Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
Gettysburg FornoIity;
Horse Show to Be Chic
by BETTY BEALE

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Francis Spalding, Mrs Polk Guest. Mrs j.
Marvin Haynes and E. Taylor Chewing, jr.
Dinner parties already arranged before it
will be given by the PARROTS. the Cuthbert
Trains. the Rudolph Kauffmanns, the Mark
Sullivans. the Hobart Spaldings and the
Francis Spaldings, and a Joint one by the
Ralph GARDENERS and the Berkeley Simmons.
Twenty-Five percent of boxes $3.50 for
eight will also go to the hospital center.
The visiting equestrian teams will have
more than a ball. it seems. Irish AmbaSsa-
dor Thomas Herman win give a reception
for them there will be party at the Jockey
Club, party at Anderson House, and pri-
vate tours of the White House. embassies
and Georgetown-an arranged by Mrs H.
George Beauregard.
Perhaps the most charming note Of all is
that the chairman of the horse show is
Charles Horsky, the horsey partner Of Cow
ington and Burling. He wasn't chosen be-
cause of his name; 1t Just happened that
way On his committee are Mrs. A. c.
Randolph Paul Fout, Taylor Chewing,
Claude Owen and Mrs. Garvin Tankersley.
SENATOR JOHN McCLELLAN'S successful
uncovering of perjury on the part Of the two
Agriculture Department employees, Dumas
and Stone.
The Arkansas legislator and his wife
haven't been to more than two or three
parties since he started holding hearings on
the Billie Sol Estes case. What with putting
some last changes in his temperature raising
book, Crime Goes Unpublished" that will
be on the stands in October land will in
clude lot about Jimmy Hoffa), and porting
over the Estes evidence every night, he hasn't
time to 60 out.
1t was on one such night that the two men
called him to ask when he wanted them on
the Hill to testify, and the Senator replied
by asking them how they were going to testi-
fly. AStounded, they asked him what he
meant and he told them he knew lot more
than they realized. Whereupon they whipped
over to see him and acting on his advice,
made clean breast of it before his COM
mittee.
Says Norma Mcclellan, she and her hus-
band breakfast at 6:45 every morning and
the Senator is down at his office at 7:30
before his staff gets there. He gets home
about $3.50 and gets undressed and goes right
to bed but not to sleep. He has his dinner
on tray and works until midnight
you wouldn't believe" says his sweet.
gentle wife, that in 1888 the doctors gave
him two weeks to live because of pernicious
anemia!"
THE INABILITY OF THE EISENHOWERS
to forget the Kennedy administration even
while they are in their Scottish castle. Be-
cause guess who owned the castle before he
gave 1t to the National Trust of Scotland?
Lord Kennedy, the fifth Marques of Ailsa.
Detroit Kennedy assures me that Scotch
Kennedys or Irish Kennedys, "it's the same
gang right down the line" In order to
go through the great central gate, he says,
Ike has to walk under the Kennedy clans
heraldic coat of arms carved in the stone
overhead. And on the principal floor are
two drawing rooms, the Adam Room and the
Kennedy Room. Small world, isn't It?
II you are over that way it's one shilling
sixpence to see the castle with the exception
Of the Eisenhower flat on the upper floor,
another shilling sixpence to see the grounds,
and one shilling to park your car. This
doesn't seem too much to see the only other
domicile in the world lived In by both the
Eisenhowers and the Kennedys.