Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-22

most wonderful things from Paris in
art, furniture. bric-a.brac, gowns and
jcwelry will be obtainable there.
DOGS DRESSING ROOMS.
A special feature will be dogs dress
ing rooms, which will be under the SUI
pervision OF an expert in these things
from Paris. Hero the daintiest canine
garments, jewels and furniture can
be bought, Those simply desiring to
have their pets sroomed can walk in
and put them in tho hands of experts:
there will be a veterinary surgeon on
the promises and canine surgery
| where dogs who are indisposed will ba
| treated.
Another important feature will be
| the beauty salon. The greatest ex-
perts In this line will be brought over
from Paris and will be presided over
by n fully qualified medical man, for
he first thing which tho promoters
mean to guard against is tho possi-
bility of any dangerous experiments
being carried out; but some wonderful
things are to be done in heautifying
Balmacean was lent by Mr., and Mrs.
Bradley Martin quito lately to Fred
criclS Townsend Martin that he might
nave lIt lltlt VI Ills lile
what seemed like all the children in
Scotland. Helping him was that In
tcresting bachelor. William Gillett.
whose boast is that he lis invited
everywhere but goes only to his
friends" The master of ceremonies
on the occasion was little Lord Gfing-
ton who Is funnily described In some
American newspapers AZ Lord Tif-
nngton," Lord Ellington Is of course,
Townsend Martins great-nephew.
Lady Craven, the little boys mother.
being his niece. There must have been
between 500 and 900 children at the
festivity: those who were present said
that It was twice as big as anything
Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria
ever gave at Buckingham palace. and
1t cost the host at least $4,000 Lest
the little ones should catch cold he
had M enormous pile carpet spread all
over the lawns. and II special train
from London brought down the art
istes and the side shows" to amuse
tho guests
NOVEL. TOYS ONLY.
one of the great toy merchants told
me that for weeks before the festivity
came of he was at his Wits end to
find novelties for Townsend Martin IN
the way of toys. he being determined
that only the most interesting should
be presented 10 the cIllluTei. t.i '#glfsl.s-
II had to ransack Paris, Berlin and
other big cities on the continent" he
said. ITO discover the things which I
knew the host would like. never met
IL man In myNlife who Is so wild about
children. lie seems never to want to
do anything else but play about with
them. 1t is delightful to see him.
Mr. Gllett gives children's parties
from time to time In London which.
however, at the outside do not number
more than so little guests Prince
Francis of Teck is also addicted 10
giving festivities of the same order. t;p
says they are 50 infinitely more amy
ing than those for grown-uDs.
Margaret Carnegie Is growing up and
all her friends to their great delight
think she is getting stronger. She has
been very busy lately forming a chill
drens league of which she is the presi-
don't. II is called THE BARNS League
OF Kindness" and she herself has
drafted all the rules and laid down all
the dutios. Each child member sub
scrlbcs out of his or her own pocket
money s125 n year which Is placed in
fund to be devoted to helping poor
children. Every member has to per-
form some act Of Kindness towards
some other child every week, Later
journal in the interests of the league.
Mrs Carnegie that 1t was advisable
their daughter should have some out
Side interest to occupy her and that
is how the League" was started
LADY MARY,