In the 1891 census all of Walter, Frances Olive and Mabel Lux Olivette were clearly identifiable in his home of Offley.  He said he had been born in France.  But then none of them can be found in any of the subsequent censuses: 1901 and 1911.

For the record the 1891 census data had them at Westbury Farm, Bucketts Hill, Offley, Hitchin, Hertfordshire:

First name(s  Last name  Relationship  Marital status  Sex  Age  Birth year  Occupation  Birth place
Walter John Mansfield  Hughes  Head          M  M  33  1858  Farmer                  Pau, France
Olive                  Hughes  Wife          M  F  23  1868  Farmers Wife            Stonehouse, Devonport
Mabel                  Hughes  Daughter      -  F   0  1891  -                       Offley, Hertfordshire
Caroline               Deares  Servant       M  F  39  1852  Cook Domestic Servant   Cheltenham, Glos
Ellen                  Deares  S’s Daughter  -  F   4  1887  -                       London, Middlesex
Nellie                 Stoten  Servant       S  F  16  1875  Nurse Domestic Servant  Hertfordshire
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Ref:
Archive reference  RG12
Piece number       1108
Folio              145
Page               2
Combined:         1891 ref: RG12, piece 1108, folio 145, p. 2
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Their marriage index:

First name(s)     Walter John M
Last name         Hughes
Marriage quarter  2
Marriage year     1889
MarriageFinder    Walter John M Hughes married one of these people
                  Martha Sarah Hunt, Frances Olive Boger
District          Windsor
County            Berkshire
Country           England
Volume            2C
Page number       715
Record set        England & Wales Marriages 1837-2005
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And their Marriage Banns brings in a different spelling for ‘Luz’:

Transcript by me:

No 148
Banns of Marriage between Walter John Mansfield Hughes Bachr of Offley &
Frances Olive Lutt Boger of Clewer spinster were published on the Three Sundays underwritten:
That is to say, On Sunday the 10 Feb 1889 by C R W Hardy, vicar
                On Sunday the 17           ditto
                On Sunday the 24th         ditto

A note was added in the margin that is none too legible:
       “Entered . . . . . . .”
and then there was a gap of 11 years until the next set of Banns in this register.
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