Evening star., 1924-03-16

her villa at. Ajassio, In the italian
Riviera, where she had q large COM
pany of Americans to meet him. Mr.
Andrews Is 20 lecture In Washington
later in the sprirE.
washington, end In fact all the
country, takes q kindly interest In tn e
Prince OF Wales and sympAthiEes with
his desire to out loose occasionally
from court thralldom and have a
has been doing It for. the past two
weeks In Paris, where. as the Count
OF Chester, he has been the guest Of
the Marquis Of Crewe, the British am
bassador, snd has enjoyed the casni-
s the ras. so tas :, He ss1p red
mode which Edward adopted when ne
made his hrst visit to the French
capital, and at the beginning of that
grand tour OF the world which two
As the Prsae. sns Of M.sss
striking resemblance to King Ed
ward. whose memory Is SO poignantly
honored In France as the best friend
she has possessed In British royal
circles during the past century. he
the guests unmasked at the fete
which the marquis gave on Shrove
Tuesday: The prince has n new Rolls
Royce; for he always uses this car,
heavily toward some of American
make while on these shores, and he
has been spinning about, declining-a a
card of diplomatic immunity always
to some Americans, who wrote of
meeting him recently. he is younger.
more blonde looking and as much
given to blushinE as during his visit
here four years ago. PArisians enjoy
that bon mot attributed to him when
his rOvAl DQrpntR chidin~ him
for not selecting . wife and settling
down: England has a much honored
virgin queen, then why not a jolly
good fellow. bachelor king?"
Nine. Marie Louise de Sincay, who
was born Marie Louise Logan, and is
the granddaughter of the late Gen
John A. and the late Mrs. Logan. Is
this winter. and she recently has
taken possession Of a Handsome home
in due de rUniversite on the left
bank of the Seine where art studios
and the domiciles Of celebrities are
numerous as birds in the park. Nine
early years of the world war and she
street. New York. She is the daush.
ter of the late Capt. John A. Logan.
new home. which she has acquired
after years of effort, was once the
hotel of the family du Breton. for
many years hereditary governors OF
Strassourg. The last Gen. du Breton
fought in the wars Of the empire
and his name is the first engraved on
the Arc de Triumphe de Caroussei.
Nine. de Sincay is both musical and
artistic and her home always attracts
the many Americans who reside in
Paris for the BENEFITS to be derived
in studying either art. The American
owner, who has bought of the last de
scendant Of du Breton. q Nine. Coch-
in, who has been for years in the
orient, is retaining all the ancient
features of the house and purchased
with it much OF the antique furniture
now without counterpart in Paris.
Newport, r. l.. is through various
ways emphasizing that it is not a
mere resort of the summer frivolous
but an all-the-year-round city OF
some size and much importance. Lee
ture courses, art exhibitions, concerts
and other musical events crowd the
calendar every month, and social life
among the resfdenters Is equal to
that in New York or any other large
center OF population. But in the mat
ter of private schools Newport is
climbing forward. and St. Georges