Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-30

ONDON. April 20.-The prince OF
the Austriars never turned out
i'm such state ass that bon which
Lady GranarIs small daughter
.. ID her airing. Sometimes DO ls h
,bs most perfectly turnel-out aut'm'-
blo that .ha youlg lacy "rpo.,t7 re-
,,mpanicd by two nurses in the smart
est blue uniform and o. footman Boo the
Granard livery. and sometimes in
great barouche Gruwn by pair OF
nigh stepping horses. The Countess
OF Granarl loves pomp and state ana
mo doubt boz time VIII develop INTO one
Of the rrandes DANES of England more
exclusive than the oldest nobility 200 the
kinvdom. for although Lord Granard
he q Radical his wife has nothing OF the
radical about her Those Boz a. posi-
lion 10 speak say they would never be
surprised ~ they heard that Lord Gran
arSi had seeded from DIS party
hear the christening OF her Iltl,
pIJI was 10 have been at Wcstmiusttr
cathedral but she decided that she
trpferrrd her own house for the ccrt-
n1onv a very old law of the Roman
catholic church was stretched for Lady
Granard Even in the ease OF royalty
baptism is never delayed more than
two or three DAYS after baby's advent,
but in this case 70 was nearly thrtH
weeks before the important small lady
was received into the church Ih'
countess was determined 20 Doe present
on the great occasion and she also
made up her mind to give the usual
elaborate party which is now the FASH
ion after christening.
L.OHENGRIN LUNCHEON
Mrs Anthony DrexeI has been giving
a series OF parties to her daughters
friends. but the most interesting func-
tIon that has yet taken place in honor
of the engagement Of Miss DrcNcl and
rord Maidstone was the Lohcngrin
lunl heou which recently came on az
Grosveuur square. The invitations were
issued Boo the bride elects own name Oh
lovely little cards with silver swan
on each. and the whole affair was c1r-
ried out Zoo a stately style. All tho
quests. although 10 was "a boy and
girl" affair went iu % lunch arm AM
arm in the old fashioned way and the
meal was served at one large table iu-
stead OF the usual three or four small
orss. In the center was a largo swan
In white flowers: rose red ribbons were
affixed to the flowers and at the end
Of each was "a name card which iuci-
Gated the position of each guest. When
the fruit was put on the hostess told
her friends 60 pull tho ribbons and out
Of the flowers dropped a little box for
each one containing a dainty tihe In
jewelry.
There IS to be a perfect epidemic OF
these charming parties which will be
quite a novelty here though I believe
they have been in vogue I'm America
before now Every bride-to-be says
she wants TO entertain her friends after
this manner. Ices viii be served In the
form Of swan as they were at Miss
Drexers party II Is pretty safe q
predict that the menu for such q party
viii b. 81 tho ighost-a little FISH fswl
90 follow and lots NJ sweets and fruit
with lemonade and iced drinks. this be-
,rr the k'nd ~ thing which appeals 90
thr typical boy and girl"
CUNARD BUYS A PARK.
one OF the most desirable and pic
.uresoue seats in England has Just
oeen taken by the great shipping mag
mate. Mr.. Cuuard, in Surrey, one Of
The :ovclicst of English counties. and
right on the tin top Of hill. com
handing "a view Of hills woods and
river which Is unsurpassed for beauty.
The house stands in n demesne Of
81 acres. "a big portion OF which Is
laid out boa gardens Mr. Cunard. aC-
cordiur To- report. means 20 settle this
place on his daughter for the benefit
Of whose health he has taken 1t. When
all the elaborate improvements are