois Tor a really
chlo woman 10 be found win y wine
plaFs In her hand A few years ago
Il WAS quite a common thing to see
o,IIte Young girls lndulsing In BRAN
dies and sodas az tea time Tho thing
Is unheard Of NOW, LADY NARY