Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-04

few Of the lntimatcs OF Lly Elsie
who are sure that they will hear
one OF these mornings that she
has married the young American mill
lIonalre. Alfred Vanderbilt Of coaching
fame and Miss Elsie Is the envy OF aIl
her companions for the dazzling bril-
liancy Of her prospects. Night atter
night Mr. Vanderbilt may be seen gaz-
ing at her wrapped in admiration as
she sings. Flowers, Jewels, bon bons
and everything else that the heart of
a woman could desire he lays at her
feet. Her rooms empowered I'm blooms
and FUN Of the lovely gifts presented by
the millionaire. are the admiration OF
all who see them.
George Edwardes had 20 rebuke Miss
Else because Of the extraordinary
number Of jewels she has boon wearing
lately lie considered the display
'barbaric."
Il cannot have all the attention taken
away from the music and the scenery
by your gorgeous display of diamonds"
he said. II she wished she could cover
herself from the crown OF her head 60
the tips OF her toes with priceless gems.
There IL no American society woman
or the moment in London who can show
quite such a superb display, and most
OF these have been presented to her by
the popular American sportsman.
Nj. Vanderbilt rarely drives his coach
to Brighton for the weekend now. He
prefers To stay in London and enjoy
the society OF Miss Elsie. Her girl
friends are eagerly expecting to be
asked to act as bridesmaids, but the
less enthusiastic say that n the we'd
ding comes on it viii be a surprise ar
fair at a registry office with stranger
for witnesses.
ROOSEVEGTs IN LONDON.
Although the Roosevelt family are
observing strictly the mourning for
King Edward they nevertheless are not
allowing the grass 10 grow under their
feet In the matter OF Sightseeing Mrs.
Roosevelt and her son and daughter
all In deepest black have paid visits
To the Tower OF London, Madame Tus-
saud's and the picture galleries and
thcy have had their meals IN rostaur-
ants where they happened t. be- As
rule their Journeys have been made In
automobiles or carriages supplied by
The embassy but they have not scprncd
the humble tubes tho buses or the
trans When they visited the Tate
gallery they won't by motor bus.
Mrs Roosevelt took her son ana
daughter 10 see ST Georges church.
Hanover square. where she was mar
ried Very few recognize the distln-
guished party as they MT about Lon
don. "A consideration they could not
posgibly enjoy were they accompanied
bv the cx-presldent himself whose
characteristic presence would be
bound 10 give away their Identity.
Ethel Roosevelt looks ridiculously
Young in her short black gown. sure
N the simplest frock ever made by
smart dressmaker. Save for little
stitching II has not vestigo NJ trim
ming She wears a black hat or quite
moderate size. simply trimmed
MIR. Roosevcl:'7 family were among
the numerous guests Lady Herbert was
entertaining at Z carlton House Ter
race to see the removal Of the late
kings body from buckingham palace
90 Westminster Hall for the public
lyinr-in-stat Others OF her friends
who came We're the Duchess OF RoN.
burghe. her niece. Lady Grlnard ana
Mrs. Mhltlaw Reid The house was
beautifully drapcd In deep purple vel
Vet which according TO rumor cost -
a ward Lady Herberts guests stayed
10 luncheon. In the center OF the tahie
vas a fine oicture Of the late king and
the menu cards we're printed IA silver
and had "a tiny photograph 81 him ~
each corner The table was decorated
with the most beautiful purple rises
and white ofiwers.
STRAIN ON CHAUFFEURS,
on the DAY that the x-president paid
ceremonial visits to royalties ana am