Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-18
Kings Greatest Chum Charmed
By Famous English Beauty.
Sneclal correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
ONDON, July 9.-Marquis de
Several, Portuguese ambassa-
dor TO Great Britain, and the
kings greatest chum, has laid
his hand and heart at the feet of
Murie Wilson. But it Is an open Sec
ret that Murlel does not approve OF
marriage-for herself. at least Since
The day she threw her engagement
ring in the face of Lord Willoughby
d'F,resby, now the husband of the
elder daugher of Mrs. Harry Higgins,
she has determinedly sent every
would-be sutton that suggested mat
rlmony right about De Several has.
however, been the most persistent of
the bunch. All this season he and the
fair Murlel have been together and
now ! hear II is possible that their
engagement will be announced in the
near future.
understand that Muriel Wilson did
not meet with your appreciation as a
beauty when she visited America
some years ago. In England. how
ever, she is regarded as the hand
soonest spinster i'm society at the mo-
inent. Debutantes hate her, for she
has the art Of throwing them COM
pletely In the shade and mothers with
Younger daughters care to omit her
from their parties.
De Several has been anglcd for as
much as any man in England. As
the kings pal. no country house party
is complete without him. He could
have married almost anyone. THAT Is
precisely why 1 have notmarried," he
has frequently explained when the
king and others have chaffed him on
remaining a bachelor, There was
never a man born who wanted any
thing that was at his feet" He pines
for Muriel Wilson because she does
not chase around after him. Her
friends say however, she shows signs
of yielding. The fact that she has
lately taken up the study of Portu-
guese is suggestive. Sine Is already the
most accomplished French scholar in
British society.
JEAN REDS MARRIAGE.
Never did the marriage OF an Ann
erican girl cause more weeping and
Waillng of disconsolate suiturs than
did that of Jean Reid She was ex-
traordlnaNly popular for her own
sake, but the fact that she was n very
great heiresS and In the very front
rank OF society had great deal to do
with the TACT that suitpus swarmed
around her. Al ono time she gave
good deal OF encouragement TO Lord
Acheson, who has been one of those
hardest nit over her marriage. He
used TO be constant visitor al Wrest
park ana 1t is quite an open secret
that he proposed to the American girl
mar a dozen times. He was invited
to the wedding, but he promptly
wrote and declined. For all that, he
WAS present as spectator I'm the
Chapel Royal looking the very picture
OF misery.
DlSCoNSoLATE PRINCE.
There Is no doubt that Prince Ar
thur of connaught had a decided mem
chant for the daughter of the ambas-
sador and II was observed ON all sides,
both at the wedding as well as nj the
festivities which followed II that he
was looking anything but happy. He
stood about In corners and spoke 10
very few. such behavior Is quite for
eign to the nature of the young prince
who has tho. good spirits Of his father.
Lord Delmeny, Lord Rosebcry's son
and heir. showed great preference
for the American hoiress some years
ago and at that time was FREQUENT
caller al Wrest Park and Dorchester
House. For some time now. how
ever his attentions have been engaged
elsewhere.
CURE FOR DOUBLE CHlNS
How maryelously youthful Mrs.
Nayendish Bentincli, Mrs. John Leslie
ana few other society women are
looking this season Is the comment on
an sides. This, II seems, Is accounted
Tor ~ the fact they have had every
trace OF double chin and undue fat
apoui their nocks removed. The double
'hin has ever been the most formid-
aple enemy which the woman who de-
e Iss 10 Keep her youth has had ia
nsht' Massage was all very well for a
,iile put rs effect on the fatty tissues
vas hot lasting and the patient" ahd
eo through frequent repetitions OF
uea,menl' The new operation is
neilner difficult nor expensive. A
a,naii SIN ~ made Just under the chin
anu the FATTY tissues are drawn out.