The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-10
Look for Nobility on Family Tree
By Margaret Watts De Peyster

.Ir.. and his bride viii be in London
in time to attend the wedding of Miss
Dreyel and Viscount Maidstone in June.
As / have told You before the date
viii be set at n time when King Ed
ward can be present as he has already
given a tentative promise To attend.
Bridesmaid Chosen.
Two socially prominent American
brides of the early London season have
selected Lady Theo Acheson. a sister
of Niscount Acheson. as bridesmaid.
Lady Acheson will be bridesmaid at
the wedding Of Miss Drexel and also
at the marriage of Miss Mildren Car
ter To Fiscount Acbeson. The marriage
of Miss Carter was first set for June
In London, but rumor had it lately that
there was a hitch in the arrangements
over the financial settlement demanded
by the titled groom-to-be.
Miss DreXei's bridesmaids Will be
Miss Rhoda Ashley, daughter of Dow
ager Lady Hastings and Miss Constance
| Combe, daughter OF Lady Constance
Combe, Charles Mills. a member OF
! parliament, Will be Niscount Maid
stone S best man.
Talks of Mountain Home.
Mrs. Julian Mccarthy Little, who be
| fore her divorce last autumn in Reno
was Mrs. Henry Spies Kip, has been
entertaining Newport with stories Of
adventure and description gathered by
her STAY III The mountains Of Califor-
MIA. Mrs. Little married her present
! husband a few DAYS after she had Sc
cured q divorce from Mr.. Kip. Then
! they went into California where Mr.
Little owns gold mines. They became
snowbound in the northern California
mountains and spent several exciting
weeks Mrs. Little was formerly the
pet of the fashionable cottage settle,
meDt in Newport. Young beautiful
and rich. she was a leader in the fash,
ionable Younger set She and her hus
band came east several weeks ago and
after spending some time in this city
have gone 10 Newport.
Interest in Engagement
The southern colony in New York has
displayed much interest in the engage
ment of Miss Lucille Barret Ligon anG
Mr.. Clinton Roland Mccartney Of Mo
bile. Both young people are well known
III Alabama, for Mobile was Miss Iii
gOn S home before her parents, DR.. anC
Mrs Greenwood Iigou, came to thi:
city TO reside several years ago Mis-;
Ligon is granddaughter of Mr., anc
Mrs Benjamin Temple Barret, who
! were people OF much social prestige III
Virginia in the antc-bellum dnvs. DR.
Ligon is Missssippian but resided fol
n number of years in Mobile Mr.
Macarthey comes from one Of the po
neer Alabama families. lie is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mccartney
The wedding will he celebrated in Jun,
in the old Barret homestead in Mobil,
and n number of New York and Wash
lngton people will doubtless attend.
Mrs. w. Waldorf Astor Home.
Mrs. w. Waldorf Astors visit her,
IS her first in several seasons. Whei
she was here in 1907, she arranged
pantomimc and tableaux for the bcne
fit OF the poor m0untaineers Of Virginia
The entertainment scored highl'
fashionable success. Mrs Astor
young sister, Mrs. Phipps. whose hus
band, | might mention. is not related t.
the New York Phipps family, has bee1
living on an adjoining estate TO tn
Astor manor near London. Another sis
ter is Mrs, Charles Dana Gibson
To Return to America.
Col. John Jacob Astor and his so,
Vincent will return TO America in Nav
| learn that Col. Astor will maintain
cottage at Newport and will entertain
lavishly during the season. This seem
| TO uphold the contention that he vii
; become the AstoT arbitcr Of society o
this side. Col. Astor has three fads
J his son, society and his automobiles II