'The children were brought up simply—plain, sensible clothes, fey parties and treats, simple toys and cheap' pleasures, lots of fun and family: companionship. In these days child population controversy Air. Churehitts dictum may be recalled ="every couple should have four children—one to replace each parent, tone for accidents, and one for in-
Recent Arrivals in American Community:
Mrs. H, R, Trump is the wife of Lieut. H. R. Trump, U.S.N., Chaplai U.S. Marine Corps, in Shanghat.
Her husband succeeded Lieut. Roy R. Marken, U.S.N. With her daughters, Phyllis (left), aged eleven, and Dorothy, aged thirteen, brother to the Duke of Marlborough. and his mother daughter of wealthy American citizens.
Brilliant fathers do not always have clever sons, but the average is pretty high, and atter the tragic death of Lord Randolph Churchill it was soon felt that he had bequeathed much of his fire and vivid' oratory "to. his younger son, 'Many debutante hearts dear faster' when young Winston Jooked their way, although he con~ fessed that he preferred men and horses to girls Tt was not until 1908 that of one of the season's most, fashionable weddings he married Miss Clementine Hozior, daughter of the widowed Lady Blanche Hozier and granddaughter of the Earl of: Airlie. Tt had been a ease of love at first sight, and the match has proved an ideal one, standing strong_and firm through all the' changes that thirty years of married fife" must bring. Mutual interest singleness of purpose, and a defi yegatd for domestic and family life have made this possible, crease." His wife laughingly applatided him—they have four ehileldest child, now Mrs. clys. is both wife and) daughter to Members of Parliament. With her lovely pale gold hair and large blue eyes and dazzling complexion. she ix a most attractive young matron, busily engaged in do-Tmestie Rife at' her Rome near Westminster.
It was at one of her father's eleepioneering meetings that Diana met} her future husband. For when an election is approaching Mrs. Churchill and her daughters become ardent campaigners, Randolph, the second child and only boy. has always been a hand some personage with fair hair and classical features like his mother. Be~ yond a brilliant lecture in America, hie has so far done litle to single hie ut from other contemporaries. His war wedding to the youthful 'Lady Pamela Digby took place recently, as his rouiment' was ordered to France.
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