Evening star., 1922-01-22

Gardner. to have all the Marys in
the United Kingdom contribute to
| chest Of household linen and .napery
for Princess Mary on her nuptiais.
| Mrs Hope eMorley was one OF the
former playmates and chums or the
| three years older, and Mary Frances
Alice, the elder of the little daughters
| of the Hope Morleys. Is the first OF the
scores Of god-children which the
princess possesses in every part OF .ne
! world. All the Marys in the court
set are interested and have dlVlded
the task into minute sections and
every Mary who wishes may give her
bit but none must give more than
few pennies Lady Mary Cambridge
has taken over all the retalners OF the
palaces from ST. James and Bucklng-
ham to Windsor, and the seats of roy
atty in York and about Cowes Lazy
Mary Irene CurZon, daughter OF the
lamcnted Mary Letter OF TINS cl.s anu
Chicago. is busy In and about her
home county and her res'oeIce po .i,,
tion Of London The chest which wiz
contain this unique gift is to be mace
by British wood carvers and every
inch of the bed linen, curtains, peu
spreads. dining hall ana cuiIhag :,
napery is to come from hand looms IN
the Industrial art schoeis oa,I.nd a,H,n to
stormy islands NORTH OF Scotlana ~
i ;s,,pGs Her name, MARY" will be
hand embroidered on every article
but with no royal arms or otner -ue
vice of heraldry. Mrs. nope nat
I,ondon next week in final prepara-
lion of the chest and its contents.
Those who find that clever BOOK:
elizabeth and Her German ,ad uaIud
a never ending joy will be lnterest11n
IN the subseuuent career of the tai
ented authoress. who is now COUNT
ess RUSSELL with as glorious a gar
den near Chichester. just on brsn
| ton, as that which she made famous
MIN wife OF Count Henning August
Arnim, a territorial magnate OF the
| Baltic section of the former Prussldh
| kingdom, she made visit OF soihe
length to Washington. about niteen
years ago. and was entertainer az p sre
oness Won Hengelmuller: Count Ar
| MIN known to literary fame as tine
\ man of wrath."> died in 1910. and All
the little girls who figure as tne
April" May and June babies are
staid young women now and two are
married. The son. Count August Ar
MIN, is content under the ne" us
| nensation and holds a position unuer
| the republican government OF tne
Baltic regions. Countess Russeii IS
| the third VIE OF .ndt 20 ~
1907 hailed before the house OF ioros
| for obtaining a divorce in Reno, New,
after it had been denied him In Eng
land. He subsequently made ms
| peace and now sits In the ioros
shin for the brilliant authoress. now
his wife, extended back to mutual
hook tastes long before it assumed
romantic turn. The earl and countess
maintain a home in Mayfair. which Is
| one Of the popular literary centers IN
| London.
| st. Margaret's. in Westminster:
London. has, under the auspices OF
| the Sulgrave Manor Society, assumed
/ ing parties made up OF Americans;
| Hitherto If the varied visitor had
| time for the vast abbey he was con-
| sidered in luck. but now he divides
| his moments between the two historic
churches. In St: Margarets MAJ ;Ts,,sr tRst Rs
leigh, was buried. and under the me-
mortal window erected by American
| subscription to this pioneer of the
| western world and to his half brother.
| Sir Humphrey Gilbert, is the familiar
verse composed by James Russell
Lowell at the dedication. John Milton
was married in St. Margaret's and
! George w. Childs. contributed win
dow in commemoration of this, and
John Greenleaf Whittier composed the
stanza which adorns it. Oliver Wen
| deli Holmes wrote the verse which
! marks the tomb Of his friend. Cyril
Lytton Farrar, son of Archdeacon
l Farrar, who was for so long the rec
[ tor of St. Margaret's. For all these
reasons the society engaged in pro-.
noting good will and friendships be-
! tween the English races
deems it as important for tourists to
! visit this smaller church as the ad
1acent abbey. Another reason might
! be that the wife of the present rector
| is that Miss Mary Endicott who mar
ried Joseph Chambelain and. on his
| death, the Rey. William Hartley Car
| negie, a canon OF Westminster in
! addition to being the rector of the
! parish church of the British parlia-
ment and its honorary chaplain.
| When Mr.. Arthur ]. Balfour came
| to this country in 1917, after Presi-
/ dent Wilson had declared against
| Germany, he was made a member of
! the India House of New York and re-
| ceived much entertainment from that
body when his duties called him to
the metropolis. The India House re-
! Gently celebrated it's seventh birth
day anniversary and the head of the
| British delegation to the arms con-
| ference was the guest Of honor. The
! others OF ln6~ company SHOWeu d ilD-
!! eral sprinkling from the Washington
| conference and included Lord Rid
i dell, Sir Arthur Willart. Capt. Clos
/ ter Armstrong and Sir Henry Llewell
! Iyn Smith of the British delegation
| and Mr.. Maurice Casenave Of the
| French. together with many members
who are wen known in Washington
capt. T. c. vogelsgang. U. S. N;
| Charles Schwab, E. r. Stettinius.
Lloyd c. Griscom, J. G. White and
Darwin P. Kingsley. The India House.
is much like the old East Indian Club,
| founded by. an early citizen of Wash.
ington, Thomas Law, and is mainly
| trade. whether east or west. into So,
cial Intercourse. = D.. ;.
It must warm the very cookies OF.
| the hearts of all good roads advocates
| to read in several European journals
York and sPinehairst is one of the most
! admifabA. and Interesting in the
| western world and well worth the at
1tention Of those for whom, the cele-.
! Irated Msntone. and Amalf jaunts are
old stSTy ss.,en ts those Sc T. whom
England and ,sIrelandr have been
| trayersed .until they. offer. nothing
| new. So many New Yorkers and
! Hostonians and those farther north in
Nav England go to Florida in motors
| that they will indeed be heartened by
| this news Some enthusiastic loyers
Of the road praise. all the thorough
| the middle OF virginia Is reached. and
then they become wary, though pofat-.
ing: OUT the LINE Historical environ
meIt which may be grazed by this
1 route, washingtonians will be pleased
/ to learn % much q the slumeerous