Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-30
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, the jevelry the duchess favors. People
are asking what all this simplicity
means?
SO far her grace's example has not
been followed. Her countrywomcn are
more luxurious In their tastes than ever,
They are Jewel mad, dress mad 1
heard an American woman say the 9TH
er day
Il could starve. but I could not do
without beautiful frocks and hats. They
are about the only things worth hav-
ing"
AMERICAN PICKNGs.
good percentage Of the most ex-
elusive shops I'm London now depend
upon the luxurious American for pat
ronage. They viii pay anything for
garment II they believe It Is really
out and out chic I have been told
again and again. These women will
only 20 to the most expensive shops
They have no use for any others. Nor
will they look at anything unless II is
abnormally priced.
Mrs q, n. p Belmont the Duchess
OF Marlhorourh's mother. has Just az
rived here. she viii ms usual stay
AZ Sunderland house where her daugh-
ter had fitted up for her some time ago
a most uNurious office. In this beauti-
ful den with its antique Persian
carpet and oriental furniture. Mrs Bel
mont interviews an sorts and conditions
OF women The woman question fas-
cinatcs her almost as much as II does
the duchess. who although she has
not declared n openly Is a rahid suf-
FRA rist II she wcrc not afraid OF
outrasinE the feeling of the best set
here the duchess would have a great
deal 20 say on the subject II is she
who has made so ardent a suffra gtst OF
her mother Mrs Belmont. some time
ago, told ono Of the leaders OF the
movement ON this side that she was
disguised with the apat thy of the ma
1orIty Of her own couutry-womcn In re-
gard TO female suffrage in America.
She is OF opinion that N the suffrage
was granted 20 women I'm England.
Americans would then become more en-
thusiastc about It on their own behalf
BECOMING A SPEAKER.
Mrs Belmont is becoming good
speaker She took lessons at Sunder-
lana House i'm oratory from the same
teacher who made 500 accomplished "a
speaker of her daughter. No doubt.
however, both ladies' had n natural
gift OF the rah.' but they would not
deny that they owe something 20 art.
When she was last I'm London, Mrs.
Belmont told people that she would
have liked To have gone 10 Jail for ana
experience and 20 prove her entire con-
NiCiion. hut II was impossible. owing 10
hen daughters position. Consequently
she had 10 De unseihsh and forego her
desire
OF an the American men who visit
this side, Frederick Townsend Martin,
a brother OF Mr. Bradley Martin OF
Balmucaan-is undoubtedly the most |
popular Interesting bachelors who. I
from time 90 time, have held posts al
the American embassy. have been Civ
en- this distinction. but ] think, II "A /
vote were taken the honor would be /
found TO rest with Mr. Martin First |
and foremost he is a royal good sort
and when he does entertain he does IL
like prince. Then ne has always
some surprise IN the way Of a new
dance or a new supper dish with which 4
to rcFale his guests When he gives
party In London he thinks nothing OF II
bringing some new artist from Paris or
Berlin and engaging a special train for K.
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