Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
--latest Fashionable Fad
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est thing be anllss with one of these
creations she will have a filter right
over from Paris to set 1t straight
It is said that she thinks of taking
Strafford House as the Dorbys arc not
going to use it his season. But this Is
only one of several mansions she has in
her eye as L write The. Stickneys,
like all self-respccting Americans, are
about TO take a mansion in Scotland
without which there can be no genuine
siuartness in these days. If rumor
speaks correctly it Will assume oven
more palatial maglificencc than the
Stickneys' mansion in the White noun
tains. Like other great ]1ostesses, she
is greatly. Interested in the prospects of
the aeroplane and intends to be one
of the very first women to have one
of her own. 1t is said also that the
brothers Wright, have been instructed
by Mrs, Stickney to train a pupil for
her in the art of guiding the latest
vehicle
ANoTEEBR NEW. HOSTESS.
Another new American hostess Is
NInNs. Forrest Russell, who is now fixed
UP at her new house in Upper Grosve-
nor street, although at the moment It
is by no means finished. The decora-
tors are working day and night to get
it in order. Mrs. Forrest Russell has
been driven crazy with anxiety lest tho
house should not be in readiness for
her first party for which the invitations
are already Issued.
All the great musical set. which in
these days may be said to include
everyone from the queen downwards.
are greatly Interested in. the Forrest
Russells and later ii is expected their
musical evenings will outrival Mrs.
Rpnalds' parties. Theirs, however, will
are always SO much moro popular IN
London than afternoon gatherings such
as those held on Sundays by Mrs. Ron
olds.
like all the chic American women.
Mrs. Forrest Russell is a great con-
noisseur In antique furniture, prints
and china. Or these she has a rare
collection which will be a source Of
great interest to her friends. She has
which have long histories having all be-
longed to famous owners. The Forrest
1Russells are often to be seen lat rhe
opera. She is one of the most beauti-
fully dressed of the American women,
so many of whom go to show tliisr
jewels and their cloaks as much as
to listen to the music, though this in no
way applies to Mrs, Forrest Russell.
who is a genuine lover of music
i. 1t Is rlrmored that Mrs Iiandenpefg
has cabled an order to some house
agents to reserve her a mansion tfae
she fancied in Park Lane. This may
not be true as J. hear IRON announcer
sourca that she means when she does
arrive to put up at the Ritz She IS
far fonder OF the continent than OF
England, but when she is in LONDON
She makes things risky for her FRIENDS
giving them a. glorious time. TEsiI y
why they all want ilsr and say ina.
she will have to como over II 1t IL only
for a few weeks.
MRS. NBWHOIsE STARTS FAD.
It lis the ambition of every smart
woman to get @ fashion. Many try but
few succeed. One OF the latest 70 z
achieve the distinction Is Mrs: New
house, Every one of her gay fr1enoS y
trying to purchase q set of rings IKE 3
hers. There are seven and she wears
them on ono hand. One has 4 pie; sin-
gle diamond, another a huge piash
pearl a third has a sapphire, the fourIn
an emerald and SO on. All the stotie
are the same size and have the ssslfis
setting. They Were gift from hef
husband ON her birthday and she gave
!, marty to exhibit them. The result y
that many OF her friends are now Is
suing Invitations to their fl9enas -
cone and see special gifts which haVes
been presented to them by their re-
sf'ecsAse Au's'4i1e LADY MARY.