El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-02

OF women
Is Admirer of Canada.
Canada has no more ardent admirer
than lady Rosemary LeVeSOn-GOWer,
daughter of the late duke of Suther-
land She accompanied her father on
his last trip to his possessions in the
Dominion over the sea and came back
confirmed Canadian booster. FIRE.
quently she expresses the hope that
some day she may be able to SPEND
a long time on the Sutherland ranch,
and declares nothing would suit her
better than to make her home there
She is one of the most attractive girls
of the moment She has the ROSslyn
personality, and that spells charms.
But she is not a bit keen on young
men, and won't say How dye do to
names of the number she has already
rejected would fill a volume. Like most
heiresses, she is apt to suspect that
men have an eye on her fortune, and
this is combined with a good dash of
the Scotch caution that was so char
acteristic of her late father.
Queen Helps Oldest Subject.
Queen Mary is much interested in
the condition of Mrs. Rebecca Clark,
of Wood Green, who is said to be her
majesty's Oldest subject She is 100
years old. Her only means of support
is the old age pension, the members
of her family being unable to render
her assistance Her two sons, the
by age from obtaining other than
casual employment. The Wood Green
council recently issued an appeal in
behalf of the venerable woman. When
it was brought to the attention of her
majesty, she promptly took steps to
supply her with comfort the balance
Of her days.
Cars Brother Joins Colony.
The English colony of royal semi
exiles has received a recruit in the
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of the car. He must not be confound-
ed with his uncle, the grand duke
Michael whose marriage to countess
TOrby, caused. his practical exile from
Russia The cars brother is leaving
Russia for the same reason. He mar
ried out of his class. He has taken
knebWOrth the seat of the SyttOns,
and promises to be a figure in society.
The empress Marie atwaS who suggest
ed that the grand duke Michael should
visit England, a country she likes bet
ter now than was the case years ago
She has given up meddling in the state
affairs in Russia, although she is still
looked upon with suspicion as a re-
actiOnalist, but hear that she is
very actively encouraging the idea
that the prince of Wales should be
reserved for the grand duchess Ia
tiana- Someone will have to do his
love making for him, unless he alters
considerably for Evian has an q al
most morbid horror of the opposite
sex. I do not know from whence he
inherits it, for if all one hears is true,
neither his father nor his grandfather
were so afflicted.
Is Interested in the Stage.
In this connection hear the prince
is becoming deeply interested in the
stage, not in the stage women, but
in the plays. In this at least he takes
after his grandfather, who always was
fond Of the drama.
It may not be generally known that
king Edward when prince of Wales
actually trOd the boards as an actor.
1t was when he was in Paris back in !
the early Sos. He was at that time a
great admirer of Sarah Bernhardt, who |
was then playing Fedora The prince |
remarked to the divine Sarah that he |
would like to be a real actor. why /
not2' she. asked quickly It ended in (
his taking the part for one perform /
ance of Vladimir, and he did it we'll