Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-22

horse people and this national trsit Is
unchanged. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright and
their young daughters "live in the sad
de-" and this might be said of the
official and social contingent. The
royal palace, which during the imperial
days was occupied for half the court
season, is kept in its usual state and
looks down from the rocky heights over
the entire area. As palaces go, it is
one of the most superb In Europe, and
its massive ballroom has a famous floor
and chandeliers of silver. gold and fine
Bohemian glass. But in these latter
days it ts merely show place and
rare treat for visitors who may be adj
raitted under special conditions. Buda-
psst had full share of visitors from
the Western World and Mr.. and Mrs
Wright and the other members OF the
legation staff passed an active and
very interesting Summer.
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Three daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
T. Aver of Chicago are regarded rs
having won the goal in the matter Of
social. political and literary triumphs
One of these Is Mrs. Samuel T. Chase,
whose name is familiar in the matter
OF establishing early American house
hold equipment in the fine homes about
Lake Forest as that of Mrs. Coolidge Is
in the broader sense. Mrs. Chase Is
now one OF the powerful social leaders
noted for splendid entertainments and
for fetes planned for charity She Is
alleged to be the first to recognize the
possibilities of the rummage sale. I'm
der her management the spacious Me-
mortal Children's Hospital was built
and equipped solely through the pro-
ceeds of such enterprises, and this
shows what a valuable idea she had
conceived. Mrs. Kellogg Fairbank. the
second sister, is a political leader and
one of the fiery orators who have won
wide repute in combating present con-
ditions. This SECOND sister also Is that
talented author who has three best
sellers" to her credit, and whose grace
full pen has written much of the litera-
tllre circulated among the women OF
Chicago calling on them to abolish the
present system of politics. The third
is Mrs. Cecil Barnes, who has gained a
reputation as writer of short stories and
she sells her wares in England quite as
readily as in this country. This trio
of handsome women are all good home
keepers and each has a house of re-
markable beauty and originality. Mrs.
Chase has designed the plans for a
beautiful suburban place beyond Lake
Forest and Mrs. Fairbanks mansion on
the Lake Shore drive is plain but sub
stantial, but its culinary department is
on the highest level. Her breakfasts for
the political and literary world given
through the Winter have a wide vogue
and her Sunday evening suppers. served
on the roof in Summer, are equally re-
nowned.
Miss Helen Train, who is the daugh-
ter Of Arthur Cheney Train, the popu-
lar author of detective stories, who
married Charles Dewey Hilles. jr., du:-
ing the past month naturally inclines
to writing, and young Charles inherited
from his illustrious sire an interest in
juvenile institutions and the habit Of
observing the progress OF justice when
it is dispensed to juniors. The elder
Charles Dewey Hilles, who spent many
years in Washington, first as an Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury and later
as the private secretary of President
terest in all manner OF public institu-
tions, hospitals, asylums, technical
schools for dependents. and he has writ
ten most illuminatingly on these
themes. Young Charles and his brother
Frederick attended public school in
Washington, as did their sisters. now
Mrs. George S. Reynolds of Pittsfleld,
Mass, and Mrs. Charles Spofford Of
Evanston, Ill. New York sees SUPER
detective story as result of this mar
rage, the knowledge of the bridegroom
in tracing injustices to juveniles and
the skill of the bride In following clues
and unearthing results. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eilles, after month in the West, will
reside on East Sixty-fifth street, and
will begin their literary labors at once.
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Mrs. Charles Fearing Swan of New
York City recently entertained the
Causerie de Lundi, one of Gotham's
most exclusive literary clubs, and read