Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-28

O'Clock today. in honor of Mr.. Wolf s
SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Wolf gave a
family dinner party.
The good fortune of Prince Francis OF
Teck, brother Of the Princess of Wales. at
the hands of fairy god parents, Nine. Won
Andre sister of Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew.
and her husband, is sufficient almost to
cause a diversion of interest from the alb
sorbing topic Of the Marlborough separa-
days New York World. 1t Is regular
fairy tale and goes on to say that almost
everybody knows that this prince, 80 popu-
lar, especially with the ladies, Is in a
philosophic temperament combined with
considerable resource have enabled him to
keep his head above water. Polo ponies
have been beyond his reach, and it is a
well-known fact that he could not afford to
crafty that part of his ambition which
ran toward auto cars.
These monetary troubles have suddenly
and mraculously vanished. for Mr.. Won
Andre who is a millionaire, has adopted
him and made a will leaving every penny
to Prince Francis.
The prince was a constant visitor at No.
81 Piccadlly, the Won Andres London resi-
dence, and now that they have gone to
France, he goes regularly to stay at their
Paris fiat.
Before they closed their London home
the Won Andres offered to make the prince
a gift, not only of the house, but of all its
rich and beautiful contents. These treas
ures and all of Won Andres accumulated
wealth have become the inheritance of
Prince Francis and his heirs, male or fe-
male, should he marry.
I'm addition the prince will also event
ually come into all the New York and Har-
lem river properties owned by the Won An
dres, with considerable residential property
in Brooklyn.
1.-THE Princess of Wales is especially graf
flied, as the claims of penniless brother
upon the none too well filled purse of Eng
lands future queen will now cease.
Prince Francis spends most of his time
now with the Won Andres, and he will pass
the winter with them on the Riviera"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. La varre nave re-
turned from an extended trip to Niagara
Falls Toronto and Quebec and are at pres
ent located on 18th street northwest.
Mrs. Rose Maxwell-Dickey, who has been
visiting her mother in Indiana, has re-
turned.
Miss Isabel Wilbur left last Thursday
to spend several weeks in Florida, where
she will visit relatives and friends.
Paymaster Of the Navy and Mrs. Robi-
neff have returned from Atlantic City and
other places where they have been spend
Ing the summer, and are located at the
Savoy on 14th street northwest Mrs. Rob-
Aleh gave reception last week anu is a de-
lightful hostess.
Mrs. Tunstall and her daughter Marie
have returned home from trip to Atlantic
City and Ocean City, and located at 1921 Q
street northwest for the winter.
Mrs. Josephine Davis, widow of Dr..
Davis. who spent the summer at Fort
ress Monroe, has returned and Is at home
to her friends at 1890 18th street north
west.
Admiral and Mrs Stephens have re-
turned from very enjoyable trip to South
America and are guests at the Cairo for
the winter.
Capt. and Mrs. Pond. who have been
spending several weeks at the Cairo visit
ing the parents of Mrs Pond, Mr.. and Mrs
Webster leave this week for California,
where they will spend the winter.
Misses Cora and Marie Smith of Thur
mont. Md, will be the guest this week OF
Mrs. Sarah Main, nth and Corcoran streets
northwest.
Admiral and Mrs Curtis have returned
from New York and are guests of the
Cairo for the winter.
Miss Emma Wheat has gone to Mary
land to visit for week, and on her return
home will be pleased to see her friends at
1916 L street, where she has lately located
for the winter with her sister, Mrs. Harvey
Miss Annie Frazier, daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Frazier, had her coming-out party