Evening star., 1921-08-21

vide their time leisurely between
their various relatives. and are at
present with Mr.. Trees mother. Lady
beatty. wife OF Admiral Beatty. In
public presented him of Bourne
mouth. They win pass next winter.
however, in New York, and have
taken . long lease on the Ogden
Goldman house. in East 96th street.
They may 60 IT to v5gns .nrn for the the
the possibility OF a member Of the
Langhorne family returning to tho
old haunts 10 causing q ripple of ex-
citement in the Old Dominion. Mr..
and will devote himself to such pur-
suits while in this country. His wife.
like all Of her family, is an accom-
plished horseWoman and ts always
the center. Of attraction along the
bride paths which skirt the sea-
coasts Of England.
Though the ambassador to italy and
Mrs. Richard Washburn Child are un-
doubtedly irritated over their Difficult
ty in getting ht setting for the
powerful government Of which they
are political and social represents
tives. Mr.. Child finds much to explain
why. despite the rumors Of lofty
prices and ineessant extortion. there
are ten times moro Americans in King
Victor's realm than in any other con-
r.
can resist the warm glow Of satisfac-
ton which suffuses the tourist who
hands over five hundred-dollar GER
tihcates and receives in return ten
thousand lire. The exchange Is moro
than sufficient for half of the vacation
ordinarily extravagant. The cabs.
motors and other conveyances are
abundant in every city and popular re-
sort. and perhaps Florence. Rome.
Naples and the lovely little cities
along the Italian lakes remain the
of the family can hire q roomy recep-
tacle and take the entire group for .
drive all afternoon for something less
than 81. Mr.. Child has been COM
pelled to remain in Rome during the
torrid wave which swept the entire
plains Of. the Apennines. though Mrs.
Child and the children have found
charming quarters near Lake Albano.
Mr.. Child has written Of several fea-
lures obvious in the way the Italian
government handles the tourist prop
osition.. For instance. the union OF
Italian hotelmen is under the author
ity OF the newly created tourist Sec
tion Of the Italian state department.
Ono can take a grievance against Q
grasping Boniface right into the
foreign Office and be assured Of 4
ready and satisfactory adjustment.
Perhaps no member of the diplo-
matte corps resident in Washington
| is passing q pleasanter or more rest
fM summer than the Polish minister.
selected a comfortable villa on the
| cliffs at Newport as the seat of the
summer legation. With the princess
| and his rather large family, for the
prince has six children, he has been
able to get the very best out Of the
L nAln
| seclusion for the delicate negotia-
tipns he must attend to, even when
On vacation. One of the stateliest
dinners given this summer in Newport
| was planned to honor the prince and
princess by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
| In that exclusive wing Of society
dominated by New Yorkers. Mr.. Paul
| Is the maternal uncle of Lord Astor
Of Hever and his wife was well
known belle as Miss Florence Sellers.
Mrs. George Vanderbilt was among
the prominent guests. with a sprink-
ling Of well known Washingtonians,
including Admiral and Mrs. Sims and
former Senator and Mrs. Lippitt. Mrs.
Paul sustatns q we'll earned reputa-
tion OF giving brilliant dinners.
While. Washington Is anticipating
| the coming Of the world-famous per.
sona4es who will participate in the
disarmament conference called by
President Harding on November II.
will receive the cordial welcome which
always awaits old friends. This is Sir
Philip Kerr, SO frequently in this
country during the early days Of the
war, and who was that stanch and un.
right hand Of Lloyd George during
| all the months from the moment the
premier took up the reins OF govern
ment until the signing Of the armis-
tice. Sir Philip was accustomed to
spend several era months Sa annually vail ndn In this
habitue Of the Century Club in New
York. His only sister, Miss Minna
| Kerr. married. some years ago, Capt
Francis Wendell Butler Thwing, u.
s. A.. son Of the eminent scholar and
serving for his thirty-second year al
president Of the Western Reserve Uni
versity in Cleveland, Ohio. The young
son Of DR.. Thwing was In London v1s-
iting Mr.. Kerr when the war COM
menced. and he immediately enlisted
his way through the ranks to a cap
tain's commission. which he still holds
Sir Philip Kerr was the chief Of the
sta6 OF private secretaries and ad-
Lloyd George took with him to Paris
Tho head Of the renowned family OF
Kerr holds the title Of Marquis Of Lo.
THAN, but the present bearer Of 1t has
been mentally affected for years and
Sir Philip is his heir and has recently
been appointed his guardian.
According to the thousands Of
Americans touring Europe. the mos,
picturesque spot on the continent II
the cafe Of the Chateau Of Madrid IN
the Bois ,iu Boulogne. Paris. Thii
q, yna0a y.eaort n the heart of thl
fdeep woods above, the French capital
was built by tho pleasure loving
Francis I as a place in which the
gladstone Easter week could be gayly
spent after the rigors Of Lent. The
chateau was copied from an old castle
grand prandial hall for the entire
court. It seems this season to ap-
peal to the Indiaq potentates who
to London. After completing theil
AFFAIRS with the foreign secretary in
Downing street, they depart at once
for Paris. No less than twenty Of the
lesser rajahs and maharajahs were
present at the fete given by thu
Maharajah of Kapurthala, who Il
one Of the great East Indian princes
and whose handsome wife wears mosa
gorgeous Jewels and splendid core.
borough and his new duchess wer<
the principal guests few weeks
ago Of that lovely East Indian
princess, wife Of the Maharajah ol
Ipdore, whose pearls are beyond
comparison in the world. Her spoust
has the amiable habit Of sending
Movers every morning to such ladiei
as show courtesy to the princess
Five o'clock tea in the cafe Of ths
Chateau Of Madrid, when the EaS'