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Show NO. 158. VOL. L OGDEN MAKE AN ENGLISH FIFTH AVENUE the name of Consuelo's father, oddly enough, being more familiarly identified with the mansion in the neighborhood than that of the Duke himself. And, sad to say, Sunderland House backs immediately on this district of slum. Just before one gete to the Marlborough palacp. going up ihe street, there is a sort of dingy archway, and passing through this one finds himself in a dirty little square, which calls itself Shepherd's Market, anl which is filled wtib small shops and dwellings, that .from the lok of them, might- - be in the center of White-chapor Bethnal Green snywhere hut just off the street where reside the Earl of Crewe. Katherine. Ijuiy Letrhmere, who Is known as the most exclusive of Ixindon hostesses: the Earle and Dowager Countess Howe, Lady Mary Foley, and goodness knows how many other titled folk. It seems that this section of the neighborhood wee leased long ago for a hundred years or more, and that is why It will be impossible for a long time to come to get rid of all the little rookeries a goodly number of which are pube. as they call the cheaper sort of saloon over here. 7 Curtis Street is most incongruous in London American Aristocrats Live Side by Sidewith Englands Poorest People. e) --O the future Fifth avenue n Mayfair might be described as quite impoari-bl- e at any rate as a place of residence for the exclusive. Besides being croaked and narrow, it la awkward to get at. To enter it from Berkeley square you would have to dive down a pair of stairs and then thread a narrow passageway Landsawne passage it ia called with brick walls on either side, and so gloomy that on dark days it has to be lighted with big gas lamps. Tbe shortest way into Curzon street from Park lane ia up another llight pf DUKE'S DEMOCRATIC? NEIGHBORS. stairs and through another rather forBehind Shepherd's Market there are bidding passageway that is marked at. the Curzon street end To Park mews and more shape end it is on follane and Pitts Head Mews, the mewa lowing the smell street that separates crooked. May Curzon street, which wrlgglee from autocratic Berkeley square has plutocratic Park lane, suddenly rrow, Lf that American millions are UKOvered an Ensliah edition of gnnf aFifth avenue and, by the same New-rtta- nd the smartest street in London, the viewpoints of social prestige foot. ind price per square now a Canon street has had until mixed opinion of itself. The met made one think of the things the wonderlitgi spoke of in Alice's and: ijn Ships and shoes and sealing wax And cabbages and kings. ov live in if you want to he in the gnt rank of American millionaire! ' Vbo entertain royalty right royally. It Is in Curson street that the Duke end Duchess of Marlborough, assisted by the Vanderbilt mlilione. have built the most magnificent private residence Is London, and undoubtedly it is the pmeence there of Sunderland houee, u the impreeeive pile is called, that hai lei practically every rich American who has taken a house in London thle caion to try to eetabiieh himself either in or near the street whgrs. according to Thackeray. Becky Sharp abode at the height of her social career in of Chicago is lust street la only a Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt of New York, who have been visiting the Marlboroughs recently, also have taken a honw in that the reception and banquet io lie given EveryCol. Handley, on June lOlh. thing will be free, and a big game is expected. A cordial invitation is ex- GARDEN PARTY. A garden party, given by Mrs, Hlbba, Wednesday at Raymonds, was a most auspicious introduction of summer out- street HOUSE. It was luck pure and simple, or perhaps It would be better to uy necee-altthat led the Marlbouroughi to deride upon Cunon street as the site of Sunderland Honw, or "Blunderland y. got because of the minr mistakes made by the builders in fbllowlnr tbe elaborate plane furnished them. The present, site was snggrsted to tho Duke and thichew in the first piire. bnt it was not until Belgravia and Mayfair had been vainly ransacked by them in search of a better situation that It was finally decided to build on It. One of the drawbacks shout the site was that it. waa occupied at the time (in 1899) hv Curann Kreet chapel, a fashionable little church which it. coat the Marlbottrough family many thousands of dollars to We pulled down. No nne who knows Canon street will vender that the Marlboroughs would have preferred almost any other fash The members of the Fraternal union are looking forward with pleasure to Mrs Wm. Blnford's entertaining qualities were glowingly proclaimed at an afternoon party given to a few of her lady friends Friday. Enjoyment area derived from several hours devoted to card playing, and par taking of dainty viands. Mrs. Richardson and Mrs. TliatcLer were the lucky prize recipients, other than whom the personnel of the party was Mesdamea J. I. Smith, L. Wright Lavender, Cave, Llppincott and Toller. round the corner In Grosvenor street; and Mm. F. H. Leggetts new establ- Houee," as the place during lie construction Mrs Geo. McCabe, of Washington. D. C., ia visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Fitzgerald. door festivities. Socially and numerically, this pretty party la classed in the first, column of the seasons social calendar. Euchre preceded a temptingly-serveluncheon, the prizes, a growing fern and a band-paintplate, falling to Mrs Cannon and Airs Andrews, rethem that one discovers how the place spectively. Sunderland . Delighting in thle happy ouilng were surrounds completely House on etery side but one, and what Mesdamea Cannon, Andrews, Aba a lot of democratic neighbors the ex- Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn, Becker, McCorclusive Duke and Duchess have. mick, T. 8. Fitzgerald, Runyon, MacOn one aide of the aristocratic manMillan, Shelburne, Brick, Hong, Reysion are the shops of a boot mender, nolds, Spencer, Lewie, Hardman, Van a greengrocer and a clockmaker, on Ness, Rowe, W. Marx, SL Ixrals; Mt the other two grocers shops, and ex- Cabs, Washington. D. C.; Patton, Nye, actly behind the imposing residence, Halverson, W. R. Scott, Barton find and evidently to be regarded from its Mies Hapgood. bacld windows, are a reeking little saloon and a house which seems entireCLUB. ly given up to cheap lodgings. The Marlboroughs, however, have On Wednesday tbe annual meeting of the satisfaction, if ft is any to them, club was held with Mrs. A. the that all the nearby houses on the W. above at her pretty, home on JefMeek, same aide of the street also have the Mrs. Cook read a very avenue. ferson aluma at their back doors, and hitherlittle skit: Rosanna Green's to Americana more than any other humorous Dress." Mrs. Shaw followed Wedding possible tenants of these houses have with Wife's Bird. Mrs. Erb read My to this strongly. objected Tisheth" by Rndyard Kipling. Aire. Now, could I possibly take and with Sun's live in a house that looks out upon a Gosling closed the programJoe." The pathetic poem. "Hostler duck yard?" an Amerdan woman as follows: resulted officers of election estate tbe real agent who Percy A. Cook; vice preswas showing her over one of these President, Mr H. Gosling; secreChas. Mrs. ident, Of course residences not long ago. treasurer, Mrs. AmMrs. Basset; tary, the reply to sitch an objection is: was the unanimous It Shaw. brose Well, if it is good enough for the vote of the club that Mrs. Erb, the reMarlboroughs," etc. president, receive hearty thanks However, in spite of the slums and tiring for the able and effective manner in the shofts, land values have increas-- 4 conducted the studies and 25 per cent, in Curzon street within which she the past two years. It efforts social meane two which ihe last that was decided of years, that tbe annual outing whereas tbe Duke of Marlborough take place Wednesday, June Klh: time paid to the young Duke of Westmin10 o'clock from Broom hotel corner, ister who owns practically all May-fathe Hermitage. destination, 75.000 for the land upon which After enjoying delicious refresh Sunderland House is built, or $50 a menu the club adjourned till the first square foot, a similar site in the street week in Scpi ember then to meet with would now cost nearly 100.000. Mrs. P. A, Cook, 553 Most of the Americans who have the president,SI j rest. taken establishments in Curzon street Twenty-fiftso done have for season. the lately The price of a furnished house there FAREWELL. j is now about 10.000 or 15,0i0 for tbe season," which means three Thursday afternoon one of the somonths, and the tenant has to pay for cial events of the week was the farethe full term whether he slays 'that well reception given Mrs. Fannie Ranlong or not. Servants are included, by the ladies of the First M. K. but if a tenant wants to engage his kin, at the home of Mrs. Gertrude church, own servants he can do so at his own Carr. The parlors were beautifully expense, and at the same time he decorated in pink and white --carnations must provide board-wage- s for Ihe and roses giving the color with others. and ferns for background. In the palms The figure mentioned is quite a tidy dining room, where refreshment! were one when you consider what the ad- served, the colors were yellow and ditional cost Will be to the Americans green, and the effect most pleasing. who have set up in Mayfair and who The ladies who assisted in receiving will entertain there. According to all were Mrs. Louis Raymond, Mrs. W. D. accounts that entertaining will be Brown. Mrs. F. M. Grady, and Mrs. J. done on a scale of la visit ness such as G. Paine, and the ladies who served never has been attempted-iLondon the guests In the dining room were before: wlih so mnch prodigality. In Airs N. M. Ives. Mrs. Lizzie Paden, 'act. that London duchesses and such, Mrs. Wm. Raymond and Geo. Craig. he statement comes directly from'uue Mrs. Rankin leaves for Los Angeles of them will not attempt to corope'e about June sixth, where she will make with it. Iiijf practically will leave the her home in the future. In the churrii field In the bands of the Americans. her in the W. C. T. V. and among Undoubtedly Sunderland House will many friends Mrs. Rankin will be salhe the scene of the most dazxling of ly missed, and all unite In the hope the seasons functions, for the Duke that she will find In her new home and Duchess are planning to give their health and happiness. j.uoq.ooo palace such a send-of- f as perhaps po other private residence ever WITH MBS. WHALEN. has had before. Tbe servants are in already, and tne size of the staff which Those fortunate in receiving invita- -' tions to an At Home liy Mrs. T. H. j AVbalsn Friday, were privileged, thej , Continued oa pegs 11.). cffBusrvs5Rfssss ed d ed being nothing more aristocratic than tab lea. CABBAGES AND KINGS. The principal drawback to Curson street aa a place of residence for the arietocratlc, however, is the fact that t la sprinkled with stables and unlm-poal- ng little shops, and that one side of it is cheek by jowl with an out and out alum. The number of these email business premises strikes one as soon as he gete into Curson street. Where 'fashionable Clarges street crosses It there are four of them, a cheese dealer, a small livery stable, a grocer's shop TOI-ST- scorn-fullyask- ir h VM UtMTMB OF BMSOS . ,7 ' VmS-rW- !"J i an-a- K the aUllw. -- Sam terMta talk Mm la tha in i'?V!V:rro! i iiir new r Wit ( r tr af taaklaaaMt Lmdaa, .in which to paim.-e- . ' VTWWWT, "TVS Om tkta wakr The wonder - 'Lis rich folk American 'i c I- ,- uriliiujf to followsociety even so 11 lead into the street where he;, jne queened It and Disraeli died. ere it not for iti reputation aa one he most stylish streets in London i JUNE 5, PRICE FIVE CENT S 1904. who will never forget the lovely picture aa the happy pair knelt to receive the blessing among the beautiful flow-er- a, none of which seemed to eurpats (lie grace and beauty of the fair bride. the eoinneiir After congratulations were invited into the spacious dining room by Mrs. Peck, where covers were laid for Rev. Brown. Air. and Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. Claude Peek, Air. Howard AtcNevia, Frances Eeydel, Mis Anna Shaffer. Falls. River. Neb., Mr. VT. A. Overheck. Salt Lake City, and Mrs. Csl-l- ie E. Cave, who acted as tnafetmlstresa and many a merry and hearty wish for the happiness of the newly wedded pair waa expressed at the festive board. Mr. and Airs. Shaffer left for Falls City. Neb.. Saturday morning, to make their future home, where Mr. Shaffer and, with little Miss Pa tile Eccles, who acted as ring bearer, carrying the ring in a rails lily, and Mr. Myers, unde of the bride who gave her away, composed the pretty group ill the grove formed of ferns, in the parlor. An orrhebirs was stationed in tbe hall behind a screen of potted plants, uud discoursed music throughout (he impressive ceremony and duiing the rest of the evening. About seventy-fiv- e people felicitated with the happy pair till 7:10 o'dock enjoyment of one of the prettiest par- a hen they left for, Scribner. Nebrasties of the year. ka where they will spend three weeks Quantities of roses were effectively Though all the derorailous were employed in carrying out tho color Uautiful those in the dining room elicidea, of yellow iu the parlor, pink in ited much praise, bring entirely of the library aid red in the dining room. while aud green. A wedding bell Assisting Mrs. Whalen iu mi pleasover the renter of the king and antly entertaining her guests were Mie heavily laden banquet lioard, formed a lzii iso Scott and her daughter. Miss strikingly beautiful center piece. Lovell a. Mr. and Mrs. Foster will make their Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Scott rehome in Green River, Wyoming. ceived the dainty euchre prizes which were two fans. A PRETTY WEDDING. Other of Mi's. Whalens friends, than the inher will, at Harry M. Shafer and Mias Cecil M, vitation. spend next Friday afternoon MacKej-iwere married at the home wlih that pleasing hostess, whose oi Airs. E. A. Peck, of Poplar Heights, week Mcsdaincs were; guests this June 30th. The ceremony was perKuhn. Waiter Marx. Arthur Kuhn. H. formed by Rev. Arthur Brown in tha C. Bigelow, Bell, Scott, A. It. IleywotMi, of tbe near relatives and a Wm. Van A leu. li. 11. ftiiencer, Alliert presence friends of the contracting parties. iw H. McKicsel. T. Fitzgeraid, George The bride, who ia nne of Ogden's favKIWood Mat-soCabe, Washington. D. looked rhannlng In a cost time orites. I. L. Reynolds. W. It. Scott, A. of white organdie, richly garnished in Bigelow, J. B. Curlew; Misses Dessie while rhlffon and ribbons, and Beery. Heleu Healy, carried an Immense bouquet of orange Spencer. Marie Ireland, Malad. Idaho: Florence blowouts, the gift of Alim Anna ShafYates, Alice KssMin and Helen McCabe, fer, sister of the groom, who hoi lately Washington, D. C. returned from an extended visit to Lna the Angeles, CaL The groom wore MYERS-FOSTEconventional black. Promptly at 5 oclock the sweet strains of the wedNo aortal function of the season has ding march gave warning the appointbeen attended by richer apimlntineuts ed hour had arrived, and Rev. Brown than the wedding of Miss Heeler My- took his place in the bay window, ers and Mr. leRoy Foster, which waa which seemed a (arifdhie almost to beaolemnixed Thursday evening at 5 hold. with its beautiful decorations of o'clock by Rev. Brown, at tha hrlde'a ferns, snowballs and white mass. As uncle's home on Monroe avenue. the bride and groom entered, escorted The home was beautifully decorated by Air. Claude D. Peck aa best man, with sweet peas, carnations, smllax and and Miss Frances Eeydel, of Pocatelferns. lo, Idaho, as brides maid, who waa beThe bride wore a handsome gown of witch Ingly attired in pale bine orwhite silk mull, with a long veil and. gandie, carrying a bouquet of pink and carried brides rosea, Mlea Maud An- white carnatione. They were assigned derson attended the bride, in a pretty their places by tbe minister and the imcreation of white voll trimmed in blue, pressive and beautiful ceremony of tba the groom and best ntan. Mr. Fred Episcopal shurch waa attentively lisSbelda, wore the conventional black. tened to by the few friends assembled. sua-IK-n- i (g a cry and gents furnishing business, MRS. RUNYON ENTERTAINS. One of the very prettiest parilee n the season was given yesterday by. Mrs. Runyon at her lovely home on Twenty-fourtstreet. below-mentione- d, Roses, ferns and palms were arliie tleally combined in the decorations. Euchre was the diversion, the prir.es being won by Mrs. Scolt and Miss lcery. n, Those enjoying this charming fraction were: Mesdamea Scott, Becker, Wenger, Conroy. Hibbs, Barton, McCormick. Thomas, Richardson, AnAt drews, Henderson, Abe Kuhn, Kuhn. Arthur Kuhn. Alarx, SL lmle;1 Lewis. Hliertnirn. Briggs, Hanson, Harris, AlcCalie, Washington, D. C.; Radeon. Hurst. Joyce, Chez. Hoag; MacMillan, Fitzgerald, McGonagle, Rowe, Hardman, Nye. Buchmlller, Breeden, Salt Lake; Reynolds, 8alt E, Lake; Isaacs; Misses Fitzgerald. Conroy, C. Conroy, Andrews, Peery, Hapgood. Rohn. Healy, Emley, Ireland, Malad, Idaho, Eldredge. New York, June 4. Mrs, Polk, moth er of the Baroness de Charette, la dead at Cannes, says a Herald dispatch from Paris. She was a descendant of William Penn, founder of Pennsylvania, and A. Polk, who fought in the southern army In the war of secession. AN ter peace was made he retired to Switzerland where ho died ini 1887. GUESTS OF MRS. BINFORD. York. The town bouse of . Princess Alexis Dolgoroukl, which hw been ta-k- ra for the- - aeason by Mr. find Mrs. nick-nam- Fitzger.U has returned where site has from Wazhington.-D- . been attending school. Miss Kitty The sixth, seventh and eighth grades of tlie Washington School gave a very creditable program Thursday, consisting of piano solos, vocal solos, and recitations The class hlatory was given by Berths Gordon and class prophecy by Josephine Bingham, Nettle Stevens recitation was encored repeatedly as was little Miss Gladys Ensign's vocal solo. Mnrtlne and Mrs. Adair hare hern in Cunon street for eome time, and among the other eociety people from arrow the Atlantic who have taken houses there recently may be suctioned Mr. Van Wart, of Washington. Thomas Field Clapp, of St. Louis Ad W. Craig Wadsworth of New "BLUNDERLAND Lui-kett- Mrs F. H. Depuy and little daughter will spend the summer with Mn.De-puy- e parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stevens. London. The Bradley Burton Golden wsiu-And Mrs. Fran with Mr. Golden's fiMer. lira. E. M. . a couple oi uuys inis wets, exixwitiuu, eu route for the SL for which place they departed Fri jay eveulug., Miss Addlse Callahan stopped off in this city to visit fri iuri Uxiay, while en route from eoullier-.- Nevada to Austin, Nevada, her home. Mrs. J. I. Smith will entertain the Jolly Thirteen club Tuesday, June seventh, at her home on Twenty-thir- d street. in more stables all in the space of half a dozen short blocks. And thla la the street of all atreeta that you must ishment In Burton I hear step away. MORNING. tended to all friends of the order. The place of meeting will be Odd Fellows hall. It begins in stables and grocery In lions, runs alongside a slum, takesaristthe mansions of some of the mod ocratic folk in London, and then ends Fnnk McKay SUNDAY CITY, UTAH, ZZZL iZimaitS Vt ben and a saloon, the York Arms. or the other day the Dowager Duchess AmerMarlboiiruugh brought a partr of ican Men is In motor curs to gostreet Sunderland House, the whole was crowded with gapeing clerks and olher bhop assistants. bad the idea that Mr. Vanderbilt house j come to take possession 'Of ble nr r" . . . i SPECIAL LACES A Most Noteworthy Event in Lace and Embroidery Reductions, at Burt Bros. We have made the prices so low on this wonderful collection that we- - expect the heaviest sale of these goods In the history of this store Every description of Laces and Embroideries almost, that is made, is In the display comprising the loveliest de signs from the best lace makers in the world. A beautiful assortment for summer dresses and lingerie, including dainty Val enciennes, used so extensively for wash dresses and waists this year. In fact, every and extra wide Chan variety from the little edgings to the most elaborate SALE PRICE. SPECIAL all undef come the Lace dress for purposes tilly all-ove- Lace Headings patDainty little one-ro- w terns that usually cell a for 2 per yard now I C Five-ropatterns, In the same pretty styles and designs, UHually sold for 71-2for this occasion DC All widths between, at the asms marked l-- w r c, rs, Valenciennes need on Wash So much Fabrics, In varied designs and widths. The 5c kind may now bo bad for An extra fine quality worth 8c for The 10c kind, and an ex cellent value at that Id figure, for t8a88Mai88l n Magnificent The ' Torchon' Laces From tha narrow sdginga to tbs wide laces. Yon will find gooda in this lot worth from Cc to lOo per yard at tha exceptionally low spa dal sals price of A Laces All-Ov- er s, Yokings and Lace Waists. Without popular materials for of various styles to be found in this locality. Here we doubt the handsomest array offer you opportunities for Securing the newest patterns at the great reduction in price , ruling during this Special Sale, Shirt-Waist- Pointed Venice 18-In- ch 88c 1.00 for 1.75 qualities for,,, 2.00 for US for 2.50 4.00 6.09 for And up to 8.00 per yard the same wonderful reduct tons. l.oO qualities aud 1.50 qualities qualities qualities .Black Chantilly 18-Inc- h 7oc qualities for qualities for 1.00 qualities for 35c - 55o 68o 85o Valenciennes 18-In- ch S0c qualities for 75c qualities for .. . 45c .n.iwiuaMn . .. lie qualities for ,... , . S8o 85c .u t 48 to50ln Black Chantilly 3.G0 qualities for $5.00 qualities for fG.OO qualities for ... wtsMsiM i2J0 I 3.50 nffi VWAW 4J Embroidery Sacrifice This announcement- - means a great saving on the most desirable Embroideries indudes the imported into this country from our regular embroidery stock, which widths. all in season's of of the fresh assortment designs, broadest goods airy, qualities for 12 qualities for 15c qualities for 25c lo 30c qualities for 40c to 60c qualities for 10c c .. ..................... 7c IGc .......U1"2o 18o 35c Ajbecutifnl line of HAMBERG Edgings from one to three Inches wide, for,... 4o A handsome assortment of finely made Embroideries, from one to foor inches Sc wide; for S. J. BURT & BROS. |