Evening star., 1926-04-18

and architects, has recently erected
on curving beach on Lake Michigan
between Evanston and Wilmette a re-
production of famous Venetian
palace which is regarded AS one OF
his best efforts. California and Florida
have both attempted to recreate the
magic city of the AdriatiC. and with
varying results. VeniCe.on-the-Pa Pacific.
a resort near Los Angeles. lis far
cry from Venice. either OF modern or
ancient times. while Venice portrayed
near Miami is only good in spots. Mr..
Marshall, whose fame heretofore has
rested on the crea ton Of those mimi
table hostelries Of which Chicagoans
are so proud-the Blackstone. the
Edge Water-and for several Of New
York and ChlCago's most ornate thea.
ters. has been for years pondering
site for his Venetian home. and he
finally secured just the proper combi-
nation Of water and land jutting into
the blue waters Of the loke on curve
strongly resembling the queen OF the
AdriatiC where the Grand Canal
wldenS toward the Lido. A group Of
dark furs and cedars. with one tower.
ing cypress to the rear. give the
proper atmosphere for the cleaning
white stucco mansion with gay avn.
ings. red tiled roof and apple green
shutters. There are several Of the
brightly painted poles Al the waters
edge and on the other side the in.
evitable row of Lombardy poplars.
Beautiful al this villa Is on the water
front, its inner court is more wonder
full still. and so skillfully has II been
built that it might be part of the
Palace OF the Doges. so venerable look
ing are the fountain and marble
benches and weather stained cloisters
and winding walks. Mrs. Marshall.
who was Miss Elizabeth Walton of
Chicago. is one Of the conspicuous
hostesses Of this Sheridan road sec
ton of Lake Michigan.
The Marquis Boni de Castellane.
who married Miss Anna Gould and
was divorced by her some IL years
ago. has just printed his memoirs. and
large part deals with his matrimo.
NAL troubles. and especially those he
experienced from his creditors when
the divorce was made final. The mar.
quis. however. has recovered from the
blow. and he retained sufficient from
the ruin of his romance with Jay
Gould's second daughter to reside in a
fine apartment in Avenue Victor F;m-
manuel III and to entertain the gay
WOTIu on OCCASION. ne MARQUIS is
partial to giving soirees. form Of en-.
'ertainment now almost defunct in
Paris, bnt he gathers many Of the so
cial leaders and nearly all the prom-
nent visitors to his salon His charm
ing young daughter-in.law who was
Yvonne Patenotre, daughter of the
first French Ambassador 10 this Cap
ital and of the former Miss Elverson
of Philadelphia and this city. acts as
his hostess. Young Count Boni de
Castellane. the elder of the former
Anna Gould's two sons by the first
marriage. is in the banking business
in Paris and doing very we'll He de
rives a slender income from his
mother. but his wife has a large for
tune, derived from the E,lverson es.
tate. the principal recently inherited
through the death Of her father, NJ.
Paul Patenotre.
Senator Borah is among the few
public men who find horseback ride
an indispensable daily exercise. But
his hours vary. for no one with his
multitudino-s obligations and day.
long engagement can set an arbitrary
rule for his canter. However, he may
be encountered in Rock Creek Park
as rule in the early hours. sometimes
before I. when the daylight begins to
iengthen and bit earlier as Spring