The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
/ 0RD Dk|TCHENER
! To Be BEST MAN
Field Marshal Is to Make His
First Appearance Before
Matrimonial Altar.
MILL BRACE UP HIS
OLD C0MRADE IN ARMS
Hunter is to Be the
4 Groom and Lady lnyer-
clyde the Bride.
By LADY MARY MANWARING.
ec;ar Gable 10 The Tribune.

D
specjal Gable 10 The Tribune
SLoNpON. Oct. 22-Ficid Marshal Lord
eItcbcner OF Krarsoum. with the renuta-
by the Nay-of
runnymcd woman-hster, Will make ms
6rst appearance befoye the matrlmonia!
,I.ar on November /. He will not, how
cvcr. be ono OF tho principals. His old
,,or,,rs,le- -in-arnls. General Sir Archibald
rTunteT will on that daH take TO himself
4 wife in the person of Mary. Lady 1nVcr-
tiydc. widow OF the sccond Lo:a ..i iine.
siytIc, who was chairman of the Cnnard
Stca,nship company, and Ia oil ~ naS
10 act as best man. III VIII
Ia "A notable wedding and VIII be attend-
III ID, the most famous men ana ~otnen
hi TIC country General Hunter is Vne OF
Inc best liked men in tho army ana was
I, parlicnlar favorite OF the late king.
rho Archbishop of York, II is undrrStood'
win perform the marriage ceremony:
oiilc pr Body Carpenter Uhc bishop Of
Eipon) and Prcbcndary Anderson, lile
,ncior of St Georges. will assist. The
reccplion will bc held at the brides house
IN Upper Grosvcnor street.
Have Courage Of Convictions,
e Thc militant sufrsgettes certainly have
the courage OF their opinions and lose no
of pressing thcir propsssmoSS
I'd the Tlippodromc recently durinS INC
nerfor,nanre cf a comedy sketch called
''H. NJ, : Perhaps" Part OF the plot Is
Die diacoycry Of number OF sunraSisis, Us
nsIio are in hiding on the dock OF the
battle shin and WHO. OH being discovered.
arc nunc overheard without ceremony;
Sonc lalf-doEeO Suiirs ciStS VINO occup,co
Fcats In The front of the hall rose from
heir a"ats and Loudly protested against
lhc rough handling which thclr sisters
|n the play received. and refused to be
siioutoJ down b% the audience. As the
Romen persisted, in ihcir protest. the po-
ice were called i'm and the intcrruptcrs
'orcibly elected. They offered great re-
.isisncc, however. and clunE with might
md main 10 the orchestra ratings.
Made Queen Pay.
puno,tar castle an historical old Scot
|fsh keep. situated on 4 prccipitouS clin
near Stouehavsu. mas been tho scene of
IN amusing INCIDENT. in which the queen
irured.. Her majesty. accompanied ~
frincess Mary. Lady Marr TrefusiS, Lord
Rosebcry. tAe Marquis dc Several aud
5ir Henry l.erec. u";ored 10 Dunottar
,nIlpC Ihe bell of ine keep the custodian
-ff1Isf lls head o.nr ihc hafllemNUta. and.
,nt recoGnizlnG dis distinguished visitors,
Hsisfed. az :hey had no tickets, ON their
,ayinS siSprn"c head for admiitan'e;
rbis amused her majesty greatly. and
'ife custodian nas assured tha: the neccS-
.Brv payment would bo made The royal
PARTY was lion allowed {" inspect the
rnins. afierward signing the visitors bool.
N was moi ,JnfIl some time later that the
'netodiau examined the signatures and
Teund out for III" first time The identity
of his visitors,
Sympathy for Princess.
Eercral sympathy has been extended TO
Friuce.s Alexander George oi Terk over
Inc death of hcr baby son, Prince MaU
f,rfncoss. 7ho Is NOW in her twenty
cightl year. heS hccu one of tlIe most
ropular members uf ou- royal family.
md Was q particular pct Of the late King
Edward Sho WAS married I" Queen
Aiary's eldest brother 4 little oyer six
rcar- ago. il was essentially 4 love
match. and though ueithor OF tho Young
couple waH well endowed With this
Verdi goods. heir married life began
under the hsppicst auspices Al that
Iimc Prince Alexander WAS serving in
thr Aldsrshnt command. and King Ed
Nard loaned them a. residence the
fpyai pavilion there. This arrangement
Ras cminontlv satisfactory TO The prin-
ccss. aud sin" found the mewhat
cl@mpcd accommodation OF ihe pavilion
4ute sufficient for their modest require
mrnts Further, 1ldersi,o' is very con
Cleremoni. her home. and she was thus
able 10 slip away and have helpful
rnat wlDh her mother, The muchloved
I'uchess 'of Albany, after lunch. and be
n9ck in time for dinner. III those days
she Was familiar figure oil the o'clocl.
Ifst train from Aldcrshot. willch used To
pc stopped az tshcr for her convenience
Changed His Mind,
In this connection au amusing story
DAY be told. one day q Young office r
'*l'o had just been appointed To Alder
*not. and al exceedingly well-knoWr
|Qilltary journalist were chatting on tho
Ilatiorm AT Aldcrshot station wher
trincess Alexander entered, accompanied
|py maid. The officer looked her owe,
'rriiicaily. as he gave his embryo mus
|<ache twist. and remarked TO his com
phnion: 'Dcuc"d pretty girl, th1ti II
'tne,s going to iown / have a good MIND
10 travel With her
Oh. should. old chap" laughed hi.