The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
Roosevelt Engagement Sets Tongues Wagglng


abroad dividing her time between Lon
don and the continent, ! am told that
she persistently refuses to sec ncwspa-
por correspondents for fear that they
intend asking her about matrimonial
affairs
Metropolis Lures ambassadors.
New York has a continental lure for
the foreign diplomats in Washington.
Count Bernstortf, the German cmbas.
sador, has been spending great deal
of time in this city upon every oppor-
tunitv. Baron lIengelmuller, the Aus.
tro- Hungarian ambassador. has MAIN
tanned apartments at tho st. Regis for
some time, spending almost as much
time in New York as he has in Wash
$ngton. Baron Des Planches, The ltal-
ian ambassador, has not listened to the
lure of the metropolis SO much III the
last DAYS of his tenure of office as he
did q number of years ago, when he was
first stationed in Washington. Embas-
sador Bryce frequently comes TO New
York also, and he enjoys every trlI
here, too.
Logan -sincay Wedding,
The wedding of Miss Marie Louise
Logan, granddaughter of Mrs. John A.
Logan, TO Mons. Henri dc Sincay this
week was really an affair of social i'm,
portance unusual for the Denten sea
son. The ritual was read in Lady
Chapel OF st. Patrick S cathedral. The
ceremony, which took place on Wednes-
day, occurred at noon and was fol
lowed by n wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides mother After this
there WAS q reception. The Goulds, Mic
oils, Drexels and Stcwarts were repre-
sented, to say nothing of mobiles who az
rived from abroad to be present.
Can Go Barefooted Here.
Lady Constance Richardson pecved
by the sights put upon her In England,
has come here TO be an American, Lady
Constance In tho course of events con-
ceived O prediction for the terpsl-
chorean and shocked London society by
appearing in public garbed in brief dress
and barefooted. London society, used to
shocks, was unable TO hail the noble
woman. 1t is even said that King Ed
ward whispered the ban upon her. At
any rate, Lady Constance has come to
America, where liberty prevails and
where she can dance and dance and no
one will say word-not even the po'
lice.
Brief Mention.
w. Gould Brokaw. whose divorce case
furnished some lively gossip lately, is
moving TO counter the decree which
was given in favor of his wife. w
Gould, nervous in the best Of times, i;
completely upset now and spends his
time either quietly upon the Long lslan6
estate or upon his shooting preserve IL
North Carolina.
Within the past week there has beer
much travel TO England and also tt
Florida. A few notables have Jour
neyed TO California to finish the colo
weather season. The Aiken season ha:
n few more weeks to run out. but tho
cottagers are usually back north by tbs
middle of March.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie are
in California. 1t is not often that the
laird journeys to that pleasant state, al
though the Carnegies own an island neal
Dungeness, off the South Atlantic coast
and annually spend some time there
Frank Carnegie spends about as much
time IN the south as he does In tht
north,
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt may becom,
a social queen If certain whisperings art
true. Miss Ethel already shines in New
York and Washington, and I under
stand that next season will see the wifi,
Of the former president entertaining Law
ishly here.
Secretary of the Treasury Franklin
W. MacVeagh and Mrs. MacVeigh arr
the guests of Mr., aud Mrs. Ebert II
Gary in this city On Thursday tn,
Garys gave a dinner party at the Wal
dorf for their visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish Web
ster, who were among the few lone cot
tagcrs remaining over the winter n
Newport, are IN Washington for a lou;