Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-14
Lord Maidstone and Fiancee
Select Ten Bridesmaids
for Ceremony.
MANY PRESENTS ARE
SHOWERED ON BRIDE

LoypoN. saturday.
lVJEEE an the matches" which are
w made by Dame Rumor cousummated
then indeed the parties most inter
eSted would not be granted much exercise
Of the rule OF selection. This same meddler
, has Of late again been busy, out. as is not
infrequently the case. she has made a mis-
take and will have 90 retract her prog
nosticat.ons. The mere fact that Captain
BERTHE Paget accompanied his mother on
her late visit TO America was certainly not
conclusive evidence that the object OF the
visit was 20 bring about an alliance with
an American. this, however, IS the deduc-
ton which has been arrived az In New
York. FOR the probability of a speedy mar
uage between the wealthy young widow
Mrs. William Leeds. who made her FIRST
appearance On London society last season
rnder the auspices Of Lady Paget. with
whom she shared Mr. Anthony proNels'
former yacht the MarEherita. and Mr.
BERTHE Paget. Sir Arthur and Lady PaEct's
eldest son. has been frequently discussed. I
That the hypothesis is absolutely With I
out foundation I have been authorized 10 /
state IN emphatic terms. for OF q certainty /
Captain Paget has not only no intention oil
entering as yet I'm the bonds OF Watrm1uv.
but Furthermore. IL Is much more likely
he viii choose am English bride. for he is
most loyal to ul that pertains 60 his
fatherlsud Mrs Leeds. however, will GER
taiuly bee In town again for the season. but
as vet she does not know whether she will
take house o- not She would, 7 hear.
like 20 have e. small pied-a-torro within
easy reach Of town somewhere IN the
vicinity OF Lady PaEers place, Coombe
Warren, Kingston Hin There are some
charming houses 20 be had there, so it f.
quite possible that she may this season be
one OF the Kingston I'm hostesses.
MRS J. II. SMITH ALSO DENIES.
Another American widow whom gossips
ire repeatedly remarrylng is Mrs. }. IT,
smith. sister OF Mrs. Anthony D-eNel
Here again the matrimonial agency has
been at fault, and Mrs. J. n. Smith om- BIZ,
denies that she even dimly CON
emplates such a step. True Il is that OPP
'ortunities are not lacking. and one can
urdly realize. as one sees her az the opera "
nd social functions that she Ie soon tu '
ia grandmother This desired event is 10
xpected in June. and Mrs smith is hop
lg 20 get her house finished Tor occu- %
ancy during the next three weeks, but 'e
IS progress has been greatly retarded De
wing 20 the strike IN Paris so that the ''
.orkmen have only come over this week ai
, begin the work OF decoration. This II
anne conuetemps is likewise the cause Oh
hy Mr.. and Mrs Henry Coveutrys he
ouse. which occupies another corner OF WI
rosvenor square, win not be ready for th
lem until the end OF the season pr
By tho way very quiet marriage wi
'remony has Just taken place between mn
z Philip Grey Egerton, brother of Lady IN
.lkirk. aud Lady Clarke, who was last
,ar divorced from her first husband ga
r Rupert Havelock Clarke. Of Ruperts- do
God. Mrs Richard McCrcery tnee Guy pei
r. Of New York;. obtained o. divorce COZ
ON him in 1905 and IN 1907 married lc
r. Richard MoCreery. for
Very few even OF their intimate friends sui
we been aware OF the fact that the on,
other OF Mrs George Cavendlsh Ben We.
lck and Mrs ogden Mills ls living mil
Hously IN at Dorchester House. which PAL
r. the last few weeks has served in 9th
e capacity OF nursing home Mrs. Ma r.
rim Livingstone g. stll. ] understand. The
a critical condition and her dausb- VIII
rs are Ia constant attendance. Pa,
Nlready wedding gifts have begun - - ent