Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-03
RY MARGARET II. DOWNING.

Prince Viggo of Denmark. whose
reported bctrothal to Miss Eleanor
Margaret Green created something
OF a sensation in this country as we'll
as in Europe. is the younger brother
of Prince Eric. who is established as
a rancher in Alberta, Canada, and is
about to marry Miss Booth of OF
tawa. Miss Green, who denies her
engagement to Prince Niggo. Is the
Observation-Disclosures of Peter Cooper
and the granddaughter of Abram
Hewitt. once mayor of New York.
and has been reared in an atmos-
phere conducive to dignity and
poise which would carry her sue
ccssfully in the rarefied atmosphere
about IL throne.
The daughter OF DIR. James o.
Green has presided with grace and
dignity over Ringwood Manor, her
fathers home. in the Ramapo hills.
and in the old-fashioned mansion in
Lexington avenue, next door to the
home of her uncle, Peter Cooper
Hewitt. Her mother, the late Amy
Hewitt Green. has been dead some
Years and her auntS. the Misses
Iiewitt--such stately figures in New
iork's intellectual life-have had a
large part in her social training
MISS Green has met celebrities all
her life and the etiquette Of courts
would not prove unduly irksome
But Prince Eiggo, says report. is not
to pass much more Of his existence
IN Copenhagen. He is. like his
brother. Prince Eric, to take up pur-
suits which will lead away from the
banlsh court and possibly into the
York.
Ame. Tsamados. wife Of the charge
nfaires of Greece, who is lahorinp
$" strenuously for the relief Of the
orphaned children of her native land.
has been a sufferer in a more per-
sonal sense by the victories of the
Ansora government than perhaps any
DINER member Of the diplomatic cir
Gle now in Washington. She is the
daughter of u Russian diplomatist.
VI; VI. hordan &c Jugovich. who had
been living for many years in Con-
stantlnople and who had sunk prac-
tlcally his entire fortune in real es-
tate there and whose comfortable
estate on the Bosphorus was pro-
tected during the allied occupancy.
But all the property of aliens has
since been confiscated. and any rem
hant or property accruing to NJ. Jugo-
wen was taken away by the soviet
regime in Russia
nut IKE so many others holding
honorable posts in European capitals
and having a comfortable competency
for their declining years. NJ. JuGovich
. mas bravely begun life again. and
is at present in Paris. Nine. Tsamados
was visiting her parents, who had
temporarily sought refuge in Athens
when the Armenian eXiles began to
pour into that city, so that her elo-
quent appeals and stirring word pic
lures come from a full and synpa-
Through her mother. the wife of the
Greek charge comes of distin-
guished family Of Athens, but she had
never visited that world famous city
until after her marriage.
Washington drawing rooms have
take on an artistic and homelike as
pect i'll the past few years and the
afternoon amenities have in conse-
quence assumed n statelier and less
crystal vases and the coiorful pag-
cant of guests passing to and fro
make memorable panorama which
the busiest pause to enjoy. In the
vast dining rooms of various official
homes rows of chairs invite one to
sip tea or chocolate at ease, and not
alone the ladies of the household and
their friends are in attendance. but
frequently gracious young men take
over the task of passing cakes and
seeing to the small needs of the
callers.
The Belgian embassy possesses an
exceptionally attractive main drawing
room and dining hall, and at the last
reception given this season Baroness
dc Cartier received many compliments
on the beauty of her flowers. a simple
but most effective combination of
long. slender stalks of Stephanotis
among radiance rosebuds. The lower
corridor is pleasant resting space.
and an object of intense interest to
the American guests is a canvas, the
heroic head of King Albert. in full
panoply OF war, which has been hung
over q mantlepiece under which Il
log fire burns merrily. 1t is a most
remarkable likeness IS Washington
mans remember the king, and seems
almost about to greet the visitors as
they ascend the stairway where the
ambassador and the baroness usually
stand together to greet them.
Nine. Wroblewska, wife of the min
lister from Poland, is a sympathetic
patroness of art. music and all that
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