Evening Star Newspaper, June 17, 1923, Page 54

2 THE SUNDAY STAR, D Tales of Well Known Folk 1 icil b L UR care for quality is your safeguard in buying. You can be perfectly sure that what In SOCla.l. and OfflCI al Llfe -V " you select he‘:e mtfi become a satisfactory fi::ufe in your home—and what you paid for s : Presid Hard; it a source of lasting gratification—because you couldn’t duplicate for l'_eas. Victoria to Entertain Pres: cat Sldarcing : You know we extend the privilege of a charge account and you are invited to take Hotel Noted for Great Five-Acre i & : advantage of it if you wish. 1 Garden of Roses. ‘ - House and He! cide ra ccomes the | s lovely suburb. If the weather | When Eresident Harding b & o mits it will be an al fresco affair! guest of the city of \“.“":"l i the celebrated rose garden, which island of Vancouver, in British Colum- | desconds (o the water. The bridal s tour clude many of the pageant is to Wd under an arbor blal ihla Nourilingy of cre v Mary Washington roses, which arc being trained and treated | moted. The presidential party Wil be|fo'be'in' readiness for the 4y, and (e entertained i e vast hotel, e Em- yman, who will read the nuptial ' TUtee o stand against a backzround | rhododendre sweet | railroad, which stands on th lavender which will ront fa the snow-capped | his robes of Tyrian p R . Jing one of the lin_is_the elde o of the | plos: And COmMNCING « D. McLaughlins of Chicago, views in the world. But tantial citizens and leaders in the und the hotel for five acr lder st Mrs. Melaughlin was 3i i ‘b it would | Edith Frost, daughter of the late Ge i a garden, better than which it would i s Iasup e o Jate i he difiicult to conceive, and the last of th sitation Convent in days of re and opening Juiy mark its own. Two of her sisters mar T alidu) ! into the British nobility, Lady| olesworth and Lady Beresford Ho size of peonies, Shasta daisies are tiks The young ruple will includ sunflowers and the cat heads of [ to these re ives during their ho h s |moon jaunt to Europe. superb gardens for which this region is press, conducted by the Canadian Pa- crowning glovy. Thete the ruses are the phlox. s mignonette and clarks AM STRYKE vxeite the wonder of every strau Count Charles de Chambrun. w ('§\ll'lll- L . The Empress is literally filled with has urned to Washington afte n | Daughter of Col. and Mrx. J. L. C. he: HEmy b s jsence of some months and will Bird. Refore her recent marriage flowers, not only in M Jobbies and gene |, uounselor and charge daffaires of | Ensign Campbell, U. & N.. she was eral living and dinin; v‘flulv‘h. ‘””‘4"\' Jusse Miss Josephi Dowell Bird. through the six-hundred T iniay at | rand decide to make al . — and lors he floral di Nt “L1to France, has been placed in mourn- Y"’v\“ tine i ‘v‘”:'l'-‘ AR #ling through the death last month of dents can spend a term at Yale, Har e & fon it g his _venerable relative. the Marqui® o4 ana Princeton. The students oration in the Empress for at 1east W e’ pasteyrie. This nobleman passed " b mhie e oy lish de- nionths of the year. IXOKR SlOniflaway in the beautiful chateau of jmust be English or o ish on the dunes are some of the finest golf 1355 nbe in the department of the ! scent, resident on colonial Engli s O e the. Thciic 1a |Seine and Marne, and Deen Sue- | ooil, und the general conditions re- f i fttle park overlooking the Pac * | ceeded by his son G wite £ charming statue of Bur as s Constanc ren of New ,Semble the Rhodes scholarships, by e ch iy, amd over ing when 1\“;.““('.!,'; e s Maruis/de Lan. | which Awmbrici stidents aro sdmit (Bxactly as Tlustrated) (Exactly as Tlustrated) (Bxactly as Illustrated) and durab i s h with comfortable imental bind t fine old Scateh | vrie cuccecds not only to the honors i, air leads the {and estate of his father. but also to into Oxford and Cambridge. Mrs High back and strong High back and sturdy s 50 ( High back and_com- stout double-woven Among those who will give a st {that most prized possession, the | Day has given much thousht L Maple frame, nicely $5.25 Maple frame, nicely fin- . ortable arms, _sizont A . s e Bhe S . Double - woven Maple frame; woven seat > iron elcome to President Harding St ¢ order of the Cin-|this project, and has n convinced finished. Seat is ¢ ished. o s 2 oy o Ud ip Henzy, waeen Tharnc) membeship in the order of e GTn | HE B e N e uhins double weave. SPECIAL geat. SPECIAL.......... and back. SPECIAL.. Sony Airactor uf the mitional ¢ ather five times removed, the Marquis | Will work more powerfully for thy firoads, and Lady Thornton. & avette here »Seems no ex-|Promotion of peace and the peacefu ry. who was knighted about ttion of the reason that this avuc s and humanitanis years ago, is of r passed through the distaff side | whi, ry . Davis and learn 1 4 Of lrather than through the descendants|any other method Beside. the Pennsylvinia lof Georges Washington lafayette, 1l aspe the question of sports BiiE! b tHe in his profession jop, \vay” the only son of the patriot kind subjects will draw the when he was invited to Canada to be- WA Y8 M€ GEF 800 Naterally the |y . ? two hations more come dircetor of the Eastern rail- Q0% L ing and many other d ) cive them voud. His h - familics i shiy. The finally 100k over the manag, n. The first Marquis de v rminati entranc the Canadian roads and ltely ini; de Lafayett will he held i various public sch \e inspeetor general anspot young daushter born the ! of Enszland during the co i Hon in the eabinet of Premier MacK ¢ the Yorktown victory and!mer The course is to | siate zie-King. Lady Thornion was inamea i v of Washing land not of the hizher grade, s in the nia Duke Blair of New Uastle {native state, (e son of Virg | Rhodes schq hips. N Davison | W the marriage oceurred in 1891, She 2 ¢ der in the French ! il keep in t \ with the students | ws for many years a ading apoleonie times, | holding the honors and give them ex- Montreal, bt of recent vears b 3 Binator JUleR | acniloaat SHHoRtIRIES . ety s rs have been L e mous of the line. |1 4 familiar with this country Sir Henrs son. the jeweled [ and its citizons in the N £ 11 8 which 3 P sminent memb juis de Lafayette had| Me and Fr wles Sayre the Am lony about Murr his belowed daughter Vi nd the roun of 3 wsters have A He came a citize « anada ar ed in Sunta Barbara, whe they bout ten vers agn au ise of his stable visitor is Lord Rossmor 11 pass the ey have se- splendid work d h i rived in York a : rod i roomy cot and grounds in Canadi and ngland h < ted in 3 "R i v nd will visit _all the Santa Barb n the high 1918 ) ‘\\,L‘,‘f,,:-“',‘}: ]'m\:]vvr‘lerrl‘l-‘xvrl; he s hereabouts before departing for I bove the oce they isitor 1o Phil | Mexico, where he will pass the au remain very quietly all through shone both have numerous vl ! tumn and winter. Lord Rossmore is!July and August, making only an oc- s T, ROV T lan Irish peer and sits in the lords.|casional motor trip~own the coast to g the summier i camy | and all tourists to the Emerald the McAdoo ranch, beyond Los An- Foelcien at Bt has been ine | are familiar with the famous Re geles. Miss Marg " Wils and by Sir Hemry Thornton to be his| more Castle in County Monaghan, | possibly, Miss Halen Woodrow Bones during President Harding's visit, | Which oceupies a site of the celebrat- | will visit hoth Mrs, Say a Mr K g A monastery which is ..In-.x in the | )i o during the sum For i AT he Karl of Minto and his Canad ancient annals Mount Mario. many the heated term is the . Sl A L i B e | Wounded while serving a s for in winter it is fair n with Firamie Ana . officer in the uavy be tourists and pleasure nd seemed 100 " both and | Later he was a_military ¥ o] from early October until the last of e o . i (Exactly as Illustrated) hover over that suberb estate. | Field Marshal Haig. and in May. tournaments of all kinds, foral ) Boisse nrieville on the f | became acquainted with all the lead- | exhibitions, sport events and gathe - ra e lmn Bouc=passengee, Iia win 75 v opposite the of the American expeditionary|ings of v 2 . 6, 1 rious o Swing—seat and platiorm of Boissevant was the nrop of the 1 forces. He will be entertained b¥|every nook and 3 r i i 1 : supports of Faward Clouston president of the | Gen, . Pershing when he comes 1ol acers, Tn the summe 1 One of the Grand Rapids Make il ipmoE o k of Montreal, w:d is one of the|Washington, and during his New |blow incessantly 3 . an ted L Canadt. The mansion | York sojourn he will be the guest of | in summ y (Bzactly as Iiustrated) forty-five roons, with - | Gen. Clarence Edyards. = Lord| ptable in h extend @ hun ssmore Is unmarried and is the son | B while farther : 3 s matne . h Hs which extend o i Hsg B L e SR e e T R PO e TRy Walnut—10 pieces—with genuine inlay outlining the panels, the rim of the e o e bt S view. The Countess of Minto is rollickingz ook, “Things Which 1 Can|Santa Clara, a fire iy table and backs of chairs. The chairs are covered with artistically patterned Fortsiiniareen ll.lu_'u!r{r‘ ‘.(-f Mr. ‘un: .\:v* (:«-v'mu Tell,” which was a lirmlm ulurnr.: of | something imperative Tapestry. Such a Suite usually sells at a much higher price—so we are POEES ; of Montreal, the former b the late King Edward., and whose|year. Mr. Sayre i m o justified i - s as s < = northern New York but now a battered copy is now, among thecial studies in the old lj:mlu~ of ! "t-“ld i empli =ing this 2 QiRcEREST R Svinan =D ot e zed and exceedingly prosperous finan- | traasures of the hig library at theipart of Spanish A and Specialat... ... ........ Ry i 2 cier of the Ontarian city. The marriage | castle in County Monaghan. The peer | visit both the terkeles ani the Stan of the young earl, who as a lad h is to study economic problems in|ford University librarics before pes lived in Ottawa occurred two vears azo, | Mexico and also to visit the famousturning east ) and since that time the young couple | ruined cities of Yucatan. | have resided in the ancestral home near i or the first Aberdeen. They have a house in Ton- ay little v of foreign|Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan has his cr don and spent part of the spring th v the uniquefbrated yacht, the Corsair. in commis- | and were prominent in the social | pleasures of Atlantic City th Iilon iahd iis Srutiie T ko amenities, showing a marked preference | mer. Among these the three little|Chesaneake iy wih - ‘e bout| for American and Canadian guests. The | ones of the Polish minister and Mme | friends o, Sone ohh e venerable grandmother of the countess, | Wroblewska may be deemed the pio-| Mr. and - Gharles: Stocie. 5 Mrs. D. D. O'Meara, s living quite ad- | neers of the movement, for they ac-| Aacked s le Stocle. S facent to their island estate and will be | companied their parents to the fa- | MuHenry and. ioipo oS Eait with them for parts of the summer.|mous resort during the Easter nuh-|; Y ety The Eurl of Minto, though not among |days and became victims of its charm. ¥ wathor G (h the ancient nobility of Scotland, having | After those memorable six day: LA or of the national anthem. 1O} lorzan intends to > h n created only since 1513, is among | other place for th mmer mum‘;‘\fffl,{' fian Intends to do the Chesa I A opulent and important. The|even be discussed. Before coming to!Pooite IH"‘,’"T! A v per- | vas for seven years governor | Washington the Polish minister and | fhne0 PY yachts : Whether of thi S al of the Dominion, and his son is | his family had been living in W r- | Yicinity or from points. He y I'he Heppelwhite period is the design—and in combination Mahogany or plidens, feun Sy 1S 4.50 time in several years, devoted to his former home and ma: saw, an inland city, and before that, Wil find some exquisite bits of m G i permanently i ; l sea makes a holiday worth havinz jor | R0INt he will behold the cradle of th L T cent. @xhibition be 1l the family, besides the tho: s ! Anglo iy et this Dektlon 4 m n the recent exhibition of hes b= Sous ony chilare Atlantic merica, both as to the Vir-! child heads done by renowned British | & TCaSanS why children lik ain 1 the 5 goes the tale, remove to Mon their home was Cracow, so that the|SC¢NCry, and from the historic s \ \s City. The minister from Venezuela Maryland to- With Mme. Arcaya, Senorita Mariz de| Eether with the rivers and inlets which Almenar and the four children, have|Were the s of the memorable lected Atlantic City for the vaca-|Strugzles hetween the white and red obtained a roomy cot- | TACes In the one ventee toward Longport. The charse)tury. = i ne by Al ftaires of Austria and Mme. Proch- | quatic = river and ba ieal "‘J.&“.“.“,}" l\]:ilh’;‘:‘” '&‘CH h have the same resort in mina | Sections of Maryland and Virginin are i the friere ot the Sistine Mol {but_their plans are as yet unformed.|not only beautiful ana ried, but | I { (Exactly as Illustrated) and he mensures well with e | 88 Mme. Prochnich may join her rela- | from Baltimore down the Patapseo to (Exactly as Tlustrated) farous original. He is Just two years|tives near Boston some weeks. | the bay, may be seen the first towns j . iden Oak or Mahogany fin- old and is the fourth of the Mme. Gracie, secretary of | founded by Lord Baltimore's colonists, ! Mahogan h, High-back designed on generous, com- of the Barl of Granard. e 1 tire| the Brazili: . and Ner smalljand. in some cases, the lonely smoke- | Rocker, with wide spindles: fortable lines: broad ting in the senate of fon Frec | daughters are partial fo Atlantic City, | stacks of burned dnd destroved man- | shaped arms; spring back: shaped arms; St Another pretty voungster is the | P8t she waiting her husband’s va-|sions show where the stately hom i upholstered upholstered seat in 10 artists one of the lovelicst was that of = the Honorable John Forbes, second son of the Earl of Granard and his countess who was Miss Beatrice Mills, daughter | of Mr. Ogden Mills of New York. Little ! John was painted in the familiar pose | niece of the Countess of Geanard . An. | cation before making the journey.|of manor lords once stood. The fin covered with ge: imitation Spanish brev, dnughter of Me ond ST Greais | The Brazilian ambassador is a devo- | old city of Norfolk and the marsel e 3 ¢ 1eAther .cve.cecessens Garnegle Phipps of New York, ahy | tee of Atlantic City and since his ad-|harbor are alone worth the vy Rave heen passing the winter 1n Tondan | Vént here has spent all of his leisure!and the Potomac, which, entored i A charming little miss is the Honorable | il _one of its fine hotels. The Latin|this point, leads past the milestones 3 Stella. davehter of Lord Kustacs { AMericans seem to divide their sum-|of the most surney in Ameri- Percy and. Eady Perex wher \ica | mers between the popular New Jersey !can history. ashington, thoy st . Stella Drummond, . daghier of A | resort and Bluemont and the adiacent | ue on,, tho n. Lawrence Georse Tetmmong, tedi | villages in the Blue Ridge. Of thel st ¥ other va-| Percy was for Severnl weore | twenty-odd diplomatic households of Stul i Al te O o to the British embas here. tins, all those which have e chts, but perhaps Mr. Morgan may I i octrred 1 Resrnd ear | SAPUARE Summer ariert have chos: | SOt BerhAps M Morean may Hammock —because we find them the best. We have given the Re of the world war and was a romance | €N cither the one or the other of| he New Yorker. i / frigerator question wery careful and critical consideration— Therte Mary SR ficout scamiiles et Chairs and the features of “Challenge Refrigerators” in our stock Little Mary S ercy is a demure e : 2 a S E 0 S little person with marvelons golden ha Mrs, Henry P. Davison has recent- amination of 41,000 people from g % is the result. We know they will give the utmost satisfac- and deep brown eves. She is just four [ 1¥ endowed six scholarships in mem- n districts of India recently re- | ¥ ' » = hev 3 <ci 'l'fiwlI: 484 brack ally perteet .‘]‘_‘r:(rl‘ re sides ‘v:m;nhr-r\nn":-ms‘ n the old nr‘)‘ of her husband, by the terms of | vealed ‘um 62 per cent ¢ 4 3 Made of heavy canvas on tion—because they un: scientifically a pra e _1” 5 ey es Nort vhes 2 > sh college stu- ected cokworin P e > e a?? N ‘pe 2 o T s e e .fié‘fi,". which many English college stu- 1 infected with heoky i strong frame—reclining to We carry the “Challenge” in sizes and types t l}t will me (',‘, UG INgIon. any desired angle and with vour household needs and comply with your idea of proper The Missouri legislature fust prior to its 5 4 X convenient and sz 15 hygiene. 1 o hn Tor e e el eukiataniis J All-Porcelain Challenge is a wonderiul Refrigerator- sum for the orection of & atatue or ol comfortable foot The All-Porcelain ge g late Champ Clark. to he placed before S | % rest. SPECIAL... even the back and side walls of the ice chamber are porce- seat ‘af Pike 'n.u’mf“‘i\-'i“lfn.‘.\?"rf“i-.;',‘k - No phone orders can be accepted, nor can we send these Chairs C. 0. D. lain—with heavy woven wire panel protection. It's the very well a= Mark Twain helned to place finest in Refrigerator production. on the map. o 3 ide-ic s J:}:}g ot ;]7"«..5“{7;22&‘“&'7‘15;{, died All Porcelain interior and exterior; side-icer style $1 65.00 s President-elect and Mrs. Hard rived i Unfon station and they proc eded at once to make a visit of con- | i $ $ o ;":v]i';;,‘;wr ': T n]f:";:““\ ?"si\ (‘lnrk,. Son [\ Reliabili ] E ti l § Side-icer style with Enamel lining -50 to of 0 or sol o in New . = It Jor s Qs o ey Ctada) $ Essentia $100-00 Themson. formerly “Genevieve Champ —with Porcelain lining—up to. .. s oo o P,i:rl‘f‘dr\n 5 li;;filn“z_’lfl':‘ su!hmflrs‘ in . olorado Springs with her sister, Mrs. < v di inds Ptz e o Pefmanently LR THERL are at least fifty different kinds ; . «tvle with Enamel lining... $],2'75 to $38-50 i fie oit Mome th Beming Gresn: e of articles that need the cleaner’s art . I _We are showing a, bean- e S hona by Jecusn retston “l‘ly';vi: | from time to time to keep them looking their - Gl s bvory Bl S ey, i Chaflenge lce CheSts huck, and just now the g » 7 “ ” O : iy > have continuous posts; com- : % - A e oo With R bk gar | best. When 'the cleaner” plays such an im- ! ~ \ fortabl ous d‘ that S Still a very popular type of re- garhy summer flowers. Af-."C latke was | portant part in your household affairs it is ) Q’ ;r anie Sfp;ngi—;n : 3 'geratiun—.\\'hich the 'Clnllcngc one he estahlished after fortune smile ssenti y i i instii | sy age of Englancer make ’ b nd e Sater for e miled essential that you patronize a reliable institu- g I > 2 & is gradually getting' into shape, is tion. i isfepdicient guaantée ] ‘ : Supphes “d""mb]—‘-' s among the finest in this part of t F I in Si ‘ Hses SR the, MnlE e erd 5P g g ri e !!Il‘("\‘t'\h’l"k . many of _;hpm auto- 4 - Beginl'l'lllg at $8 75 eraphed by famous men. The park be- ALI Al b i fore the courthouse where the tatue of C MAIN 4724 3 i Champ Clark is to be erected by his ‘ 2 / anging in various sizes up former constituents and friends is §7 Ranging plainly visible from the rear window: of Honeyshuck. i Miss Hollis Letts, daughter of Mr. and 3 Frs Frank C. Leits of Chlcago. who t.% Se th was so frequent a visitor to Washingt i Tt 2 ey e St | Reghy g Sl et YR e House & Herrmann 77550 Lee and Miss Cecella McCallum (now | - e “Farnitare of Merit" Mrs Chauncev Barker) and others of | that very brilliant groun. were promi- nent during the visit of the Prince of Wales, will be married in her parents’ Tiome fn Take Forrest on June 23, to I' I " m | I ” I ' -George F. Mclaughlin, jr, of the