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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-16
Clubs e. Meetings

Miss Elizabeth Roswinkel, matron
and officer OF the Brookside chapter
Of the Order OF Eastern Star, will en-
terrain for Mrs. May Reeves, grand
matron Of Indiana, Friday. with a
luncheon at the Claypool. a theater
party at Keith's and a dinner at the
Brookside Masonic Hail. Tenth and
Gray SITS.
Mrs. Nettie Ransford, grand secre-
tary of Indiana, will be an honor guest.
George H. Chapman w. r. c. No.
10. will hold q regular meeting at 2
p. m. Tuesday in Morrison Hall.
The Parent-Teacher Club Of the
Cropsey School will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the school auditorium.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Asras
Achem will entertain Sunday night at
the Communal building, II W. Norris
Street.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson will have
charge Of a homemade food sale for
the Maj Robert Anderson w r. C.
No A at Stand IS on city market on
Tuesesday.
Catherine Merrill Tent, No. o,
Daughters of Veterans, will meet
Monday night in Morrison Hall, 52ts
Monument Circle.
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.W.C.T.U. Notes

Irvington Union, Mrs. Pearl Winch
ell, 80 Layman Ave, Wednesday, 2:30.
Frances Willard Memorial to be OBJ
served
Mary E. Walch Union, Mrs. Eli Mar.
tin, 1041 w. Thirty ST., Tues
day. Mrs. f. f. Smith will speak on
Temperance and Missions
North East Union, Mrs. Nellie Bow
ers, S14 n. Oxford ST., Thursday, .
p. m. Changed from home of Mrs.
Ella Brown, GIL keystone Ave.
EdGewood Longacre Union. Mrs.
Paul Heath. Longacre, Wednesday. .
y. M Plans for spring institute
MARCH 10 to be discussed.
Belle Nieu Union, Eighth Christian
Church, Walnut st. and Pershing Ave,
Wednesday at 1880 p. m. The new
president, Mrs. Viola Pine. will pre-.
side.
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COMMUNITY FUND
HOSTESSES NAMED
Miss Martha Carey Chairman
for Dinner,

Miss Martha Carey is chairman of
the hostess. committee for the annual
dinner OF the Indianapolis Community
Fund. Monday evening in the Riley
room Of the CIaypool.
Other members are Miss Gertrude
''aggart ard Mesdames August Busch
mann, A. r. Coffin, II. b Haywood,
Fred HolIe, IT. II. Hornbrook, ]. D.
Hoss, Joseph B. Healing, J. II. Loves.
Martin F. Murphy o. a. Pfaff, David
Ross, Wolf Sussnaan and w. w.
Eyinslow.
the program will include a short
talk by George Eastman of Rochester.
y Y. >guest Of honor. William J.
Norton Of Detroit will be the principal
speaker and Fred HolIe Will preside.
There will be election of twenty-one
directors of the Community Fund. One
honorary membership and a silver
loving cup will be presented for out
standing useful and Unselfish service.
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Distance Lends EnChantnent

Dear Miss Lei am going with. a very
nice boy. He says he loves me dearly
love him very much when he ia not in my
sight. but when 1 go out with him I don't
like him so well. Is there any way of max
ing me love him when I am out with him
much as 1 do when he is not near ME
He never has done or said anything that
don't like. but he likes to cut up once in
~ while. Please give me some advice
BOBBY.
This seems to be an instance in
which distance lends enchantment.'
1 don't believe your love is very
strong, and 1 have a sneaking feeling
that you are too young to know much
about love, anyway.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

~ RS. CHAPIN.C. FOSTER, foun
|tNl der Of the Caroline Scott Har
KS rison chapter of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, will be
the guest of honor at Washington
birthday luncheon Friday at the chap.
ter house. S24 N. Pennsylvania St.
The affair will celebrate the Thrift.
eth anniversary of the chapter. Other
honored guests will be past regents
Of the organization, including Mes.
danes Charles II. Fayles. George W.
Sloan, John N. Carey. s. E. Perkins,
w. H. Coleman. Nelson A Gladding
Roscoe o. Gladding. Caleb S. Denny,
M. "A. Potter, Wilbur Johnson, Eugene
II. Darrach and Miss Julia Z. Ian
ders.
Taking part in a playlet, "SacrifciaI
Gardens" under the direction OF Mrs.
Oliver Willard Pierce. will be Mrs.
James L. kalleen, representing the
Puritan period; Mrs. J. F. Edwards,
the Colonial period Mrs. r. Bryant
Long, Civil War; Mrs. Theodore
Vonnegut, the World War, ard Mrs.
Alexander Cavins, as spokesman for
the D. A. r. Miss Meliss Jane Cor
nelius will read the prologue
Miss Ethel Mae Moore will lead the
procession of women in costume.
Supplemental music will be given by
Mrs. ]. P. Reid Steele and Mrs. j.
p. Ragsdale, accompanied by Mrs.
James A. Moag.
Reservations may be made for mem
hers and their guests until Wednesday
with Mrs. Edward Ferger and Mrs.
Z. c. Helwig.
Announcement was made of the en-
gagement Of Miss Mildred Cole. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Cole, 225S
N. New Jersey St. to William II. Cad
dis Of this city, at a pretty bridge tea
Friday evening at the home OF Mrs
Mansil Hughes, Upton, Ind.
The wedding will take place March
10.
The Western College Alumnae and
card party for the college endowment
fund was being given this afternoon
and evening at the Spink-Arms Red
and white decorations were carried
out in heart-shaped candy baskets on
each table.
Assisting Mrs. John Williamson
Corya, chairman, and Miss Hazel
Howe. assistant chairman, are Misses
Ethel Swartz. Helen Thoms, Wilhel-
nina Adams and Jane Brokbank and
Mesdames J. c. Caperton, Omer 3.
Farr. Harry We'll, j. G. Hodson. Rob
ert Aldag and Herman Bradshaw.
Additional reservations were made
by Mesdames Roy Fatout Sidney
Aughinbaugh, Frank Ream. Frank
Bliss Of Seymour; J. w Corya. ]. W.
Coffee. Ira T. Swartz, Charles Davis.
Robert Aldag. William ]. Thompson.
0. b. Farr, IT. II. Wheeler, Robert
Cotton, William Mcclure, Ralph
Moore, Arthur Walters. 0. b. Smith,
Harry Well, II. a. Mansfield. Herman
Bradshaw. +. L. Tedlow, Pierce
Landers. L. G. Rothchild. r. Betman.
Floyd Beitman. c. c. Cook. John Car
mack, l.. Cunning, Theodore Schulz
Ter, Martin Hugg. Margaret L. Shu-
Ter. and Misses Jane Brokbank. Mary
Alice Coleman, Ethel Swartz, Gertrude
SCHUYLER, Helen Irene Rost. Minerva
Thurston. Janet Kellar. Frances Nc
Math. Gertrude IEulls, Helen Thoms.
Geneva Mccoy, Catherine Clifford
Jean Brown and Eleanor Barker.
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SHOW SPACE ASSIGNED
Drawing for Automobile Exhibits of
Unusual Importance.

With allotment of space completed
for the thirteenth annual automobile
show. Of the Indianapolis Auto Trade
Association. March to S, at the fair
ground, automobile and accessory deal
ers today turned their attention to
preparing their exhibits.
Drawings for choice of space were
made by John B. Orma, show man
ager, Friday night. More than 100
exhibitors were represented at the
drawing, which was of more than
usual Importance because applications
for space far exceeded that available.
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Parent-T
Notes

Parents and teachers Of Washing
ton School No. So .have organized a
ParentTeacher Club with Mrs. Z.
NJ. BEndy as ~president The first
regular meeting will be held at p. m.
Wednesday. Meetngs VIII he every
third Wednesday of the month during
the school year. The speaker next
Wednesday will be Mrs. w. II. Adams.
The Parent-Teacher Association Of
School No. 60 will meet at p. m.
Wednesday, The program will be ar
ranged Ly the fathers. Alvah J.
Rucker will preside. Prof Howard
c. Jensen Of Butler University will
speak. George kadel will sing.
Mrs. Charles n. Smith. president of
the Federation of Parent-Teacher AS
sociations, organizer of the club at
School No. 70, will speak at a birth
day meeting at 3:15 p. m. Wednesday.
Mrs. P. c. Kelly will give a .reading
Miss nellie Brown Of the Metronolitan
School Of Music viii sing. In oserv-
ance OF the anniversary lunc will be
served and favors given.
Chic Jackson will give a "chaIk
talk before the club Of School No.
20 Wednesday at 3:15 p. m. There
Will be vocal solos by Miss Goldie
Lowman, supervisor Of music IN the
public schools, and two piano numbers
by grade pupils. Refreshments will
be served.
In observance Of the fourteenth an
niversary Of the Parent-Teacher Club
of School No. 90 there will be a past
presidents meeting on Wednesday
ut 3:15. All past-presidents are invited
to attend and give a short talk on the
work done while president. A musical
program has been arranged. There
also will be a talk by Miss Mary Nc
Ardle, principal, on Nutrition" A
social hour will follow.
~ School No. 6 at 3:15 y. m. on
Wednesday there will be a lecture on
Accident Prevention by the mem
bers of the police traffic department
There also will be a program by the
IA pupils.
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- will be observed Feb. 26 IN
luncheon at the Claypool. Mrs.
o. c. Wilcox is chairman, as.
sisted by: Mrs. A. S, Ayres, chairman
of ushers: Mrs. E. C. Rumpler, chair
man of music; Mrs. NJ. B. Larry, chair
man of decorations, assisted by Mrs.
Guy Stayman and Mrs. Walter DIN;
Mrs. Nettie NJ New, chairman of res.
ervations, assisted by Mrs. B. F.
Smith and Mrs. ]. c. Price; Mrs J.
F.. Edwards, chairman of publicity:
Mrs. Mary r. Carver, treausrer.
Hostesses at tables: Mesdames E.
II. Darrach. A. ]. Clark, Quinck My
ers, II. H. Rice, Orion L. Emf, Edward
Franklin White, Martha Wilson, ]. ].
Martin, J. c. Price, Thomas Spencer,
E. C. Wacker, B. F. Cline, Albert
| WATSON, E. L. Burnett, J. f. Edwards,
Frank B. Flanner, Floyd White, J.
II. Hellekson, G.. n. Gordon, G.. NJ.
Weaver, L. n. Poyser, Charles r.
Sowder, r. 3. Wilson, r. Harry Mil
Ter, l.. II. Sturges. o. VI. Pittinger.
Milo Stuart, Boyd w. Templeton, B.
+. Smith, G.. A Van Dyke, Jacob
White, Leroy Cay!or. Walter DIN. w.
+. NIlhoIlaud, W. O. Bates, Robert
Elliott, Myron Williams, w. j. Beck
EFT, w. II. WEIGH, Dick Richards,
w. G. Smith, II. l.. Grimes, c. T.
Hanna, j. n. Lambert, f. H. Streight-
off, A r. Dewey and F.. Ellis Hunter.
Tuesday afternoon the general club
will be addressed by Ceamus Mac
Manus, the Irish story teller, poet and
!
addition to reading from his own
works, MacManus Will talk on Irish
Fairy and Folk Lore" This meeting
is open to all members Of the club
and guests may be admitted at the
usual fee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watterson Hughes
will read St. John Ervine's play
Mary, Mary Quite Contrary" before
the drama department Thursday
afternoon.
Monday the art section will enter
tain with an exhibition tea Work Of
Miss Blanche Stillson, Oakley f.
Richey and Clement Trucksess viii be
on display
The arts and crafts section and the
4iNoAiN'i Ni'''@sS9 WIN meet 'udS dl tie
clubhouse.
'"'
The Alnba Phi Almanac ci~c1o r-,s
entertained todax. NJ tb, ,o,,,a ~ Nr,.,
John Carter, Sl44 Ruckle St. with a
luncheon and business meeHng. Ar
.a,oer,e,+s ,,.o,o IL g.. ~ -
dance 70 bo hold 1rarcb n t,,o -
vertine room ~ the lincoln
A dinner dance will he c-i,er ~ ,,a
Atbenaeum in honor ~ ,,s..bjrr,+o,,,e
birtbdav E,,.;,,,,. ,io-t. IT. -
ann, C,bo,.'Ss vi, ,.i,7a -, %,
orvatiope r,,s+ Ne - -. ~.
ds,.
-.
ne indianapolis League OF Women
, oteiS wiz siee a Japanese luncheon
90 - "a, a. co. me i'o!I0 VI NIT
-, ~ ''t.o' ~ 80 eiI'i"H ~
,.anoo' -, ~. - 1''5'I' mn Ar
tahies
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butter chaPter OF Alpha Delta Ineta
gave ChiheSe daIlce at the chapter
,.s -, %, u p''JA atl'l SelioN
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Mildred poeo - CHI l,,,,,-a
Receiving WIN Mrs. herbert fatout,
p.eSIuehI VI 'ne magazine Cup, TINS
"''ei "0o1 at .lie t"'I -iith hifthday
party at tne W. =. A. We're past
p t', OF the cup. Mesdames Rose
DoleiI'"it' D. l.. behedlct' A j. ClarkL
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Constable Is Candidate

Charles ". Freeman, a Constable in
the court of Justice Of the Peace Will
liam Connere, today announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for sheriff.
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Ar S1"W0crs, however. seemed to
nal" j. eJite personal matter thai
! should meet Miss Pcrier. and TO
your sake. Zee. I consented to let my
name appear as one Of the patron
csses. with the stipulation that Ruth
Ellington and a number of my friends
should agree to doing so a@so
Yesterday we all went down to the
theater and met the girl. She really
is almost a girl, and a very delight
full little creature she is. Her man
ner is decidedly French. although she
speaks with very little accent unless
she gels excited. I may be mistaken,
but 1t seemed to me that every vestige
of color left her face when she met
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO BEATRICE GRIM
SHAW
MY DEAR BEE:

MY DEAR BEE:
Your friend Dick Summers, called
me up yesterday and said he wanted
me to meet Miss Paula Perier This
was the first time I had heard Mr.
Summers was Accompanying Miss
Pcrier on her personal appearance 20
trip mt the various theatcrS
/ Immediately asked him about you
and he said he thought YOU were
well, but that he had not heard from
you Tor crte while What is the
matter Bee. is your engagement
broken2
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BUTLER CHAPTER
HOSTESS At TR|
DELFT LUNCHEON
Annual State Dance to Be
Held in Riley Room at
CIaypooI Tonight

IN CHOLARSHIP of Delta Delta
III Delta sorority was stimulated
IL today by announcement of
Evening star., 1924-05-04

APT 50. THE M0STEREY-2 ROOMS. X
and H.: new building: furniture; light.
airy rooms; close to Rock Greek Park. Cleve-
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1928 EYE ST N.W.-OSE VERY LARGE
room, with sunroom and private bath; also
use of drawing room; exceptional. Frank.
3S47
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1872 Il ST. N.W.-TWO LARGE FRONT AND
back communicating rooms. on main floor.
furnished for light housekeeping; sinks and
gas r0nga 7s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1GI2 18th ST. NV.
Attractive two rooms, bath, kitchenette,
for light housekeeping &C.
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SihN L CtASE-TWO BEDROOMS BATH
living room, dining room kitchen, garage
May and June, possibly longer: reseryng two
bedrooms and bath. Cleve 23SS
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. ROOMS, BATH. HALL. CLOSET SPACE
and porch: gas and elect; near cars. 5506
! 4th n
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DOWNTOWN APARTMENT--G ROOMS AND
bath, hot-water heat. electric lights. SSJ.
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1914 JEFFERSON ST N.W.-HOUSEKEEP
ing, . rooms screened sleeping porch, range
and elcr.: reasonable. Adams &79-J. ~
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a443 18th NEAR COLUMBIA RD.-Dcsirable
'front.' room; instantaneous hot water: elec-
tricityi gentleman; $3.50 week. Columbia
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WILL BOARD children on farm near bus
line: terms reasonable. Mrs. Henry Clark,
Brookeville. Md. For ref. call Adams 1881 .
PLEASANT COUNTRY HOUSE, Is miles
from Washington; bus line; large rooms. bath
abundance milk, cream; home cooking; sum
mer rates: ref. Mrs. Meade. Ashton, Md. .
OAKDALE VILLA Glen Echo, Md-Phone
Bethesda 2O1-F-2I. A few choice rooms still
available for summer. Special Sunday dinner
to visitors, 2 pm. -
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10! EUCLID ST. tnear 18th aud Col. rd y
desirable room, single or double: convenient
meals; two car lines; rrotestants. Columbia
$500.
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923 SUPERINTENDENT MAY /; SECOND
floor private apt. completely furnished; 3
rooms. bath; includes sleeping porch and
o. Shnnhnrh U
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1880 COLUMBIA RID. Handsomely furnished
single or en- suite, three rooms. private bat H..
instantaneous hot water; reasonable; clean:
tranSientS: permanent
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WHY NOT a House? NOT MORE EN-
pensiye: baths, bedrooms, library, large
yard, etc; best NV. section; June to Oct.
LEROY place North S937
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1924 18th ST. NV, APT. 42-Larse, bright
front room, southern exposure: plenty heat and
hot water; newly furnished and parered next
hath: private family. Potomac 1lgGJ.
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On Nth ST. NV, NEAR MASS. AVE
rooms. path. porch. 500 per month, com
Peteiy furnished; silver, dishes. linen. Chill
9ren taken Apply office. 7IO 18th st. nv,
Room 200 Franklin 2s2l 80
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Two ATrRACTIVELY furnished rooms, bed
living room and kitchen: electricity; nice
nIa,ellghborhood; private family. Phone North
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WANTED-YoUNG LADY TO SHARE APT.
WIN WI one Other young lady. Address Bon
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ATTRACTIVE ONE-ROOM, KITCH. AND
bath apartment in downtown section Cal
Franklin Sl37 between u and : O'clock 20
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1890 EYE ST. NW.-Attractiye front room,
running water, phone, electricity. twin beds.
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25ls 18Th st. N.w-3 OR RIM API
ami; refined location; private home; reason
able; ready FOR occupa ncy MAY II
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TO RENT. FURNISHED. FOR THE SUN
mer: rooms. dining aIcove. kitchen bath an
porch: cool; conveniently located Apt. 81,
1877 y. II. ave. Franklin 69l3-J So
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NICELY furnished rooms in Columbia Heights
Inquire 142S Columbia road or call Adams
:I3l5
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| VEIL FLRS.-4 ROOMS, HIGH-CIIASS 18th
! ST. apt. at ST.; reasonable for sumIneT
months; or young widow will share with one
| or Two refined Iorsons. Franklin 1856.
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WANTED-C0UNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-In country, near Washington
room, possibly board, by young lady. Write
or phone verna Montz, care Hampton vii.
Iiams Vienna, Va
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED,-Unfurnished room in apt house by
young lsdy. government empIoye; vicinity
Dupont Circle or 18th and Eye SITS State
price and particulars. Address Box Eth
Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants second floor room in small
family preferably no other roomers: NV
vicinity 14th and south OF Shepherd; electric.
ity; limit Slo. Address Box 12-H, star Office .
GENTLEMAN. 30. good ha abits, don't smoke in
h0usel quiet sleeping room. north of H. west
of 9TH. or Petworth. Address Box 2So-E, Star
office.
REFINED VOCAL STUDENT desires room,
use of kitchenette, Is minutes walk to down
town; Protestants; privilege piano in room:
limit. s25. Address Box 33s- z. Star Office 4s
MAY 1J-Want large room, private family
or rooming house; about $50 per month. Ad-
dress Edwin Fftz Gerald, Mayfeld Hotel, Sea
Breeze, Fla.
JUNE 1. by widow and 15-year-old son, both
employed, unfurnished rooms and bath
Ink; porch desirable: $40; 18th ST. line pre-
ferred. Address Boz 333- Z. Star Office. %
FURNISHED ROOM BY young lady. elec, h.w
laundry privileges; central; nothing over S12
Address BOX 13SH. Star office. 5'
ONE LARGE unfurnshed room. Ink by
May 15; lady employed Address Box 34SE.
Star office.
BY May Il. or 3 furnished Ink. rooms n e
Sc; state particulars. Address Box 139-
f. Star office. -
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires attractive
tion: Catholic family preferred Address Box
1S2-E. Star office. a.
UNFCRNISHED, for Ink, and bath; east
children; state terms Address Box s9-E.
Star Office. &c
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al llth ST. NV. (opposite star Office
Newly furnished outside rooms: electricity:
continuous hot water; running water in rooms.
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WE OFFER 'INSPECTED" rooms only All
prices, locations. details. WASH. SERVICE
BUREAU. District Nat. Bank bldg. Main 2133
5s BRYANT ST. N.W-Pleasant, well fur
nished room; good location; near car; am l..
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znd-FIl. FEONT. } r., LARGE REC. HALL.
D., iaV.' m; piano; until Nov ]: SSj; adults
Apply 10 Asa y. Gilbert, mgr, Falkstone Cts
lttn ana falr1nont SITS. Phone Col. az .
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$50 PER MONTH FOR ) ROOMS ON MARY
land d ave s.w.; frst floor. completely furn., in
1GIndhg piano. linens. dishes, etc Apply 7lr
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1855 EUCLID-Large room adjoining bath:
electricity; phone; suitable for employed
Crupe 1s
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MT. PLEASANT sECTIOS-1 ROOM. DIN.
ing room and kitchen combined and bath. at.
tractively furnished. GEO. W. LINKINS.
ct
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for woman employed during day; rent rea-
sonabIe. Tel Col. 66T6.
2OO6 g ST. NW.-Loyely second floor room
near bath; suitable for two; near all depart
ments; telephone: electricity.
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TI5 VARNUM ST N.W-Furnished room.
good quiet neighborhood. near two car lines
and also bus line: $40 per mo. Col. 3OT4. 5s
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

COUNTRY ROOM AND BOARD-Fort Strong
Willow: large house and grounds, with all
accommodations. Take Cherrydale bus, get
Off at Clsrke's gate. So
COLUMBIA PIKE, near Mt. Vernon boulevard
Modern home, large grounds, fruit garden;
10 minutes to town. Clarendon 509W-2.
SANpi SIEiEI ~ 1irls unoer ten years 70
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room and Kitchen combined and bath. beauti-
fully furnished GEO. VI. LINRINs. 171s
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1922 l. ST. N.W.-Two lovely rooms three
windows each, suitable for two three per-
sons: running Mater. electricity. teephone.
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1896 11th ST NV, APT Nicely fur
nished front room to lady, reasonable Call
Sunday OF after s.
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2lo bAST CAPTTOII-Front: second floor:
"iec.; steam heat; unusually attractive: spa
IIous closet; fireplace; honey and comfortable; ;
large lawn and shade trees
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WANTED-SUBURBAN BOARD.

BY ELDERLY LADY, comfortable room and
good beard, Maryland; attractive surround
ings, bath and auto service to and from Office
essential Phone after z Col. S413. 4.
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2S4S 9th Wv. tnear Wardman Innl-Nicely
furnished airy rooms: modern improvements:
double and SINGLE rooms. Columbia 724L.
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2531 QUE ST. NV. APT. 2f0. NEW BUILD
ing-2 rooms and bath; all front windoSSs
enly $Sz-5Q Key with janita<. -
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1888 VERNON N.W.-Room next to BATH new
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1925 BT'':HANAN ST. N.w.-South room and
porch; two girls; twin beds; breakfast if de-
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1862 COLUMBIA RoAD-FURNIsHED COM
plete for housekeeping, two rooms, private
bath 1O*
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Observation-Disclosures

fEI WORTH FURNISHED APT. . RMS
49,, a hht.cneAette. bath and sleeping porch, In ne"
Evening star., 1924-09-14

week of her brother-in-law and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Smoot
| nave returned to their home, on
Prince street, after spending the
summer at Atlantic City.
Miss Ruby Reeves, who spent the
summer at her home in South Boston.
Va 1s again in Alexandria for the
Winter.
Mrs. Walter Roberts and Miss Mary
hunt Robert left last week for a
trip to New York and Cape May.
Mr. Phiiip Howell Lightfoot OF Will
mington, De-, was the week end
guest or Mrs. Francis James David
son at her home, on South Royal
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Bostne
are spending several weeks at BIue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mrs w. F. H. Ffnke and her daugh-
ter Miss r. Louise FInke, have re-
turned from trip Of several months
10 california and through the West
MISS Rosalie Broaddus of Rose
mont left Monday for MontcIair, n. d.,
70 visit her brother, Mr.. Cooke
Mr.. and Mrs. William West have
U,
Niagara Falls, Albany and New York
city with a trip up the Hudson River
ana a visit at Atlantic CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Tennesson
ana Mr.. and Mrs. w. Milton Glasgow
nave returned from a motor trip to
Colonial Beach.
MISS Fri Douglas of Columbus,
MISS, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. l..
L. woodward in their home, on South
Lee street. Miss Douglas has Just re-
turned from Il three month trip to
ENGLAND and the Continent.
Mrs Catherine Lannon. Mrs. Char
Iotte Bradley and Mr.. and Mrs. John
-. Normoyie are spending several
weeks in Atlantic City.
Mrs b. b. Smith and her little
grandson, Thurman Smith; her sis
Ter and niece. Mrs. G.. H. Mander and
MISS Helen Mander, have completed a
TRIP to Natural Bridge and Roanoke,
"here they spent the month of Au-
gust with Mrs. Smiths son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harris. and
are In their home here.
MRS. w. B. Oden and her SON. Mr.
fhiilp Oden. have returned to their
nome at Remington, Va, after a visit