Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-08-08

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Miss Sallie Zimmerman Of Washing
ION.
Mai. and Mrs. w. c. Crane, who
have been spending several weeks at
NVardman Park Hotel, have gone to
NNhitinsville, Mass, for an extended
stay.
Mai. Raymond Payne, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Payne and their little daughter
Edith. will leave tomorrow for Il motor
srip through New York. They Will
kpend a few days en- route at Chnton'
Conn, with DIR. and Mrs. Graham l.
.NVellman. Mai. Payne is on duty at
eastern and Western High Schools OF
This city, as military instructor.
/ Mai. A. Reyes of the Royal Spanish
Army. who has been at Wardman
1park Hotel while in Washington on a
special mission. left Friday Tor Cal
weston, Tex, where he will remain
xor two weeks.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Francis John Clark
NJ Portland, Greg. will leave next week
for the Pacific Coast, and Will be at
ahome after October Is at the preside.
Mrs. Clark was before her marriage IN
June Miss Sara Rodman Scudder,
daughter Of Mrs. II. r. Scudder Oh
snis city.
Mrs. Clark graduated from the
National Cathedral School and took
her degree at Nassar College IN the
close of 1925 She is d member OF
trhe Washington Junior League and
has been a gray lady" at Walter
Reed Hospital during the past Win
ter. Lieut.. Clark is a graduate OF
s'Nest Point and served in the World
War. While at West Point he was
intercollegiate saber champion.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. NOonan and
;fheir daughter, Mrs. Raymond Glen
denim Miller, are in their Cleveland
Park home for a few days and Will
seturn to their cottage at AllenhufSt
the middle of the week. Mr.. ana Mrs
Noonan met Mrs Miller and her chill
Sren in New York last week on her
arrival from Paris where Mr.. Miller
is assistant commercial attachc OF
Che United States embassy.
Mrs. George p. Wilson and her
daughters, Miss Elizabeth Wilson and
Miss Mary Wilson arrived yesterday
TO spend d few days with Mrs. Will
sons son, Mr.. George II. Wilson, who
Is ConvaleSCinG from u serious acci-
dent. Mrs Wilson, is the widow Of
the late Rev. DR.. Wilson, prominent
Presbyterian clergyman OF Na&hlng-
ION She and her daughters have
been visiting her son and daughter
su.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Wilson
IN New Jersey and her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Will
Siams on Long Island.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughters Will
return to their home in Lexington,
Ky, in a week or 10 days
o,~l rr-l,N
knarriage took place a few weeks ago.
Are now In their home at 1915 Tenth
street southeast. Mrs. Howard was
before her marriage Miss Francis
rulia Burton.
Miss Margaret Zolnay, daughter
bf Mr. and Mrs. George Julian Zolnay
Of Washington is the guest OF MISS
Natalie Hammond, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs John Hays Hammond at
khe.r Summer place, Lookout Hill. at
Gloucester, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
Eolnay will probably not occupy their
Rstate Wondonhurst at East Glou-
Hester this season.
Miss Victoria S. Tytus whose
mother. Mrs. John Stewart McLennan
kntertains frequently at luncheons
and picnic suppers at the lakes around
Ashintully, her Summer home at Hyr
ingham, Mass. won first prize for
women in the Lake Nahkeenac Boat
Club. She was victor in the swim
tning, diving and plunging contests
md also participated in the canoe
PAGES.
Mrs NJ. de Clare Berry closed her
APARTMENT at Pelham Courts early in
Iuly and opened her home in Mont
eomery County, Md. She will go later
In the Autumn TO the mountains OF
Virginia and to Gloucester and Hen
sYco Counties.
Mrs. Daniel W. ODonoghue and her
children are passing several weeks at
fhe Brighton Hotel. Atlantic City, n.
u. Mr. O'Donoghue vii join them this
Sceek end.
Mrs II. Milton Brown. 203e New
Hampshire avenue, left last evening
Sor a months visit at her old home in
cleveland, Ohio.
Early in September Mrs Brown will