The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-16
MONEY DOES NO1>
ALWAYS WIN OUT
American Dollars Fail to Brigg
Social Recognition in
England.
4s.s.
RATHER, ITSPLACES-
THE RICH IN CONTEMPT
Invasion of Ancient Homes by
This Class Not Liked by = &
Their Majesties.
BY LADY MARY MANwAR1Ne.
eclal Cable TO The Tribune

By Lady MARY MANWARlHC3. to
Special Cable TO The Tribune
LONDON, Oct 15.-English society
likes Americans Of the right sort. They
are readily admitted to the inner circles q
when properly vouched for and arc pop
ular. The king, while not as fond OF
our across-the- water cousins as was his
august father.AstAl holds many Amer
leans in high ,esfeem. II must be con-
fessed. however. that there is a certain
element OF rich Americans who come to
England IN the expectation that their
them Impossible but which tends to
bring Rnr ,n1, the snna nams gerean Into contempt
said 10 be veryA{nuch annoyed ar The
persistent mannef in which all roads
leading TO Balmorai are oyerrnn daily
glimpse Of their majesties The inTas-
lon OF the ancient homes of Scotland by
this class OF American milllone.res is
not to the liking of their niajesties and
several prominent landowners who shsure
at court have recefvednas hint that st
1hsr TSad time Ss as anS %e @ the f sgsS.
at at this this; season of the yeN fhey resided
Excel as HorsehetL
King Georges early rnorning rides in
the Row, which. everyone predicts arg
Hyde park. so far as the fasnionabIe
| riding center is conccrned.,r brings To-
.ns as laTs oM WSe asnss 5ss
is the only ruler who has wons iatfrels-
as, as a polo PLAYER OF distinction. the crowp1
daring steeplechase rider. as 'was also
i the Duke OF Clarence. The aged em-
peror Oh Austria has been e. noted norse
great age. an intrepid rider. wlii& {ba
! German emperor is never quite sb &anpy
as when he is hunting. King reter OF
fl,, 40 ~ -
| the rule that rulers ride WE'LL fdr. 4alS :,
though he Is a graduate Of fthe famosIse;
French military college Of 8 GyT,' NED
is no horseTan, and never afpenksx TAT w!
greater disadvantage than, wiierf he;
i astride a horse. = 4 s.ss -, -
/ Presidents Of France Walk. sE2;
Apropos Of rulers on ilorsebscE, .y5k IS T;
not generally known why the pye9idents
fids 10 any % %cf the gre fsfa3t miiitsfS rs
or state functions. 'Tfsjs Is owl IfS spt the 3
: rooted idea that II a president presents !
be the fear that>he Will too readily caI0s
tivate popular favor and arunso tho db
thusissm of the masses to a DANCE rqhk
! extent. For 1t Is held oy many .tecr5 -
that II vas chiefly owing to tie sflikiTX
and romantic figure Which General zEou5
langer.cut on horseback which gave hini
Suggestion for Memorial. fs <, :; !.
4 or ,it various suggestions afor ,iie-
MORALS 70 the late Miss Florence Night
ingale. enc Of the most sensiblet is that
Of Mise GU se%etary of the Women's J
Rritaln Miss Gifkproposes a hospital
pay the ordinary fess charged at privates
to he in accordance tb Miss Nightib
gales own work and idkes foi. ii will bei
remembered that she founded the IIos- Z
ago as 1850 III Harley street now re-
moved 10 now buildings in T.isson Grove
Ono "f her last appeals 10 the press
work after i>@ my Own @ heart There % ave are.
Of course. certain hospitals for ladies'
and gentlemen. but these arc not numer
professions or TO one sex. and big cen =
tral institution would fill a very real
want
Cut Wide Swath
element the other afternoon. A tall wo-
man attired In the worry latest thing in
hobbies. suddenly appeared opposite The
Piccadilly hotel. She was fair of coup-
tenance She surmounted by q hat
Of beehive design with aigrette feather
pointing to the zenith. wore sleeves cut
off short al the elbows and carried an
effective display of bunting in the way
OF n dainty. flowing shoulder shawl OF
gauzy substance But il was. the hohble
that. finished the picture. This was
| width. Of rich colorng. that effectively
hound the black silk dress an inch or two
below the knees. Several inches ot open
work stocking and pair OF high heelcd
shoes were deicately visible In thirty
seconds she was the hoad OF an interested
and delighted procession. Away towards
! Oxford circus she hobhlcd ana tho crowd
J lined up and let her pass. and then fell
in behind or trotted along admirinE the
way she dii il, Opposite Conduit street,
! however. she had had enough. and. swift :,
/ IL taking across the road. she sought
cover in large shop. II took three po-
licemen to guard tbe entrance.
Royalty to Wed.
J Though the announcement is not likely
70 be made just yet, there is excellent
authority for stating that a marriage has
been arranged between Prince Chris
! topher of Greece and Princess Alexandra
/ OF Fife Prince Christopher is the young
est Of King George OF Greece. and
| * 90 while his bridc-to-be will be 20
! in May next. The prince the guest
! OF the Duke and Duchess of Fife mt Mar
/ Lodge for a few days recently, and was
later AT Balmoral with tho king and
I queen, Queen Alexandra has been re-
| sponsible for this arrangement, Her af-
fectjon for her brother, King George. has
! always been very great. and her
| ma jesty's heart is set upon happy
! union between her young Hellenic nephew
and her pretty Scottish granddaughter.