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1915 New Hampshire Ave.
$4,000.

SIO,OOO.
Here is a. very unusual offering in q, house
very substantial brick, with six rooms; recep:.
t:on hall, tiled hath. sleeping porch. hardwood
floors and trim; ;,.aa front and rear . R1schs. and
deep with paved alley. See it Al once.
Near 4tl1 and Kennedy NV.
$3.50.
just completed. with sleeping. front and rear
porches: hot-water heat, electric light and
ali appointments Of the complete and modern
81 800 cash and s76 per month.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
$4,000.
New two-story bungalow. containing seven
rta ,aS
hot-uater heat. electric light; numerous wall
taps for lamps and appliances; mammoth
hardwood Tst % doors throughout entire house T Ei-
stone entrance porch. Granite fireplace and
ses seeeioas on tSs height. * Chevy Chase. Large
lot. Reasonable terms.
New Petworth Homes
$500.
Now nearing completion in one Of the high
est and most delightful sections Of Petworth,
close to street cars and to Soldiers Home
Park. Six rooms, reception hall and tiled
bath, tapestry brick houses. with marked and
unusual Individuality In exterior treatment.
Hardwood doors. sleeping porch, breakfast
porch. fireplace. concrete front porch; hot
water heat. electric light and many other fea-
lures seldom found In houses much higher
priced. Houses full 20 feet wide with good
sized lots. Concrete cellar, with extra toilet:
laundry and other features. 81. 600 cash and
$S5 per month. Selection now will enable you
to choose the wall paper. electric fixtures and
various other important details.
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued

1923 ALLISON ST. NV.
Beautiful semi-detuched brick. built by
Blundon; rooms "a bedTooms) and large re-
ception room: hot-water heat, electricity; very
large kitchen with built-in refrigerator; sleep
ing porch; long lot; paved alleys side and rear;
double brick garage; was redecorated for home
by present owner, but on account or illness IN
family will have to be sold. Vacant. Title
ready.
TH0S. Z. FARRELL,
s37 Woodward Bldg. Main 166
MT. PLEASANT.
fine 3-story, bay-window brick home OF
rooms. Has large porches, stationary wash
tubs. open freplaces. hardwood mautels In
every room, extra large pantry and closets:
Large back yard. Near Mt Pleasant and
Chevy Chase car lines. Other attractions.
Only SO. 800, on easy terms.
THOS. f. FARRELL,
S3I Woodward b,dr Main I66,
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$3.50.
No. .12 EYE ST. INV,

No.:1 EYE ST. NV.
A large downtown house opposite St. Alloy
sius Catholic Church. Three-story brick hay-
inS nine rooms, modern bath. and economical
heatin9 plant. First-door kitchen. cellar. A
particularly desirable homo and we'll adapted
for room renting purposes. Conveniently sit
uated to the Government Printing Once: Cap
itol, post ONCE and Onion Station Real good
buy. Very eisy terms
BOSS & PHELPS:
Tai NJ L2lO 1@06 n st. NV.
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Unusually attractive home in
h6t.water hest, electric lights; hardwood
floors: ample garage space for garage. Price.
$lo.7J0.' Immediate possession can be given.
2.
Downtown corner home, IA
rooms and baths: second and third floors
nbw rented for ,Sl45 per month. Arranged as
separate apartments. Price, $l25Oo.
Nicely planned home, near
18th and Park I'd; q feet Elds; every mo mod
furniture.
O..
'Six-room home, northeast !;
garage. Price, $4.85O. Reasonable terms can
be arranged and immediate possession given.
Six-room home in good north
east section: hot-watef heat; planned to ac-
commodate two families. Price, $0,6U.
Evening star., 1922-05-11

DETACHED HOMES
See the NEW KIND OF
HOME that RESPONSIBLE,
THINKING PEOPLE ARE
BUYING who used to live in
the kind of HOUSE YOU
STILL LIVE IN.
Over 100 Homes
Sold Before Completion.
A Tip through our ns. sample Aens: !.
epn or d.us5ser at ali intersstes in The ae'siop.
ment Of the Home.
The value = evident to any .,, msn Or wonan
We have never built Just ordinary houses.
Every one Of eur Homes .possessse character
na in
have added a frst-door. toilet. an entirely
new decorative plan and new infants or
n.. styl. kitchen equipment. an entirely new
Still it's possible to own
Distinctive Home Here at little
or nothing more than you are going to pay
for Just an ordinary house not 20 well located.
-, To Inspect.
Take any 14th St car tbest service in the en-
tire city, to corner Of Jefferson st. NV. This
ali the % advantage. Of suburban life but With
all the CITY's comforts. And We know Of
nowhere in Warrington better located for the
iiy, especially children. ~
SHANNON & LUCHS, :
Realtors.
OWNERS AND BUILDERS,
713 14th st. NV:
17l3 IRVING ST. NV.
Semi-Detached-New.
Outstanding Value.
8 Rooms 2 Baths :,
Garage -. S. Porches );
oNE-HALF SQUARE FROM
Mt. Pleasant Cars. -.
REF REpREsEsTATivE R1IE e o. rREMlsEs.
Through your own broker; or
Thrift Building Co., Owner,
Main 768. Union Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-COLORED. :,
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section; prices
from $4,000 to :, 6,250O.
Terms very easy. -
B. B. PINN, =
Col. 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon St: NV.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
ss12 Kansas ave. 2 blocks freu 1Ath. ST.;
large rooms. bath, scrseHed breakfast ahd
alseping pofches; h.-w.h., eisc.; garass spees;
vacant. Main Sofa. - jug
CORNER HOUSE.
{ Bedrooms. , Baths. +
lust Completed.
as Close to 18th st. ,.at
1902 Kenyon St.
Garage. Porches.
Room for extra garage. = =
- Wide lot to paved alley. -'.-
For sale by any broker or
THRIFT BUILDING &C.
Owner.
Main z6s. Union Trust Bldg
COTTAGE.
4 nttis beauty: . resas ana bath: a:m:i::
Go6ynNl hf1e Let, 10 nls1tss. e TssesWy
VI Mstsi. either car line. sPBCIALLH
PRICED. Truly |: bargain for pens ess In
sveet day or srsatng Phone C1svs. 1880.
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',cHETY -CHASE,.D.sC

= beirese kays rs reasonabls priced house
AZ there 10 in this desirable section Of Chevy
Cha g. Sem.detached; = all large rooms, large
and light; open fireplace in living room, at
tracttye dining room. bedrooms. 2-baths,
churches and schools. Price. 81 500. Terms
II you are seeking 4 real home. with all mod
ern conveniences, In one Of the best sections
Of the Natisnals Capital, write me today.
Address Boz BOIL. Star ONCE. -
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VIM. B. KRAFT & co.
Citizens Bank. Bldg.
Main sos. 1886 New York Ave.

BROOKLAND.
We have . number Of very attractive and
Desirable homes in this nearby suburb. suitable
for large or small families. All are well
nnahced and exceedingly easy terms can be
8-ROOM BUNGALOW.
= $1,000. $50 CASH.
tractiye design; practically new; large corner
GROOM HOUSE.
$1,000. 81, 500 CASH.
8 bedrooms and large sleeping porch; h. b:
electric lights: newly papered and painted and
in splendid condition. Close to schools and
cars.
Io-ROOM HOLLOW-TIIE
One # the best properties in this desirable
suburb. with every modern appoin tment Hard
wood doors and trim: open fireplace; bCilt-in
bookcases; sun parior; large sleeping porch:
range Owner will sacrifice on price and
terms.
We have q great many desirable building
lots In AL sections Of Brookland, ranging in
prtce 81 200 to $500.
McLACHLEN
BANKING.CORP'N,
Real gstab Dept, loth and q:
Main l41. Evening" Noeth-Slas
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= SEE THESE HOME OFFERINGS: -*'~"'
.CHAS: D.. SAGER,
S23 18th ST. NV
-. MAIN SO. ,

Near 9th and .Crittenden.
- =" $3.50.
water heat. electric light and all appoint
ents Coed sized lot T'h va sp.te rSTm ref monthly
paymek.s .msIes this proposition unusually
n. Hamp. Ave. Mr.. Spring Rd.
- $500.
bath brick house in very desirable location.
Hot.water heat, electric light: front and rear
porches screens awninSt ext, 1.r,s .o ie. THIS
property. il in excellent condition ana snouid
be inspected at once. ; ,
G,St.. Near .-I2th NE.
:. &,75o.
six-room and bath brick house ,dth. With goo 200
room for garage on large lot.
Decatur: Near 18th St.
$I3,5oo.
Excellent! brick residence, containing seven
rooms, reception hall and 'two tiled baths;
and heated sleeping porch. beam ceiling IN
dining room; hardwood doors and tr' I'm !;
screens and all fea lures OF the complete estao-
Hshmeut Hot-Tater heat and electric light.
This property must be seen to be fully appre-
ciated.
Fine Suburban Home.
$1,000.
In excellent northwest suburb. near District
line. Very pretty. tvo-story colonial brick
house containing seven rooms and bath: hot
water heat electric Fight. hardwood doors:
open fireplace; large living room and many
ofher features Lot is l76 feet wide By 100
feet deep. This is an excellent proposition for
family desiring suburban residence. yet one
that ls very short distance to city.
KER eco, INC.
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FOR SALEA1530 9th ST..
VACANT.
8 ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE.
l.. W. GRO0MES,

L. W. GROOMES,
1916 STREET.
on YOU ST. N.B.-BY OWNER; 8 ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat; three porches and ga
LARGE DETACHED HOUSE, BR00KLAND:
: rooms and bath; h.-w.h., electricity dnd
gas; large porches; lot 75x15O; near monas-
terry. on Quincy st. Price. $10,5O0, with terms.
D. H. JOHNSON CO.. 1898 II st. NV. I.
ROOMS AND BATH, BRICK, Ne. FOR
electricity, Petworth, for s. 250. d. n. JOHN
SON CO.. 1888 H st. NV.
GROOM BRICK. COLONIAL PORCH; FUR
mace; furnished; soltheast; 1900; cash cash,
BEST BUY IN SUBURBS.
If you are looking for a well built, full
spees sie nex p1ospect n place Frendshp T Meehts
Opel HBaST sHX wee W. oFFGTr HGsk Phen. West 2oo
st. ~ NV. Price, 1850. Tel! Frank. lsloJ.,
ON HOBART PLACE NV. BETWEEN
Georkia and Sherman avenues. two houses,
SGth dition; front mt % and back porehes; possession
given. Price, s''GIe; fSo xPGlE xIiS
s23 New York ave. Main 5o27.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME, DETACHED; LOT
sane,eP1n foe esrs! immed poss Price. Apply
]. R. SHERWOOD. 941 B st: NV. IL
1ae KENTUCKY AVE Sc. ONE-HALF 50.
from Is .b,. s.sn hot
decorated. Price, $500; terms reasonable.
JOS. A. HERBERT 4 SONS. bl5 East Capitol
ST., exclusive agents.
BY OWNER-sIX-ROOM BRICK IN BLOOM
tnsd.is; Z 8 4 S0ed condition; saras'. Apply sitter
FOR SALE OR RENr-DnrAoHBD s.RooM
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Inspect the detached bungalows. semi.bun-
Ralows and 2-story houses. lots l42 feet
deep, ia group No. 4. in 18th st. Heights;
all improvements: thoroughly modern; close
to cars and school. Drive out 18th st. extended
to Holly st., turn to right one square and in
lspect them, or phone Main 1920.
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
921 18th St. IL
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TAKOMA PARK-$5,5oo. . . ...
detached
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-$I5ooo ..
Mamh
excellent 1diSa sss %sf ssasns plant and ee" lights; size
PARK VIEW-$75oo.
electricity ben installed; oak nos
1ns pn' %
be inspected appreciate
NEAR THE WALTER REED HOSPITAL-S1oooo.
oqnesc ,cons me bath;
be
IDEAL NORTHEAST SECTION-$5ooo
for
mo-
BROOKLAND-S,5oo
electric
MT. PLEASANT-$I2ooo. -
% % @ esa M ass. 1sHas sss. By ssa 's M.S:. %
% @ m % sps s n Dh; 3 1Es 1 % ind "'s .sy rssH
vest
SOUTHEAST-$675o.
An perfect condition At The
inlosdle lesp
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main 1900 14oo New York Ave
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Decatur: Near 18th St.
New Petwortll Homes.
81 zoo
Fine Suburban Home.

ALLAN E. WALKER & co.. INC
8I3 18th St. NV Main 243o.
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$500.
d st. NV, west Of 1th;, easily remodeled
for business.
$500.
22nd ct. n.e.. north Of R. I. aye.-Sev o.
room semi -bunfalow; all modern Improvements.
D.. d. ROLAND DRURY,
2O< Woodward Bldg.
FINE HOMES FOR COL0RED.
LE DROIT PARK-0ne Of the best located
homes in the park. Has large rooms and
bath. all large. blight rooms. Price, $3.50.
Reasonable terms
WEST OF 18th. NORTH OF STA very
excellent home, Of 6 large rooms and BATH
good lot 10 paved alley. This home is in an
excellent location and 10 very reasonable at the
price asked. Price. "a, $50. In hne condition
Reasonable terms.
j.. MOORE 4 HILL. Inc,
1902 II ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
C0ntln0el
EASY. TERMS.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntin0el
S-EASY- TERMS.
Longfellow St.-Near I4th.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
Attractive tapestry brick residence. con-
tanning rooms and bath, all on floors; hot
water heat, electric lights: room for garage.
Front and rear porches. Practically new.
Monroe, West OF 10th NV.
$500. ST, 500 Cash.
Substantial brick residence Of 9 fine rooms
and bath; electric lights; double back porches.
Splendid, high-class residential Section.
Harvard ST., Mr.. Normal School.
$500. Terms.
7-room and bath residence: hot-water heat:
garage; hardwood floors. Good sized lot Very
low price.
Near Washington Circle. =
$6,85o. $3.50 Cash.
Splendid looking brick residence Of Q large
rooms and bath; hrst-n0Or kitchen; all in good
condition. walking distance Of downtown;
splendid room-renting section.
Aristocratic Old Georgetown.
$1,000. Easy Terms.
Groom and bath brick residence, semi-de-
tached: garage. Good condition. Located
near 30th and q SITS. Southern exposure. High
elevation.
HARTUNG,
Phone Exchange Main 2z2.
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Aristocratic Old Georgetown.
$1,000. Easy Terms.

Groom and bath brick residence, semi-de
tached; garage. Good condition. Located
near 30th and g SITS. Southern exposure. High
elevation.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Centfnuea.
BIGGEST VALUE
Lamont St. NV. \

blIIES ALO Z
Lamont St. NV. \
$1,000, Terms.
Brick house Of 9 nice rooms and bath Ex-
cellent condition throughout. Parquet noors
Garage. This price includes furniture COM
plete for whole house.
Facing>Saul's Addition.
$4,000. Terms.
Six spacious and well planned rooms. tiled
bath; hot-water heat, electric lights; hard.
wood floors and trim; colonial porch; inclosed
sleeping porch and breakfast porch Very easy
monthly payments.
Bungalew-Cleveland Park.
$II,5oo. Easy Terms.
Practically new detached home Of delight
full rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat,
electric lights, hardwood floors. Within one
square Of Conn. ave. Truly, q most charming
home.
Allison .St.-Semi-Detached.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash Asked.
Delightfully modera home Of well planned
rooms and tiled bath: hot-water heat, electric
light; room for garage. Newly paPered and
painted. Owner-Occupsnt has kept In perfect
condition.
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n L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
141S Eve St NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
Having carefully selected theoowg properties from large
list of desirable homes cosclenousy recommend each as
being value of unusual merit
NORTHWEST. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
14h
9senn. s s. s ston Ten only %
49, s hat f. ss ssss Esn nfs ha!snSS G
5 :s nsa M 'Ss Sans % % I'm sdasd dd 81; r
Early particulars
MT. PLEASANT. SAULS ADDITION
PRICE 81 ~ se b w % situated ssfy s:
There s s fos,eG ,s. nsq
sinveuE i section Ar inspection will
10th ST HIGHLANDS TAxoMa pApK r
osh ushtfn del @ PRICE $3.50 bsagafs t.che 1s
"sh .s Kept % eight s.e,9
and well e % Condition tho @u Price e has
.s pnS,ca s..R iy SesnE'S sesn sast % @
. 'sR D.sns: ss: Il as s @ @ % E ~
addition large list OF desirable city and SUBURBAN nome
have many including houses
and business properties Phone this office and will be pleased
to submit number properties Of the class in which are
interested
N L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
,,s Eve St wv Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
'4 ~ MEMBERS OF WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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NORTHWEST HONEST, 900.
Bargain for quick sac. Comfortable. pleas
ant home: in good nei2hborhood: contains six
rooms and bath. conveniently arranged: deep
lot to paved alley. Can be sold on exception
ally edNy terms.
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
OF
WASHINGTON.
312 Homer Building. Main 29Os.
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Bungalew-Cleveland Park.
Takoma Park-Allegheny Ave.
$500. $500 Cash.

Charming Groom and bath detached home;
electyic lights; garage; immediate possession.
Double sleeping porch and breakfast porch.
Lot 6OxS6O.
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FOR sALE-H0usEs.
FOR sA1E-HousEs.

FOR sALE-H0UsEs FOR sAIE-HOUsEs
Continued. . C4ntinued
GosT CoIPIErE IN IN rfiE M CITY f ~
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SIX LARGE ROOMS. pouDI@ REAR
porches (scFesnedl; large frunt porcAs brick
0ofaSe: Anil IN 4ns fopafr: esq -te4mB5 1<th
ct. cars. 1911 1pring road NV. IL
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- WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
1Io2 .16h ST NV Phone Exchange Main 372.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE-C0ntinued.
FOR SALE NEAR CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
seyen-room detached house; garage; electricity:
chicken house; fruit: large garden: terms. 10
Atlantic st. s.e. Phone Line. 3657-J.
BEAUTIFUL HOLLOW-TILE HOME IN ONE
Of the best northwest suburbs. There are
eight large rooms and bath; hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood floors; open fireplace;
preakfast room; sleeping po-ch; large lot.
4 bargain at $14.60O: very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5l4-15-18 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave.
Main 442.
8 ACRES-MODERN HOME.
Alta Vista; on Rockville pike and trolley:
miles from Chevy Chase Club; large s-room
modern home: u acre lawn. IL acres bearing
orchs rd. strawberries, raspberries and other
vine fruits; all land level and in high state
cultivation: 2-story servants dwelling, with
electricity; large modern poultry house; barn;
double garage.
II ACRE-SILVER SPRING.
Six-room colonial home; h.-w.h. electric
lights; open fireplace. hardwood floors, tiled
bath; large screened side porch; poultry house
and runs: 80 bearing fruit trees.
McI.ACHLES BANKING CoRP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings. North 3l3.
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MADISON ST. NV.
tBet. 18th st. and Col. ave.).
Beautiful detached bungalow on lot 40x143.
Has every modern improvement. Attractive
details are too many to enumerate. You can
not appreciate this home without thorough
inspection. Moderately priced at $lb, 15O. on
very convenient terms.
THOS. F.. FARRELL,
23i Woodward bldg MAin 1855.
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Attractive tapestry brick residence, con-
tanning rooms and bath, all on floors; hot
Front and rear porches Practically new.
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Monroe, West of 10th NV.

Substantial brick residence Of fine rooms
and bath; electric lights double back porches.
Splendid, high-class residential eection.
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Coloniai. home on Princeton place; rooms
and hath: latest Improvements. Heated
garaee. 8 nrse porches. Immediate posses
sion Terms.
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LEAVING CITY, SACRIFICE HER NEW
bose, 5000: neir 18th and Randolphs close
4asa ss. s5n: Z: snd .; III oseR soSi
Boz 26z-H, Star ofaces 18s
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G.. ST.. Near.-I NE.

:. A75O.
six-room and bath brick house with good
cellar latrobe heat, gas light, porches and
room for garage on large lot.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR $3.50 I CAN DELIVER A
new, strictly modern, tapestry
brick home near Western High
School; 81, 900 cash and $50 per
month for everything. Call Main
$40 or North $3.50 (after y for
auto.
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$4,25o-GEORGETOWN.
12-room brick house. With q small outlay
building can be remodeled In 3 apartments
$500 cash balance like rent.
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$5,o5o-ISth AND D Sc.
o-story colonial brick; 8 rooms and bath: in
splendid condition: 2-car brick garage. I'm
mediate possession. 81 900 cash.
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

Dalmeny, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Carly. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Nanny, Of Larchmont. and
Lady Cooper. .".'
GILBERT MILLER left for
New York this week on the
Homeric. He win stage there the
comedy 1.-THE Awful Truth" by
Arthur Richman, with Ina Claire
in the leading. role. She win be
supported by Bruce McRae.
nephew Of the late Sir Charles
Wyndham.
A SELECT party Of London
literary men gave a dinner
this week in honor of Ray Long,
of the international Magazine Com.
pany, and Marlen e. Pew, editor
and general manager Of the Inter
national News Service, both OF
whom arrived recently from New
York.
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

The Rogers entertained lavishly
in their London house during the
season.
MR.. AND MRS. LIONEL
GUEST are also in Scotland.
He is a brother Of the Niscount
Wimbourne. and she was formerly
Mrs. Solora Dodge, daughter of
John Bigelow. ..
A NToNIo SCoTTI, one of the
notables here from New York
en- route to Italy. Is vexed at the
London newspapers. which an
nounced that he had been married
, TO Ina Claire.
81 have never been married In
my life," he declares.
pRINCE GEORGE was one Of
the dancers at the Savoy Hotel
this week. Lord Inverclyde gave
a party there, including Lord
The Washington times., 1922-08-20
NEWPORT DESERVES REPUTATION AS,
AMERICAS MOST PICTURESQUE RESORT
By cHoLLY KNIcKERBOcKER.

Ohthtts
the keynote of society's existence
up here. ;
At Southampton and the other
spas II is quite different-every-
thing Is carried out In a stiff.
ceremonious manner; social lines
are very tightly drawn and mere
upstarts labor under the delusion
that. by adopting naughty man.
ner those not "in the know" will
think they really belong"
There Is no such sham about
Newport. Why? you ask. The
answer is simple. Newport is
the summer citadel of the thick.
est part Of the American creme.
NOW that Barbara Whitney
has departed for the old
world, the dowager Mrs. Wander.
bilt has been forced to cancel
the plans for the dlnner-dance
which she had. arranged for later
in the month.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, the other
morning at Bailey's Beach, was
bubbling over with Barbara's
European plans, and she ex-
planned to her cronies that Bar.
bara hopes to follow In her dis.
tinguished matters footsteps. Mrs.
Harry Payne Whitney, as is
well known, has achieved an en-.
viable reputation in the artistic
world and Barbara is said to have
inherited much Of her matters
talent
"NIcK" LoNGwoRTH. when
he put In an appearance at
the Casino the other morning,
was greeted on all sides by the
little crowd that gathers at the
Bellevue avenue institution daily
to watch or take part In the
tennis matches and listen to the
concert.
Former Governor r. Livingston
Beeckman was "Nick's" host, and
several gala dinner parties were
given at Lands End" BY the
way, "Livvy" Processes to be ex-
tremely upset over the fact that
the tabbics have discovered q little
romance, or perhops I should say.
reported romance. Some Of the
more gossipy inclined members of
the summer colony insist "Livvy"
will not keep bachelors hall at
Lands End" indefinitely. In fact.
not few predict the pretty estab.
lishment win have a chateiaine be.
fore the SHOWS arrive In Newport.
There was a report current to
the effect that Alice Roosevelt
: 'Longworth would put In an ap. ,
pearance at Newport. but up to
the present writing have not
noted the sometimes bizarre Alice
in the throngs that gather In the
haunts Of the elegantes. There
was a time when Mrs. Longwortn
was one Of the bellies Of the New.
port set. That was back In the
The Washington times., 1922-08-20

Lsdale, of Scotland and London daughter of Capt.
Malcomb Grieg IsdaIe. Miss Epalna Gleapes,
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs. Albert GLeapes,
and Mrs Mason GuIick, wife of Colonel Gulick,
u. S. M. c., were snapped at charity fete at New
port. Frederick /. Thompson, of the Shipping
Board; Mrs. Thompson and their two daughters,
the Misses Katherine and Adrienne Thompson, wiH
spend the rest of the summer abroad, and the camera
man caught them just as they mere sailing