Evening star., 1922-10-22

Lake Michigan between Pearson and
Chestnut streets. Realizing that .
vast change has come over clubdom.
and that women and children must
have their innings as we'll as the men.
much space goes for such activities az
appeal to the feminine portion. and
perhaps more is devoted to gymna-
siams, snnm. swimming I pools. pools: re reading Ing
youngsters. 1t Is the ideal arrange
ment for the man can spend the
evening at his club and bring the
family with him.
There Is no species Of athletics not
provided for. either during summer or
winter. Tennis courts and ice rinks
are among the extremes which meet
In this community center. Mr.. Alfred
L. Booth is the president Of this new
athletic club, and the vice presidents
B. Springer. Mr.. Lawrence H. Whit
ing and Mr.. J. c. Loomfs are secretary
and treasurer, and on the lengthy
board Of managers and on the various
committees some OF Chicagos fore
most social leaders have been given
place. Among these are Mrs. John
r. Winterbotham. Mrs. William King.
Mrs. Philip Swift and Miss Frances
Taft
so frequently been elevated to the
seats of the mighty" that 1t would
make a long list to catalogue them
an. But the dignity obtained by the
latest Of international brides whom
this city can claim: Miss Natalie Ma
Magruder. who married Capt. Guy
Campbell of the 60th Rifles. is not
generally understood in the city Of
her nativity. For the clan Campbell
is one of the most numerous In the
Highlands and has more than dozen
Campbell belongs to the old clan. of
which the Duke of Argyle is TIE
super-chieftain. and his father has al
ways been attached to the stan OF the
mobiles. He accompanied the Marquis
Of Lorne to Canada when he acted as
governor general. and later was
equerry to Princess Louise, the wild
owed consort of the duke. and only
when the world war broke did he
bell is descended through his mother
from the historic Irish line of Fitz-
gerald, and is the cousin Of the pres
ent Lord Edward Fitzgerald. one Of
land. owner of the beautiful Isle Of
Valencia. on which the cable from
this country enters Europe.
Capt. Campbell will remain in the
army. and Is stationed at present at
Portsmouth. where he has esta ed
fusion of those interested in this par
ticular Campbell. he has three cousins
all with the name OF Guy, ana every
one Of them has been showered with
Magruder as bride. Another Capt,
Guy Campbell is the son of Sir Guy
Campbell of Thames-Ditton. in Sur
rey, who is OF the same branch as
that Gen. Colin Campbell. who mar
ried Miss. Nancy Letter OF this city.
c. rny hal M
in the commons. married Miss Jose
phine r. Williams, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Williams of New
York city. They are spending the au-
tumn with the Williams in Long
Island.
Mr.. Brasd Whitlock, former am
hassador to Belgium. has received
the unique honor of being elected a
member of the Royal Belgian Acad-
emy. and with Mrs. Whitlock. is in
Brussels, where he was received into
the society. Though Mr.. "hftiock
writes only in English and election to
the Belgian Academy is for some use
full work in French or the Walloen
dialects. yet this rule has been waived
in his favor and he enters through the
aid rendered in the ransia I"n ,. ~"
fine books on Belgium during the
German invasion. He is ripe French
scholar and can use he i'iioinS ike
| native, nut ne mas never eSSaNeu any
thing but brief compositions in the
court tongue of Brussels
During their visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitlock will be entertained by the
ling ard queen Laei-n. mat
lovely chateau which the royal fam
lily occupies nearly all the year round.
though King Leopold built it only
for use in summer. Great prepara-
tions are on foot for the visit Of the
crown prince of Italy, who has ter
minated his visit to Holland and is
now expected to spend about two
weeks in Belgium. In November. the
King and Queen of Italy and their
daughters will return the visit Of
their Belgian majesties.
Some few Americans included Wen
ma in their summer itinerary and
their accounts of the once proud cap
,tal of the Hapsburgs is another
variation OF the text about "All Is
Vanity" In the old days. when the
tourist returning from the Carpathi-
ans and the spas which dot Austria
along the Danube. tarried for time
in Vienna. the greatest privilege
which an American diplomat could
obtain for his country people was a
permit to visit Ischl, the favorite
resort of the aged Franz Josef.
nesting in the high hills about twen-
ty miles from the city. Now the