Evening star., 1921-03-27

Churchill. The British parliament
seemed as much disturbed over the
news as the United States Senate
some years ago when it was revealed
Nebraska had published book of
poems. Mr.. Churchill. under his So
briquet, has been hung" several times
in the Royal Academy. A small ma
rine canvas was recently sold at a
high figure in one of the New York
galleries.
Miss Louise Morris. daughter Of Mr:
| and MIS- David Hennen Morris OF
New York, is the first Of the five Van
| derbilt cousins presented to society
ment, tho happy youth being Dudley
was Miss Alice Shepard. younger
daughter Of the Elliott F. Shepards.
Mrs. Shepard being the vandeEbilt
Cornelius. who. founded the family
fortunes. The other buds were Miss
Cornelia Vanderbilt, daughter OF the
| late George w. Vanderbilt. whose de-
but was as much Washington af-
Muriel Vanderbilt. daughter Of VIII
! liam K. Vanderbilt, jr.; Miss Emily
Sloane Hammond. granddaughter Of
bMrs. Henry White, and who will be
Miss Louise Vanderbilt Schieffen.
| daughter Of Mrs. William Jay schief-
fen, the latter being a daughter of
| the Elliott Shepards. Miss Morris Is
take her degree before assuming the
role Of matron- Mr.. Mills, her fance.
| is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Mills Of Madison avenue. Now York
city, and visited in Washington.
Few friends Of the former military
attache Of the British embassy, Capt.
PANnOniza6 him IN Ia
| new and exalted honors which have
fallen to him. as Lord Lee Of Fare
! ham and then first lord of the admir-
| atty. It seems that Capt. Leo, who
| served here for more than five years
and was one Of the intimate associates
| Of Theodore Roosevelt. when that
| executive was Assistant Secretary of
| the Navy, and who accompanied the
Rough Riders to Cuba as a military
observer. became interested u poll
| tics AZ the result Of his marriage to
Miss Ruth Moore. daughter Of Mr..
John G. Moore Of New York. Resign
ing his commission in the army, he
stood for the Fareham district and
| won Handsomely. His career in the
! commons was distinguished and GEN.
| tralizing on naval affairs. he mastered
the subject SO thoroughly and per-
| formed such dne service that like
| the tar in Pinafore. he il head Of the
British navy, and a peer of the realm
| besides Lord and Lady Lee have q
| charming residence in Westminster.
country seat in Bucks, Checkers -
| where some celebrated house parties
have been given. Lady Lee has pro-
nounced qualities for leadership and
has been an outstanding figure in the
social sense since her marriage some
| eighteen years ago. She is handsome
| in appearance and is always q per-
fectly gowned woman with a ten
dency to cling to the ways Of her old
home, New York, rather than to follow
| either London or Paris fashions.
| A recent distinguished visitor to
| Washington was Count CHRISTOPHER
lVojkffy Vojkovic Kloboc of Trebinge,
an old and picturesque city of Jugo-
the early part Of the month, the guest
of Prof. Paul Herbert L. Larwill of
the Catholic University. The count
is a well known: explorer and his
present visit is preparatory to a long
sojourn in Central and South Amer
lea with the scientific expeditions
which are excavating among the vari-
Gus ruins. especially those marvel
Gus remains Of an ancient civilization
in Costa Rica. He is likewise a
mighty hunter and has trophies from
every land where large game is to
be bagged. This is. however. his first
visit TO this side of the world. Count
CHRISTOPHER belongs to the famous
house Of the FuEgers of Augsburg
and by one Of those curious twists
in human affairs. the region to which
the head Of hts line BY tho great
Charles v Of the holy Roman en-
pire. with exclusive rights of coloni-
zation and for bringing to the natives
the blessings of Christianity apd
lot finn Tha ~
the allies during the war and is a
citizen of Serbia, though many of
his kindred remain under the German
| rule. He is an accomplished linguist
and holds degrees from some of the
most eminent seats of learning in
Europe.
| New fashions in wedding cakes are
not announced every day. so much in
| terest centers in the minute descrip-
| ton which has come in recent letters
from London Of the triumph Of Lord
Miss Molly Cecn ana the Honarable
Francis Mhnnero Of Avon Tyrrell,
near Oxford The bride is the grand
niece OF tho Marquis Of SALISBURY. and
the n1piais we're celebrated at Hat
seat near London The cake was Of
such mammoth size that il might
have served at the banquet Of the
lord mayor of London. but It was 80
prepared that It divided perfectly into
! five sections. -.
| One cake was served at the nuptfal
feast following the ceremony. and the
other four were each placed in silver
| boxes bearing tho initials Of the
bridal couple and tied with white
satin ribbons. One box was sent to
Avon Tyrrell. where all Of Mr.. Man
ners' tenants received fragment;
smother was sent to Exeter. IN which
groom have many friends and rela-
tives. besides q host OF school fell
lows of Mr.. Manners; the third box
was sent 10 London, where moro
tanning q cake, was sent to ClcveIiy.
The Q0atq9 Utk3o tDUu 0c DnWn, where