Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-26

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SOCIETY GREEN WITH ENVY.
London society IS on the qui pivc
for the advent Of Mrs. Helen Brad
bury, Il beautiful woman from Chi
cago. who is just now IN Paris buying
frocls. Alta dinner party in Bcgrave
Square the other evening much of the
time was spent discussing her Many
We're made green with envy by the
rapturous manner in which Lord
Herbert pronounced her 10 be quite
original in style and extraordinarily
beautiful. Besides she has charms"
he added
The two great Partisan dressmakers
offered to dress her for nothing. With
great dignity she declined the Offer,
saying she preferred to purchase her
of selecting the things which pleased
her. She has great taste In dress and
can give points to many a costuner5
however accomplished. With the ut
most calm she will wear the closest Of
Directoire suits today; tomorrow an.
early Victorian skirt with a long
wasted bodice and the day after a
Josephine frock worthy of that great
lady herself. TO one and all Mrs.
Bradbury looks picture.
GREAT MATRIoMINAL CATCH.
Another American whose advent is
being discussed is Miss Frances LiN-.
ingstone Sullivan. who from all ac-
counts, is of Irish descent. y learn
she is to be presented at one of the
last courts and if report speaks truly
she would make a great tluttcr, Apart
from her good looks she is fabalously
rich, hear, and elder as we'll as
younger sons are ready with their
bats. Dowagers and cntcrprisng mo-
theirs will give her afmagnitcent well
come and many festivities are being
prepared in her honor.
A girl friend of the fair Frances tells
me that the heiress is up to all sorts
of fun and practical jokes, and that she
says she will accept every man who
proposes to her at this side with5a view
to making a collection of engagement
rings. a possession which is highly
esteemed by American heiresses. II
must be clearly understood that when q
girl makes a. collection of engagement
rings before she finally decides which
man she intends to marry, she sends
check 10 each of her other sutors for
the amount his ring is supposed to be
worth. In due course the rings arc
labelled and exhibited to her girl friends
alta tea party prior to her wedding.
There is no doubt Miss Sullivan stands
good chance If she carries out her
threat, of being in a position to show
the most interesting collection of en-
sagement rings of this season or any
other,
EXPENSIVE ILLNESS.
Mrs. Almeric Paget is at her house
in Berkeley Square for the remainder
of the season. The doctors. however,.
are still attending her; they Will not
allow her to go out more than twice
Il week and then they insist that sht
must return before midnight when the
fun really begins in London Her III
ness is said to be the most expensive
ever INDUCED in by any American wo-
man, beating even that of her sister
sjn-law, Lady Arthur Paget. hollow.
J. asst winter Mrs. Paget took with her to
Egypt and the Riviera a staff Of nurses
and doctors, not to speak of her chill
sdren and two very intimate friends tn
cheer her M during her convalescence.
And she paid theGeypenses of the lot
All, save the moor invalid. had tho
time of their lives.''a For Mrs. AZ
ineric Paset was delishtfull;y lnselfisil
and though so i'll. insisted that her
guests. her children and her staff saw
everything that was worth seeing and
enjoyed every luxury.
She really was too sweet for words,
said one of the nurses. when referring
/. IN the trip. While at the Riviera Mrs.
aPaget had a serious relapse. brought
on by her anxiety to be up and about
She still has nurse who accompanie.
her when she goes to stay on visits
LADY MARY.
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