Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
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Sargent VIII Only Pant
Women Who A66ea1 to Him

| her gorgeous perambuator with It's
real ermine rug, on which is often laid
"a bunch OF Vlolets or roses. a pretty
conccit, no doubt the idea of the
| Countess of Granard
Mrs. Livingston, the mother OF Mrs.
ogden Mills and Lady Molras great
grandmother. has also been enjoying
| the Inequalities OF Dorchester House.
| She was extremely ill while there. but
was never too indisposcd 10 receive an
afternoon call from the small person
in muslin and old lace who SO FAR in
her career has never been known To-
weep. All her relatives have been
very anxious about Mrs. Livingston
Mrs Cavendish Bcntinck and her
daughters. Mrs Walter Burns and Mrs
John Ford, have been constant visitors
at Dorchester House According 70
present arrangements II she feels
strong enough. Mrs Livingston goes
abroad this week
Lady Paget has been entertaining
continuously ever since she arrived
back from New York Her festivities
are delightful little dinners with bridge
10 follow, which have been associated
so long with her name-repasts that
King Edward loved 10 be invited TO.
Since he came back from the conti-
nent he has dined once with her lady
ship.
LONG RANGE INVITATIONS.
Lady Paget posted the invitations for
several Of these dinners from New
York. II gives an idea of her popu-
lartty and her prestige I'm London when
II Is realized that each of these func-
lions banned out identically as she in
tended, every guest turning up and the
whole thing going on like Clockwork
one Of these dinners took place few
days after Lady Pagets return from
the United states. She was 10 have
worn one Of the gowns In which she
took New York by storm. but the par
ticular trunk in which Il was packed
miscarried and she had 10 be content
with an old gown. She appeared beam
inc and In great good looks
hear that with each hatch ~ IN
vltations she sent her instructions as
regards menu and table decorations to
her housekeeper. But she has over
been nastmlstress In the organization
~ matters social or otherwise There
is never hitch whom she is at tho
head Of affairs. possibly because she i-
not above taking every detail into con-
sheraton
Miss Drexel ana Miss Nifirod Carter
have been about together trousscau
huyinr md both have ordered ouqrti-
t'"s ~ things NJ the same nattoru Tho
other afternoon NJ q very chic shop ion
Mount strrot 7 was shown Some NJ tho
rrovorhiot dreams" ~ droeefp,- i1at-
ots which The nrospoctlvc brides had
bought Roth evils love white Ha1c
tho Garments thew have selected were
~ this color md MANY were ~ the
lingerie oraer Most lovely ~ AN were
those Wv Nila0oec ana Trish lace Same
wero ~ r0relin WITH thn vorv groot NJ
{ tr"bs and Insertions NJ oohwobbv lace
wh'oh gnvo Tho idea NJ having bean
'''a vufA ctr~ad in e9tr..tand A. tts
r'orent thev irtord that their we'd
dive droeeeo ehou no ne neo~i,- etit,o -s
rose'h'o Nieg Drevei is lu pe~ts with
hoe rrotNor iust now boiv~ ettsd
Tret ~ H~rt " vae eu~oastcd that
both woad'nve should tote nla~a on
tNc on r'o dafe on1 tNof tNo two brides
or7 hr'7"~~~011s ehouid deoart torcth-
"r f1r tN''r Noncvmoous hut ovoutu
ol'v tho notion woe nh00aouod ro-
long ~ h0a boon nrro mod hofuoop Tho
two r'r's TINT tho ono who marrlo1
0ref 9h0uA Navo tho other Cor hri7or.
maid Mics Drovers rnarriece with
Word Maidstone &C. fved for the sch 30
furo So th0f eho can riqif, Mics car
1 tor for her bridesmaid THE bride
groom win have 20 provi1o oleta nv
doy"n attendants and Miss Drexei
herscl also means 10 present her mails
with handsome gift each-an ideo
which has heen IN VOGUE for some timo
among wealthy brides
LADY MARY.