Evening star., 1941-02-06
Made Many. Friends
While in School Here.

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Made Many Friends
While in School Here.
Miss Garner is a graduate OF Ar
lington Hall. and while attending
the school spent many week ehuS
with her grandparents at their Sulte
at the Washington Hotel. She mas
a wide circle of friends here, and
although she turned her back on
q formal debut she attended many
festivities for the younger SET. III
explaining her dislike of coming
out parties. while senior at Airing
ton Hall, she said: Nobody makes
debuts back home. 1t just seems
like a lot of fuss" Miss Garner
was selected as Queen Shenan-
doah" in 1889 and presided over the
Virginia Apple Blossom Festival;
She is a skilled horseWoman ana
a lover of the outdoors.
Miss Virginia Rayburn
Plans Spring Wedding.
Another wedding of note in Texas
will be that of Miss Virginia Ray
burn. niece of the Speaker OF the
House, Representative Sam Ray
burn. The Speaker and his sister,
Miss Lucinda Rayburn, had letters
Yesterday from their niece telling
of her plans to marry Mr.. Thomas
Bolton of Dallas in the spring. MISS
Rayburn visited her distinguished
uncle last month, coming to wash
ington for the inaugural festivities
and returned to her Texas nome a
week ago. Miss Rayburn is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ray
burn of Dallas.
Mrs. Roosevelt's Niece
Selects Wedding Date.
washington also will be interested
in an early spring wedding Whlch
will take place in Boston April II.
Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, niece and
namesake of Mrs. Franklin D. Roose-
welt. will be married on Easter eve TO
Mr.. Edward Proctor Elliott, son OF
Mrs. Arthur Spencer Elliott of Brlar-
". Yorkshire, England, and the late
Mr.. Elliott.
Miss Roosevelt is the daughter OF
Mr.. G. Hall Roosevelt, brother OF
the Presidents wife, and Mrs. John
cutter of Dedham. Mass. She made
her debut at the White House When
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
gave a dance for her at Christmas,
1888.
The ceremony will be performed
In st. Pauls Episcopal Church IN
Dedham, the Rev. Thomas Hunting
ton Chappell officiating at O'Clock.
A reception will follow in the Ded-
ham Country and Polo Club.
Mr.. Elliott was graduated from
the Liverpool University, where he
was awarded a fellowship to carry
out research in architectural design
under Eliel Saarinen at Cranbrook
Academy of Art. His fiancee was
graduated from the Winsor School
and studied art at the Cranbrook
Academy.
Mrs. Laura Field Cheatham
Engaged to DIR. Huntington.
The announcement today by Mrs
James Gaven Field of the engage
ment of her daughter, Mrs. Laura
Katherine Field Cheatham, to DR.
Camp Stanley Huntington OF Wash
ington attracts the attention OF
members of old residential circles as
well as the service set.
Mrs. Cheatham is the daughter
of the late Capt. Field, Medica,
Corps, U. S. N, and the grand
daughter of the late Gen. James
Gaven Field, attorney general OF
Virginia. She attended Miss Ma
deira's School and was graduated
from Holton-Arms Junior College
She made her debut several years
ago.
DR.. Huntington, son of Mrs. STAN
ley Huntington of this city and DR.
william Henry Huntington of Port
land, Greg, is a nephew of the late
DR.. Arthur Camp Stanley. DR.
Huntington is a graduate of the