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Iveagh is now engaged on plans to
restore St. Patrick's Cathedral to its
original grandeur. and he is putting
in a pipe organ which will enhance
it's attraction as much as the won-
. derful organ of Lucerne does the old
, Lutheran Church on the lake.
The former Governor of Illinois. Mr..
. Richard Yates. now in the lower
House. and his family are among the
interesting newcomers to official life.
Miss Dorothy Yates, the second
daughter. was among the maids at
tending Miss Charlotte Sterling at
her marriage to Mr.. Howard Knots of
Springfield. H.. Mrs. Yates was before
her marriage Miss Helen Wadsworth.
and her training for social amenities
, has had wide range. Representative
Yates made the complete circuit in his
political career. beginning as city at
torney in his home. in JacksonvI!e.
He then went on the bench. and. final
ly, to the gubernatorial chair: Mrs.
Yates possesses much grace OF man
ner and knows her state thoroughly
an accomplishment: which Is prerem-
- nently of use in Washington. There
are two daughters. the elder. MISS
Catherine Yates, being now Mrs. John
l.. Pickering of Chicago. Miss DOR
othy Yates was educated at a promi-
nent school in Washington, and was
a classmate of Mrs. Knots, at whose
wedding she served. Representative
and Mrs Yates live at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Alan Colds
borough whose home is in Denton
Md. and who were quite familiar in
Washington before the last election
sent them here as permanent resi-
he 1ai n.
cial program inaugurated by Mrs.
Harding during the early summer.
Mr.. Goldsborough is another bearer
of an historic name coming to the
many of his relatives established in
Washington that he is entirely at
home The Goldsboroughs came to
Maryland first in 1870. and settled in
tion married with the Dents. who
give name to the little town Denton,
where the representative now has his
home. The family has given fair
quota to the public service in Mary
land the name of Gov. Phillips Lee
Goldsborough. being familiar in
Washington. and back of that intrepid
Martin Worthington GoldSborough of
the Navy Representative and Mrs.
Goldsborough are located for the
present convenient to the Capitol. but
they pass nearly all their week ends
at home. Representative Goldsborough
is considered the father of the move
ment which resulted in Maryland
having such excellent roads, and he
patronizes them constantly. He and
Mrs. Goldsborough were leaders in
the war activity of their section, one
being the head of the Y. NJ. c. A., and
county and the other equally as
Jealous in the Y. w. C. A. and Red
Cross.
bo~ Af he Of
Albemarle county, Va. was turned
back when Mr.. John Armstrong
Challoner, more Familiarity known as
Chanler and the first husband of
Amelie Rives. now Princess Trou-
Ernie Money as the manager of his
vast estate, in succession to her hus-
band. lately deceased. Mr.. and Mrs.
Money came to Virginia more than
thirty years ago. and both were
highly connected in British army cir
cles, Mr.. Money being the son of
Maj. William A. Money. governor of
Burma. India. and Mrs: Money of
the well known Campbell family.
vdere, in Albermarle county. and
transformed it 70 wonderfully that
when John Armstrong Chanler
brought his lovely bride. Amelie
Rives, to his estate which adjoined
it. he was soon persuaded to ask his
British neighbor to take over the
management of Merry Mills also.
Merry Mills. under slender dis
guise. figures in THE Quick and the
Dead" and Mrs. Money is sketched in
the background. warm friendship
grew up between the Moneys and
Mrs. Chanler, which was not inter-
rupted when she severed the marital
tie and later became the wife of the
daughter. Amelie Rives Money. is a
belle of Albemarle county. and as
fearless a horsewoman as the illus
trious lady for whom she is named.
Mr. Chanler also retained the high
2 est regard for Mr.. Money and his
rv Mills more frequently than at
Belvidere. as Mr.. Challoner, as he is
now known. has spent much time
abroad. Mrs. Money ushers in the
feminine manager of great estate.
a sort of high stewardess, with Soc
ial status as well. Her husband re-
ceived an annual salary which was
much in excess to that which many of
: this sum has been made over unal-
tered to Mrs. Money with other per-
quisites besides.
Miss Blanche Strebeigh. the pretty
young daughter of Mrs Jerome Bon
, near Waterbury. Conn, covered her
self with glory at the athletic sports
and in the particular feat of clear
ing the bar ION field day, she
holds the undergraduate record.
/ either for girl or boy. A series of
photographs snapped as she took the
final leap show a marvellous poise
, and agility. Miss Jean Strebeigh,
her older sister. goes in for dancing.
as so many of the society girls
about Boston do. and she is always in
demand for charity fetes and at the
i, capers given by the Pudding Club. |
Mr. and Mrs. Bonaparte and the Misses
Strebeigh will go as usual for a few
weeks to Saratoga, after which the
, north shore will claim them. They have
come to Washington very little of recent |
years and the home which Mr.. Bona
I parte inherited from his mother was
recently sold and it's beautiful and |
historic contents scattered.