Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-01
Suburban
Resident
Activities
Capt. and Mrs. Russell
Leave Lyon Village.
Miss Herring Sails.

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In Lyon Village, left this morning for
New York City to visit the formers
sister preparatory to sailing Thurs
day for Fort Sherman in the Canal
Zone. where they will be stationed
for two years.
Miss Margaret Herring, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. Paul S. Herring Of
Hyattsville. Md. and instructor in
sailed Saturday from New York on
the Majestic for a stay abroad. She
will visit Paris. take the Summer
course at the University of Rennes
In Brittany. and spend some time in
England. Miss Herring holds both
bachelors and masters degrees from
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto johnson of Bat
tie Greek, Mich. were week end
guests Of the Rev. and Mrs. William
Bergherm in their home in Takoma
Park. and were also entertained in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Samp-
son. They were accompanied by their
son Bobbie.
DR.. and Mrs. Lee c. Adcock have
with them in their home in Golf
Club Manor their niece, Miss Mary
Viola Adcock, who recently arrived
from Panama to make her home with
them
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Adcock en-
tertained informally at tea for her
niece, when she was assisted by Mrs,
J. Wideman and Miss Frances King.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Wolohon left
yesterday morning for Cambridge,
Mass, where the former will take
graduate study during the Sum-
mer. Mrs. Wolohon will spend much
Of her time visiting in Melrose, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman F. Ermshar
of Baltimore are spending the Summer
In Takoma Park, Dr. Ermshar taking
the place Of DR.. Wolohon on the
staff of the Washington Sanitarium
during his absence. DR.. and Mrs.
Ermshar were recently married at
Baltimore. Mrs. Ermshar was be-
fore her marriage Miss Sara Ellen
Acton.
A simply planned wedding was that
Of Miss Mildred Carman Topley
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Topley Of Cherrydale, Va, and Mr..
Clarence W. Case, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H Case of East Falls Church.
Va, which took place Friday after
noon at 1870 o'clock in the home of
the Rev. Robert Allen Castleman, re-
tired. who was for Is years rector
of Falls Episcopal Church. and Mrs.
Csstleman, in East Falls Church.
Mrs. Case was attended by Miss Lola
Allen of East Falls Church, and Mr..
Douglas Topley, brother of the bride.
acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case lent immediately
after the ceremony for g, Wedding trip
to New York City, and upon their re-
turn will make their home in East
Falls Church.
An Interesting wedding took place
In the home of the president of Wash
tngton Missionary College and Mrs.
Morrison in Takoma Park Thursday
evening when Miss Lois Carol Chris
tan, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas S. Christian of Kenova,
w. Va. became the bride of Mr..
James Pemberton era btree of Takoma
Park, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
Crabtree. also of Kenovs, the cere-
n1ony being performed by President
Morrison.
The bride wore white creme
Jacket dress and white wide-br1n
med hat With white accessories.
Her attendants were her two sisters.
Mrs. Phil Wolff of Portsmouth, Ohio,
and Miss Arretha Juanita Christian
OF Huntington, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree will be at
home in their apartment in Central
Hall OF the Washington Missionary
College, where Mr.. Crabtree is taking
his pre-medical studies. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Crabtree are graduates of the
kenova High School and Mrs. Crab
tree is also graduate of Marshall
College in Huntington. where she
was member of the Forensic Club
and the Homeric Literary Society.
Following her graduation she taught
IN the Kenova City High School.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Helen Stack
and Mr.. Lawrence Dayton of Bladens-
burg, which took place June is at An
nspolis, Md. Both are prominent
In civic circles of the Bladensburg
community, where they will make
their home.