Granddaughter of Charles Mather Ffoulke. She spent her childhood with her grandparents at their home near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., where she debuted to society in 1925. Shortly afterwards, she and her sister left for New York and worked briefly in the motion picture industry. Gwendoline was first married to Albert Bromfield Dewey of Chicago, with whom she had two children. Her second husband, G. Tinsley Garnett, died in 1962. Gwendoline often visited her sister,
Gladys, at the XSX Ranch north of Silver City, New Mexico. She married George Abell, an official with the State Department Office of the Chief of Protocol, in 1970.
Gladys, at the XSX Ranch north of Silver City, New Mexico. She married George Abell, an official with the State Department Office of the Chief of Protocol, in 1970.
Granddaughter of Charles Mather Ffoulke. She spent her childhood with her grandparents at their home near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C., where she debuted to society in 1925. Shortly afterwards, she and her sister left for New York and worked briefly in the motion picture industry. Gwendoline was first married to Albert Bromfield Dewey of Chicago, with whom she had two children. Her second husband, G. Tinsley Garnett, died in 1962. Gwendoline often visited her sister,
Gladys, at the XSX Ranch north of Silver City, New Mexico. She married George Abell, an official with the State Department Office of the Chief of Protocol, in 1970.
Gladys, at the XSX Ranch north of Silver City, New Mexico. She married George Abell, an official with the State Department Office of the Chief of Protocol, in 1970.
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