The sun., 1910-06-05

"iat ue vas Weateo Dy guest ina manner
violating the Canons OF that mysterious
but all powerful British institution. good
form
Most ot the weeklies take Col. Roose-
veits Ouildhall speech uuistly but the
Radicals intimate that they could have
survived withoutit The Saturday Review
saws: MIR RooSeyelt's : idea uI becoming
way ~ thank ones host for Courteniss
received h 10 lecture him publicly ON the
had management of his household With
what hs had 10 say about our present
mismans cement Of Egypt We naturally
agree. hut perhaps a man should mind his
own business. even though he NAV know
something Of the business of another.
There u one theory In explanation Of
Mr.. Ro0seveh's conduct which has CON-
siderable support Taking in;7 con
sideration his careful. even anAibus.
consideration for every court Or Govern
ment he came IN contact with II Is thought
that some of the more ardent spirits among
the British impeTiaiists suooee,ied in mak-
ing lse Of Mr.. Roosevelt 20 express their
views. knowing that the man and the ocra-
sion would compel widespread attention.
which they themselves we're unable 70
Command
rOoR PotO PROSPECT.
II " not certa in that an English polo
team will visit America this year. London
newspapers have stated that the Old
Etonlans were prepared 70 try 70 lift the
cup II they were requested 20 do 90. The
Grenfell brothers. Old Etonians. request
THR SUN Co contradict this. The Old
Etonians cannot visit the United States
as a team. however much they would like
90 do II. Il remains for the Hurlingham
committee TO decide at Mondays meeting
whether they can find men. money and
ponies in time to tackle the Whitney team
this year.
Reginald Grenfell assured the CORE
spondent of THE SUN that he believed
there was not a possible chance of Eng
land heing In a position 20 play before
i0lI.
No Americans are entsred for the
Henley regatta. winnipeg will send
quartet 10 cpmps,e for the stewards
challenge cup T.. Cosgroye will repre-
sent the Toronto ArRonauts for the Dia-
mond Sculls CosErove u training daily
at Putney under the guidance of Tom
sullivan. former English champion. lie
is shaping up we'll
MORNoNs And OTHERS
The Mormons ere conducting an active
propaganda her" Three hundred mis-
sionaries are working in Sunderland
They protest that th"v have not preached
Cr practiscd polygamy sincs the United
States passed the prohibition Law. The
missionaries Arc seeking 90 induce girls
to snligrate 10 Utah under thsir auspices
The Sunderland newspapers sr~ warning
thcTn.
Sath Bullock aud he family sailed
for New York on the Campenia Bullock
admitted 10 IN, correspondent VI THE
SUN that he frlt homcsick lie said ho
thought London was like a bis mining
ctmp. populated by people who simply
live 10 work and whp hpvs NO home
M.
Nr ana Mr. Jud~on Harmon sailed
on the Coltic Theodore Davis. the Egypt
ol'gist and Prince Mira Khan ara pas
s@ngars on the Kaiser Wilhelm de- GrUsse.
ErsoN soMBRE
naspus tn efforts o. entertain col
end Nrs Poo-avait ard their a. aughtsrs
Mrs N,chols, Longworth and Miss Ethol
r ,p-syeli ard their son Kermit. and
-pasmodlc attempts % arOas. interest
IN roc's. exhibitions gnd other features
OF the ordinary s'a sOn. The fact remains
that this work which h usually the most
brilliant of tn y'sT. ha b"en dun and
lifeless An s'l black Derby mad that
occ1 sion gloomy. Tor h" costumes Of
tha women usually rival tn race ia in
tarn-t
Mguy A'nsT,Caus a." seen among IN"
daily visitors 10 Epson Downs looking
vary smart IN their new Faris mourning
garments Coats and skirts ot lustreless
blurk materials arH the favo1t' dr'-~.
while many soft satin coats s,hiOusd
something between a burnous" and
kimono. which Is the latest Paris novelty.
ara plso worn.
Mrs Waldorf Astor and Mrs slender
Clay. formerly Pruline Ast"r. wearing
large silk h0ppy hntz. y"r" under ths
escort Of the Duke Of Roxburgh- one dsy
while Ladies' Alastgir lnnes-k-r and
Cooper w@rs in Lord Ros"bsTy's box
on different occasions. Tbs DreEels
ViscDunt Maidstone. who u n marry
Aiiss Margar,tta Drexel: Cora. Countess
of STAFFORD, Mrs " DrummOnd. Mrs.
4. Glasgow. Ladies' Marlborough. EsseX
and Pagst and Judge and Mrs. Moore
were IN coaches az the Derby.
MELBAs NIGHT
Nine. Melba's reAppesrance az Covsnt
Garden wes made something of a society
affair Many box owners were present
and the house had a more gala look
than az any time this season. Ladies
Evans and Claiming and Mines c. $.
Henry. W. Chancs. VI. Graham and Adair
were present Many oi the women wore
superb jewels with their mourning. a.
diamonds and pearls are considered cor
rect with black Grape.
RoosEvELTIAN EVENTS
London - full Of American guests
for three notable June weddings Quiet
small dinners and lnchsons are being
uven. First Secretary Phillips II the
American Embassy continues h's enter
T. Einments for the Roossyelts. He has