Evening star., 1943-03-28
Resident Notes
Of Warrenton
Mrs. John B. Rose
Returns TO Home:
Others Azp0v

WARRENTON, Va, March 81
Mrs. John B. Rose. wife of Gen.
Rose, has returned to her home in
Philadelphia after a visit to her
father, Mr.. Julian Keith, and Mrs.
Keith. and her cousin, Miss Betty
Mcintyre.
Mrs. Jean Smith Flowers, who has
been. occupying Neptune Lodge on
Culpeper street. has given up the
place and left Thursday for Florida.
Mr.. William R. Rowland of the
Coast Guard, Florida, has been at
his home on a short leave recently.
Mrs. Rowland and Miss Vivian Row.
land, who spent the winter in Flor
ida with him, returned some time
ago.
1t. Elizabeth Victoria Gray Fitz-
hugh of Birmingham, Ala, daughter
OF the late Warren Fitzhugh of this
county visited her cousins, Miss
Sally Gray and Mr.. Fitzhugh Gray
this week while on her way from
Des Moines, where she was trained
and commissioned, to Camp Lee.
Mrs. w H. Pool and her daughter.
Miss Sally Hoxton Spilman, left
Thursday for a short visit In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Washing
ton have returned to Middleburg
from Aiken, S. c., where they spent
the winter.
1t. and Mrs. George Gilman and
their young son left Friday for
Florida. where they expect to be for
two months.
Miss Jean Harper and Miss
Johanna Weiland, both of Miami,
Fla, and students at Duke Uni
versity, arrived Thursday to spend
the week end with Miss Harper's
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burrowes McNeir, at Creed
moor.
Miss Epic Duncan of Collegiate
School, Richmond, is spending the
spring vacation with her aunts, the
Misses Gaskins.
Mrs. w. D. Washington and her
daughter, Mrs. Fairfax washington
Strother and her small son, who
have been living near The Plains,
have rented Mrs. A. M. Chamblin's
house on Waterloo street for the
spring and summer, and will take
possession April /.
Miss Camilla Jeffries and her
cousin, Miss Helen Jeffries of Rich
mond, Va, are spending short
holiday at their homes in Warren
ton.
Miss Edith Carter of Meadow
Grove, Marshall, Va, and her sister,
Mrs. R. Bland Beverley of Bland
field, have returned from q visit Of
three weeks to Mr.. and Mrs, Alex
Carter Beverley in Albany, N. Y,
where Mrs. Beverley saw her infant
granddaughter, Ursula Byrd Bever-
lev
Mai. and Mrs. Frank Tyson. jr.,
visited their farm in Loudoun
County this week to look after the
s,oring y ork ard plan for a victory
garden for the summer Maj. Ty-
son, who has been at Guadalcanal,
is srending some time with his par
ents in Washington.
Mrs. Hubert B. Phipps is visiting
her mother, Mrs. H H. Bucklin. in
Providence. R. L. and will also be IN
New York for some days before re-
turning to her home, Rockburn
Farm, near Deiaplane.
Capt. Robert Ramey. who was on
duty in Panama for two years, spent
a 2O-day leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Ramey, before 60
ing to Camp Stuart, Ga. Miss Anna
Dean Ashby gave an entertainment
Tuesday evening in honor of Capt.
Ramev and Pvt. Wilbur Moffett.
Comdr. Alan r. Montgomery. who
served in the South Pacific and has
spent several weeks here at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r H. Montgomery, while recuper-
ating from malaria, expects to re-
turn to duty soon.
Miss E. T. Wheeler of Washing
ton spent two days here this week
as the guest of Miss Lavinia Ham
ilton.
Mrs. Bates Compton has returned
to Washington after visit to the
Rev. and Mrs. Paul D. Bowden at
the Oaks.
The Rev. William B. L. Hutche-
son. who has accepted call to Grace
Church. Casanova, and st. Luke's,
Remington, will arrive April l with
his wife and two children, and they
will make their home In the rectory,
Casanova.
Miss Elizabeth Herman of Stuart
Hall is spending the spring holiday
with her mother. Mrs. John Rawl-
ings, at the Plains.