Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-21

side from the intrepid leader of the
Puritans departing for the New World
disheartened by the Stuart hostility will
continue his search from time to time
when he can run over from New York
to England. He enjoyed his sojourn
there very much, for Warwick in June
is a theme for the poets, but it was
not very productive of results regard
ing the object Of his visit.
Miss Frederick Frelinghuysen, who
as small girl SO .often visited her
cousins the children of former Senator
Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, is to be among
the debutantes of next month in New
York City In order to obtain a suit
able environment for this function her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Peter H. B.
Frelinghuysen. were compelled to pur-
chase an apartment, those to be OBJ
tanned by lease having been exhausted
year previously. The Frelinghuysens
have been for so many years affiliated
with Morristown, N j.. that few of the
members of this illustrious family
trouble to secure homes through pur-
chase in any other part of the world.
MANY Of the Frellngluysens have spent
eIle WulttI III NEW 1OTk flOJelS, Jour-
neying back to Morristown for the
week ends or on domestic occasions like
birthday and wedding anniversaries and
Thanksgiving and Christmas. but to
present debutante without a perrna-
nent domicile appeared out of the oues-
ton. 1t happened that the apartment
house at 856 Fifth avenue, where Mr..
Frellnghuysen is to live. was erected
on the site of the home of the Ebert
H. Garys, and they were frequently
guests at this hospitsble mansion. It
VIII be remembered that in selling his
house because Of business encroach-
ments the late Ebert H. Gary ex-
pressed a wish to lease or purchase the
entire roof apartment. and it was his
intention to reproduce high above the
traffic every essential feature of the
nome and its grounds. Mrs. Gary re-
sldeS IN this extensive skyward preserve.
ana II the weather Is favorable she
Will fete all the daughters Of her
friends With a dance in a slperb hall
room under the stars.
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Mrs. Samuel T. Chase of Chicaco
who is leading pllilanthropist Of The
second city and active in all man
ner OF affairs, about two wears ago
conceived the idea of organizing a small
group OF congenial neighbors as cl1h
10 spend quiet afternoons in each 9TH
ers gardens. Against the most unfore-
seen difficulties these fervent gardeners
met, but their afternoons were far from,
quiet, and when the last meeting was
held IN nlid-October, Mrs. Charles w
HUBBARD gave an amusing talk. sum
marlzing the obstacles which amateurs
encounter in creating a garden of anv
sort still less being able to pass a ouiet
hour In 1t. Gardeners all along the
lake shore Of Chicago take their
duties and obligations very seriously
ana there are few who have not en1.
pioyed an expert to plan an axis and q
VISTA even for the most modest grounds
MRS. Chase. who is such a graceful
writer on garden themes and on many
otners, has written several satiricaI
sketcnes OF the popular opinion enter
talned OF women who can sit about for
an afternoon and discuss the beauty
ana habits of certain plants and the
pest way to care for flowers. These
papers evoked much enthusiasm and
garden parties are invariably enlivened
Dy some such effort of the members
Inc Forest Lake Garden Club is nlan-
nlng regular lecture series for the
next season and concerted effort on
the part OF each member to refrain
from counter activity on anv dav that
the quiet hour in the garden has
taken over for its own.
X X "
Mr.. Urban Hanlon Broughton a dis