Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-10
Lady Mary's Gossip Of
London's Smartest Set

in the circumstances there Is nothing
to do but to accept the Einevitable. she
is to be one Of the kings guests when
the court gees to Balmoral, q very
great distinction. as at tho king $ house
parties IN Scotland only his most inti-.
mate friends are invited. &
II is runlored orleyeryS good authofltyS
that Princess Clementine. the youngest
and only unmarried daughter OF the
king of the Belgians, is shortly coming
TO stay at Surrender Park, Kent. as the
guest Of Walter WinuDs. The AInerl-
can millionaire was presented to the
princess in August at Spa and ut nef
srecial request he took her to see MS
sthirty-odd magnificent horses which ne
brought over for Che horse show me
princess was nue., impressed Wlth the
beauty of Mr.. Winans' stud ana then
and there he inyitce her to be ms GUEST
at his palatial place i'll Kent 1t Is
many Years since Princess Clementine
visited these shores though at one
tim. she was "a pretty constant guest
OF the late Queen Victoria. She has
broken completely with her father. the
king OF the Belgians. since his morgan
attic marriage. Owing to the ifiascos ti1e
different members of her family nave
made of their matrimonial AFFAIRS she
has developed into confirmed Ola
maid. She Is very unconventional and
is said to have taken a great fancy TO
her future American host.
o'BRIEN IN LONDON.
on his way to Toxic Thomas j.
O,Brien. the now American ambassador
to Japan, took the opportunity of re-
newiug his acquaintance with London.
Although his visit was in the dead sea-
son. he nevertheless made good use
of his time and did" the sights Win
the enthusiasm of a tourist. People VINO
~ I'M lI ~. n
Ir;shman and the energy and enterprise
Of an American and that the govern
mant which selected him for his new
most nut the right man in the right
place.
knebwortli and also to the FRelus AZ
Wrest Park While in town he Went 10
a theater sometimes twice a. Gay anu ,,sla ~
all his spare moments shopped sinces1
sanity He also found time to perfect
himself in the Japanese language, tax
ing lessons ut easy intervals from
gentleman who was deputed by tEthe
| Japanese legation In London to can
upon him for that purpose. LONDON
fascinated him so during has WISH tliat :
be said when the American government
| mad no further use for his services. ne
would take up his abode here
DOWN. ON SOCIETY.
Lady Suffolk cares nothing for soei-
ety with a big S. Her own relations
| 10 whom she is devoted, and a few intl-
mate friends. are about all she ever
cares to entertain. She has taken a
| lease Of Redcastle for the autumn ana
| With her there is her mother. Mrs
| Letter who does not propose to ren,
! any place in Scotland this year All
| Lord Curzor's little girls are also hel
| guests and their father makes tlylne
| visits north when he gets the time
/ LADY Suffolk has been very seriously u
/ but is now happily better. Her friends
say she has constitution as frall as
I that of her sister. the late Lady Curzon
i and that she Will always have to b
very careful. Not long ago Lady sur,
i folk remarked to an intimate. Mary!
i death knocked all the ambition out o.
l mother and me.
since that date it has beep observe
that Mrs. Letter never settles for Ions
Il ~ ,,ny one place. She is always 4 oil
4 the move Her stay with her daughte
will be brief. LA MAY ! : (