Evening star., 1937-08-29

where they had spent the create
Chinese history at the Oriental semi
mar at the University of California.
Mr. and Mrs. Hummel made the
return trip by way of the Northwest
States and Canada. Their trip took
them along the Redwood Trail through
Oregon and they went as far North
as Banff and the Lake Louise coun-
try. En- route East they visited
relatives in Seattle and also in the
Middle West.
Miss Carol Hummel, their daugh-
ter. who accompanied her parents to
California, remained in Berkeley to
study Oriental languages at the Uni
versity of California. Mr.. Arthur
Hummel their eldest son, is spending
few days in Chevy Chase Gardens,
having returned from Norris, where
he had spent the Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ashbrook, who
live on River road near the Congress
eional Country Club, sailed from
Seattle July II for Shanghai, but they
left there shortly after arrival and
are now in Kobe, Japan. Mr.. Ash
brook had gone to China on business
for the Federal Government and had
expected to stay for several months,
but because of conditions in China he
and Mrs. Ashbrook are waiting IN
Kobe for boat sailing for this
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd E. Mcclure
who lived in Friendship Heights for
several years, are now IN Canton,
China. where Mr. Mcclure is profess
sor OF botany at Canton Christian
College Mrs. Mcclure spent the Sum-
mer in the interior of China and
plans to return to Canton about Sep
tember l. Mrs McClure's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
e. Macdonald who have been at
Princeton University on furlough from
Canton Christian College during the
last year, sailed August l3 for Canton.
Lieut.. and Mrs. B. w. Fink of Chevy
Chase Gardens left yesterday for a
two-week vacation. Lieut.. Fink went
to Missouri to visit his father and
Mrs. Fink and her children motored
to Norfolk, Va, to spend week with
friends, after which they VIII go to
Lnthicun, Md, to spend week with
Mrs. Fink's sister, Mrs. E. P. Archi-
bald
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen j. Furlow and
their sons, John and William Furlow
will leave Wednesday for the North
west. where they will establish their
residence in Rochester MINI. Mr.
and Mrs. Furlow lived in Rochester
before coming to Washington 10
years ago, when Mr.. Furlow was
elected a member of the SiXty-ninth
Congress from the Rochester district.
Mr.. and Mrs. FurloW came to Somer-
set last year and have been occupy
Ing the Michener home on Dorset
avenue.
Mrs. j. P. Mccoy has returned to
Birmingham, Ala, after spending the
Winter with her brotherin-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dean
Scantlin, in Drummond. Judge Nc
Coy came to Drummond last week
and accompanied Mrs. Mccoy to
Birmingham. Their son, Mr. Charles
his father, remained in Drummond to
visit his aunt and uncle for several
weeks.
Judge and Mrs. P. D. Gold of Chevy
Chase Gardens left Saturday for their
former home in Miami, Fla. On their
Southern trip they will stop for few
days in Moorehead, N. c., to be men,
nav NJ ,t1 rriv INV I,,I
Colds brother, Mr.. Thomas Gold, the
editor and publisher of the Wilson
IN. c. Times.
Mrs Olin Smith and her two sons,
Oln Smith of Somerset, were in
Thousand Islands, N Y, last week,
stopping there for day or two while
on motor trip through New York
State and into Canada. They will re-
turn to Somerset at the end of the
week
Mrs. Allan Vogt has returned from
Lawrence, Mass, where she had spent
the Summer, and is the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Moore, on Cumberland avenue She
will be joined this week by Mr.. Vogt
and they will remain in Somerset un-
til October l. when they will move to
their new home on Leland street,
Chevy Chase.
Miss Viola Sutliff entertained at
bridge luncheon Monday and on Tues
day she was honor guest at lunch
con given by Mrs. j. w. Stohlman
and was a guest at another bridge
luncheon given Wednesday by Mrs
Perry K. Thurston in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Kate Patterson, who is
Mrs. Thurston's house guest for sew
eral weeks.
Miss Agnes Morell of Grande, Mimi,
will come to Edgemoor. Md, next week
to be the guest Of her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs William Mel
son Morell Miss Moreu is en- route
to her home in Minnesota. after spend
ing the Summer travelling through
Norway and Sweden. Her mother,
Mrs. s. S. Morell, who went abroad