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Show AN BEAUTY WHO REIGN3 SUPREME IN BRITISH SOCItTY- It I. Hsld Th.. th. LoTrlr Xirrhhii,,, of Uuwmblm mad the K ully II. adenine ad-enine Jail Marlowe Ar I iart tnaur pert When juUa Marlowe tra; in London a few seasons ago and attending a gar- j den party she had the unique exrl- ' ence of meeting a woman who, feature ' for feature, was 80 na. t'y the coun- ! terpart of her own fair self that she j confessed th.it she mi--li: have greeted the lovely marchioness of Duwnshlres I aj her own twin si,ter. It Is true that both the charming actress and the , equally love'y marchioness are Irish j women, but there the relationship ends, while the resemblance can readily read-ily be traced In their photographs a resemblance made all the stronger by the fart that In height, weight and coloring there Is scarcely any dlffer- ence between them. Just as Miss Marlowe Is considered one of the most delightful women on the stage today, her double, the marchioness, mar-chioness, la regarded a a leading belle and beauty In smart British society, and what Is even more to her credit, . v V e1 MARCHIONESS OK D0WNSHIRE3. she Is a peculiarly sweet and accomplished accom-plished woman. Before her marriage he was Miss Hare, granddaughter of the earl of I.lstowel. and by her marriage mar-riage to the eighth earl of Downshires the Irish beauty, whose pulchritude in a single season had won her widespread wide-spread fame, because of the richest of Irish peeresses, second only to her sister, sis-ter, marchioness of Indonderry. Like a genuine daughter of Krin. this wealthy and titled woman prefers her Irish homes to those her husband owns In England, and, true to the traditions of her family; she Is a wonderful won-derful horsewoman. Her little 5-year-old-son, the little Viscount Hillsborough, Hillsbor-ough, has been taught to master his pony under her own eye, hand tnd direction. Coming herself of Irish people, one of the marchioness' proudest boasts Is that her husband's family settled in Ireland as long ttgo as 11173 and that her boys will grow up to be genuine Irishmen. Now aand then she leaves her favorite home In County Down for a glimpse of the London season, and she is not alone conspicuous in the Mayfalr drawing rooms for her beauty, but also for the fact that she rarely or never wears any Jewels. With a wealth of rich hair and faultless throat and arms, this beautiful woman creates cre-ates a more Battering Impression without with-out the commonplace pearls, diamonds, etc.. that her sister peeresses find absolutely ab-solutely necessary to their pride and good looks. |