Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
Americans Set the Pace
For SPORTING Eng1,shmen

about her sdorers Mother knows
best Is "a faVorite remark of hers
| Mrs Wilmington Drake Is a dominating
| personality and the man who wants 20
md favor with this now heircss WIN
nave FIRST TO receive IL from her
mother
II is said that the Millington brakes
are looking OUT for a London house
as Mrs Drake means to launch her
daughter properly In British society
As Mrs brakes ideas are most lavish
ana magnificent. Mayfair is " opInion
that In the near future II will possess
yet another American hostess who will
make things hum.
ENTHUSIASTIC sUFFRAGIsT.
Mrs oliver Belmont grows more and
more enthusiastic on the suffragist
question. During her recent visit IN
London she had constant conclaves
with tho organizers Of tho movement
here. She Is now on the continent but
Is returning to America shortly and is
ponderlng very strongly the advisable
lty OF introducing martial measures IN
the interests Of the vote for women ON
the other side
American women, I assure you" she
said lately. ~ they once take 70
militant measures win be even more
resourceful and daring than you in
England "
mont would take a very much more
prominent part In the movement were
II not for the restraining influence Of
her family, some Of whom are furious
With her for meddlinE at all In H.
Those who know her best and listen
to her day bv day storming al the
"injustices" Of men towards women
say that ono OF these DAYS her feelings
will grow too strong for her and she
will be found after the manner OF
Mrs Pankhurst here. al thu head Of
band Of militant suffragists In
America storminC tho house Of repre-
scntatives In her enthusiasm Mrs.
oliver Belmont often wishes that she
was a nobody SO that she could work
daily I'm the cause she has so deeply
at heart. She refers pathoticaliy 20
the penalties ~ position and wealth.
saying "Ah, there's a skeleton in
eyerv cupboard. What Is wealth and
position n YOU cannot have your own
way and follow the hont Of your own
testes,"
MRS VESTS PLAY.
Mrs. George West has buried her
self for a considerable time in the coun-
Try working up her new play. she has
rewritten 10 several times and now she
Is vastly pleased with her efforts. IL is
now safely In the hands Of a New York
manager who intends 10 produce IL a.
an early date. His Borrowed Plumes"
Mrs. Vests first ehforth was produced
here something over a year ago aud
society headed by the late king Hooked
TO see II. though as far as the general
public was concerned 81 did not meet
with the success 1t deserved
Mrs. West viii be In Now York for
the production which she viii superin-
Tend The new piece Is a society play
and those who have heard Il read saw
{ Is fun OF Witty and ar,;,.-iu- saii.e5
IN the little weaknesses OF the set that
cunts.
That Mrs West works for the love of
work no one who knows hor denies.
Play writing is even more appeaiiut ~
lcr than furnishing and selling houws-
n which there may be more money
Mrs. West Is an artist but she is also
/ business woman and she will have
he worth Of her brains and her artist
'fforts in hard cash.
CRUISE DE LUAE.
] hear that most OF the travellers
Who leave southampton next month
or a 300 days cruise round the world
ouching Clmcs only where summer i
II its height are Americans. For the
modest sum OF s. 500 a single berth Is
ecured There has been tremendous
.ush for places and although the YES
el does not start for nearly a month
ct there is not a berth 10 be had
Wealthy cpiCures, scientists, interesting
nvalids and few artistic celebrities
win make up the cargo. \ very special
oature is the catering and there are
10 less than five chefs each skilled iu
lis own specially. Another feature Is
he wine cellar In which 10000 worth
4 the most choice Vintages will b.
tored The promoters OF the ontc-
rise are determined that their guest
hall have while on board all the luxu-
les OF their own homes or a first class
otcl in Mayfair. LADY MARY.