The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-11-22
THE LITTLE DUO DE CHAULNEs.

MED .by his mother. the Duchesse de
ChaulneS. daughter of Theodore L.
Shonts. The baby's aunt, Miss Mar
guerite. was also member or the
party The duchesse was in deep
mourning for her husband, whose
death occurred April "a of this year.
The royal name of the infant is Eman-
uel Theodore Bernard dAlbert de-
Luynes, Due de Chaulnes. He was
photographed in the arms of his
French nurse while the baggage or
the party was being examined. Be
fore the steamer locked the dukes
grandfather. Mr.. Shonts. went down
the bay to meet it and get glimpse
of the baby. The duchesse will remain
in this country during the winter,
spending, her time between Chicago
and New York city. r.,..-. -.
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An interesting. little woman. Miss
TheresasD. Frances of New York city,
is blind Although no. other member
Of her family has any affection. Miss
Frances is the housekeeper. She at
tends to all the duties Of such a posi-
ton. She is an expert cook. does
dainty work with the needle and pre-
fers to do the ironing of her own wear
of3a, delicate character. She has a
CHEEKY nature. arTangeS her apartment
and has time togteach other blind peO-
pie who come TO her to learn the art
of housekeeping. -s,s s.,r.'...
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Official receptions at the White
House will not begin before the mid
die of December and will continue. at
intervals to the middle of February.
Although there is continued improve
ment in the health of Mrs. Taft, 1t Is
expected that the social season will be
a rather quiet one for her. There are
10 grounds. however, for the reports
| that her place will be taken by some
one else. 1t is not true that her daugh-
| ter will be a debutante the coming win
ter. The young lady returned to her
school at Bryn Mawr at the beginning
of the term and will remain. except
for a brief return Thanksgiving week
and during the Christmas holidays.
The future of women in Journalism
granted that the present tendency con-
tinues, gives no indication that the sex
recognizes the movement intimated at
a recent meeting in New York city OF
the international press conference by
iCfS
Women, as a class. have no views on
the subject or. having views, refuse
to discuss them.
Rumors are rife that Mrs. Taft's eff
ficient secretary, Miss Blech, will soon
resign her place. The rumors are bas-
ed upon another rumor that Miss Blech
will become the wife of Richard VAIN
wright son of Admiral Wainwright,
some time during the coming winter.
During the summer the couple were
frequently together.
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! The Order of Elizabeth is the nigh
est female order in existence. 1t was in
stituted in 1766 by the Electress Eliz-
abeth Augusta. Duchess of Bavaria.
Countess Palatine Of the Rhine. All
ladies upon whom the order Is con-
ferred must be Catholics. Its princi-
pal object is to afford help and as
, sistance to the needy.
! Every woman in this country will be
glad to know that Queen Wilhelmina
is growing pretty again. Her color
has come back, her skin has become
what 1t was when she was regarded as
beauty, and she takes drives as for
;, merly around her various country
! seats. The baby. little Juliana, usual
" accompanies the royal mother, and
4 when she does the public knows 1t. be
cause when that occurs the carriage
IA drawn by four white horses.
MARY DALE.