Evening star., 1937-08-29

Will remain for a longer visit ana
will sail October rs In the Georgic.
The International Population Con-
latter part Of July, lured several Ar
lington County residents, among them
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick F.. Stephan,
who have just returned to their
home on the Lee Highway after five
week absence. Before going to Paris,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephan spent week
In London and, after the close of
the congress, they made hurried trip
to Geneva, Switzerland, where they
ascended Junfrau Jock and later
crossed over into Germany and took
a trip down the Rhine, sailing from
Liverpool the middle of August and
arriving home Saturday OF last week
While in Paris and London, Mr.
and Mrs. Stephan often met DR.. and
Mrs Richard O. Lang Of 34l2 Wilson
Boulevard, who left the county the
middle of June for an extended trip
on the Continent and the British Isles.
DR.. Lang, who is associated with the
Central Statistical Board, was awarded
a fellowship by the Social Service
Research Council of New York and
will spend IS months study abroad
At present Dr. and Mrs. Lang are in
London, where he is engaged in the
study Of census technique, and Mrs
Lang is pursuing her study of art
She was student last year at the
Corcoran Art School in Washington
Upon the completion OF his work in
the British Empire. Dr. Lang will
go to C1echoslovakia and Germany
for a further study Of census sta
tistics, and before sailing for home
they expect to visit Switzerland and
italy.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold F. Dorm OF
North Wayne street. Arlington, who
sailed the middle of July for Paris,
where DR.. Dorm went primarily to
attend the Population Congress, are
expected back the first week in Sep
tember.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard E. Golden
and their small son, Edward Golden,
of South Nineteenth street, Arlington,
left last week for an extended motor
tour through the middle and South
western States.
DR.. Golden, who is an economist
with the Farm Credit Administration
will contact universities and expert
mental stations in several OF the
Middle Western States, returning to
Virginia early next Summer.
While In Texas DR.. and Mrs. Golden
will visit at his former home, in
Canyon, near Amarillo, Tex.
Mrs. Harold r. Stephan, with her
young daughter, Betty Stephan, has
returned to her home in Woodlawn
Village after spending the last five
weeks in Nashville, Tenn, with her
brother, DR.. John M. Saunders. She
was joined the last week of her visit
by her husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Thorpe
OF Virginia Highlands have left for a
two-week vacation and will make a
series OF visits In Norfolk, Virginia
Beach and Ocean View, Va. At Nor
folk they will be the guests OF Mrs.
Milton Spruill.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Allwine and
their young son, Jack Allwine, of
Cherrydale, Va. accompanied by MIR
Allwine's mother, Mrs. D. T. Allwine
Of Virginia Highlands, left Monday
on a Today motor trip. during which
time they will visit Rehoboth Beach
and Atlantic City. En- route home they
will stop for q short visit with Rev.
and Mrs. J. w. Townsend at the
parsonage at Snow Hill, Md Rev.
Townsend is former pastor OF CAL
vary M. P. Church in Aurora Hills.
The Misses Florence and Lois
George, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. George of North Highland
street, Arlington, are spending a
weeks vacation at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Reed of
North Highland street, Arlington, are
entertaining as house guests for 10
day visit Mrs. Reeds sister, Mrs.
". r. Wingler Of Marlboro, Mass,
and her son, Mr.. William Wingler,
and daughter, Miss Jean Wingler, and
Miss Helen Maxwell Of Marlboro, who
made the trip by motor
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence w. Watts
have visiting them at their home on
Key boulevard, Arlington, Mrs. Watts
aunt, Mrs. H. s. Hager, and her
daughter, Miss F1ossie Hager Of New
axk, N. J.
NJ. and Mrs r. A. Cocker were
5otned Friday At their home in Way
croft by their son. Mr.. Roland A.
Cocker, jr, who made the trip by
plane from Oakland, Me, where he
has been spending the Summer.
NJ. and Mrs. Ralph B. Bronson Of
Twenty third street, North Arlington,
hs~s as guests, arriving today, Mr..
md Mrs. Preston Barnard Of Smeth-
part, Pa. who Will remain for 4 few
days end take back with them their
children, Alva, Ruth and Joseph
Barnard, who have been visiting the
Dronsons for the past week.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry K. Lamb Of
Aurora Hills, with their young son,
Donald Lamb, and Mrs. Carrie Hig-
gins, who makes her home with them,
lett Thursday by automobile for Ocean
City. N. j., to spend few days, and
from there they will 60 to Spring.
Aeld, Mass, for 4 visit with Mrs.
lambs brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Hoover, returning to
virginia around September Z. They
were also accompanied on the trip
b. Mrs. Lambs sister, Mrs. Sallie
0ears Of Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Patterson
and their sons, Cameron, Bradford
and James Patterson, returned the
last Of the week to their home In
Aurora Hills, from Newport, r. l.,
where they spent the greater part
of the Summer in their cottage there.
Mrs. Frederick H. White OF Twenty
fourth street, Arlington, was hostess
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