Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-22
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse Hostess
To King Edward Of England

Special Correspondence.
r ONDoN, Aug. 13-Mrs. Samuel
Newhouse of Utah will be
among his majesty's hostesses.
Yet another American lady who
Is looking forward to entertaining
King Edward is Mrs. Henry Coventry,
who will spend the greater part of Au-
gust at Marienbad. She is compare
lively recent bride. whose wonderful
rousseau outrivalled that of the sister
Of the Duke of Orleans when it was
shown in Paris.
LIKES AMERICAN WOMEN.
Half the kings love for Marienbad
Is explained in the attentions he gets
there from American women The
king no more wants a Cure" this year
than the tlttest athlete that competed
In the Stadium at Shepherds Bush. He
Is in perfect health and he is going to
the Austrian bad" solely for the pur-
pose of being feted by the troop Of
charming Americans who year in and
year ont spend money galore on the
sumptuous hanquets and festivities they
organize in honor Of the one and only
Edward In the pine belted resort he
can enjoy to the full the amusing so
ciety OF these viVaclous women for
there he runs comparatively little risk
Of exciting the jealousy of high born
English danes. Stiffness and starch
are the pet aversions Of the king and
when these characteristics are assoC-
hted with dulness he literally flies
from the combination.
NEWS SUPPRESSED
Last season more than one society
correspondent had the hint given at
Marlenbad that It would be taken as
special favor IL no mention were
made IN certain fashionable papers Of
,le kings movements among the Amer
cans, Accordingly much of this news
was suppressed with the result that II
was commonly reported that the king
was at last sick and tired of American
women. In the exclusive set which
remains true to early Victorian snob-
perry inns statement gave eminent sat
lsfaction.
PAL OF THE KING.
MIS- Harold Barring, great pal Of
King Edward, and one Of the best
soWned ana prettiest Yankees i'm Eu-
rope VIII repeat her little dinners
TOT ms majesty These have been pro-
bounced by Edward himself as the
iolhesl things going" Mrs, Harold
parlNs Is n past-mlstress IN the art Of
knowing how dinners ought To be
served. Last August she sent 20 the
south Of France for some special brand
OF vine which she considered mdis-
pehsable as the beverage To be drunk
with an entree which She had herself
invented. The king, who Is gour-
met OF the first order, was Immediate
" struck by Mrs. Harold Barring re-
.parcho dish, which she had called af-
.er him aud was vastly fetched" by
,ne compliment paid him by hostess
VINO mad sent especially so many miles
Tor his wine.
o. - MORGAN LIKES ENGLAND.
~ Perpont Morgan has taken a lease
vi Dover House, Roehampton for "a
XIV, months, He has fallen I'm love
,un me place, rs usefulness. its
aopdulllnl views and matchless gardens
IilWallhg to him as no other place I'M
lBand has ever done before. Tho
nUuse itself Is unpretentious but is
nuaht old-world gardens IN which
eyn an manner Of the most beautiful
co,'a Howels-which are cultivated, OF
nulse-wild grasses, llchens and pie
da'usque weeds are revelation IN these
anSh pt The perfectly trim and orderly
IL, ned. some of the oldest oaks
~ england shelter the visitor from
XXI slhre OF the August sun. From
slnI branches vivid red hammocks arc
Me WIN red SILK cushions and should
~ Mplsans guest essay To sleep II
me- opth-the fashionable craze OF tn,
Fniuhl here-there are no gardens Il
tht7'1hl so perfectly suited to FUN
ni.h ,saile The famous Northampton
Az ',nlsales VIII sing them to sleeI
"e Splash OF the fountain in th'