Evening star., 1953-11-02
Society News
Senatorial Families
Beginning to Return
Lively Goings-On at Kefouver Menoge
Kennedys Rent Georgetown House
By .DoisY CleIond

ones and their goblins and
ghosts. The Halloween costumes
IN this country could take a tip
from those in Nancy Kefauver'S
native Scotland.
It would seem that there, in
stead of trick or treat" it is a
treat for a treat" The Scottish
children must put on a show of
singing and dancing before their
elders give them a treat. So on
October 81 across the sea bands
of children go about together
performing for their loot.
Vacation highlight for Mrs.
Kefauver was a months visit
from her closest sister, Mrs. Guy
Shipp. It was the second time
in 19 years the two had been
able to get together since Mrs.
Shipp and her husband live in
Eden, a port on the Red Sea.
The reunion was completed by
another sister, Mrs. Paul Nc
Quiddy, who also lives in Tennes-
see. This gathering of the clan
took place from mid-September
to October and ranged from,
New York to the Kefauver farm
in Tennessee.
Their Moiesties Admired
Mrs. Kefauver is falling in line
with the rest of Washington in
her comment on meeting their
majesties, the King and Queen
of the HelleneS. "They are SIM
ply charming, and I was so
anxious to meet them after hear
ing Estes speak of them after
he met them a few years ago
when he was in Greece"
Another round of applause for
their majesties from a sena-
torial wife from Tennessee came
from Mrs: Albert Gore. Mrs.
Gore is here, just as Mrs. Ke-
fauver, to see the children back
in school. Her husband will also
only be in town off and on until
Christmas time.
News from a bride and groom
of the Senate, Senator and Mrs
Jack Kennedy, is that they have
rented the Blair Childs' house in
Georgetown come December IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs are plan
ming a trip to Europe.
Word from Senator and Mrs.
Price Daniel is that they have
spent the summer moving into
a new ranch house in Liberty, |
Tex, and will be back the mid
die of December.
Back From Europe
Senator and Mrs. James H.
Duff are home again after a
trip to Europe. They got back
about three weeks ago and are
travelling back and forth between
here and Pennsylvania.
In the middle, of enjoying a
trip abroad are Senator and
Mrs. Arthur v. Watkins. Their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lorna
Watkins and seven-year-old |
granddaughter, Andrea are with |
them on the grand tour.
A daughter of the Watkins
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard G. Scott have moved |
back to Washington from Pitts
burgh while another daughter,
Miss Nine Watkins, just returned
from Europe and missed her
parents by a few days.
Senator and Mrs. William
LANCER were in town over the
week end but will spend most
of the fall in North Dakota.
Mrs. LANCER plans several visits
with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Gokey
in Fargo, N. D. The latter is
well remembered in Washington
as Mimi LANCER. The Gokeys
now have two children, Ann, 7,
and William LANCER, 3.
Senator and Mrs. Robert S.
Kerr are also back in town. The
Senator will not settle here for
the winter until a little later
but with their son Bill in school
at Sidwell Friends, Mrs. Kerr
will be here.
The list of European travellers
still seems to grow. The Bel
glan Ambassador and his bride
are planning a trip soon. An
other couple that plan to visit
Belgium are Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
Sifor Frazer who will visit the
United States Ambassador and |
Mrs. Alger while they are there.
Mrs. Nathan Scott will cross
the ocean and planning a long
trip abroad are Mr.. and Mrs.
Tinsley Garnett. The Garnetts
have rented their house for a