The Washington times., 1931-04-03
Hut tons Will
Be Capital
! Visitors
HeireSs to Vast Estate Noted
! In Gotham Smart Set for
Her Extravagant Manner
OF Living
By ANNE PATTEN

By ANNE PATTEN
Her prospective arrival u1-
heralded but for q brief hotel
item the socially brilliant and
regally magnificent Mrs.
Edward F. Hutton of New York.
viii come to washington the
middle of this month for an
indefinite stay.
Now In South
Mrs. Hutton is now at Palm
Beach, at the unbelievably
gorgeous villa known privately
to her friends as Hutton's
Folly and designed by Joseph
Urban, noted New York scenic
artist. Her small daughter,
Nedenia, is with her and will
probably accompany her to
Washington. Min e-y r-o d
Nedenia, by the way, never
travels without her own small
retinue of servants including
q special police guard employed
to protect her from kidnapers.
The child is named for her
father and with her two Sis
ters, daughters of Mrs. Hutton
by a previous marriage, will
one day share in their mothers
colossal fortune. The eldest
is Mrs. Thomas Durant Of New
York, and the younger, named
Eleanor for her mother, upset
her family's matrimonial plans
for her last spring by clipping
with Preston Sturges, author
of Strictly Dishonorable" and
numerous other Broadway
thrillers. Eleanor, by this time
forgiven and restored to her
family's good graces, is living
happily with her husband IN
New York.
Gold and Jewels Galore
Mrs. Hutton, heiress to the
Post mot a sleepless night in a
carload) millions is noted for
her regal extravaganza. Born
to vast wealth she has set q
pace seldom equaled by the gold
plated and diamond studded
leaders of New York's social cir
Gus. Visitors to her gorgeous
triplex apartment at Ninety-sec-
ond Street and Fifth Avenue
relate with bated breath tales
of dressing rooms with gold
(solid gold) fixtures, Of jewel
encrust-i picture frames and
similar items seldom conceived
outside the pages Of the Arabian
Nights. In addition to her New
York apartment and Palm
Beach villa Mrs. Hutton main
tains a house at Roslyn, L. l..
and a camp in the Adirondacks
(Where 30 servants await the
commands of the family and
their guests.
Five Rolls RoyceS grace her
palatial garage, and string Of
blue blooded thoroughbreds her
stables on Long Island. Both
her private car and her yacht
are named Hussar.
Marriage of Daughter Big Event
The marriage of her eldest
daughter, Adelaide Hutton, sew
eral years ago, was one CT the
Swankiest nuptial events ever
staged in the social history of
New York. At the time the
newspapers were full of tales of
the carloads Of flowers used to
decorate the church and house.
the elaborate trouSseau Of the
bride, and gorgeousnesS Of the
bridal gifts. Both the older
girls, children of Mrs. Hutton's
first marriage, took the name
Of their step-father following
their mothers divorce and Sec
Oi1d marriage. They were born,
II memory serves, to the less
nlustrious cognomen of Close.
They are cousins, by this
second marriage, of Barbara
Hutton, daughter of the Frank
lyn Huttons, who when she
made her debut in New York
this year. was alleged to be one
Of the two wealthiest heiresses
In this country, sharing honorS
with Doris Duke. The Franklin
Huttons are at present at Palm
Beach. but plan leaving this
week for Curlyhut, their hunt
ing lodge on Youngs Island
near Charleston, S. c. They
sail the end of April for Lon
don whore Mise Parhara is tn
make her bow this summer at
the Court of st. James.
CahiHs to Entertain
, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cahill
will go to White Sulphur
Springs for a month. They
viii entertain a party of 10
friends at the resort.
l. Visit the Metropolis
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. William
Crozier and Maj. Gen. and
Robert c. Davis. of Washing
ton, are among the arrivals at
the st. Regis Hotel in New
York.
*
Here for a Holiday
Charles Francis Adams, jr.,
son of the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Charles Francis
Adams, will spend his vacation
from Harvard in Washington.