The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
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az, her personality attracts more than
usual interest. Her friends here say
she Is going TO make. things hum. When
the marriage OF Lord and Lady Maid
stone. she staggered some of the older
set by her daring Views and her capacity
LOT Iaylng dow0 the law on social Ques-
inns; lions; Her mature opinions were more
Ike those of bachelor woman of thirty
i've than a girl OF seventeen. On one
with the Duchess OF Abercorn as to what
II was advisable girls should or should
n NOT Know, and the elder lady came off
ory that girls should he told everything.
SO as to make them wide awake
Mrs, David Beatty. who Is the only
Of Roxburghe. Queen Mary has so far
received. Will do her part in that tInos-
tentauous and very aristocratic manner
Admiral Beatty. is one OF the few real
chums King George has. Mrs. David
Beatty has no special desire TO shine as
retiring. and much wrapped up In her
small children, and she likes the country
and it's amusements far beyond town life
Clever Entertainer
a very decided contrast to her is Mrs.
Miller Graham the Californian million
great things at Lady Nunburnrolm's
house in Grosvenor Square last season.
She will be thero again for the summer.
and will excel even herself in the origi-
nality and beauty Of the poetic eastern
cotlllion she has In view. Mrs. Miller
Graham would have made q fortune were
she theatrical scenic artist. She Is
exIraordi rily clever In producing the
most novel and brilliant effects. and her
cotiilions are always removed for origi-
nality. She never takes cost into con-
sideration. and has acquired the reputa-
tlon of being the most lavish of Ameri-
can hostesses.
lent opportunities for entertaining at her
sunerb new house, fo which she has adj
dcd TWO stories. THESE consist mostly
II bedrooms in which she will put IN
he crowd OF American friends she Is
having over for the coronation. The i'm
proVements have cost about s1O0 600 hui
what has been taken out Of her in apx-
'etv and WORRY through DELAYS and the
ouarrels OF the French and English
worsmen is something she SAYS she does
NOT care to estimate. However. MS Mrs
Coventry remarks. "alls we'll that ends
vel! and the house Is veritahle dream
of luxury and beauty
,, The Honorable Mrs. Ceci, Bingham
MrS, Sna, ehahhneey hne tna, Tas-wiIl DO a. good
Charles street. She is letting her own
house In HEREFORD street and has re-
moved from 1t this week TO Charles
street some OF her intimate personal be-
| longings.
Lady Donoughnore is another prospec-
tive hostess. though she has not vet ac-
iuiicu d ne" HouSes one was 0eSlroUS
OF renting one In Grosvenor Square
! where nine out Of ten houses belong to
Americans, but was unsuccessful.
| The Influence OF the American woman
spreads wider ard wider each year.
fact which IS forcibly shown at tine pres
ent moment when more than half the
entertainments are being planned bv
them. There WAS an idea that when
King Edward died their great champion
having disappeared, there would be a
stop to their triumphant progress But
not 2 bit Of IL. Their star Is In the
ascendant. indeed. almost their only
successful rivals come from Britain's do
minions overseas, notably CanaIa and
! Australia.