The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20

America than he intended when he ar
rived with Lady Evelyu and Major Col
afternoons he steps along Fifth avenue
quite as though he were meandering
know. AS saw the nobleman tho other
day he was stridiug nervously throu~I
the corridor OF the. Plaza twisting his
musta ches and fumblins with gloved I'm
gers through his walStcoat pocket Max
Ing bold to approach tne celebrity l asked
II reports that love ana ir was keeping
him here We're true. Silly rot-bally
silly rot" exclaimed he. Your Ameri-
can women are charming. but have not
yet met the one who is to be my wife -
| vaguely guessed that even at the mo-
treasured billet desux. Ny wonderings
ceased when he finally found what ne was
searching fora cigar.
Mrs Bclmont's Crusade
Mrs. oliver Hazard Perry Belmont. who
gave II series OF teas 10 celebrate the
victory which the striking shlrtwaiSt
makers won. H. engaged now upon the
arduouS task OF employees, Mrs. Clar
oncc MaclcaE stole march on Mrs. Bel
mont unfortunately when she made her
flying trip 70 Albany accompanied by u
maid. a chef. a secretary and q. cornpan
ion to ask Governor hughes for votes.
That added impetus TO Mrs. Belmouts
altruistlc crusade Since John Mitchell.
non. his presence Is very much sought
at these semi -socicty--scmi- sociological
gatherings.
Ono Blamed Thing After Another.
For Harry Payna Whitney life is just
ono blamed thing after another. Just
when his polo ponies were needing his
attention The worst he was summoned tn
serve ON Long Island jury and now that
his legal duties arc finished he finds him
self in the midst OF tangle with a pros
peCtive saloon keeper at NIanhaasot, l.. l.,
where Tho stately Whitney mansion lies.
The prospective pub keeper desires TO
open a hotel opposite the gates OF the
Whitney grounds Mrs. n. Payne Whit
ney. who Is n daughter of tho late John
HAY. is - temperance advocate. Conso-
quontly Mr.. Whitney came 70 the fore
aud the battle is still wagins merriiy
Likes West Best
Miss May Morris. the daughter Of the
distinguished English poet, WjNun, AIors
ris. has bat lirtle timo for New York and
It's exclusive circles Miss. Morris haS
frIenos in the northwest. particularly
Mrs. Charles w. Ames Of ST Paul and
Mrs Luther r. harrington. in Minneapo~
lis and ner trips are sure TO extend In
that direction rather than through the
social belts of Long Island, Newport and
Lenox Miss Morris is Just concluding
very pleasant stay in America.
Mrs. Sage Great Traveller.
Mrs. Russell Sage, who doesu,t care for
society, Is spending a portion of the win
ter IA California, having gone .hnra from
Mardi Gras Tins month. Mrs Sage .ia
becoming great traveller. There was
once time when Sh" d"tcsted 'ancmc-
biIag and refused Ia ride i'm them, prefer
ring the old family c'aoh, wht''o Tas Inc
pride Of the late Ruseen's heart But
times have changed and now th@ widow
pnilanthropst has one Of the finest
garages in Manhattan.
Vanderbilts Go Abroad,
Mrs. w X Vanderbilt Will go abroad
early. in tine spring and viii be absent all
summer, Mr.. and Mra. George. w. YAM
derbiIt paused recently i'm England en-
route to Paris where Mrs ;Yo nderbnts
brother in-law and sister, Nicomte and
Icomtcs7 dOsmoy, reside. They will
return here II the early summer ,,I;, Mrm rs;
,he Riviera, where sho VIII spend ncNt
month.
Is Pretty Well Deserted
Lent finds New York pretty we'll dc
scried For weeks there has been
continuous lin. Of private railroad cars
and private ocean going yachts Hitting
south Palm Beach. st. Augustine and
Niama have now come into their own,
Ere tho gulla nit northward the strag-