Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1923, Page 94

THE SUNDAY S . WASHINGTON, D. .— GRAVURE SECTION -NOVEMBER 25, Local hunters have a big day. J. H. Whitmer and son Raymond of Tzkoma Park with the result of their hunting trip near Warrenton, Va,, re- cently. The wild turkey, shot by Mr. Lucy Randolph Smith, daughter of Commander and Mrs. va::zr;ct:/owpz‘ug:desd W. Taylor Smith of the Washington navy yard. i R W, 1 (A Miss Elizabeth Winston, a Washington pianist, who is enjoying quite a success in the concert field. Stevs quail, four rat 'bits, six ducks and one owl fell to the bag of W. F. Swear- ingen of Wash- ington and T.G. Swearingen of North Carolina when they went hunting last week in Prince William county, Va. Several of the birds were pre- - sented to Pres- | Mrs. Harry Elmer ident Coolidge. Knott, a local bride v . 3 ; : : of the season. She ) J was Miss Mar . Oyster roast at.the camp of the Washington Y. M. C. A, on Rhodes & \ Elizabeth Smith 0}; Mrs. Francis Alton Connolly of Washington pho- nfler,Anear Annapolis. The event was planned by Leonard W. De Gast. 5516 Caroline place tographed with her prize wolf hound in New York. associate general secretary of the local “Y,” and Dr. J. Stanley Durkee, pres- northwest : TR S ident of Howard University. carried off all athletic honors. — 4 o Thelma Imogene Bates, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Prescott Bates of ¢ Cherrydale, Va., a Committee of the welfare association of the Goldenberg department store, which had cAhaLge gf the é:lnccnetre ‘l}}; tht;: Postal Telegraph banner winners of W ashington. They received trips to New recent entertainment at the Elks’ Club. The group contains Curtis L. Levis, Max Goldberg, Arthur Baum, 2 5 5 S 2 A Mark Dobrin, H. L. Falconer, Harry Sanger, Brucs Jordan, Mary Jewby, Laura Mohler. Lorraine Radel, taken parts in many York for special work. Back row: Gordon A., Francis and Louis A. Bickerton. > > entertainments. Front row: Estelle Horan, Joseph Messina and Nellie Benadun. Jessie Rogers, Jessie Meredith and Dora Hanvey. “ = Photo by Ruyal Stodio