Evening star., 1922-10-08

QOWereQ wire Will, Wn0n zInelT aLAiIS .
are more settled. come to this country
and occupy the fine Leeds estate near
Trenton, N. j. OF course the young
Leedes will be compelled to follow
suit, since William Is on an allow
ance from his mother and she signi-
iss the way he and his high-born
spouse musAgo. ~
Mr. Norman Davis, the former un-
dersecretary Of state, Is, suffering
from sprafned ankle, and some Of
the hospitality Of his home in Stock
Those who remember the pretty
group OF children in the Davis house
and the utter devotion OF their father
will not be surprised to learn that
Mr.. Davis injured knee Is the result
of an effort to show young Norman
how to handle q canoe in shelving.
A treacherous. Shiny rock caused his
downfall at the crucial moment. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis have been entertain
ing Philip Henry Kerr Of London, q
George memoirs. Last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Bullard Of Washington
We're also their guests.
Stockbridge has been more quiet
this summer than II Is usually. the
Hvelier events in the Berkshires
and Great Darlington. but the old
hostelry. the Red Lion Inn, one Of
the most venerable in the bay col
ony, has Its invariable guests. people
who pass every summer there, ana
some of their, patrons now represent
the third generation of families who
made Stockbridge popular a half CEN
tury ago. The Norman Davis home
is in the center of the small burg
and is surrounded by those famous
Berkshires is renowned. grand old
monarchs of the forest which have
escaped the diseases prevalent In
other sections.
There are SO many important
families of Harrington In Great
Britain that much interest is felt In
the personality Of the commander OF
the land forces which have been sent
against the hordes Of the Turks FAC
ing Constantinople. This Gen. Har-
ington belongs to a different family
from that Sir John Lane Harrington
of the Indian service and now retired.
who married Miss Amy MCMILLAN,
daughter Of the late senator from
Michigan. The Gen. Harrington In
Turkey is the second son OF Sir Stan.
lev Harrington. younger branch OF
the ancient house Of which the Earl
of Harrington is the chief. and which
is merged into three historic clans.
Chesterfield. Stanhope ard Harrington.
The present heir of the three titles Is.
like his cousin. Gen. Wiiiam Har-
ington, in the army, and Is captain
of the 18th Hussars. He saw service
I'm the east all through the world war.
Gen. Harrington. commanding the
british army in the troubled zone over
the neutral territory OF the allies rae
ing the Bosporus. 10 among tne
Younger men in high places and Is
being given an opportunity to win his
spurs in actual combat. He was with
both French and Bing in the early
part Of the war and held a command
under Haig toward its close Capt
Gently returned from a trip to India
and is now stationed in Aldershot.
Poth warriors are unmarried Sir
John and Lady Harrington. who have
been in this country most of the sum-
mer. are now occupying their Lonooh
residence in Lennox gardens.
Mrs. Coombs-Tennant of Cardiff
Wales. who has been In washington
recently and who with other repre-,
sentatives- of the press and ofhciai
advisers which this country ana
Great Britain are sending to the
sessions Of the league of nations In
Geneva. is one of the most dist!n !.
guished public women OF her smaii
country. She has recently been nopi-
! mated as the candidate ior tne Fores.
of Dean seat in Parliament. Last
year Mrs. Coombs- Tenant was elect
ed as a justice of the peace in the
| quaint Welsh village OF dlamorsan-
| shire. the first Of her sex to serve
/ IN such capacity. and, following Uni
| honor, she was made member OF the
welsh national council for prison
| reform. She has been visiting model
prisons in the United States and in.
cidcntally looking over Its poit!eai
situation.
She comes of a powerful family Of
the middle shires OF England apd is
related to the Tenants go conspicu-
Gus In the public eye through the
former Margot Tenant, now MIS-.
Herbert Asquith. She went to Wales
after marrying a business man OF
that country. and on his death took
over his interests and political af-
filiations. Her nomination on the
liberal ticket by the constituency OF
the Forest of Dean Is deemed almost
an election and seemingly she Is con-
have accepted a post which will keep
her out of her country for months
II Mrs. Coombs-Tennant wins. there
will. be three feminine members Of
the commons. with fifteen peeresses
led by Lady Rhondda clamoring for
New York city and its visitors are
reveling in novel and seemingly
inexhaustible theatrical expression.
which is causing a nightly crush
on the Century Roof. The world
Of fashion Is there. oblivious to other
offerings, and enjoying to the full
this new sensation, and the literary
celebrities rub elbows with the play
appear to patronize nothing else.
And. which is most amazing of all.
the designers Of clothes go to the
Russian vaudeville since the word
has gone forth that all the fashions
for autumn and winter are to be
inspired by these Mosoowvites. who
have already made such inroads in
the political life OF tho American
people.
The stage is literally covered with