The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-31

quarter year. owing 20 her royal un-
Cle's desire 30 cement the new and
friendly relations between Great Brit
ain and Russia by marrying her to the
the car. At one time there were un-
official reports OF a betrothal. IN
doubtedly this time the princess was
saved by a change in the diplomatic
A year and a half ago. when Prin-
cess Patricia visited italy with her Ia
Their, the Duke Of Connaught, there was
a revival Of an old story that the
Count OF Turin. brother OF the Duke OF
the Abruzzi, and in the line OF success
sion TO the Italian throne. was really
the royal prince picked out for her
husband. This was at about the time
that the Courtship between the Duke OF
the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins
came TO an unmistalcable end.
All this time, however, the princess
love for the Marquis OF Anglesea was
more and more in evidence. Now q
change OF tactics was decided upon
Princess Pat" should be provided with
a means OF forgetting her Charlie
The EnElishman who wants to forget
anything--especially love affair--al-
ways rushes off to Africa after bis
game. BY. rushing Princess "Pat" OIL
this way Il was confidently hoped "a
remove the Angelsea image from her
man man 9 an , 9SsTt as P55seies PTelim
OF the next royal bachelor In the mar
ket.
AS already mentioned. the African
experiment had the opposite effect
and an effect so pronounced that, King
Edward being no more, and George V
Indifferent about the matter. further
efforts 70 eoeroe the princess were
Princess Pats" preference for the
Marquis OF AnRlesea from the first
was quite apparent 20 her family. She
never made any effort TO conceal Il.
At the time attempts 20 coorco her in
20 regarding King Alfonso favorabiy
reached a crisis, she threw herself on
a sofa weeping and declaring that no
power could compel her 10 marry him.
She would have AnRlesea or none.
once at grand ball given by the
Duchess OF Westminster at Grosvenor
house she sanctioned on the part OF
the young marquis the orudest possible
breach OF royal etiquette. Instead OF
waiting TO be informed by an equerry
that Her Royal Highness would be
pleased 70 dance with you" he defied
an air OF proprietorship and claiming
and Betting-siK dances in success
sion.
For any girl except a royal princess
the Marquis OF Anglesoa is an admitted
catch He is a handsome young Welsh
peer Of most engaging manners. and
his income VIII be enormous in a few
years, when the estates recover from
the debts contracted by his predeces-
II must now be comforting to the
MARQUIS OF Angiesea that he has given
the princess so little cause for jeal-
ousy. With kings, princes and grand
dukes as his rivals he must often have
quite despaired. Yet Il appears that
the only bright eyes that ever may
nave caused him 70 waver we're those
OF Miss Billy Burke, the charming
American actress. It Is said that this
episode at one time caused Princess
Pat the keenest uneasiness
me aifair occasioned much gossip
at about the time when the young
came into his title and his
somewhat involved estates Prinoess
PATS preference for him being well
known. and be seeming a sedate. seri-
Gus and weli-behaved young man, his