Evening star., 1939-04-02
Eastertide
ToBeGay
With Parties
Many Visitors
To Be Entertained
During Week
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a few days last week their son, Mr..
Tully Garner, who has returned
to his home in Texas. Miss Gen.
evieve Garner, who attends Arlington
Hall. in Virginia, will be with her
devoted grandparents for her Easter
recess from her studies.
Also visiting in the town last
week was Mr.. Ashbel Barney who
came from New York to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Henry F.. Dimock. The
many friends of Mrs. Dimock are
delighted to know that she is up and
about and enjoys a daily drive.
Another attractive guest from out
OF town is Mrs. Walter E. Hope
Of Montgomery, Ala, and New York
who is with Mrs. Clarence N. Good
win over this week end.
Younger Set
Home for Vacations.
Young people are visiting in the
homes of former Secretary of War
and Mrs. Dwight F. Davis and for
mer Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor. Mrs. Davis granddaughter
and grandson, Miss Shirley Smith
and Mr.. Morton Smith, are here
over the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis and with Mr.. and Mrs. Chat
f1eld-Taylor are their son, Mr.. Ho-
bart Chatf1eld-Taylor, a student at
Yale; Miss Adelaide Chatfield- -Tay-
lor, who came from her studies at
Bryn Mawr, and young Miss Rose
Chatfield-T Taylor, who is student at
Westover School. Also with the
family today is the youngest of the
Chatfleld-T Taylor family, Richard,
who attends st. Adams School.
Older visitors this week end are
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Miller, jr., who
came from Pittsburgh to be with
Mr.. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Miller, and his uncle and
aunts, Senator Joseph F. GufIey and
the Misses Guffey.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard were
joined yesterday by the latter's sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph Ellis, formerly of
Washington, who now lives in New
York. Mrs. Ellis, formerly Miss
Elizabeth Warder, with her sisters,
Mrs. Leonard and Mrs. John w.
Garrett of Baltimore, was popular in
Washington during her debutante
years, as we'll as after her marriage.
They are daughters of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin H. Warder,
whose handsome stone residence at
1915 K street was preserved by the
late George Oakley Totten, jr. When
the K street property was sold for
i the erection of a large Office build
ing, the late Mr.. Totten had the
house taken down stone by stone
and rebuilt the edifice on upper Six
teenth street near Euclid, where he
rearranged the interior into apart
mentc. Maj. and Mrs. Leonard will
have small number of guests din
ing with them tomorrow evening,
old friends of theirs and Of Mrs.
Ellis.
Mrs. Golden Arrives
With Miss Buck.
Mrs. Golden, wife of the late Rep
resentative Charles A. Golden, ar
rived by motor the end of the week
with Miss Buck and is with the
latter's parents, Representative and
Mrs. Frank H. BUCK of California.
Mrs. Golden, who took an active
part in congressional society dur
ing her late husbands service in
the Lower House, was candidate
for his seat in Congress, losing the
election by very narrow margin.
Prof. Robert French of Yale
University and Mrs French came
from New Haven and are guests of
Senator and Mrs. Robert A. Taft
over Sunday. Senator Taft, like
his father, the late former Chief
Justice, was graduated from Yale.
Senator and Mrs. Taft will have
with them for the Easter week end
the Senator's cousin, Prof. William
Sernple of the University Of Gin
cinnati and Mrs. Semple, who will
arrive Friday.
Among the parties appearing on
the months calendar is a luncheon
April II to be given by Mrs. Brady
Ruttencutter in honor of Mrs
Close, wife of the Minister of South
Africa; Mrs. John H. wilkins has
cards out for an at home Thurs
day, April 20, and Mrs. Emerson
Howe will be hostess at luncheon
April %.