Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-16

ity by her simple, unaffected ways
She was practically the only outsider
who was invited several times to Bal
| moral Castle by their majesties while they
were lately en- residence on that royal
estate in Scotland.
Mrs. Beatty's small, handsome son. Da-
vid and the younger of the royal princes
are very great friends. Prince John and
Prince Henry were often over at Inver-
caud, the Scotch estate the Beattys rent
for S3OOO the season. and the three boys
used to spend days together on the banks
of the Dee (which runs through the
grounds. and which has to be crossed
over to reach from BalmoraD, fishing and
playing cricket under the direction of the
princes tutor.
The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
have terminated their visit to Hardwicke
Hall, their old family place, near Chester
field, and are installed at ChaSswOrth for
the autumn and winter which, Novem-
Der 49, is to be filled with guests for
the Derby races, which extend over
three days.
AS mistress of the robes to Queen
Mary, the Duchess Of Devonshire will
! have official duties to perform at
| court until the expiration of the twelve
month mourning.
The wedding of Miss Julia Dent Grant
took place the past week. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Wood in
Adrian, Mich. The bride was given in
marriage by her father. l.. S. Grant, jr.,
and among those present were her sis
ter, Miss Fanny Grant. and her brother.
L. s. Grant, the fourth Mrs. Wood is
a cousin of the Grant family, and the
bride is a granddaughter of Gen. Grant.
She has been a frequent visitor in San
Francisco as the guest of Mrs. Eleanor
Martin and others. The wedding was at
tended only by relatives of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. King will travel in the
east for several weeks, and are going to
the Pacific coast to remain probably I'M
for their new home in Portland. Ulysses
S. Grant and his family formerly lived
in San Diego, Cal
The marriage of Miss Catherine McCord
of Milwaukee and Maj l.. Winn, Y. 8.
A., took place yesterday at the home
of the brides parents.
Maj. Winns first wife was Miss Dora
Boardman, and their daughter. Miss Dora
Winn, is to be a debutante of this sea-
son in San Francisco. In fact. the day
set for the debut of Miss VIM, Oc-
tober ~ will follow closely the day set
for her fathers wedding. Maj. Winn and
his wife will live at Fort Leavenworth
for the present, where he is stationed
Miss Dora Winn, by the way, is to
be presented to San Francisco by her
grandmother, Mrs. George c. BoardHan.
The news that Miss Edlth Won ScnToo-
der, young relative of Senator New
lands, had suffered serious injury as
result of fall from her horse last sat
urday has been cause for deep concern
the last few days in San Francisco SO
ciety. Her physicians are hopelui OF ne,
recovery, although she will be connned
to her room for many weeks. Her motn-
er, Baroness Won Schroeder, Is deVot-
ed attendant at her bedside and Will not
return to her home in San LUIS Oplspo
probably for month.
The accident occurred near Eagles
Nest, the Won Schroeder country nome
at San Luis Obispo, while Miss Won
Schroeder was riding a spirited morse.
She Is a clever equestrienne ana taxes
cross country run almost daily she
started as usual. but her horse became
unmanageable and threw her TO the
ground She was stunned by the fall ana
the frightened animal reared and 1eii
back upon her. Miss Won Schroeder Is
suffering from a broken hip bone and
other injuries that make her condition
critical.
Mrs John c. Phillips is intending to
pass the remainder of the month at her
North Beverly estate, Moraine farm, ana
to come to this city next month
Miss Janet Craven de Kay, daughter OF
Mrs Sidney de Kay. is to have MISS
Helena Craven Palmer of Washington
for her maid of honor on the occasion OF
her marriage to William Simpson Sioan'
son of Mrs William &. Sloan and grand
son of the late Samuel Sloan, November
l. in Grace Church, New York city. Her
bridesmaids will include the bridegroom