Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-06

Marjorie Talliaferro and Mrs. F.. T.
| Stansell of Augusta. Ga; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Moore and Charles Moore. Messrs.
Bruce Ashley. Claude Babcock, Harry
Biundell, Theodore and Russell Hardy.
| Walker and Stansell Moore, Thomas
| Talliaferro. Walter Rappaport, John and
| Morris Woltz.
Mrs Walter R. Stauffer Of New Or
| leans is here with her son-in-law and
! daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. John McIlhenny.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carolan. the lat
| ter a daughter Of Mrs. George Pullman,
| are again In Paris after visit in Bel
GUM. where they were much entertained.
| They have had as their guest Miss Har
riett Alexander, who has been abroad all
summer.
The Duke and the Duchess of Rox-
| burghe. who was Miss Goelet of New
York, are entertaining a series of shoot
! ing parties at Floors castle this month
for pheasant shooting and golf. The
guests included the Austrian ambassador.
Lady Margaret Orr-Ewing, sister of the
host. Lord Hernert. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
dorf AstOr, Lord Rocksavage, Lord Hugh
Cecil. Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Beckett, Sir
Charles Gust and Mrs. W. K Vanderbilt.
The Duchess of Roxburghe has enjoyed
some good salmon fishing at Kelso. Her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert Goelet, took
lessons in angling while at Floors last
month.
The death of Prince Francis of Teck,
brother of the Queen Of England, recalls
the story which gained considerable Gre
| dence few years ago that he was to
1 be the heir of NJ. and Nine. Adolp Won
Andre. The latter is sister of Mrs.
Chauncey Depew. Until a few years ago
she was noted hostess at 81 Piccadilly,
| London. but for some time past M. and
Nine. Won Andre have made Paris their
permanent home. They are very wealthy
and have no children.
M. and Nine. Won Andre were in Lon
| don during the last illness of the prince
| and were among the many anxious
| friends who made regular calls during his
| illness at the nursing home in Welbeck
| street. where his death occurred.
Until he was over thirty years OF age
| the late prince was perhaps one of the
| poorest officers in the LIST Dragons. and
but for the Intervention of King Edward
he would have taken up business career
and Joined a firm Of stockholders when
he returned to England after the South
African war.
Lord Essex. who celebrated his fifty
third birthday recently, Is an ex-guards-
man, who commanded the Yeomanry
brigade in South Africa. and is now colo
mel Of the Herts Imperial Yoemanry. He
is eighth in descent from the first baron,
who was beheaded for his loyalty to
Charles / in the same year as the King
himself, and whose son was rewarded
with an earldom at the restoration
1t was the first earrs mother who
brought into. the family. the splendid
domain of Glastonbury, in Herts, with Its
park adorned with gigantic. cedars, oaks
and frs Lord Essex has been" twice
married and his present wife was Miss
Beach Grant, great belle In this city
during the first Cleveland administra-
ton. They have two youthful daughters.
the elder of whom bears the uncommon
name of Iris Athenais.
I Miss Mathilde Foster. daughter Of Rep
resentative David Johnson Foster and
Mrs Foster Of Burlington. VT. was the
guest of Miss Margaret MeChord during
morse show week In Louisville KY, where
she was much admired and extensively
entertained during her stay.
| The minister of Belgium and Countess
de Buisseret. who have. been spending the
summer abroad. will return to Washing
ton the 18th of this month.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Brownson. who
have spent the summer and early fall
months In Europe. arrived IN Washing
ton Wednesday and have opened their
home on N street.
Miss Clark. daughter Of Representative
and Mrs. Clark of Missouri, has returned
TO Washington and has opened their
apartment at the Toronto, and will be
joined at an early date by her parents.
| After having spent the summer at her
ator Dixon of Montana. has returned to
her 10Th street home for the COMPRESSION
al season. 49, $3.50
/ Representative Henry of Texas has been
spending a week at his home on 10Th
street Mrs. Henry, who spent the sum-
mer at Capon Springs. returned to Wash
ington in September to place the children
In school, = z-'-5S -. -
Mrs. Jack Beall. wife of Representative
Beall OF Texas. and Master Jack BeaIl.
.jr, are guests at the Normandie
Mrs. Wilder OF 18th street was at home
to her friends for the first time this sea-
lson Wednesday afternoon. She was as
Annie Abel Of Illinois who win spend
the winter with her uncle and aunt Prof.
and Mrs. Wilder.
i A Halloween party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Rodier on s street In compH-
ment to their daughters, the Misses
Esther and Ruth Rodier.
Mrs. Kingsman, wife of DR.. Richard
Kingsman Of this city; left Thursday for
daughter for several weeks.
Miss Jessie Willis. daughter of Capt.
A. B. Willis, Z. 8. NJ, who has been
J the guest Of Paymaster Crowell. L. s. n.
and Mrs. Crowell at the Cairo. left for
her home last week.
Miss Elsa HIM of San Francisco has
announced her engagement to Lieut.. But
tier OF the army. No definite date has
been mentioned for the wedding. but 1t
Will probably take place before long.
!. The marriage OF Miss Lalla Wenzel-
berger and Lieut.. William Henry Shea
Will take place November 16 at the home