Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21

MARBLE ARCH FANORITE
GOAL FOR PEDESTRIANS
rsrrciAL DtsrArrLl

LoVnoN. saturday
4 TERY evident It f. from the daily
aspect Of the PARK that the society
world or London Is taking up its usual
daily routine beginning with the early
soruing walk or ride followed by shop
ping luncheon and afternoon functions.
The hrst itom on the programme o.. how
ever, the vitality essential ono. for on Il
the London society vir depends Tor the
hrimance OF complexion and rghtness or
eye which. IN spite OF late hours night
after night never seem 20 raj. on t.
too. tho woman Of maturer yenrs depends
FOR retaining her figure. and the older so
ciety man tor keeping him 'ln condition &"
The Row and tho walk botween the
Achilles statue and Marble Arch ara the
favorites FOR pedestrians. tho former be-
cause there one can watch ones equss-
trian friends and the latter for It's I'M
broken line OF walk. twice 10 and fro
making up an ample morning walk.
or the "equestriennes'' when In town
one OF the most regular 10 be seen 10
the Row IL Lady wHloughby de Eresby.
who even before her marriage was never
so happy A. when on horseback especially /
In the hunting heid. Lady Kathleen pix I
ington. a thorough all round sportswoman. /
famous also FOR her splendid breed OF
French bulldogs and others. has already /
resumed her morning rides ln the Park
Mr.. william Gillette generally has with
him two or three girls. and n any Of his
young friends are not suficiently fortunate
10 own gee in town he Is always
ready to lend one The Ducshess of Mari
borough on fine days is generally TO be
seen starting out for her walk from sun .
aerland House. but is not often 70 be en-
sountered in the crowded parts OF the
Park. more often walking In the direction
OF Kenslngton Gardens.
MORNING WALKS.
The Duchess OF Rorhurghs Is another
who Is 10 be frequently mot walking brisk
~. Lady Carew. generally alone. but
sometimes with her sister. t. q strong ad-
vooate for morning walks Mrs New
house Mrs. Hamilton Mccormick and Mrs.
cioman are OF those who consider their
morning walk a. Necessary a. the subse-
quent luncheon.
Young girls and men arrange In the even
Ing for their canters tho following morn
Ing, society girls as a rule preferring the
morning ride 20 tho morning walk. which.
when the Row Is crowded. too ofton de-
generates into a morning dawdle.
Lady Knaresborough and her two daugh-
tiers seldom fail. nor DO Lady Norrey and
Miss AleKa Bertie ana Colonel and Mrs
Fludyer. Mrs John ward before her mar
rlage Was always out with her Pekiuese
Lady Granard was last season always out
early. and Mrs. George Cavendish Ben
timex is a. persistent "a walker as Lady \
Londonderry. Airs. Newman. baroness
Msyondorn. Countess wedel Countess
Psppenheim and her daughter Mrs. Frank
Mackey. and score OF other well known
men and women.
In fact the Raw between eleven and
twelve 10 the morning Is about the hap
plest hunting ground for the celebrity
seeker rrom prince 90 politician. noted h
ghaperon or pretty debutAute, who from
time immam0rIal. whether rightly or
wrongly. have been betcrogoueously
ciassed among the Liver Brigade" I,
AMERICANS IN LONDON 70
Americans are coming back 10 London
rapidly. anxious 20 secure tho best house,
before the rush of the season. Mrs
French Vanderbilt who for few months
occupied Mr. Garland'z house. No I Upper
Brook street. has now taken Lord wat
srford's IN the same street. Mrs. Bel
KNAPP. u Boston. widow of Admiral Bel
knap. T.. g s.. and Miss Rehccca uEey q
have arrived FOR the season and may take
a house. Mrs. sticHncy, who is stu shop
ping IN Paris is expected 90 be- in London
about the last week iu May Ladv
ChsyIasmore haze returned from Cannes
and Cora. Lady Stafford, s asaIn az
Chandos House
Lady barrymore return from South
Africa was the signal Tor the ratification .
Of the enragemcut between Hor daughter. p
Miss Neue POST and Mr. Montague H.-
liot. which was mentioned SOME months. O
ago Everyone. however is drplpriue rho
fact that neither ono of tHcm is we'll sup ,
piled with tbIs worlds suoIs Do fact. 81
thls rs the reason vhv Cor TWO yea-F the
engagement was NOT sanctioned u
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