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49, ~ 49,
l. Chevy Chase.
Beautiful home in Chevy Chase, west Of
Connecticut ave-: home 10 semi-detached. eight
rooms. two baths, sleeping porch and garage:
mouse 10 In splendid condition.; possessioo at
once; terms can be arranged.
,.ox McKEEvER 4 GoSs.
Saul's Addition.
semi-detached brick home Of eight rooms
,ss.ss, and t%o baths: It has 9u.rtered oak doors
beamed ceiling In dining room and brick 70.
raSe TO match house. The house is In perfect
price to 81. 200.
1905 Eye st. Main 47b2.
Armsleigh Park.
Dandy seven-room and bath house. about oue
year old: owner. leaving town. selling at LOW
price: iArEs lot: garden planted and bearing
veketabfes: convenient to two car lines school.
churches; s druggist and ali stores. Inspection
1906 Eye st. Main ana
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CLARENDON, VA.
%1N S00

$1O,5W. =:
There Is not prettier home In thia suburb:
and at the price It II q genuine bargain;
rooms and baths, 30 arranged rs to accom-.
modate two families II desired; 1-pipe furnace,
electricity. gas range; porches; entrances !;
beautiful well keJf hedge and lawn; garage;
4 acre~of ground; possession; terms
TWO-FAMILY FLAT. e.
$3.50.
Brick building. with double rear porches:
two apartments Of rooms and bath each hrst
door, unfurnished, now renting for $S5; second
noor furnished, rents for $70: reAsonable
terms; rent Of one apartment will carry pay
CLARENDON, VA.
$500.
Facing boulevard; frame house Of rooms
and bath !; pipeless furnace; gas; large garden
'' WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
$3.50.
Brand-new bungalow At .pre-war price: 8
rooms and bath; accessible attic; cellar; large
porch; one block from cars and blocks from
school; terms, $1,000 eash and $40 4 month.
SHANNON
z13t14th StsN.W. sgs. - >-:.s-es
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PRICE, ST., Ooo-ALTA VISTA. MD:.oNE
OF the most prominent homes In THIS at
tractive suburb is offered for sale at
price that We consider very low large
iO-room and bath house at the top OF q
spacious. sloping lawn. with beautiful
shade trees. There are several outbulia-
inss and the grounds comprise "a acres.
PRICE $3.50 0-PETwORTH = sEMl-DE-
tached brick in one Of the best locations
in this section. This is an s-room ana
hath house with large. bright rooms; has
hardwood floors. heated by hot water and
lighted by electricity. Easy terms ar
ranged and possession from owner
PRICE O0o-CHEvY CHASE. MD
Most attractive home in desirable loca-
ton close to the Chevy Chase Club Inc
house is Of the center-hall plan. has 10
rooms and bath. sleeping porch, hot
water heat electric lights; Is In excel
lent condition and Is Situated on lot
100000, with beautiful dowers. shrub
berry several fruit trees and a double
garage. Reasonable terms.
PRICE, so, T5O-A BARGAIN. SMALL FARM
near Silver Spring Md, on hne mac
adam road: 20 minutes by automobile
from downtown. There Is a good s-room
and hath house. and there are about Is y
acres Of land partly cleared and the bal
ance In dne timber: excellent well:
stream running through place: ideal for
chicken raising. offered at this low price
and on easy terms to close an estate.
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section Of the city; magnificent stone residence
containing II rooms and 2 baths: servants
quarter: electric liEhts: newly decorated
Ways, UndcubtedIy one Of the choicest homes
In this section Of the city. Must be seen to
Be appreciated. Price. $Io.50o. No. l725 'P''
street northwest. Open for inspection daily
One of the Prettiest Homes
;sGsnss't,les.ted ;oIsins On ks.tusty .venue con
modern lighting fixtures; house like new
throughout. Large front and rear yard with
SPLENDID garage. Price. $500. Terms can be
~, 7.
Near Capitol and Library
Splendid S-room home. on two floors; cellar
under entire house. One of the most desirable
sections southeast. Price, $1,000 Reasonable
terms will be aeceptd.
g..
West of 10th ST., One Square
north Of Park road-Beautiful s-room and 2
bath home: every modern appointment; built
Price reduced for quick sale. Immediate pos
session can b given.
824O 18th Bt.-Opeu and lighted until pm.
daily.
SAGER, 49,.
923 18th St NV.
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Chevy Chase.
An unusual nins.roo house. esntsrscn c.a. .o. g.
inTs, sun parior. Two large bathrooms with
shower. hot-water heat. drele:s cooker: com.
bination range, double Saeage; lot 9o!lIS. COZ
tsinine over one.fourth acre Of ground: be,utt'
fu Lawn. shrunbsry shsde tres go "a ssoen 'p'an'
1lnH Eva At. Main 4752.
Mt. Pleasant.
A vooderf,sliy built homo on Mount Pleasant
st. Three stories-rirst door; four rooms: @ ses-
ond door four bedrooms: third door. two bed
rooms Open fireplace: hot.water heat. An
especially adapted home for 4 large family;
located right on car line. convenient TO all
parts Of city. House has to BE- seen to Be ap-
'' ..a. MekEpvnR 3 aoss; .,, .,,,
: Park View.
Six rooms. front porch. electric lights.
screens. awnings. yarage. This house is In
coed neiEhborhoed aud in splendid condition;
eemi-dstached. Price. So. 100: terms.
AcKBHvER 4 GO6S.
1905 Eye st. Main 4762.
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WANTED.

TO RENT,
Furnished bungalow or part Of house for
week ends. by family Of four within Is miles
Of District. Give full particulars. Address
Rox SSH, Star office.
WANTED-A HOUSE WITH 10 ROOMS.
with one or more acres. near trolley, but would
consider property with large lot II price Is
right; state price and terms. CLIFTON ].
DAY. Chevy Chase. Nd. II. +. D. No. 9.
WANTED-SMAII. HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
In suburbs; rent NOT over $40; state particu-
lars Address Box 9Th. Star office.
WANT TO BUY GROOM BUNGALOW. NV.
suburbs or nearby virginia. No cash. substan-
lars. C. Mygind. 73S Rock Creek Church Rd.
NV. 17e
. OR ROOMS. ANIL: STATE FULL PAR
ticulnrs. location and terms, II any. Address
BOX 39-H. Star office. 17e
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$12,8OO.
CHEVY CHASE

On JenifeF st.. convenient to car line This
comparatively new and modern house is 25 It.
wide and contains Q large rooms; has ali
modern conveniences; gas. electricity and
splendid condition. Purchaser can get posses.
sion or the present tenant will lease for one
year at $40 per month. or $l.a20 q year.
Sf1SOO
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DESIRABLE HOMES

for colored-Duncsn ST. me-; comparatively
new. colonial porches: contain rooms latrobe
and range heat: owner IL willing to accept
small cash payment and convenient terms
(mou thly payments).
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A REAL HOME.
Spanish Architecture,

Completely eeastetn With
lining door
McKEEVER g. GOSS, '-. -
1405 Eye ST. .-- -. ..-O' ..-.. - Main 4752
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FOR sALE-H0USES
COntinReA.
FOR sALE-HoUsEs
H~HS~uA
McKEEVER .& Cos
Main 4752,

14o5 Eve St. Main 4752
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
..p, brick h d III aa. I acfUxi1r
~ ' ~ s''b fEs So T6Sssf IT.; GsTah f s;;s Saos
McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eve St. = -.- Main 4752.
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CHEVY. CHASE d c

Convenient to car line. Specially designed.
exceptionally well built and artistically On.
ished; now ready for occupancy: contains
rooms and bath; electric lights. gas and hot
water heat; large lot to an alley: ample space
for garage. Only q reasonable cash payment
required: balance can Be arranged to suit pur-
chaser. The best value for construction and
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Will LIAM S. HILLIP
400 New York Ave,
Phone Main 08. -.

PETWORTH-$,8O 800.
Rock Creek Church nd. overlooking beau
tiful Soldiers Home Park. Modern Groom
brick house with built.in Earage; very
large double back porches and colonial
front porch ). house has been greatly re
duced. Owner leaving city will give i'm
mediate possession. Attractive terms.
PARK VIEW-$5,7O0.
An unusual good buy In this desirable see
. ton; 8 rooms and hath. modern home ;
practically new: large bedrooms; room for
garage. Owner Is very anxious to sell and
nicely arranged.
PETWORTH-$,5O0. = ;
Offered at less than cost to settle an es-
tate Splendidiy located brick house with
large rooms and tile bath, colonial front
porch: modern heating plant; deep lot to
paved alley. Can be purchased on very
IDEAL NORTHEAST
SECTION-$8,m. ..z..,,.
The best buy in Washington for the price
we are asking Detached house: bungalow
style; 5 rooms, sleeping porch and break
fast room on first noor and bedrooms on
second floor; colonial concrete front porch
with brick pillars; lot 50x150: modern in
every way. Do not hesitate to investi-
gate. = =
For Inspection and F
- WILL l A NJ S
14O0 New
Phone
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MUST SELL, FAMILY APARTMENT on
n. Capitol. near N. 7. ave, 6sr. q b.. each
apartment: sep. yards and porches: room for
two garages. Price. q. 100. Ses Mr.. HURLEY,
121l N. Capatol ct. So At.
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$500 Cash-Balance Monthly.
New and s-room houses, with built-in
garages; built BY B. 81. Gruver. Inspect 3Sl7-
1851 18th It. and 3804 Kansas ave. NV. !
D. II. WILLIS, Owner. Main 766. 17s
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WEBSTER ST. NV.

to 14th street car line This house IA comnsrs.
lively new and contains rooms a bed
.oomD ,osa and sleeping porch; has gas and elec-
to an alley and room for q garage. The owner
10 called out Of town and IL very anxieus to
sen. and We have = price Of about one.thisd
less than other property In this location.
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VACANT.
Ready to Move In.

1851 Parkwood Place NV.
8 large rooms; ami: newly papered and
painted; only half square from 18th Ut. car line.
38 Girard st. me-; 8 rooms; nearly new;
ami; deep lot to vide alley; On eery terms.
York ave NV. Main 5526. After pm.
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THIS STANDS OUT
RED TOP, artistic 7-room bungalow. tile hath
hardwood floors throughout. fireplace, sleeping
quarters. tile roof: corner lot. 1e2x14O: trees
flowers: hedges. Kitchen garden Exceptionsi
low price. 5000 cash required
MORGAN E. MORGAN & CO..
14O7 New York ave. NV.
FIR 13C0
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OAK ST. N.W.
Near 18th st,-Conven!ent to the car line
and Arcade Market and stores rooms, brick.
compare lively new. good condition. gas and
electricity, furnace heat: lot to an alley;
room Tor q garage; property is clear Of any
trust and occupied BY owner
$3.50.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.,
CHAS. D. SAGER,
IncOrpOrated

SO 18th Street NV.
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BLOOMINGDALE SEC

Adams ct. n.w.-This 10 an especially desir-
able property owing to the location and price
tricity. hot-water heat; the present tenant IL
paving $6 month: Possession to the pur-
chaser IL assured. As their 10 no trust con
'enient' agreeable terms can be arranged.
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$1O,5W.
CENTRAL LOCATION

Goca roominE house: three stories: brick ;
lot 10 20xf0p: tenant Is paying $40 nor mo.th !:
no trust and terms can be arranged.
~ SOO
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Main 4752.

I REALTY CO.,
Main AIS.
TENNESSEE AVE.
$475O-$5O0 Cash.
This very desirable home is located In less
than one square Of Lincoln Park. II contains
rooms and bath, and II In excellent condition'
lot to paved alley.
HOBART PLACE NV.
S4.65O-$750 Cash.
This rs . well built press brick home. con.
tains rooms and bath. modern heating plant.
good lot TO rayed alley; room for garage. This
is in exclusive white section and Is very oe-
sirable home.
SHEPHERD ST. Mr.. 14TH.
S1O,250.
This is a semi tached brick home OF
rooms and ba tn hot water heat, electric lights:
hardwood floors and trim throughout; good
lot; room for garage.
Coed Lots for Builders.
We have several lots in good southeast sec !
fion near navy yard that have all street I'M
movements Will sell at very reaeonhoe
nrice We also have lots on lows ave; tnas
are excarated to grade. and are spiend'a
proposition for immediate improvement.
\ REALTY CO.,
Main AIS.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEa.

00AvI00G0s
PRICE. N.7t0. SfX-RO0M MODERN HOUSE:
downtown; drSt-class condition; colonial porch;
front and large back yard: occupied BY owner;
immediate possession: close to all car lines.
Apply OWNER. 443 N ct. NV. 10s
.KAY-ALGER CO.. INC.
$3.50 :,
Near Ashton Heights. Va.
New 7.room and bath bungalow; large lot;
electric lights: fine. cool well; automatic pump;
near two car lines.
Rock Greek Church Road.
fronting on two streets: rooms, bath;
6uilt.in garage; hot-water beat, electric lights.
SO. 600
18th Street Terrace
rooms and bath: hot water. electric light;
3 porches; deep lot to alley. An attractive
home In good location.
$15,75O
Irving Street..
Near Nh Pleasant car line; 8 rooms,
baths; heated garage. This home offers every
possible convenience and luxury.
Convenient terms can be arranged. y
Phone Main 3O75 for appointment.
KAY-ALGER CO., INC,
Main 1913: 617 Bond building
7-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT UNFgRNIsHED;
gas and electricity. go Mapse ave., Takoma
FIvE-ROOM HOUSE: FINE WATER; GA
rage; corner lots; right at station Cash only
Direct from owner Address Box 75-H, Star
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923 18th St. NV.


CHAS. D. SAGER
Main 36, Main N o23 18th Ct NV
Choice List irony Which ~ Ave- w
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$o.5Oo-Excellent Groom brick; furnace heat;
large garage; wide ave-. southeast section !:
very reasonable terms; q bargain,
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c ST. S.E.-ExCELLENT LITTLE HOME. a
rooms and bath; fine location; only S3. 500.
This as q bargain.
9th st. sw.-8 rooms and bath; excellent con-
dition; $1,000. No''
vacant: n. E.-7 rooms. bath; only S4.750.
THOMAS P. BROWN, GIT Az at sw
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UNPARALLELED
NEW HOME OFFERING.
PRICE, $3.50.
REASONABLE CASH PAYMENT.
SIS MONTH.
Attractive tapestry brick homes, having
large colonial porches: entrance hall; large liv-
ing room: unusually bright dining room.
FRENCH DOORS
lead to concrete breakfast porch. Second noor
rooms. with large closets: sleeping porch across
entire width of house; trim fs mahogany and
white.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY DESIRES TO DIS
pose Of Z rooms and inclosed sleeping porch,
III years old: modern improvements; location,
school; 8 rooms rented at 345 per mouth;
monthly payments. $s5. Address Box 4e-H.
Sfar of1ce '~f .-ssa- l7s
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lNN.,
Phone Main 1923.

5OT SEWARD SQUARE S.E.-LARGE. DOT.
BILE house with sleeping porch: also vacant 10,
adjoining. Must sell account I'll health. IT.
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CIEVFT.AND PARK

Located in this very delighted and con-
frame. stories: has Is well planned rooms
and tile baths: gas, electricity and heated
property occupied By tenant; Inspection by
permit through this once: immediate posses
sion to purchaser and terms.
NM
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For colored professional party-A beautiful de-
tached corner property: house is Of excel.
d.; lot sO1l9O; location unexceIied: the
price Is right; reasonable terms.
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BY OwNER-BRICK HOUSE; ROOMS.
bath. cellar; large lot to paved alley. S12 A
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II you want modern 2-stoey, s-room de-
tached home at 4 reasonable price, on the
Size Of lot 47x172 to alley Room for youi
every need and the price at s., 500 is rixft.'
Terrell & Little, Inc.
14l8 st. NV. Phone M s2as
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THOMAS J.. FISHER & CO.,
-Incorporated-
73s 18th Street NV. Main $3.50.
Consult Our Sales Department
Main 4752.

CLEVELAND PARK.
Located On Newark st.. = Convenient to
Connecticut ave. car line. Two stories and
attic. franne seni-detached: has rooms and
tile BATH gas and electricity: heated BY fur
mace; occupied BY owner; inspection By ap-
pointment; possession and convenient terms to
purchaser.
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A RARE-0PP0RTUNITY TO PURCHASE
new brick house just of Ga. ave. and 14th 1t,
car line: Z we'll arranged rooms; all modern
improvements: exceptionally deep lot to alley
Will take s., $50 for quick sale and give at
tractive terms to responsible party. $500 cash
takes this property. Address Box Oh. Star
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COLORED; ST. NEAR 1eth; BAY-wIND0w
3. B. THOMPSON. 1859 Vermont sSs.
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F. M. JO11So0IS 1S1-11171 M,;n A1.
ITO Conn. Ave. -lo,H -
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Miss Camille Fellheimer, Miss Ma,
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Society
President and Mrs. Harding Entertain
Ohioans-Vice President and Mrs.
Coolidge at New Willard Again.

will be followed by an informal re-
ception in the home Of the brides
mother. at 1851 Ashmead place. Miss
Latham will be attended by Miss Mar
garet Crosson, Miss Cornelia Clarke
of Washington, Miss Frances Will
due of New York. The ushers will be
Mr.. George Ellis Holmes Of Jackson
VILE, Mr.. James Davidson Of Philadel-
phia and Mr.. George Williams Of this
city. Mr.. Ector Latham. brother of
the bride, will give her In marriage.
tain at dinner Monday. September S,
in their home. Pembroke Park, In
honor Of the bride and bridegroom.
DR.. Unsworth and his bride will be at
home after October I in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Adams Of Alex
andria, Va. and Washington. an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Genevieve Florence to Capt. Mil
ington. on Thursday, August Is, 1921.
Miss Harriette Douglas has Joined
Washington, at Saunderstown, r. l.
Owing to the death of Mrs. Rolf
Creyke. the bishop has Cancelled all
his social engagements for the pres
ent.
Mrs. Anna L. O'Brien has issued
cards announcing the marriage of heI
daughter. Mildred Ann. to Mr.. Norman
e. Lambert yesterday morning. The
ceremony was performed at 10 O'Clock
in the Church Of the Immaculate Con.
ception by the Rev. John II. Ecken.
rode and followed by nuptial mass.
Miss Grace O'Bren was her sisters
maid Of honor. and the best man was
Mr, William M. Cannon. The bride
wore a gown Of pearl gray canton
crepe with a hat Of velvet to match
and carried sweetheart roses. The
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to Washington from Chicago especial
" for the wedding and that Judge
Goodwin might give the bride away.
VIM return to their home in Lake
Forest at the end Of this week. and
who served Mrs. Totten as brides
maid, will leave Washington at
about the same time.
Representative and Mrs. Julius
Kahn have gone to their homo in
San Francisco and VIII not return TO
disarmament conference, called for
November II.
Mai. and Mrs. Henry B. Barry will
give up their apartment at Pelham
Court the end Of this month and
Barry has been transferred from the
Barry have remained in Washington
through the summer, spending sew
eral weeks in April in Atlantic City
and Boston.
co%mpanied % by their granddaughter.
Miss Linscott Howell, who spent the
summer in northern Canada, are
guests Of Miss Maud Fowler. 1920
their home in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. X, Y. Wendell. second secretary
Of the Swedish legation. left WASH
ington today by motor for a trip to
Canada, stopping at various resorts
en- route. He will be absent from the
capital for several weeks.
Mrs. I. T. Mann and her daughter,
Miss Alice Mann. will sail for Europe
to spend several weeks in Paris, and
viii return to Washington for the
season.
Mrs. Alexander c. Botkin will go
to Berkeley Springs. w. Va, this
week and remain through September.
Miss Botkin will remain in Glouces-
ter. Mass. where she went in June.
and 1oin Miss Botkin in Washington
in October.
Mr.. Durham Rogers has Joined his
parents at their home in Cleveland
Park after several weeks stay in
Newport. where he was the guest of
drew Moreland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L. Thomson.
accompanied by Miss Adrian Thorn
son and Miss Katherine Thomson,
are at the Greylock Hotel In the
The marriage Of Miss Helen Louise
Brunett to Lieut.. William McCombe
Callaghan Of California will take
place in st. Mary's Church. Rock.
Vile, Md, at a nuptial mass at II
o'clock Wednesday. August "a. Miss
Jane Raby. daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. James ]. Raby. entertained at q
dinner dance last night in the quar-
ters Of Capt. and Mrs. Raby in the
navy yard for the members Of the
wedding party. Lieut.. Callaghan is
the nephew Of Mrs. Raby.
Medical Director and Mrs. Nash and
Miss Carolyn Nash left Washington
today to spend several weeks at the
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Z HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing had as guests at luncheon
today at the White House Mr..

T HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing had as guests at luncheon
|. today at the White House Mr..
= Charles King, president Of the
Marion Club, and Mr. James Prende-
gast, also of Ohio Yesterday Mr..
Harry Taske. manager OF the Marion
Club. took lunch with them.
The Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge
will again occupy their suite at the New
Willard on their return to the capital.
They are now guests Of the Vice Presi.
dents father at Plymouth. N. H., and
II Congress takes q recess within the
next few days they will remain IN New
England until 1t reconvenes. However,
II there Is not an immediate recess they
will return to Washington very shortly.
Baron de Cartier, the Ambassador Of
Belgium, called at the White House to-
day to present his respects to the Presi-
dent preparatory to sailing from New
his own country. Baroness de Cartier,
who has been abroad for several
months. will accompany him to the
United States in October.
The new United States ambassador to
Japan and Mrs. Charles B. Warren.
who are in their Detroit home for a
brief stay. will leave there Thursday
Tor San francisco. from where they Will
sail Wednesday. August 81, for Col.
Warren's new post. They will be ac-
companied by their three sons, Charles
B., jr.; Robert and John. who also ac-
| companied them on their recent return
from Europe. The ambassador was the
guest of honor at luncheon today Of the
board OF commerce in Detroit. Of which
he was president 1914 to 1916. The
luncheon will be followed by q large
public reception.
| Mrs Britten, wife Of Representative
Frederick Brittep Of Illinois. spent q
| few weeks at Karlsbad and returned to
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olympic for New York Wednesday. Sep
tember II.
Secretary Weeks
Opens New Golf Course.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Weeks. accompanied by the members
of their house party. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hornblower Of Arlington.
Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidge
Of this city. son-in-law and daughter
Of the hosts, motored from their sum-
mer home on Mount Prospect to Brett
ton Woods, where they entertained
them at luncheon at the Mount Wash
inRton yesterday. Later In tho after
noon Secretary Weeks formally open
ed the new golf course at that point.
Mrs. Newberry. wife OF Senator
Truman H. Newberry, entertained a
company informally at dinner Sun
day in her summer home at Watch
Hill, in celebration OF her birthday
bers Of her family. who are also
spending the summer at Watch Hill.
Mrs. Newberry was ono OF the pa
tronesses for the dance given last
Friday for tho benefit of the Watch
Hill Yacht Club. which realized a
fund Of $500 for the club.
Baron and Baroness Rosencrantz.
who have tho Roseloe cottage at Hot
Springs, entertained at tea there yes
terday afternoon. Baron Ivor Rosen-
crantz IL visiting them and was a
guest at luncheon Sunday. which they
gave In honor Of Mrs. William Hill
Of Atlanta.
Lady Bryce. Countess Teleki and
the tea given yesterday in tho Fac
ulty Club by the women of the Insti-
tute of Politics of Williams College,
at Williamstown, Mass. The insti-
tute will close this week and. tho tea
was one Of tho entertainments in
eigners who have added to the
courses Of lectures.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry A. Garfield are
sntsrtsininE snis ps,ian Mrs Irwin Mod; Gar
Hodges and Miss Lucy Hodges Of Bal
| timore in their home in Williams
| town. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. James
and Mrs. Garfield in Williamstown,
! The secretary Of the Swiss legation
| and Nine. Jenny will entertain a
! small company Informally at dinner
! this evening in their home in Edge
moor.
| Former United States Ambassador
| to Japan Mr.. Larx Anderson returned
| to New York yesterday from Europe
and will join Mrs; Anderson in their
! summer home, Weld" at Brookline,
Mass. Mr.. Anderson made the trip
abroad on the Baltic and returned on
I the Same steamer, especially for the
benefit Of tho sea voyage,
Tho president Of the Philippine sen
| ate, Senior Manuel I. Quezon, and the
members of his suite went to New
| York yesterday and are 1t the Hotel
| Belmont fer q few days.
Mrs. White, widsw Of the late Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, has az
her guests at ssvarfole House,n In
New London, Conn.,, her niecss, Miss
Anna ldontkemsry and Miss Mary
| Montgomery.
The marriage Of Miss waide Mays
Latham, daughter Of Mrs. Eotpr Brooks
Latham. to DR.. Herbert Randolph
Unsworth Of New Orleans viii take
| place, Tuesday afternoon. September
6. The ceremony will be performed al
> S o'clock in st. Johns Church. and