Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
BISHOP EUL0GINz.
Nobody Needs a Cure
At .Mar1enbad This Year

4 position and its Adam decorations and
| furniture are the perfection of that
| simplicity which the Adam brothers
loved so we'll. Mrs. West superntended
every atom OF the decorating herself.
| and every stick of furniture was Sc
| lected for IL also by herself. No one
| knows what's what in style and per
| iods' better than Mrs. West. Smart
| American women who love the beauti-
ful, but do not unders tand it, realize
that they will be spared a whole world
OF trouble II they take a house Mrs.
West has had done up 10 her order
even though they have TO pay hand
somely for IL. Moreover she helps those
who take her mansions socially. This
Is part OF the bargain. / hear she is
now on the lookout for a country seat
or two which she proposes to beautify
after her own heart with a view to
business. She rs never without applfca-
lions from would-be tenants who wish
to deal with her. Many OF the appll-
cations 60 into the waste paper basket.
coming as they do from a type of
Americans she would not care to bo
associated with. however wealthy
Not very long ago Mrs. George West
refused permanent salary Of $500 a
year from a Arm of decorators who
wanted her 70 become their adviser on
color schemes and expert in antique fur
niture. The post was one after her
heart, but Its drawback was that they
wanted TO put her name on their circu-
lars and Invoices stating her occupation
In the firm. and she realized IL would be
mira dig 10 allow this. Moreover she
had her son. Winston Churchill. 10
reckon with. Winston has antiquated
ideas as 10 women's occupations In the
world and he has a way OF putting his
foot down even where his mother is
concerned
Mrs. West is also clever at Landscapes
gardening and lately has been making
business of It among her friends.
When In the country. which she likes
far better than London. she takes her
daily tramp across the hills and the
heather. Although she does not grow
slighter she keeps surprisingly youthful
In looks and now that her husband has
grown beard there is no disparity OF
age in their appearance
DODGING a HUSBAND.
Mrs. French Vanderbilt. Who spent n
good deal OF her time while in Eng
land lodging out Of the way OF her ex-
husband. is not expected back in Lon
don from the states until the late au-
tumn. She loves 20 hear what Alfred IL
doing and often goes 90 place because
she knows he is to be present Yet
when she gets there she has boon
known to step back into her automobile
and dash away again this happened
more than once at birmingham this
summer
I met Mrs. William Eustace the other
day She used TO be greatly 10 the fore
on this side IN the days OF Mr.. Choate's
regime al the American embassy when
her husband was so prominent a dip
lomatic figure She liz very little al.
tered. Her friends here have been Civ
ing her the time OF her life. She is
perpetually at dinners and theater par
ties and she has done so much she saws
she Is thankful that the hour IL ct t-a,-
for her 10 leave London ror = yf,iss. 49,
cordng 20 her present ARRANGEMENTS
she does not return 20 the states until
the spring
MRS. NEWHOUsE RETURNI
Mrs NeV'house and Mrs Miller
ham are both going 10 the states b. 800
late autumn. Meanwhile they Wit at
about tho continent and pay visits In
Scotland. where IL is the ambition 10.
every American to have a castle or
the shooting season.
The season has been q hopeless dis
appointment for Mrs. Miller Graham,
who found herself saddled with the
Nunburuholme mansion IN Grosvenor
Square without any opportunity To
make use OF IL, having leased II short
~ before the kings death. Even her
very successful party of a few weeks
ago has not compensated this Cali
fornia millionairess for the turning of
the social tables In consequence OF the
court mourning Mrs. Miller Graham
will be here next year 10 win new tri-
umphs, however. she means 20 have *
all her own way In 1911.
The Duke and Duchess OF Manchtst.
viii spend the whole the autumn at
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