The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

were regarded as "6nc catches, were
the Duke Of Leinster. a rich Irish
nobleman; Lord Delnfeny, son and heir
of the Earl of Roseberry; Lord Wide.
house, who will be the third Earl of
Kimberly Viscount Royston, eldest son
of the Earl OF Hardwicke; Lord Her
bert Vane-Tempest, Lord Howard de
| Walden and Sir Charles Hortopp.
Sir Charles Hortopp had the ad
vantage Of being close friend of An
thony i. Drexel, father Of the Wis
| countess. but his age, 81, was a serious
| objection TO Mrs. Drexel, and besides,
| be was divorced man.
Winston Spencer Churchill, a SON OF
Lord Churchill and Lady Randolph
Churchill, was considered as being in
the running for short time. He grew
discouraged and a year or so ago mar.
! ried Miss Clementine Hozier, daughte
Of the late Colonel Sir H. NJ. Ho2ier
| X C. 3.
Strange as it may seem in all the an
| nounced rumors OF the viscountess s
| cnga cement, the real lucky man, the
one destined to become her husband
was not mentioned. and when the cable
announced Miss Drexel s engagement;
TO Niscount Maidstone it came as a
Atlantic
| sSOCldl CdIecl.
The viscountess s career in London
society has been brilliant enough 10
] satisfy the utmost desire of "a socially
| ambitious American girl or her proud
mother Both the king and queer
commented on her loveliness when she
made her initial appearance in English
! society, and as she passed in the Prest-
| lee Chamber in her sweeping ivory
| draperles at Buckingham palace. Later
| when the presentations were over,
Queen Alexandra, who is a great ad.
mirer Of feminine beauty, came up Ia
Margaretta and said 81 did not
catch your name as you went by. How
beautiful you are!'
patrician type. She has great, limpid
! eyes of gray blue. with long, curling
lashes, and complexion of ivory white,
| Just touched with the roses of youth.
Two little dimples make their homes
in her cheeks, and there is tiny red
mouth like Cupid's bow. She has the
broad. low brow that artists delight
in. all crowned with mass of wavy
| chestnut hair She is tall and slender
her perfect figure makes her the ad
miration of everybody wherever she
goes.
No picture gives an adequate idea Of
the young matron s loveliuess, because
Of its ever-varying expression. Her
coloripg, too, one Of her greatest
charms, is lost 10 photograph 1t has
been the dream of Sargent and Shan
non TO paint her: but she has not
yet found time for the sttings, For
so young a woman her individuality
is strong. and her complexity IS often
a source Of concern IN her friends.
| Combined with decided religious in.
stIncts is love of life and enjoyment
innocent pranks and fun.
Ridiculous Rumors.
Several years ago the Drcxel family
was much annoyed by reports that the
+ beautiful DreXel heiress would enter a
| convent.
i London was much interested in her
She made her debut al court in the
previous spring, and from that moment
WIS one Of The dsrliugs of society
She was regarded as the greatest
beauty. the richest debutante and the
most accomplished girl in the great
world of London. Her success was
wonderful. King Edward and Queen
| Alexandra singled her out for special
attention. Mrs Anthony Drexel, ar
knowledged the best dressed woman il
town, spent fortune on her daugh
ter IS gowns and Jewels, II was said
the young girl received three or -four
? offers Of marriage every DAY. Peers Of
Fall ranks. diplomats, the great men OF
the day. sought her Surely, it seemed
, such a girl would not become n re
ligcusc.
e Put the story mongers pointed out
that her second cousin WAS Mother
Katherine Of the Sisters of tho Blessed
Sacrament at Cornwclls. Pa. and they
asserted il was in that convent Mar