The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-21
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MEMORIAL To n
Such Is Novel Plan Sugeeste
Officer in Great Britain}
Navy.
QUEEN MARY on 0
Thinks Women of Court 81
Discard Tight Skirts, Lar
Hats and Cigarettes.
BY LADY MARY MANWARY,

BY LADY MARY MANWARrl
special TO The Tribune.
LONDON. May 2O.-Queen Ms,,&
cent pronouncement against tho 4
kirt is but another Indication al
rend of her maJcsty's mind, vhi<
.icates that the tendency OF th4
VIII be towards the rather nurif
IDEAS OF the later Victorian years.
In tact the queen is. as has bcen
"on the side Of the angels" ana 4
the effects OF her influence are Boo
10 show, They vii be much
marked, IL is understood. after thu
nation. "a
She Is dead against playing car
money, betting on races, cigarcttc
ing for women, and other such
date diversions. And she sea
think that her own sex should not
stalk deer. drive their own mofo
fly in aeroplancs.
Her majesty is also averse tn
plays and 10 novels on sex uun
The domestic woman is Queen
IDEAL. Then she has her own yio
dress and personal adornment.
eaJds her ladies' in waiting and M
honor, she has put han on op|
skirts. huge hats. and day gown
are made with half short sleev<
no neckbands. She likewise
10 hair that is too much puffed
sides, or that Is colffed in the e,
of fashion.
The queen likes her ladies' to
more or less on her own lines.
court II is understood that thare n
no undue imitation OF royal costun
IT Is no secret that the que
much the stronger will OF the
couple and that she Will have her
all such matters. The Younger an
er set regard the outlook as al
gloomy.
British Empire in BeardB
Among the multitudes Of suee
for fttingly commemorating Tire
Of King Edward VII. perhaps thI
novel OF all is that emanating frou
tain MacIlwaine. r. N. who say,
Our late king strongly favor
growth OF the beard. He grew on
self, and. 10 say the least. enco
its growth by the members of hi
sonal STAFF. His brother. the a
Our present king shares the views
father, grows beard himself and
his staff do the same.
Among men OF the present d1
beard Is the exception. not the n
II not incomprehensible that the'
hood of the empire. otherwise a1u
ready to accept royal lead. s1(
this matter show such indifYeren
worse. to the views both express
Implied of their kings? Is II nd
that they emulated their exampil
fulfilled their wishes? ID
The British empire in boards
be memorial 10 our late king 3
his heart would have loved. Can
preciated by his son. our present
Spend Fortune on Festival
Quite number OF aristocratfs,
are anxious to take prominent 81
the pageant which Is being organ
connection with the Festival Of
at the Crystal palace. Some Of IN
spending very large sums on tho
TUNES. Lord Howard De Wald<
example. has paid sl50 70 equip
properly In order TO appear In the
acter of the Black Prince.
Nearly two thousand women
oled at the Union Congregational.
Sunderland, the other day to see
EN- skirt" wedding. The conef|
was so curious that when anyoI
tered the church the people spranf
seats 10 look. The Rev. j. G. =
rebuked them. ID
This conduct" he said. lis rnc
seeully II is uube fittinp the or
| and shows a deplorable lack Of
ence." Outside there was an ea&<
at each taEicab that came UP.
When The wedding party arm
| members were all in ordinary q
tional attire. The crowd had
hosXed.
Women in Church office@
Though not exactly as con-
blackberries, women church ward4
| neither a novelty nor curiosity.
| Easter vestries remind us. y
marchioness of Exeter. who wae
mously elected church warden "a
parish Of Deeping ST. James. Soul
colnshire. has been church wan
twelve years. At Walsgrave-SoWo
verrall, a well-known follower
Atherstone and North WafW5k
hounds, is church warden. and II
that a renewed interest In the -
the church has resulted. f'
There have been quite q nuu
we'll do. and well-known iaQl1|
have at various times in various
held the office. A woman sa<
rather rarity. but there Is one 4
colnshire She has again poeu
| to the office, which has been noT|
In her family for over 200 year.