Evening star., 1946-09-08
'Actiuities Varv
In Social Set
In Washington
Tallmans Away:
CeCils to Move
BY Betty MHiken

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Rex Tallman, U. S. N, is on duty In
Italy, Mrs. Tallman (the former
Frances Virginia Waggaman Brown
lee) and her two small daughters,
Robin Brownlee and Carol Wagga-
man, have been enjoying the COM
modious Westchester apartment of
Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman.
The Waggamans, meantime, have
been living in their daughters house
in Coronado, having with them for
the summer their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Wag-
gaman, II (the latter formerly Julie
CahilD, who were married in Wash
ington last January 80. BY Sep
tember Is Mrs. Waggaman will have
returned to the Westchester Though
not to her own apartment) and the
Junior Waggamans will be back at
the Sedgewick.
jules mother, Mrs. James A.
Cahill, and her sisters, Mary Jane
and Louise. returned recently from
motor trip North. They spent
two weeks at the New Ocean House
in Swampscott Mass, and en- route
back stopped off for a week at the
Waldorf.
Mrs. Tallman (who was matron
OF honor at brother Johns and
Julias wedding and little Carol also
are in the North Wednesday thev
set out for Westport, Conn. and
they're not expected back in Wash
ington before Friday.
Diplomats House Hunt
Mrs. Robert Cecil, wife of the
newly appointed First Secretary of
the British Embassy, likewise is
travelling these days. Her trips.
however, are confined to Washing
ton and its environs and their pur-
pose is not for change of scenery.
Mrs. Cecil is in search of a house
for herself, her husband and three
small children, Veronica, Brigid and
Robert. So far she's had IL disap-
pointments-all because of the own
ers' objection to children!
For the past year the Cecils have
enjoyed the attractive house owned
by Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John E.
Dahlquist at 4901 Tilden street
Now. however, they must move, as
the lease has expired on the house
the Dahlquists lived in at 1906 David
son drive and the property already
has been re-rented And so it goes
in Washington!
Mrs. Cecil began her earnest
search only within the past few
weeks, as during the summer months
she and the children divided their
time between Chesapeake Bay and
West Harwich, Mass, with Mr.. Cecil
joining them when his work per-
mitted.
Mrs. Frank Kent, jr.. chose a pop
ular spot in New England, too, for
a trip recently. She returned a
short while ago from an extended
stay at Nantucket and now is back
at her favorite occupation, interior
decorating.
Capital Matron Gifted
This attractive young matron, who
claims both Greek and Russian
descent, is particularly talented
painter (Which stands her in good
stead in her artistic profession) and
also tri-linguist. The former ALA
Ballas Donnell speaks Russian,
French and English with great ease,
and does well enough in a group
conversing in Spanish, German or
italian. During the United Nations
sessions in New York and San Fran
cisco she served as interpreter and
now Is giving serious thought to re-
turning to that work during the
winter
Pulling up stakes after an unusu-
ally short tour of duty in Washing
ton, the Air Attache of the Bra
lillian Embassy, Brig. Gen. Altahyr
Eugen.c RoZsanyi, with Nine. Roz-
sanyi, their small daughter, Miriam,
and Nine. Rozsanyi's mother, Nine
Alice Favre, native OF Switzerland
entrained for New York yesterday
on the first lap of their journey to
France. Gen. Rozsanyi has been
attached to the embassy in Wash
ington only since mid-April, before
that was commander Of the first air
zone In Brazil and recently was
named air attache of his country's
embassy in Paris.
During their residence in the Cap
ital, Gen. and Nine. Rozsanyi re-
sided at 1875 Hillbrook lane. which
now is being made ready for the
generals successor. Air Brig. Gen.
Ivan Carpenter Ferreira, who with
his family is expected to arrived by
September Is.
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