Evening star., 1938-01-09

ItcCcub NOTU from UIle 1Ofmer SecO0Q
Secretary Of the German Embassy
and Mrs. Johann G. Lohmann is that
they are now living in Berlin,
Germany. During the few years that
DR.. Lohmann was stationed in Wash
ington he and Mrs. Lohmann were
residents Of Somerset.
Their two children, Lili and Johann
Lohmann, jr.. affectionately called
"Dickie" by his parents, had many
friends among the children Of Som
erset and were greatly missed when
DR.. Lohmann was transferred to
Memel two years ago and they had to
leave Somerset.
Mrs. Lohmann's brother, Mr.. Fritz
Strube, who often visited in Somerset
while DR.. and Mrs. Lohmann lived
there, and Mrs. Strube, are still in
Bremen, Germany, where they have
been for several years. Mrs. Strube is
the former Miss Helen Day, the
daughter Of DR.. Arthur L. Day, of
Alta Vista, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green
To Return to Battery Park.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Wilbur Green. who
have been in Australia for several
years, expect to return to their former
home in Battery Park some time next
fall.
Three years ago Mr. Green was sent
to Watheroo, Australia, to take charge
Of the magnetic observatory Of the
Division Of Terrestrial Magnetism Of
the Carnegie Institution of Washing
ton. During her stay in Australia,
Mrs. Green, who was an active men,
Der of the Woman's Club Of Bethesda,
has written number Of stories of her
life in Australia, one Of which was
published in q recent issue Of the
Maryland Club Woman.
Two other former residents of the
Bethesda neighborhood who expect to
come back to Washington some time
next summer are Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Childs. Since 1888 Mr.. and Mrs.
Childs and their little daughter, Patsy
Childs, have been in Rio de Janeiro,
Brazil. and many interesting letters
have come to Bethesda residents about
their life In the American colony
there.
Mr.. Childs, who is the assistant COM
mercial attache at the United States
Embassy in Rio de Janeio. will leave
Brazil in June for three-month fur
Tough and he and Mrs. Childs will
spend part Of the summer in WASH
ington.
From Florida comes news Of q
luncheon given last Saturday by Mrs.
j. Henry Brown Of Alta Vista, who
entertained q group Of young college
girls at the Gulf Shore Inn, in Fort
Myers, Fla.
The luncheon was in honor Of Mrs.
Browns daughter. Miss Helen Brown,
who Joined her parents at Fort Myers
during her vacation from Catholic
University. where she is q student.
The girls attending the luncheon
were from Florida State College for
Women and were former classmates
of Miss Brown, who was q student
there last year.
MI. ana MIB. Brown, VINO went to
Florida early in the winter, expect to
remain there until some time in April.
Mrs. Browns mother. Mrs. Florence
Frazier, will 60 to Fort Myers late in
January to remain there until Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown return to Alta Vista In the
spring. Mrs. Browns aunt, Mrs.
Daniel Crump Of Warrington, has
been her guest for the past 10 days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dacy
In Coral Gables,
From Florida also comes news Of
the Dacy family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dacy and their children, former resi-
dents Of Bethesda, who are now in
Coral Gables. After leaving Bethesda
last January they spent the winter
in Florida. During the summer they
travelled through the South and Mid
die West making the trip Of several
thousand miles with q trailer and q
sedan. Mr.. Dacy is q prominent fea-
ture writer on agricultural subjects.
His trip last summer was made 30
that he could acquaint himself with
farming conditions In the parts Of
thu country through which b. NJ.
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