Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-17

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above suspicion as was the wife OF
Caesar himself. BY all accounts Mrs.
Beatty was enormously pleased at the
invitation. as for one thing, some OF
her compatriots who were frantically
Jealous OF her social success in the
last reign were fondly hoping that
royal favor was at an end for her
She wore a dress Of softest black
chiffon for the visit and a black hat
simple enough and conventional enough
20 meet the approval OF her majesty
whose tastes sartorial are OF the most
reserved order.
The king has accepted an invitation
to shoot some day this season with Ad-
miral Beatty and the queen is coming
along one afternoon TO take tea with
Mrs Beatty and also to see the new
baby at InVercauld who is not yet two
months old.
VAIL OF HOTELKEBPERs
"Our best friend has gone from us
In the person of King Edward because
he brought all the richest American
men and the snartest American women
in his wake" said the manager Of one
of the most swagger hotels In Marien-
bad to me last week. This year
Americans have discovered that they
no longer need cures
"For years the same Americans used
to come here with unfailing regularity.
They spent money like water. Women
who never knew what a headache was
nor the meaning Of the word dyspepsia
got up at O'Clock In the morning and
went down 10 the springs TO drink Bit
ter waters because they knew King
Edward would be there They arrayed
themselves in the most exquisite cos
tunes 10 attract his attention, which
they generally did. the late king having
such an eye for beauty and good dress
ing, and somehow or other n presenta-
ton was usually managed.
There was one American woman
here last year who had not yet sue
ceeded In being presented TO his majes-
ty. Before she left for the springs each
morning she had a visit from her mas
seuse and her halrdresser and she wore
n new gown every morning--the most
perfect thing Paris or Berlin could turn
out All this meant that she had 10
rise about 3 a. m to get into trim. She
was getting desperate for there seemed
to be no chance OF the presentation.
Then she hit upon a ruse: She sent her
little girl, the sweetest little maiden
of you ever saw, to give the king
buttonhole This did the trick. King
Edward was always delightful to chill
dren. He thanked her profusely Then
the youn gster. having been coached.
asked II she might show him 'mommer'
Mamma came blushingly forward, apol-
ogizing for the forwardness OF her
daughter There II was A week later
this lady gave one of the most splendid
banaucts ever arranged in Marienbad
for King Edward"
Joy AT DIEPPE.
This season Il is to Trpuville, Deau-
Vile and Dicppe that the smart woman
has gone Never before have these
towns had so successful a season, They
are full TO overfiowing. "A state OF things
which will continue until the middle OF
September. Mrs. W. p. Leeds IL the
hostess at Deauville, whore she has meen
giving n succession Of little dinners. the
most recherche which II Is In the power
Of a French chef to turn out. There
also Is Lady Paget. who outdoes even
the smartest French women by the chic
and the "previousness' OF some OF her
evening gowns
American women are wearing the
most wonderful creations" In bathing
attire They make a special study OF
bathing clOaks which are usually OF the
most vivid Colorins-tomatO red. coral
mink or blue Some. however, elect To
wear black. as II shows up 10 perfec-
ton Wilderness OF skin and brilliancy OF
hair one mondaine OF whom everyone
Is taking has her toes manicured each
morning before she takes her plunge,
She wears black sandals clasped with
diamond buckles on her way TO the
deep. She would be unpleasantly sur
nrised II she heard some of the rem arks
made about her. LADY MARY.