Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-25

copied Alfs. Oldpllnt WIG OF
the American naval attaChe, and all
the other ladies' connected with the
American embassy The only iewelry
worn In Paris by the elite is of the
pearl order set either i'm silver or i'm
platinum after the same style as that
worn by all the chic women here.
OLD-FASHGONED LOVE MATCH.
Nellie Post, the daughter Of Lady
Barrymore. and niece Of Mrs. Adair. Is
said 10 be receiving from the latter
lady dot of 100000. Mrs. Adair is
devoted to her niece and this is but
small part OF what she will in time
inherit from her aunt The marriage
Of Miss Post and MIR. Eliot is fixed
for the 22nd. Of this month at 81.
Georges Hanover Square. IL is quito
an old-fashioned love match. The
family Of tho bride-cleCt, It would
seem, had other views for her future.
but she took the matter I'm her own
hands and disposed Of It for all time.
They hoped for more ambitious mar
riage for her than the one she is
making, and that is why the an
nounCement OF the engagement was
so emphatiCally contradiCted In the
first instance. Miss Post has been en-
gagged privately to Mr.. Eliot for
very long time. Those who are quail
fed 10 speak Of Mir. Eliot say he Is n
most desirable young man I'm every
way; he IL fine all round sports
man and having been in the late kings
household, though only in small
capacity he Is In the best set. All
Miss Posts friends are congratulating
her on the stand she has taken.
As Il is impossible owing 10 the
court mourning to have any gaietics
after a dinner party IN their own
houses, some American hostcsses
have hit upon the idea Of taking their
guests on 10 the Japan exhibition at
shepherds Bush. The Duchess Of
Marlborough was one Of tho first to
think or II and the notion has caught
on The other night she entertained
party Of about a dozen friends at
Sund erland house and then took the
whole party off TO the exhibition in
private motors. Her grace took her
friends 20 all the side shows. The
novelty Of a trip In a submarine APP
pealed to her and she engaged one OF
these weird crafts which play on the
lake for her party Some. however.
declined the experience and preferred
TO stay on terra firma until the others
returned.
TOOK IN THE SIDE SHOWS.
The party also went on the Flip Flap
and on tho Mountain Railway where
all and sundry We're taking trips. The
evening was voted hy her gracc's guests
a huge success ana far more exciting
than if they had remained at sunder-
land House. The ladies wore black
gowns with transparent y0kes and
sleeves completed by hats which were
mostly OF the large and picturesque
style Like most Americans the duchess
never wears anything Of the cNtreme
order and her millinery hits the happy
medium She is just now giving very
good time to a young COuntryWomHL
of hers, Miss Rutherford. who Is much
admired Miss Rutherford was Of the
party at the Japanese exhibition as was
also Mrs John Jacob Aston who was
looking prettier than ever in her deep
mourning.
Countess Scherr Thoss, who was Miss
White, a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Henry White he'd dispatched to her
nom a well known firm In london this
week a beautiful white peramhulator
for her little daughter. Il was up
holstered iu finest white leather after
the manner Of one recently sent by the
same firm TO the queen OF spain, Later
Countess Scherr Thoss Is expected Co
pay visits to England 10 her numerous
friends and she viii no doubt bring her
little girl with her. This young lady
was baptized with great solemnity In
the Roman Catholic fmth.
The friends Of MIR and Mrs. Henry
White have heard with regret that they
have definitely decided 10 give up their
house in London Situated In that OK
elusive and expensive quarter, White
hall, II Is full Of exquisite things. While
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White were IN
Paris they declined 10 let Il and this
WAS taken TO indicate that they meant
TO keep Il on as permanent London
home. LADY MARY.