The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-17
|NOK|NC IN PUBLIC
|PROPER FOR LADIES
|ord Haldane Sets Precedent
|at a Dinner Attended by
Many Pron1inents.
'RINCESS is SCHOLARLY
)nly Daughter of England's
King Takes Up Study of
Literature.
~ LADY MARY MANWARING.

nv LADY MARY MAN " Ah1NE-
erIaj Cable To The Tribune.
'nNDON, Dec. l6.-Ladies may nov
aka IN public in London with high Of
aI sanction. no less than that OF Nis-
mr. Haldane. Recently q dinner WAS
a ST the Savoy hotel in aid Of the
,oument fund of the Bedford college
u,onnen, Lord Haldane presided and
~ were present some ct the highest
red men and women In the country
d the conclusion OF the dinner proper
Fd Haldanc said:
n am directed by the large body OF
ies present 10 intimate TO YOU that
oking by either sex wlll not he object
irs. Asquith. and Mrs. Winston
,frchill were among the many ladics
|ecnt who Immediately Iii cigarettes.
Ming that however wrong IL may be
,sfdered in tho United states. smoking
ladies' In public is perml ssablc in Lon
\. Soon after, at lhe Savoy theater.
4 Cameron Swami boasted to a meet
[of suffragertes how she had tried 20
Iot The dinner because Mr.. Asquich was
|rt She had walked up TO the top
u and tried to pub off the cloth, aud
b she had been put out. she said
Engla nd s Princess Scholar.
I Is announced that Princess Mary is
>rtly 10 have A course of private read
h at York cottage. Sandrinsnam. Her
|el hIshness Is already very well read.
tif Is the queens wish. that she should
N pay special attention 10 the best
1ppcan literaturc, and that She should
"A the German and French authors III
Ia original tongues.
he education Of the princess has ever
ID matter of very great Interest 10
Ypyaj mother, who has personally SUI
hi ouhc cI rp-- eft =
" daughters progress very carefully.
h majesty was particularly anxious
l all her children should become en-
q linsuists and while the Prince Of
1lcs and his brothers all have very
ID knowledge of French and German,
y said that Princess Mary has SO far
@un the most aptitude Tor the study OF
|Epages. On one occasion, not so very
Il: ago. the French embassador COM
napted her royal hiShness on the fluent
|1ner In which she conveFsed With him
1iH own tongue. and he was particular
3 Is not generally known that Princess
W bids fair 10 become very accom-
1hnd sportswoman. King George has
tn her lessons in the art Of fishing,
she Is now a keen disciple OF lzahlS
<lfon. The princess Is also fond OF
r9t!ng, while she has even soue in for
'Enere on the private cricket ground at
'1dBor. Like her august grandmother,
% Alexandra Princess Mary Is an
W at taking photographs. and she
1etses fne. collection of interesting
qres that she has taken from time
une. Another OF her royal hiGhness's
QTpnshnnen1s Is cookery, and, thanks
Sne queens example, she Is very
Fopgh little housewife.
Are J,oyerS of Muric
2 BaIfour. now that lie is free from
eaJes OF leadership, will probably be-
az great Il conccri-goer as he was
thirty OF moro years ago, when he
leisure TO devote 10 his favor!te art
slply he and his old friend. sir John
~ another lnusic-lovlng soul, may
m attend concerts together as in the
OF the Fourth party, when they were
q accompanied by the then Lady
ndolph Churchill. whose husband and
Henry Drunmond- Wolff made up the
-Samone quartctte. The three might
nave been seen at tho Monday
-one esthetic. with long hair and
spats. the other solemn and stern :
.ng With beard and ye-glaSses. and
ley dressed Mr Balfour has a
%lease OF music that is little short OF
seious' Wagner. Beethoven. Schu-
handel and Bach. and his old
~, slr Hubert Parry, are all familiar
He likes playing Schumann
u D7ethoven with another conEenial
~ and is hne performer on the
os5lorte: reading and playing classic al
S "itn The ease OF a professional.
Sister Is Considerate.
'lst lot our statesmen have owed TO
ueVotion q women, Mr.. Gladstone
never have accomplished az much
as ne did II II had not been for his
ana al the world knows that Mr..
.vnl might say the saine thing Of his
Get slstcr, She has been wonderful
Ws retirement and tho disloyalty OF
MS party have proved a great
oasss w. heL. 1t is she who has always
~ inc estate ct WhittinGehame
no staoies. too. She has a keen eye
S,,1sl, and leaves nothing TO her un.
She knows the capabilities OF
~ ,ne gardeners OF WhitinEehame
~. ~ ms Pre- rc-motoring days used 80 &C
- tAe STABLES twice a week in order
~ i0r lersolf that all the horses were
S,hI pinE OF condition. The bTouglian
.Sns .Sch mr. Balfour usod 70 get about ir
~ was lifted up with the most elsb
Mncil. 'onsehlenccs. Little pockets fol
IA and pens and papers. clocks
{Its, .p1enges and what not. Whenever
,for,, saving novelty appeared. Mis-
IS Il diways bought IT. There Is IN,
r,ras..mn n OF affection between the TIVE
1nb aned between Mary and Charlie