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Octobebr SI. The commission, la announcing hit retirement, com* alimented his “outstanding record in the
Mr. Settle does not intend to
cities in America.” He will resume his private law practice upon retirement.
Mr. Settle is the son o/ W. B. Settle who/ established the Blue Ridge Guide in the “First Washington” in 1&87. He is welcomed on his visits back home to .Rappahannock, and is greeted as warmly as he greets.
-rf— MRS. HUMELS1NE IS NAMED ‘BEAUTY OF THE WEEJC’
Appearing in a feature in the Times-Herald, Washington, D.C., last week was a picture of Mrs. Carlisle Humelsine, naming her as “Beauty of the Week.” , The caption under the very lovely picture of Mrs. Humelsine read: “A good cook, knowing the way .to people’s hearts, should make an excellent diplomat’s wife. ,Mr»- Carlisle Humelsine, whose husband is deputy undersecretary of state, is both an artist? at cuisine and a delightful person in her own right. The former Miss Mary Speake, she is a native of Luray, and naturally knows how to fix up a tasty Virginia ham. Moreover, she’s an expert at concocting gumbo, a dish that demands a lot of know-how; her recipe is from New Orleans with additions from the Old Dominion. A lovely blond, Mrs. Humelsine has blue eyes and likes the vibrant contrast of scarlet or jet black in afternoon clothes. With her husband, two-year-old Barbara Anne and Mary Carlisle, aged 5%, she lives in a house part of whose charm is due to the family heirlooms with which she has furnished it.”
Mrs. Humelsine is a niece of D. D. Miller.
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