Evening star., 1935-09-22
General Personal Notes
Of Interest to Society
Mrs. Albert G. Simms En- Route to Washing
ton-Mrs. Frederic M. Paist Here
for Human Needs Conference.

Mr.. ana MRS. marry NOrHenC Will
sail from Europe October for this
country on the Berengaria. Arriving
in New York the following week they
will spend four or five days there at
the Waldorf Astoria before returning
to their home on wyoming avenue.
Mr.. Norment has been abroad since
the early part of Summer and was
Joined in Paris by Mrs. Norment the
later part of August.
Mr.. Arnar Archbold and Mr.. John
Archbold have gone to Paris after
spending some time in LIE Touquet,
France.
Mrs. Anne Archbold, their mother,
is in New Mexico, where she is spend
ing the early Fall at Santa Fe. She
will return to her home on Reservoir
road the first part of october and
will be joined here by her sons later
in the season.
Miss Eleanor Elliott, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Elliott, will
leave this week for Rogers Hall,
Lowell, Mass, where she will be a
student during the coming year. With
her family she spent the Summer at
Highlands, N. c.
Mrs Alexander Wetmore and
daughter Margaret have returned to
their home in Takoma Park after an
absence of three months at Hollister
Woods, Eagle River. Wis.
Miss Margaret Wetmore, daughter
of Mr. Alexander Wetmore, assistant
secretary of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, will attend Hood College at
Frederick, Nd, this year.
Mrs. William R. Sweat of Palm
Beach, Fla. has arrived at the Shore
ham from the Greenbrair at White
Sulphur Springs She is en- route to
New York and has as here guests on
the trip and stopping with her in
Washington Mrs. Joseph Barker of
Omaha, Nebr., and Mrs. J. G. Nc
Mutt Of Minneapolis. They will be
at the Savoy Plaza in New York. Mrs.
Sweat expects to go early this Win
ter to her home in Palm Beach.
Mrs. Cyrus Whitney Culver and
two sons have returned from the
Finger Lakes. N. Y, where they have
been since June DR.. Culver spent
the early part of the Summer with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Darlington of
Akron, Ohio, are guests Of Mrs. Car
rington'S father, Mr.. r. Newton Nc
Dowell, at the Shoreham.
Miss E Gilliss Decker has just re-
turned to her home at 1921 East Rat-
terry lane from an extensive trip along
the Pacific Coast. She drove West
by the Southern route across the
desert and visited the fair at San
Diego. the bathing beaches and the
mountains. She returned by bus,
stopping in Salt Lake City and Den
yer, and spent the past week visiting
her brothers at Warren, Ohio.
Mrs Anna E. Hendley has just re-
turned from a trip through the New
England States and New York. She
was a luncheon guest Of Prof. and
Mrs. Beard, authors of the Rise OF
American Civilization" in New Mil
ford, Conn. In Lily Dale, N. Y, she
spoke on Woman's da-, August 81
She was instrumental in getting the
rooms occupied by Susan B. Anthony
and DR.. Anna Harvars Shaw in the
Leolyn Hotel, reserved as a shrine tc
those women and was entertained
on her birthday anniversary, Sep
! tember /, at dinner at the Leolyn
Miss Conchita E. Marmol, secre-
tary to the Minister of E. Salvador
has moved from 1921 Biltmore street
to an apartment at 1928 Calvert
street.
Mr. Sol Fischer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Melville B. Fischer, has gone to
Philadelphia, where he has entered
the Wharton School Of Finance O!
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