Evening Star Newspaper, May 18, 1935, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1935 MRS. CLARK DIES || ies suddenty INBUENOS AIRES Infant Survives Wife of U. S. Representative, Formerly Miss Julie Hume. D & LOoTHROP Prione District S300 Mrs. Du Wayne G. Clark, wife of the United States assistant commercial attache in Argentina, died yesterday | In Buenos Aires, after the birth of | & son. The child, is alive. the family was informed by cable yesterday. Mrs. Clark, the former Julie L.| Hume, Washington society girl, was | the daughter of Mrs. Rawlins Hume, 2229 Bancroft place. Born in Wash- ington 32 years ago, she was known as one of Washington’s most beauti- ful and popular girls. A graduate of Gunston Hall, she was a member of the Junior League. Married in 1928, the young couple| MRS, DU WAYNE G. CLARK. lived the next four years in Johannes- = burg, South Africa, where Clark was | o eyt s wosiogon, | CATHOLIC U. RITES ey left for Buenos Aires last Sep-‘ HELD FOR PILSUDSKI tember. Besides her mother she is survived | by three sisters, Mri. Hume Hitz and | Miss Mary Murray Hume of Wash- ington and . Nathaniel Clifford of | Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass John-Frederics makes the most intriguing and stimulatingly new Fitchburg, Mass. Funeral services will be held in Buenos Aires tomorrow, MAJ. C. C. BENSON NAMED TO FORT MYER POSITION Maj. Clarence C. Benson, who was graduated from McKinley High School here in 1910, has been desig- nated as Post Executive Officer at Fort Myer, Va, in compliance with War Department orders. Maj. Ben- son was transferred here recently from Fort Riley, Kans. where he served as Squadron Commander in the 2d Cavalry. Maj. Benson was born in Kennedy, N. Y., but attended grammar and high school here. Entering West Point Military Academy in 1910, he was commissioned in the cavalry in 1914. During the World War, Maj. Benson served at West Point, at Fort Bheridan, Ill.; with the Tank Corps &t Tobyhanna, Pa.. and in France | | other members of the diplomatic corps | John Bussek. Rev. John Hogan and Celebrated in Shrine of Im- maculate Conception, A national memorial service for the United States in honor of the late Marshal Josef Pilsudski of Poland was celebrated this morning in the crypt of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at Catholic University. Solemn pontifical requiem mass was celebrated by Most Rev. James Hugh Ryan, Bishop of Modra and rector of the university. Stanislaw Patek, Am- bassador trom Poland and many and high Government officials, at- tended the services. High tribute to the late marshal was paid by Rev. Dr. John J. Rol- biecki, associate professor of philos- ophy at the university. Assisting Bishop Ryan in celebra- tion of the memorial mass were Rev. The Summer elegante adores .while. White clothes posed against a white set- ting. 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