Evening star., 1953-08-30
By LiIIion Arthur

Among the visitors here this
week is Mrs. Gilbert Terwilliger,
of Red Wing, MINI. She will
stay for three weeks as the guest
of her brother n-law and SIS
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. George j.
Wells.
The former Miss Frances
Shugrue, Mrs. Terwilliger was a
Washington resident before she
married Mr.. Terwilliger-a for
mer member of the State legis-
lature in Minnesota for IA
years-and moved to that State.
And so, having a host of
friends here, Mrs. TerWilliger is
being entertained at series of
luncheons. teas and dinners.
Mrs. Wells gave a luncheon
for her sister Wednesday, when
she took her guests to the newly
opened Carriage House in
Georgetown.
Others who entertained for
her in the past few days were
her sister, Mrs. Arlington Com
stock, who gave a bridge party
for her; another sister, Mrs.
Arthur Stanton, who gave a din
ner for 18 in her honor.
Mrs. Terwilliger will leave
today for Fredericksburg, Va,
for a short stay with another
sister, Mrs. Herbert Diesedeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin McNish
entertained at cocktails and
dinner Wednesday. Among
their guests were DR.. Robert
Huntoon, associate director of
the Bureau of Standards, in
charge of the laboratory at
Corona, Calf. Mrs. Huntoon.
came with DR.. Huntoon on his
trip to Washington and she was
also at the dinner.
And among others present
were DR.. Charles Page of the
National Bureau of Standards
and Mrs. Page. DR.. and Mrs.
Page live in Montgomery Coun-
ty on Lay Hill road near Sandy
Spring.
After a long stay at their
summer place in Upstate New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Slater
are now planning to return
home shortly after Labor Day
in time for their son, John
Slater, to leave for college on
the 18th.
Col. A. r. S. Barden and Mrs. |
Barden are back home again and
sometime after September l they
will be in their home on Exeter
road. Col. Barden was retired
August l following a long and
colorful career.
Mrs. Barden is the former
Helen RoeSch, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Roesch, for
many years residents of Friend
ship Heights. Col. and Mrs.
Barden have two daughters,
Helen and Mary Stuart.
Until they are able to move
to Bethesda, Col. and Mrs. Bar
den are staying with Col. Bar
den's father, Col. w. J. Barden,
in Georgetown.
Miss Margaret Ann Smith and
her sister, Miss Carol Sue Smith,
are vacationing in ST. Paul,
Mimi, with their mothers rela-
tiveS.
People are looking forward to
the visit of Mrs. Carl FIeSher's
sister, Mrs. William Pennock,
and her son William, who are
coming from Puerto Rico some
time during the early fall.
Both Mrs. FleSher and Mrs.
Pennock. are natives of Puerto
Rico. Mr.. and Mrs. Pennock
lived in Washington at one time
and they were also in Califor-
mia. And now Mrs. Pennock and
her family live in Bayaman,
Puerto Rico, and Mrs. Flesher
has been resident of Wood
haven for several years.
If Mrs. Pennock prolongs her
visit here Mrs. F'lesher will en-
tertain for her. However, her
time VIII be somewhat limited,
since she plans to spend a few
days with Mr.. Pennock'S sister
In North Carolina, and a little
longer time with other rela-
tives in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Brooke
started Friday for the Thousand
Islands and they may go as far
as the Gaspe Peninsula before
they return.
1t. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Hueschke have come to Wash