Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-09

ever appeared at Dorchester House
balls and that is saying "a lot. Many
"a time she has cut out even American
duchesses In the glory of her jewels. II
was said that Lord Granard once re-
mOnstratcd with her ON her love OF
iewolry, but that she laughed him TO
scorn and, in a lady-like way. said
something which spelt mind your own
business Probably the knowing
Young mink realized that this was
about the best way she could 20 about
bringing him up TO the point. He Is one
OF the men, for, of course. he Is "a great
parti who has been satiated with at-
tcntIons from AN sides A man In his
position could practically marry any
onel 10 Was Beatrice's cheeky man
ners and Independence which did the
trick. Like every other American
belle who has married into the British
aristocracy, she refused him at first,
realizing that this would for a dead
cert make him an tho more deter
mined 70 get her.
But what religion is she? There's the
rub. if my memory serves me rightly
she be- not "a Roman Catholic and there
win be ructious In Ireland as we'll as
| in other quarters III Lord Granard's
wife is not
As the wife of lord in-waiting %
the king. the future Lady Granard Will
have two magnificent royal carriages
at her disposal with servants who are
privileged 10 wear the royal liveries.
on state occasions, such as courts and
| balls, the carriage OF the lord-in- waltz
ing has the right 20 take precedence
Of all others after those OF royalty,
MIR. and Mrs. Mccormick Goodhart
are spending the holidays at Boughton
their beautiful seat I'm the garden OF
England as We like TO call Kent
which many people consider the love-
Hest county In England The McCOr-
mick G0odharts recently celebrated
their golden wedding at their town
house In Eaton square with true Amer
lean generosity and now the event Is
20 be observed with far more eclat at
their country seat, all the poor people
and their children as well as the cOun-
ty families having been invited 70 come
and make merry iu honor OF the occa-
sion. Mrs Mccormick Goodhart is one
OF the Lady Bouutfuls OF Kent and
she and her husband are immensely
popular am around Boughton. although
they are but comparatively new people
Boz the neighborhOod. The county FAME
lies are very anxious that they should
buy the place, for although the Good
harts are by no means young people
they nevertheless have made the whole
district lively and nave scattered
money right royalty. Boughton Is an
exquisite spot with prim old-word
gardens, the house being quantity pic
tuesque and commanding lovely views
Lady Barrymore, Mrs, Adair's sister
remains far from well. She spent D.
her doctors orders, several weeks late
d. Ia Brighton 10 was the medicO
wish that she should stay az London
by-the-sea" for the entire winter, but
She dashed over the traces and said
even 10 she died she would go home
TO her lovely Foa. In ireland, 70 which
she Is most passionately devoted
Fota s as most people know, an L.
land oil which Lord and Lady Barry
more are king and queen" Unlike
her popular sister, Mrs. Adair Lady
Barrymore cares precious little Tor
society, "a popularity no doubt she has
acquired from her husband who hate
id and usually flies 90 remote parts II
possible on the rare occasions when
bis wife does a little entertaining In
London. Nellie Post. Lady barrymore
daughter OF her first marriage, spends
most OF her time with her lively AMI
charming aunt Mrs. Adalr for it Is
not surprising TO know that the girl
gets bored 90 death ON the Irish island,
beautiful though 10 may be.
All Mrs. James McDonncl's friends
here have boon greatly grleved 10 hear
OF her serious illness In Paris She
has had to have her eyes operated up-
ON. j near and has had most trying
time This coming on the top OF her
husbands long illness makes matters
worse. Mrs. Mcdonnell has been say
Ing that money ls such a. poor thing
NJ You are very ill," and that 10 won
buy health" The McDonnella have
truly proof positive OF this. for James
Mcdonnell has searched the world al-
most 20 recover his, and though some
what better never expects 10 be strons,
"HEN LUNCHEONs."
Some of mo iolhost parties Boo Lone
don are giVou by Mrs. james McDuu-
square "a was she who fret lnto-
duced us to chen luucheous and on.
season before lart they were cutie
feature and smart English women uH
wen aa American fought 40 pe mFI,r
-m fart. NJ you could not Hay sou bad
been to one 0f these gatherings .1f
urre reelrded as "a nobody. Last -ea-
som sle dNd practically nothing ouluf
iu her hushands nl-health Ia De- flar.
sI DO W.l Boz many day before Co.,
Mcdonnell nuspltanie house iu Lone
don ri agaIn opened Meanwhile thr
blinds ar. al drawn. IN is one of Ono
houses which aIo never let 90 strangers.
the MaD0nuoUs conH|der|nR their Deau-
tnI thIngs ftr TOO sacred and preclou
t1 be delivered into the hands of
eIauFers According to present ar-
uueemruts fhD Mcnunucls are uul
expected back Iu London until Che lul.
spring. mr. McD0nnel's health nf latD
uroeiuding absolutely amy possibility D.
thoir spending envy part of Che cola
.I..LHnF In fUWu