Evening star., 1938-09-18

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AZ in other years Mrs. Grosvenor
Will have . busy winter. She Is still
tho president Of the George Washing
ton Hospital Board, an once that she
has had for several years, and the
work with tho board will occupy her
time until she leaves for Florida In
January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie w. Childs and
their daughter, Miss Patricia Childs,
arrived In Washington this week from
Rio de Janeiro. where Mr.. Childs has
been the commercial attache at the
United States Embassy for the past
four years. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs are
former residents Of Somerset, living
there for several years before going to
Brazil. Their little blond daughter.
who is almost young lady now and
speaks Spanish fluently, attended the
Somerset Grade School and had many
friends there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Childs
To Leave Seon.
Mr.. Childs, who Is now on furlough
from his duties at the Embassy, and
Mrs. Childs, will visit relatives and
friends in the Middle West after leav-
ing Washington next week. During
their stay here they are being ex-
tensively entertained. Friday Mrs.
Childs was . guest at q luncheon given
by Mrs. Harold De Courcy.
Miss Mary Ellen Corbv will 60 to
Portsmouth, Ohio, tomorrow to be
bridesmaid at the wedding Of Miss
Sally Scudder, her classmate at Ogontz
School for Girls, from which both Miss
Corby and Miss Scudder graduated two
years ago. Miss Corby spent part Of
the past week in Forest Hills, Long
Island, where she went to attend the
tennis matches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hathaway,
who recently returned to Edgemoor
after . prolonged vacation in Florida,
have as their guest for several days
Mr.. Claytan Rich Of New York and
Lake Placid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway will be in
Edgemoor until the first week in No
vember. after which they will return
to Florida, where they have purchased
. winter home and where they will
spend part Of each year.
Mrs. Charles I. Corby has returned
from Poland, Me, where she went in
July. At present she plans to stay at
the Corby farm on Rockville pike until
some time during the winter and then
she will go to Miami to stay during the
colder months Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fleming
Return From Stag Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fleming and
their children are back at their home
in Edgemoor after spending the sum-
ner in Stag Lake, N. J. Miss Edar
Fleming, who joined her parents in
Stag Lake after her graduation from
Wellesley last June. Is planning = trip
to California some time during the
fall. She will visit her cousin, Miss
Betty Fleming, who also attended We'll
lesley and who has frequently visited
in Edgemoor.
Mrs. Fleming also has plans for q
busy fall and winter. Next month
she will resume her activities as presi-
dent Of the Chevy Chase (Md) Garden
Club, which has in its membership
some Of the most prominent women
in Bethesda and Chevy Chase. and
as the clubs presiding officer she will
outline its work for the year.
Mr.. William Germon returned
Thursday from Paris, where he went
as soon as he finished his college work
in June. He is now at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B.
Germon, in Friendship Heights.
Before sailing for home last week
Mr. Germon visited Mr.. Charles Roach,
former resident of Friendship
Heights, who Is now with the United
States Consular Service in London,
and Mrs. Roach, who Is q sister Of Mrs.
S. Walter Bogley.
Miss Louise Davidson came back
from Europe Thursday following q