The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-01
WILL WE'D NEVADA
MINING MAGNATE

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-Mrs. Smith Hol-
lis Mckim. former leader OF the younger
Newport set who secured divorce re-
Gently, Is on her way 10. Japan and Il
Is believed. her return TO New York Will
be signalled by the announcement OF her
engagement 10 a member OF a rich Ne
Vada mining family. The name Is n Sc
cret but the rich young man followed Mrs.
McKim to Reno where she resided long
enough 10 get her divorce He engaged a
cottage near that occupied by her and
while she was waiting for her case TO come
TO trial, The divorce colony laughed
knowingly at the courtshIp OF the young
Nevadan 10 Mrs. McKim and II was
thought that both might be married as
soon as the decree was granted Mrs.
Mckim will doubtless make an attempt
10 regain her old position in society. she
is still very young and her beauty has
been the occasion for remark wherever
she has been. Alfred G.. Vanderbilt was
reported TO be very attentive 10 Mrs
McKim.
Narragansett Pier has been passing
from one scandal 10 another Gambling
and Illegal liquor selling. together with a
reform instigated by the governor OF
rssoI, Rnode Island , is puTgins the fashionable
John H. Hanan, OF New York and New
por.. who was caught playing roulette
VIII VIII crowd OF men In the first gambling
TO the pier. Mrs Hanan was unfortunate
because her name became known, Other
wealthy and fashionable women were
lucky enough 10 keep their identity hid
den. Although the pier is a ''no license"
town. liquor of every kind is sold openly
at the casino. Governor Pothier is de-
termined 10 reform the place
After lapse OF nearly five years the
great steel doors of Millionaire Frank
work mansion at Newport have been
thrown open for the reception of his
divorced wife OF Aurel Batonyi, the So
ciety whip. Lacking but nine years of
me century mark, and desiring 10 have
the millionaire banker repented threw
open the doors and announced that they
would be welcome. When his daughter
married Batonyi. the, aged banker de-
clared that he would have nothing 10 do
with her further. He kept his vow. but
after she secured the divorce he desired
that she return 10 him. Since their sep
Tor man and woman servant Maurice
and Francis. the twin sons OF Mrs. Ba-
tonyi. are In fashionable boarding
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs purchased $500
packages OF cigarettes which she donated
amons the sailors OF the North Atlantic
iHat''eship inn, meet While II was at Newport
last week The Newport cottager sub
scribed $4,000 which was used TO enter
tain the Officers. of the fleet The sailors
on shore leave looked with astonishment
and the splendid cottages.
Mrs Adolph Ladenburg has become a
polo player The other day she appeared
nj a casino in Newport with n bruised
eheek ana black eye She had been
playing vigorous game with several of
the club players when her horse boIted
dISao,Inns dnd threw her ii Aside from the facial
Mrs: Alva Willing Astor. divorced wifc
oi John Jacob Astor, took forty trunks
with her to Newport. not TO mention nu-
mcrous boxes and crates and bundles
Apparently she came to America for an
exceedingly long stay although her
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