Evening star., 1937-07-25

George D. Horning, and she expects to
travel through England, Denmark and
the Scandinavian countries before re-
turning to kenWooo. In September
Miss Horning will go to Madison, Wis,
where she will enter the University of
Wisconsin as a freshman
Mr.. Holland Huntington of Somer-
set left Friday for st. Paul, Mimi,
where he will stay until about August
l. On his return Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
ington and their daughter, Miss Mere
dith Huntington, will go to Bethany
Beach, where they have taken a cot
tage for the month of August.
Dr.. and Mrs Norman Ames and
their children of Westmoreland Hills
left Friday for vacation trip of three
weeks. They will 60 first to the East
ern Shore of Maryland for a few days,
after which they will leave for Mis-
sissippi to visit Mrs. Ames' mother,
Mrs. w. J. Jennings, in Grenada.
DR.. Mary Downes Of Chevy Chase
Gardens and her daughter, Miss
Nancy Downes, have gone to the
Pocono Mountains, in PENNSYLVANIA
for fortnight's stay. Mr. Hackett
DoWnes and his son, Hackett Downes.
ir. are at Rehoboth Beach for short
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs Westel Willoughby
and their children of Kenwood have
left for Canada and they will spend
the Summer at Stone Lake, in Ontario
County.
Mrs. George Diermmier Of West
moreland Hills is spending the Sum
mer abroad. She landed in South
ampton, England, July g. and will
travel through France, Italy and Aus
trla before returning to her home
some time in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold De Courcy of
Somerset and their family left We'd
nesday for vacation of several weeks
in New Hampshire They will be
the guests of Mr.. De Courcy's mother
at Rye Beach, on the New HAMPSHIRE
coast.
Mr.. o. H. Gish of Somerset will
leave tomorrow to attend a confer
ence of biologists and geophysicists.
which will be held this week in Red
Lodge, Mont.
Mrs. Charles E. Jackson of Chevy
Chase Gardens has as her guest for
several weeks her sister. Miss Dolly
Orr of Atlanta, Ga Mr.. Jackson, who
Is the deputy commissioner of fish,
cries. is on a business trip to Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs William N. Wood of
Chevy Chase Terrace are in Ocean
City, Md, for a short stay. They
were accompanied to the beach by
their daughter, Miss Kitty Wood, and
her friend, Miss Romayne Eustace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hall john
ston and their daughter, Miss Kate
Johnston, of Somerset, have taken a
cottage at Sherwood Forest and are
spending the Summer there. Miss
Anne Shillinger of Highland, Md. and
a former resident of Somerset, spent
last week with Miss Johnston.
Mrs. Charles Pergler and her son.
Mr.. Carl Pergler, have returned to
their home in Drummond after an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Walter Bogley were
hosts to group of young folks from
Friendship Heights, Md, Friday night,
entertaining in honor of Miss Rosa
lind Rowens of Easton, Nd, and Mr..
Harvey Leet, whose marriage will take
place within the next few weeks.
Following the dinner the guests mo-
tored to Herring Bay for a moonlight
sail.
Mr.. Leet is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Leet of Friendship Heights.
Guests at the dinner were the young
people of the community, with whom
Mr.. Leet has been associated since
his childhood.
In addition to Miss Rowen and Mr..
Leet, those attending the dinner were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Walter Bogley, IT.,
whose marriage took place last month,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Brooks.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton plans to take
an extended trip to the West Coast in
August. She will leave August IL and
VIII drive with several girls from Wash
1ngton through the Middle Western
States, stopping at Racine, Wis, for
few days and going west by way of
the Black Hills, Salt Lake City and
the Grand Canyon. She will spend
a week or 10 days in Los Angeles and