Evening star., 1922-07-23
Tales of Well Known Folk
In Social and Political Life
Boston Takes Over Old Home Of John Hancock
ENGAGEMENT Of Miss Katherine Mackay
@ Announced.

I merchant was a central figure have
been recently presented by Mrs. Larz
Anderson.
Signorina Rosa Garibaldi. grand
niece of the Italian liberatOr. who
visited Washington not so very long
ago ana won so many admirers by
| her radiant beauty and fine contra1to
voice. passed through the city few
, days aSO en- route to Montreal. where
her husband. Count Andreas Bolog-
nesis. has been appointed consul gen.
eral. after serving for a few months
! in that role in Chicago, The father
or the countess amassed a consider
! able fortune in that American city
through representing a we'll known
fruit firm Of Sicily. and retiring from
! business. he purchased a fine home in
Rome. where he now resides. Coua-
| tess Bolognesis intended to adopt a
professional career. and had always
, been in great demand for charity
| concerts. when her marriage ended
such ambitions
The consul general has taken an
! extensive residence, near Mount Royal
IN Montreal. and entered energetically
INTO the sports and social life of the
CITY. 1t Is said he desired to shift
! from the commercial end OF the for
eisn service into the diploma tic and
that he seeks place in the Wash
/
! family of Emilia. near the Marches
and owns considerable agricultural
Lady Lavery. wife of Sir John. the
| eminent painter. has Joined the growing
| rank Of dress reformers and has recently
| been appearing on festal occasions in
/ the stiff rich brocade of the Holbein
! pictures or of Memling and other Dutch
masters She is also giving her sta nch
| support to the reform Of dancing and
the utter. suppression of jazz and jigs.
| Naturally. if the ball gowns are to be
! built of heavy fabrics. of ample: proper
tions and reaching the toes. there is
nothing for the dancer to do but return
| to the minuet. quadril!e and the lancers
| Lady Lavery is considered one of the
! loveliest women in London and has that
| long shape Of countenance with rounded
chin and arched brows which were
| deemed the ideal of feminine charm of
the Dutch masters. AS Miss Hazel
| Martyn. daughter Of Mr. Edward Jen-
ner Martyn of Chicago. she had achieved
considerable fame in the graphic arts
before she married the eminent physi-
clan of New York city, DIR. Edward
Livingston Trudeau She had been a
widow for five years and had definitely
adopted an art career when she was
married in 1911 to John Lavery. royal
academician. He was knighted among
the first after the war for devoted serv-
Laverys in Cromwell place. London. is
an ancient domicile most artisticafly re-
modelled. They have a charming seat
at Richmond and another in Normandy
where most of the summer is passed
Dir. Clarence Mackay has recently
leased the large and ornate estate on
the Great Plains of Southampton.
known as the Shields place and, with
his two daughters and young son.
celebrated his entrance into the es-
tate by a splendid garden fete on
July IL. Miss Katherine Mackay's
engagement to Mr.. Kenneth O'Brien
has been the occasion Of much in
formal entertaining. The estate of
Judge Morgan O'Biren. Villa Mile
Fiori. is within easy walk of Mr..
Mackay's new home and he is show
ing more kindliness to Cupid in thus
deserting his fine place at Rosslyn
than modern fathers usually do. Dur
ing this coming week Mr.. Harry
Payne Whitney will give dinner
dance for the engaged couple. and
this example will be followed lin
quick succession by all the old resi-
dents of Great Plains.
Mrs. George Crocker. who is the