The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22
|IG[ CHIEFS
||T GU|LDHAL[
u Carnegie and Colonel
'P,aseyeIt to Meet the
Peace Society.
|,ppENCE BETWEEN THEM
FORMALLY ARRANGED
!, IyiatorS Take the Air
4, Hidden Crown Jewels
commented On.
.v PAUL LAMBETH.

\, rabc 20 The Tribune.
|poy. MAY 2l.-Andrew Carnegie
,-mer President Roosevelt Will
\ -. annual meeting OF the Peace
4 !, The Guildhall on Tuesday
III \, the formal meeting of these
\ -, advocates OF worlds peace.
,..,i, will make a speech. but it
*--,,in vet whether Mr.. Roosevelt
Induced to say a few words TO
,bs cause. II Is believed he
N bs would, make some eXtreme-
.,inr statements rs to the feel
s,Ss arbltration and the limita-
.n,nents, at the various Eu-
,snltals. but il is not likely he
4 ..,fsrence Mr.. Carnegie has ar
s.svesn Mr.. Roosevelt and some
4 ssders OF the peace movement,
~ nresIdent Will probably give
m oi his talks with the kaiser,
a raIlieres. King Victor and the
yrancis Joseph. but IL is hard
,hs publlc VIII be taken into
[fb,7ce at this time.
/ /~,rsssion Is strong here that Mr..
"A viIl head the American dele
n the next Hague conference.
sHnied IL he should be rendered
.gpt this appointment he would
4 Ssnlnant force in the conference
/Y b. able TO do more than any
i-r,s man TO advance the cause
pacs Of the world,
roseyslt has accepted the offer
fsmhridge Union To be made an
member of the society He Is
frst citizen OF the United states
~. honored, for included In the
"A distinguished list OF honorary
Of the union is the name of
wendell Holmes. The last 10 be
Sss Lord Kitchener on his re-
= the Sudan campaign.
4 fhs American Invasion,
arsrioan invasion Of London this
vi be OF exceptional Importance,
Ia fhe number of wives OF multi
Etss who are expected TO enter
z lvish scale, Great Cumber-
La Is literally turned into an
y colony, so numerous are the
% trans Atlantic visitors there.
h7 Of we'll known English houses
10 fallen into American hands.
Is expected that the display OF
e made BY these ladies will add
rally 10 the brilliance Of London
y From all parts come the dol
sas, among them Mrs. W. Gra-
Ia California. Mrs. Jordan Mott,
J. rs Of dollars from New York,
u secured Mrs. CORVALLIS Vests :
si Mrs. William Leeds, the wild
J multi i-mlllionaire. The Duchess
srzhe will he In Chesterfield
Lily Grsnsrd. Young, beautiful,
oi the best dressed women in
has got Forbes house. Mrs.
Vanderbilt brings some millions
= 10 Brook street, while Mrs. j.
I, NIL be not far off in Hill street.
alF Farwell is still looking out
ndon house for the season. and
I9scied she will settle in the
residence OF q we'll known Eng
4 :Apcnt Morgan's Silver.
= Morgan's splendid collection
snnsn silver has been removed
,sow Art gallery 10 the Victoria
Hi museum, South Kensington.
fsldents In London an oppor-
- rudy IL.
Women Aviators.
par was the year OF the city
This year is the year OF the
ssmsn."
~ lflng weeks" have been ar
q nke place during the summer
; hngland, and at each Of them.
ertd. at least one woman avia-
p seon.
Halter OF money with most OF
: z. fees paid TO the ordinary male
m sufficiently tempting. But
S women aciaiors qualified &c
1e Tor exhibition purposes will
4 eemand almost any sums they
ome scores OF them are learn
H" tryins 10 lcsrn. and some
nave succeeded. One of these
Af kayanagh. is an English
81 Inc others are all French
2 'hs latter Is the Baroness de
80 shc was the first woman &c
usnaIes A big Noisin blplsne
slll and courage. Two other
%ins women, Mile. Aboukaia
D,rlcO, soar gracefully alofI
mue 'demoisello" rnonopIaneS
N Tlen in the air. not IN.
.rous dragon-fies with Soss
~" 9 outspread.
pe OF either OF these ladies
Nsfn1emouth next July. would
tne success Of that much,
~noh meeting. for. in tho eye'
4 monoplane. even HheI
nan Is always more attrac.
6+l niplanc, vliilc. OF course
b., would be greatly enhanced
rIn. ",oh" flown by . woman.
> Saaadra's Pearl Brooch.
= ny sHsshsndra has a little pear
sne greatly values. 1t wa
Il La mslesiys Intimate friend
- Cadogan. Tho brooch con
4 = ssr. pearl of great size. whicl
Z -, In an oyster taken from
~, ~'s at Clifdcn, county Cal
-&l|T " wonderful lIster. and wa
.t1|y mounted for her ma iesty 10,
g sng Georges Stamps.
!. pt pts " an enthusiastic STAN
lba collection IS one OF ih
rcs world and is worth thou
Il h ago ne govc tic hugo sur
~ - slngle stamp,
sf4Iti /" ,"srcst in philataly was s.
n sFsn,, uufned his attention {
4 esn"s. esn and was once asked h
h IA In ppppstmaster-general 10 Civ
~ t."o IN me preparation of a no,
. e. fs SShaaian stamp. This u
~ u'tins design was mos
~ II hris ,Enward shares his royg
ors ,hr stdmpg. and his col
1Xt.r ant uIst rs the envy Of ali hi
X Watsssd "; indeed. is better tina
b oy experienced adu
tassis stamp collector is tn
~ ~ a. Whose collection is almo.
3 aw,ha ma, Of tho king. Fc'
ildnr "are ,Sre how the craze liza
" We'll III isst few years. Thcr
-1r fo- nhnoWn society womc
NJ hla, 'no hobby, tho Duchess ,
soi NalrlIv,n oi TIC most ardcr
- elIsctSr, m this country.
AZ ,.'zr ans n however is NATURAL
,iiri III tlal.l,nns mon. and one of ~
Z, tAE Il sS Is The Earl ,r cia 1,