Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

90 leave England for her much-dis-
cusscd occurring tour I'M the states until
the fate Of the Ircscn, government is
decided. The story goes that Lloyd
George has threatened 20 pass a special
law compelling her not 10 desert Eng
land until next spring. we should be-
lost. Mrs Wcst-simply lost without
YOU he Is reported TO have said
Mrs. West has trained and found an
APT pupil I'm her daughter-in-lav, Mrs
Winston Churchill. That lady threatens
10 outrival her precer uess. She has "A
strong individuality and the power
of making herself felt almost before
she opens her lips. Mrs. Churchill in
tends 10 give a succession Of political
lat homes al her house in Ecclestou
square. directly society returns to
town before Christmas. Winston wants
10 be prime minister some day and
his mother and his wife will. II he suc-
cceds. have as much TO do with the
achievement as himself These two
women understand him perfectly.
They know that If they want 20 make
him perfectly happy he must be made
TO feel that he is the greatest man of
the age. And they impress il upon him
for AN they are worth II is said thel
are perfectly sincere and that MIS-.
Winston has made a study of the lives
OF all the great statesmen OF the past
and is wont 90 see in her husband AN
the best characteristics Of each.
WIFE WILL DECIDE.
Mrs. David Beatty (tho late Marshall
Fields duughtorD does not intend 90
allow her husband 20 rest on hIs
laurels as a defender OF his country.
big though his reputation bee for tho
M Hf.
direction. Not "a biz of &c. She is urging
him 10 the front of the political arena
and the next election viii find him
COntesting constituency. She viii
have 10 decide the shade of his poll
ties. for so far he has none. Hitherto
Mrs. Beatty was OF O. Liberal turn OF
mind. Lloyd Georges budget has. how
ever put her "on' somewhat as % has
put on others and no doubt 90 Will
bee on the Conservative side that
Captain Beatty will fight
10 was Lord Roberts who said once
that the Duchess OF Marlborough was
"Cut out FOR the wife of great states
man. The duchess IS very clever
woman and she likes people TO realize
this NJ she had not separated from
the duke there is mo- doubt ho would
have held two or three very lmpor-
tant official posts Bog now. But all
reflected glory OF her husband. She
sam loves politics ana viii Doe one of
the most prominent cas- well as one of
the most decorative lighters u the
field al the general election Although
the duchess is o. Conservative as brnts
the wife of Spencer Churchill She
is very broad She has said ou
many occasions that her politics are
independent and 10 she followed her
desires she would lIse 10 draw up
program nt her own. Although -ha
docs NOT express o. openly iho duchess
is au ardent woman sulfrIEiet and thu
men sine viii support u the now COVE
rrumcut must Identify thcmsUlFr- with
the cause.
A CULTURED SPEAKER
The duchess De- cultured speaker.
She Was one of tue very nrat t0 sl ND
fsi clu.Itou blossoms aud sur pIactI..I
.prlkIug tu imaginary audiences With
al tho enthusiasm of "a young tlrIFg-
Wau anxious tu acquire "a place Of h0l-
ur Boo thr pulpit There uro those who
cay thIt l.r sIaee would llko before
400 things 100 cEpress hrr Views about
women uu public platform IhDl
are strong views she being of tht
opinion that hes aeK D. very badly
crushed She H deferred from doing
so by the fear of giving oneuso 40 tlr
duke and hIs leFy of brilliant auulf.
daughters of Coo seventh Duke uf Marl-
borough who Gaze boo some thng. rather
conventional Lady Naudfarl. tne
mother -iu-laW of the duchess. agrecs
with hrr bon hon political views as fhe
does lu everything else. FROM tnr
point of view of her mother -in-laN. tho
duchess cln DO nor think mo- wrong.
There are those Who say that na
Duchess of Marlborough contribute
handsomely but au0ny muusly 10 a
militant bodv OF euflraeIsts