The Washington times., 1930-07-02
Mrs, ,Archbold
Sends Child
To School

To School
Daughter Of Caretaker At
tracts Inerest of Rich and
Charitable D. c. Woman
A little Cinderella in real
life is a girl called Joan
pretty name, and pretty
child, with a head Of curly,
blond hair, and the face Of
a cherub.
She is a daughter of the
gardener-caretaker at the
palatial r eservoir Road
estate Of Mrs. Anne Arch
bold, and is the recipient Of
much attention from her
fathers employer. For all
her 5 or 6 years, she has
made q great impression.
SchOOllnate Of Paulina's
Mrs. Archbold took a fancy to
the child a year or more ago,
and last winter sent her to Miss
Cooks fashionable school for
youngsters ON Massachusetts,
Avenue, the same one that little
Paulina Longworth, daughter Of
the Speaker Of the House and
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, at
tends. And Paulina and little
Joan are great buddies.
Mrs. Archbold, who is settled
in her house at Bar Harbor for
the summer, took the fortunate
little Joan there with her. While
the child's family are watching
over the Reservoir Road estate,
she is enjoying a life Of rest and
pleasure in the North.
Last summer Joan stayed at
home with her family, although
Mrs. Archbold provided innumer-
able out-of-door contraptionS to
enable her to while away the
summer days.
Who Knows?
So, who knows but what Joan,
one day, will take her place in
the world?-not the cold, cruel,
world-but the one that people
tell me about all the time,
where you can just sit around
and sit, some more.
Mrs. Archbold has three chill
dren of her own, Lydia, who is
now Mrs. Elliott Strauss; Moria,
who will make her bow to
Washington society this winter,
and Armar, a boy Of 81.
Mora and Arnar are with
their mother in Bar Harbor, and
Lydia is in Newport, where her
husband, Lieutenant Strauss,
u. S. NJ, is stationed.
Sailed Today
DR.. Enrique Olaya, President
elect Of Colombia, and Sonora
de Olaya, who have been at
the Savoy-Plaza as guests Iof
the Department of State, sailed
for Colombia today on the
Zacapa. DR.. Olaya, who was
his country's minister at Wash
ington for several years, will be
inaugurated on August Z.
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The Minister of Hungary and
Countess Szechenyi have as
their guest at the villa at New
port, r. l., Miska Merson, noted
Hungarian artist, who was the
principal performer yesterday
at the initial concert OF the
season at Swanhurst.
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Guest At Newport
Lieut., Col. Marco Pennaroli,
honorary aide de camp to the
King of Italy and military at
tache of the Italian Embassy,
will be a house guest Of Mrs.
George Mesta at the Rocks, her
summer home at Newport. r.
l., over the Fourth of July.
George A. Washington, Of New
York, will also be among her
guests. On the night of the
fourth Mrs. Mesta will have an
elaborate display of fireworks
after a dinner party and in
formal dance.
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Mrs. Nicholas Brown has re-
turned to Harbour Court, her
Newport (R. - estate, from
Baltimore, where she attended
the reception given by the Rev.
Arthur B. Kinsolving and Mrs.
Kinsolving in honor Of the en-
gagement Of their daughter,
Miss Anne Seddon Kinsolving,
and John Nicholas Brown, son
Of Mrs. Brown.
Miss Marjorie K. Miller Is
the guest Of Miss Janet E. Long
at her home in Flushing, N. Y.
They were classmates this
year at st. Mary's School,
Garden City, L. I.
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