Parents:
- Howard Griffith [1878-1942]
- Elizabeth Perry Griffith [1879-1959]
Married (1) Towneley Epes Gamble (div. 1950)
Child:
- Joan Gamble Palmer [1938-1983]
Married (2) James Hemenway Littlepage.
Obituary
The Washington Post - August 31, 1998
Mabel Griffith Littlepage, 86, a lifelong Washington area resident who was active in Democratic Party groups, died of coronary arrest Aug. 27 at her home in Chevy Chase.
She was a founder of the Silver Spring Democratic Club and a member of the Women's National Democratic Club. She also had been active in Democratic Party campaigns in suburban Maryland and had done volunteer work at the White House.
Mrs. Littlepage, a Montgomery County native, was a graduate of Central High School. She attended the College of William and Mary. She had been a Red Cross nurses aide at Walter Reed Army Medical Centery during World War II.
Her marriage to Towneley Epes Gamble ended in divorce [1950]. Her second husband, James H. Littlepage, died in 1988, and a daughter by her first marriage, Joan Gamble Palmer, died in 1983.
Survivors include two step-daughters, Judith Sawyer of Charleston, S.C., and Cecelia Littlepage of Berkeley, Calif.; a brother, William Griffith of Beltsville; three sisters, Blanche Clark of West Lafayette, Ind., Margaret Livingston of Gaithersburg, and Mary Ann Kephart of Poolesville.
Parents:
- Howard Griffith [1878-1942]
- Elizabeth Perry Griffith [1879-1959]
Married (1) Towneley Epes Gamble (div. 1950)
Child:
- Joan Gamble Palmer [1938-1983]
Married (2) James Hemenway Littlepage.
Obituary
The Washington Post - August 31, 1998
Mabel Griffith Littlepage, 86, a lifelong Washington area resident who was active in Democratic Party groups, died of coronary arrest Aug. 27 at her home in Chevy Chase.
She was a founder of the Silver Spring Democratic Club and a member of the Women's National Democratic Club. She also had been active in Democratic Party campaigns in suburban Maryland and had done volunteer work at the White House.
Mrs. Littlepage, a Montgomery County native, was a graduate of Central High School. She attended the College of William and Mary. She had been a Red Cross nurses aide at Walter Reed Army Medical Centery during World War II.
Her marriage to Towneley Epes Gamble ended in divorce [1950]. Her second husband, James H. Littlepage, died in 1988, and a daughter by her first marriage, Joan Gamble Palmer, died in 1983.
Survivors include two step-daughters, Judith Sawyer of Charleston, S.C., and Cecelia Littlepage of Berkeley, Calif.; a brother, William Griffith of Beltsville; three sisters, Blanche Clark of West Lafayette, Ind., Margaret Livingston of Gaithersburg, and Mary Ann Kephart of Poolesville.
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