Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
Especial correspondcnce.) )

Especial Correspondence
r ONDON. Dec. 22.-Mrs. Charles
Greville awoke the other morn
Ing to find herself Lady Grevllle.
1t was n telegram from her hus-
band who had been hastily summoned
from his honeymoon to his fathers bed
side, which announced the news The
wedding of daughter of the million
airc Graces was bound to be an i'm
portant social event and so it proved,
Just three weeks ago. No one dreamed
that Mr.. Greville would step into ms
fathers shoes so soon, for although 1t
was known that the late Lord Gre
VILE was about to have an operation it
was not anticipated with any anxiety.
Lady Grevillc now the dowager, came
to the wedding wearing an elaborate
brown velvet gown, and she seemed
more amused than anyone else at the
antics of young Master Kerr, the small
SON of the bride. very proud of him
self In a fur lined coat apparently worn
for the first time He kept taking 1t
off and counting the buttons all
through the ceremony.
The new Lady Greville is very fair
and handsome. She and her sisters
used to be called "the three Graces," Il
definition we'll deserved. for although
Mrs. Kerr that was. is the best look
ing, the other two. one of whom is
Lady Donoughmorc have also been
greatly admired. The Grcvilles are not
rich. but what they lack In this worlds
goods they make up In distinction. The
new pceress is we'll endowed and the
story goes that her mother is making
a further addition to her income, She
is already spoken of as a future host
ess. In the days when as a Grl she
used to help her mother in the fes-
tivitles at Battle Abbey, all who went
there were full Of praise of her sprlght-
ly ways and her great thoughtfulness
for their guests comfort
GRgvILLEs IN FAVOR.
I'D to A year ago the new Lord Gre
VILE was only younger son. ms
brother, Ronald Greville. being tne
heir: but Ronald died quite suddenly
as the king was due to pay him ana
den Lacey. Perhaps OF all his majesty
pals. Ronald Grevllle was the one he
cared for most, which means that the
GroyiIle family are all in high 1aVor
with the king. II 1t so pleases the
new American peeress she can now
take her place within the magic royal
circle. a position not yet attained by
her family.
People who met Madame Triano for
the first time the other Saturday al
one of the afternoon musical parties
v,Ith which she is cheering London
this winter came away saying. What
a charming womanl What Is her
nationality" She has goodly dash
M irish blood In hor veins, being tho
daughter OF the late Daniel O'Day, ar
enormously ricb irish American who
was vice president OF the Standard Oi
company. and John u. Rockefeller
right hand.
Her parties are quite as good a!
Mrs Ronald's were. but they are no
so crowded and, therefore. more en-
iovable, Everyone who Is invited
goes and those who are not beg TO b'
taken, or scheme for cards. Lots @
diplomatic people are there. but in
tercsting individuals. especially thos
in art and music. get warm wei
come.
DOES NOT LIKE ROOSEVELT.
Santiago Perez Triano her husband
the Colombian minister shines in tn
reflection Of his wlfe's glory when sh
entertulns He seems To believe in leav
ing her to the fore and sinking int
the background 10 chat with frien
and discuss diplomacy or politics
YOU want to hear him or indeed sc
him at his best it Is when some IN
wary visitor Introduces the name of TT
late president OF the United States.
"Ye gods and little fishes" said
little American woman who had bee
singing at the Trianos the other aftei
noon II happened TO say somethin
nice about Roosevelt and it was pre-