Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-02
Especial corrasrondencel

Especial Correspondence
7 ONDON. Sept 23.-"How Won
derfully the queen keeps her
youth" is remark which
doubtless has been made hun
dreds Of times in the last 10 years In
fact IL may be said that It has been
made by everyone who sees Queen
Alexandra, the wife Of the king %
England. after the lapse OF a period Of
years For IL must be remembered
that Queen Alexandra is 60 years old
and the grandmother OF a princess
whose marriage is now the subject OF
diplomatic negotiations. But no one
who sees her would imagine Tor a
moment that she is anything but a
young matron In fact when she is
seen with her daughter-in-law, the
excused for picking the princess Tor
queen ON the score Of apparent age
alone
II Is no secret, Of course. that queen
Alexandra's wonderfully youthful ap-
pcarance 10 due IN some degree at
least to art. Her bright golden hair
would be miracle on the head Of "A
woman OF Go II il were genuine, and
her smooth pink and white complex
ion. and her skin without wrinkle.
would be equally miraculous. BE that
as II may. the art which produces this
appearance OF youth ia mastery, f0i
persons who have stood beside The
queen at public functions have assured
mo that they could detect no ARTIFICIAL
ity about her majesty.
Art however cannot conceal other
IA.
have been manifesting themselves $50
strongly recently that even her most
devoted servants are compelled tO ad-
init that queen Alexandra is making a
great deal Of trouble both for the court
officials and her personal attendants.
QUEEN NOT METHoDIcAL
ono OF the symptoms which is caus-
ing most trouble ls her growing indie
cision. Queen Alexandra has never been
a strictly meth0dical person. n this
she ls ia sharp contrast both t0 her
husband, the king, and - her dtugh-
ter-in-law the Princess of Wales. Ed-
ward is the soul OF order and hc maps
out his plans often a. year ahead. even
10 the extent Of allottng the hours Of
The day 90 various public functions aud
private engagements. The Princess of
Wales is quite az methOdical and never
falls 10 keep ap appointment that she
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