Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
Miss Drexel Hands the Mitten
To King Edwards Nephew

ambassador Goo Rome lis Just now pay
ing series uf country visits lu Fuv-
land and Scotland while her daughter,
the Countess Louis dc COntaut- Blror.
has gone 90 Silesia To- stay with Prince
and Princess Pless. Mrs. Leishman is
wonderfully youthful looking woman.
-o youthful indeed that she is often
taken for her daughters sister Shs
makes e. real study OF gowns aud gem
orally designs her own. a great dress
maker iu Paris offered her ST. 600 "a yel~
n she would design for him. but need
less TO say HIS offer was declined Mr.
Loishman tells an her friends about tho
offer and when someone asked har II
She was not offended at it, she replied.
quite the other way about. / vas
vastly complimented"
WARDROBE SENSATIONS.
An her exquisite wardrobe this sea-
SON is designed from Russian national
costumes Of the past ana present. and
those who have seen il say no woman
of the moment has anything To toucn
u for chic and daring. 10 is believed
that her frocks viii decide the winter
fashions.
Princess Contant-Biron is also stag
gcrng an who see her hv her tea
gowns which are also I'm Russian FASH
ION ono composed entirely Of Russian
lace IN shade of cCru BIS mounted Ovrt.
pale yellow and has chouX of primrose
pannc. The combination OF colorinr rs
extremely effective A sunset bids.
Jacket is OF fame-colored velvet trim
med with wonderful embroidery In
which golden hand-,vrought tissue is
inset with tiniest amcthysts. diamonds
ana opals When Hight plays upon This
fabric Of precious stones 10 Us as
though made of glorious suu-colorei
rays.
Partisan society is jubilant over the
fact that Mrs q T.. Huntingdon Is fo
make her lovely house In the Avenue
Gabriel ner headquarters for the next
rev months. This d. one of tho most
Interesting houses iu Paris ana when
She bought 10 about n months ago
there was keen competition for its
possession. several wealthy com
patriots of the present owner having
sct their hearts upon IL also. In 10 are
many "reminiscences OF the last cm-
pcror of France and OF the Empress
Eugene who resided there Zoo Years
gone by IL has a. delightful garden
boz which rose bushes SIN bloom which
were planted hy her maiesty Mrs
Huntingdon u.s. some thing OF "a cos
mopohtan. She loves interesting So
ciety and gathers round her am the
wittiest pfettiest and clevcrest people
90 say nothing of the smart SEE cullod
from the utst tdil-ldna ana American
inhabitants of Paris.
Not ABOVE A TRADE
Some time ago Mr piorpont Morgan
SET his heart upon acquiring the arti--
tIc carved staircase which d. one of
the most interesting off us kind Zoo
Europe bat Mrs Huntingdon explained
tn him that She was quite a4 capable
OF apprc .iatug good thing as ho was
and that % could NOT Doe bought an any
price.
The Empress Euggnic when she r,-
comfy passed through Paris accepted
Mrs. Huntingdon invitation % como
and have drjcmtr with her boz hpr
maicstys odd house. The American
expressed "a desire to acquire SOM.
chairs "a cabinet and other furniture
which slD htt reason tp know wrre
lying iu 60 mmurT-rn0m at The Eu-
press Eugonios English home since
they bad boon removed from tho
ANcuue Gabriel llor majesty who Is.
above au things business woman
was very glad to nnd ihtt There Was "a
chance OFF turning tho lumber into gold
lud forthwith ordered the articles to
he forwarded 90 Airs Huntingdon Ter
m1ir0ty Included gratis boo tht cone
.Igumrnf several momcutHo. of hrr
bate husband and herself
LADY MARY