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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
MESSAGE COMES
FROM RELATIVE

"Then this morning monday I re.
cclycd n telegram from my brother
ln.law. Frank Bottum. OF Santa Mon.
lea. He had seen win and talked
to him. and said that Will was in
good physical condition, that he
asked for me. his mother and father,
and he recognized Frank. / also re-
ceived a telegram today from Cecil
Burr. OF Los Angeles, n former
schoolmate OF Willis and mine. He
had been TO see VIII. and he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
PLANS OF
ROBBERY
RELATED
F mer Porter of
Store Admits He
Aided Others in
$4,000 Holdup

hTERV0USLY chewing gum
IN and stopping now and
then TO wipe the perspira-
ton from his clenched hands,
Norris w. Lockwood, former
porter at the Bon Marche,
Tuesday told a jury of nine
women and three men how
he had been tempted to play
the traitor to his employers
and finally aided in the $22,-
800 holdup of three of its en-
ployes last August 9Th.
His tale was the big sensa-
ton Of the case thus far,
when he declared Ed Fasick
and Joe o. Neal had plotted
the holdup with him after
finally gaining his agreement
to act as inside man to keep
them posted" and to take Is
per cent Of the loot as his
share.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

u.u,l, folh,, Almost timr 10
u, Inc spring off right with
$50 mrs ki'fffH-
,.ne8 Axiom To err Is human,
A.. asy Il Is MOTE r2
ea,,strr troahes l6lm had.
!, mandrr Of thr race.
i. sfsrr hai O. iriir ail deg
r, aa3 . plfttuu sRlCr.
"a Gee Gee says she has gotten
hroadcastiuE station lu the
- states cNccpt ltSNf,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

while suffering from amnesia.
saturday. according to Los An
eeles dispatches his subconscicus
mind was touched by hypnotist.
Today nc is asking for his wife.
Last evening Mrs. Hit left for Los
Angeles To hiring her husband hoaIe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
TODAYS
WANT ADS

VIII help you find good used
car. Don't wait any longer. now
is tho time TO BUY.
Automobiles Of Character
LATE DODGE ROADSTER. tin5
FORMER OWNER was in acute
need Of cash and was forced 10
sacrifice this beautiful. little
used, carefully kept ear. We
bought IL exceedingly cheap
and for today only arc offering
" at the above price. Has
spring bumper. handsome bevel
plate wind wings. mirror rain
Hwipe. motometer AMI bar cap,
tire cover. alemito grcasing
HyAtem. etc.
Turn TO the Want Ad page and
see who Is offering this one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

slsat says the radio win play
~ part In future wars. Gosh,
q al the radio announcers
49,. WI be sporting croix dc
A eiercr girl
is irma Strogt:
1ss thin. but teool
Hose help her out.
'Aa all my worldly goods
sn1ow." the bridegroom re-
- after the minister.
ravens" murmured his father.
y goes his bicycIeg
|.
=" The Back Of Ford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

Oregon City and one from San Fran
cisco soon after his disappearance.
Then never another word.
1--WE last heard from him on July
i2. Was this message Saturday just
another high hope to be dashed TO
nlcrca9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
% The Back Of a Fordi
struggle BUGGY


soh know why radio stations
~ 70 broadcast bedtime stor.
49, IN what we really need Is for
Ter, s'ern voice 10 say over the
d. - TO BED CHILDREN. OR
|s,-yhE AFTER YoC WITH 4
|HcH scoOr~
s'pre awaits the man who
4. "1snis a device whereby the
'.rT fliyver can hook on to
y n''n u. cable and haul him
"A. j. S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
HAD PRENIOSITION
OF SOME GOOD

"The time drags 80. ! know the
train viii simply crawl" said Mrs.
Hit. saturday afternoon vent
to n little bridge party. the first par.
~ had been TO since VIII left. I
was 20 depressed as / walked home.
All the girls had been talking about
their husbands. their homes, their
plans for the spring and summer.
what was there on tho road
ahead for me? Nothing. II seemed.
but fears and Disappointment. But
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

City, TO Mrs. Hit. saying: 81 do
not know how l got here. Come
and get me"
She Immediately went to Portland
whore they were to meet. Her hus-
band never arrived. on July 10
came a message from San Fran.
cisco. He repeated that he did not
know how he got there. that he
had 10 cents and he would wait
TO hear from home.
BREMERT0N BROTHER
CONDUCTS SEARCH
Again vast silence and no trace
OF the sick man. His brother
Henry Hit, OF Bremerton. conduct
ed n futile search In San Francisco.
DIR. w. Il. Steele. a former class
mate, saw Hit in Los Angeles
shortly after July IL. but Hit de-
MED his identity and said no was
William Bronson and was working
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
YELL. THANK GOODNESS,
THAT'S SETTLED.

psar Homer. In response TO
n rad;o broadcasters' anxiety
ar what has become Of Sal
<. she has undoubtedly Fol
smri the Swallow hack home"
M further searrh ON their part
! rredless.-I.. W. u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

iis usnlnx did listen over my srystsl
n nd the fsu-lru mtxn ~ at"~tt
~ snxr- did feel werrisd shout What
= s>spme ~ ssiis. hat Lord. they hr
Iiss1s wsrrisd abont something. ana
|sr year age hat Condemns day. they
IN frzsti< ever the shortage Of ban
~ md isax before that the mime
sgs ssrr cryisx. "where. - where. y
p lftis dog gene. q where. O where,
hs b. - that, heaycn help me-,
za< b>esme asrious concerning the
|azrzsssi- u sally. albeit I hope thrJ
IN ts<sser her. and cease their
Ir-saziinx- Ard % 10 bed
VI Gee Gee says her sweetie ia
zAa Of rare gifts.
: hasn't bought her a present
giro years.
B<Hrath this stone
LIE Herman Bards;
i nerer pays
TO HSc marked cards.
lsisHranis IN country towns
p Iow ceilings Would sou say
4 they have a low overhead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17
TODAl'S NEWS
PICTURE

HaFr Brew again scoops the
,suaper world, This j. positively
|. Hrsi photograph ever published
! 3Ils. While thousands Of radio
-r, were pulling frantically
~ uhai had become OF the giri,
sSsrt ]. Mudsuard staff pho
vrnpher Of Home Brew. snapped
= n, A. she was playing tit-tat.
!. a Der home on the West Water.
q. whittier she had retired on nc
.qrs Of di,tasteful publicity.
ssnes first mld.winter EicctFi-
sAow opened at The Hippodrome
Z sighf-
sgsss,ea Motto; Ohm. swee,
~
lH Ore Gee "a going % the sAotc
, AZ hopcs fhai they tria hare
~ sssfic on cFhibitioH. she lranis
Ess e q good ssciff kick
n pretty hard Tor a young fel-
\ % throw much fcFvor into a
- aese days when he's wonder.
= Al the time how he's going 10
: as arm stuff or bis lips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

rsrs Z absolutely no truth TO
s nuor that farmers are eonsid.
ras painting crossword puzzles on
= slass Of cows in order 70 make
slng more attractive for the
IND gan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-17

~ WHic, precious dear.
|Emf lost his pep. don't fear;
n sreznd glass "a fathers mash.
Imus. engercs. said "iEshi iashi
hire Judge Gordon announces
I.x he s going 10 rigidiy enforce
II AIT IaywaIking ordinance.
Wy not also enforce the law CIV
Z pedexsrians the right Of way al
Mt erossings9
Evening star., 1925-03-20

COOPERATIVE PLAN-4 ROOMS, BATH.
porch. No realtors interested.
Columbia $40 ]. o1s
81, 500 LESS THAN MARKET vALUE-IF
you are looking for q real home, free rent,
with a net income iD handsome small apart
ment and have anything TO exchange rea-
sonabie amount of cash. you can get the big
gest bargain offered in fne NV. piece
of property. Apply at 2423 18th st. NV. for
inspection.
w O.FAMILY APARTMENT COLUMBIA
Heights; Sl02JO; two apartments of FIVE
rooms and bath each, also double brick
garage. One apartment rented $50 per month,
the other vacant. small cash payment
and easy monthly payments viii buy this de
sirs bic property. A. MCNEIL 4 CO., INC.
Insurance Building. Main 5644
COOPERATIVE PLAN-WILLARD COURT,
1915 18th ST.; > rooms. kitchen and bath; all
outside rooms; sale price, 81 $50; $500 less
than cost; 81 $50 cash; monthly payments,
$50 Al. including payment on deferred pur-
chase price, interest and expense Of upkeep.
UNION REALTY CORP. 4104ll Evans Bldg.
NJ s4i5.
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WANTED-FARMS

s ACRES UP, WITH HOUSE. OUTBUILD-
ings; fruit; near pike; 10 miles city.
HARRISON, Gy2 NV.
WANTED TO BUY FROM OWNER, ABOUT
10 acres. close In. near river; either Mary
land or Virginia. with medium sized house in
fair condition: some trees: near car line. Ad-
dress Box 266D. Star office.
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AN UP-TODATE SUBURBAN FARM
THREE MILES FROM DISTRICT

40 acres in high state Of cultivation: good
orchard plenty small fruits modern seven
and hath dwelling. tenant house and
other outbuiIdings in splendid condition. Price
$4,000. Terms.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 1854. 1909 L st. NV.
VALUABLE TIMBER
TRACT.
100 ceres on Matawoman Bay, Charles
County, Nd: State road through property:
IA miles to railroad siding; wharf with ra IL
way property; saw. pie and ak size oak:
we'll grown walnut, hickory and poplar; ap-
proxrna tey 900 cords of pulp wood; ideal
transportation facilities. good resale value
when cut over and can be bought q whole
or in part. Price $40 per acre, with terms.
THEODORE +. MENK, exclusive agent. l4l0
II st. nv, Main 1919.
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joining the L. S. Government farm on two
sides. 6-r. mod. bungalow. garage, chicken
houses. orchard and berries: must be seen to
he appreciated, Price reasonable. Terms.
Wm. J. Motfit. phi. Berwyn 40F-15, Belts. Md
2ls
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lsALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY
BUNGALOW.
TAKOMA PARK

Very attractive Groom home on hillside;
near school: all improvements, fireplace; oak
floors: So. $50: $500 cash.
LILLE HENDRICK,
End Of 14th st. ''Takoma" Car Line Col Ss26.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

COOPERATIVE PLAN-4 ROOMS, BATH
porch. No realtors interested.
Columbia $40 21s
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STOP I

Don't cheat your future by continuing to
accept rent receipts for the money you pay
monthly. $50 monthly will buy you new
20 move In. Don't hesitate because you think
you haven't saved enough TO make the cash
payment. II you are reliable and mbean
business, ge will help you by accepting your
ofrer. Submit it. Address Box 25s-D, Star
offce 22s
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SALE-FARMS

NORTHERN VA. STOCK FARMS. COUNTRY
homes. estates and dairy farms. convenient
TO Washington over good pixies; natural blue
grass section. Let US know what you want.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Va. Once:
Herndon Hotel. Phone Herndon 3s 22s
Is ACRES. NEARBY. on BALTIC PIKE, 4so-
#. froIt: some timber. Bargain for quick
sale. 1903 II ST. Nv NJ. 1523.
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PUIUNAIIJ RIVER SITES FUK SALE.
50 fronting the Potomac River. The
most desirable tract OF land on the river
only FIVE miles from city. a bargain for
quick sale. Prices for lands overlooking the
river incressin
1870 acres. extending between Leesburg Pike
and Potomac River. There is road through
this property to the river Ii has quantity
Of virgin timber. beautiful sites for building.
overlooking the river aud extended river front
Bounded the west by tract of land recently
purchased. 1t is said for Miss Madeiras school
22 acres Great Falls. A very desirable
piece of ground. Owner anxious to sell.
214-acre tract. between Leesburg Pike and
river opposite Seuica Falls Good buy for
speculation at price offered.
81 north side Leesburg Pike, oppo-
site Walker Gasch and Dr. Elder. Offering
at low price 10 settle estate.
COCRTLANDs TITLE CO.. INC,
Room 213. Woodward Building.
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ONE OF THE BEST BUILT 4-BED-
ROOM HOUSES IN COL. HEIGHTS.

(Continued ON Next Page.|
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT STUCCO HOUSE
on the side of the bill; and tile bath.
fireplace, porch, ami, garage and aerial;
| owner has added numerous conveniences; near
car and bus lines; So 900; terms. Phone
l051-W Alexandria. 22S
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IDEALLY LOCATED NEAR CATHEDRAL.
outlook can never be changed. rooms, three
ba this. iavatory in cellar. built-in garage; per-
feet condition. For appointment to inspect
call Franklin 4S4 or Cleve. 2824 22'
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sl,975-THREE-R ROOM BUNGALOW, CON
crete cellar: chicken house; fine spring: lot
4Gx100. Terms, 5000 cash, SIS month. GEO
u. JOHNSON, 90S 10th ne
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LOT SECOND COMMERCIAL
Near 18th and Columbia I'd, especially well
adapted for garage; 50xl3o fl Price, 81
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FOR SAIE-HOIJSES.
BARGAINS FOR COLOREp

In best northwest. semi-detached, 2-story
and cellar brick; six rooms. tiled bath. fur
mace heat, elec lights; side alley and rear;
2-car gar. $1,000 cash, bal. like rent.
Mr.. 18th and sts.-Lovely 3-story and
basement arranged in apts; h.-w.h.. elec.
and gar House will pay fer itself and give
couple free quarters. Price, Si2. 800. $500
cash. bal very gs.,r1 easy a, oooor
NJ 1890 Soo I1fh 81
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ROSEMONT PARK.
Five-room bungalow. modern, new: fronting
100 IT, on two improved streets: ornamental
wire fence; double garage. shrubs roses. vines.
etc. Gov. odicisi leaving Washington has in
structed US to sell his 5000 property at a
sacrifice. 1t pleased him. II will please
you, and his loss will he your gain. Terms.
M0RSEGo0DN0W COMPANY.
500 Investment Bldg. Phone Main 1927.
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6-r. & b. stucco bungalows. $780, small
down payment S55 mo- covers everything
ami; good cellar. large front porch: semi
finished attic: window shades. etc.: real fre-
newly developed street. where values are In
creasing daily. Could you rent one like It
for less7
ar. and b. bungalows s5.5oo-You suggest
the terms: ami; bedrooms, large kitchen
and pantry; good cellar: nice front porch;
lot 45x1B0: in good location.
]. w. SHADLE, Builder,
Col sO5e. "a Carroll Ave, Takoma Pk.
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WANTED-MONEY,

FOR EXCHANGE.
WANT MODERN BRICK HOUSE N PET
worth or near Ga. ave-. facing north; must
have large sleeping porch; my client will give
good rental property in part payment. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor, 723 2o,h
st. NV.
PRACTICALLY NEW APARTMENT, CON
tanning 20 suites, all outside rooms; excellent
NV. location: shows over $1,000 annual net
cash income plus payments on incumbrance: ::
will trade e1uity of $4,000 for real estate
notes ciear D. c. property Address Box
32s-C. Star Office.
PETWORTH HOME. NEVER OCCUPIED, 9
rooms and bath, with all modern conveniences:
high location; deep lot TO alley; will take as
part payment small brick house. ne or s.e.
Address Box 11S-D. Star office.
WILL CONSIDER An EXCHANGE OF A
very attractive six room and bath completely
detached home in the best section of Cleveland
PARK for q home in the city. This home is
thoroughly modern and In perfect condition,
ideally located and has all conveniences, such
as garage, tile bath, hot-water heat, hardwood
6oors open fireplace, electricity, gas, etc. No
agents need reply. Address Box IBID, Star
ofice.
FARMS, LOTS, HOUSES, APARTMENTS. IN
changed II you have property that is un-
productive we can exchange it for property
bringing In an income
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
BI45l5-51s Bond Bldg,
I4th and New York Ave.
Main Az.
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FOR SALE-APART. HOUSES.

CENTRALLY LOCATED APT. HUUsE-I2
apis of 5 rooms and b.; rentals at less than Sil
per room over IS 900; price, s57 500. LEE
| CRANDALL. JR., a. CO.. INC, 1923 l. st.
NV. Main TIT
TAKOMA PARK-BEST LOCATION: con
tains four apartments and two stores: all
rented; net return better than 1096 Adams
Evening star., 1925-03-20

Il, |, 2 and 5 ACRE LOTS
in Md. on the Suitlsnd rd., 15 min. of the Pa
ave. bridge Sc. near the d. C. line; cents
per 50. # Cali for appointment K. r. BRAD
Bury. 222R Pa. ave. Sc Ph Linz. o2GA. IL
Evening star., 1925-03-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS on autos and trucks; without loss Of
Isuse or title; confidential. Mr.. Monk, AT No
ave NV .26s
LOANS OF $50 TO s1G0 CAN RE SECURED
on furniture and personal property. CHAT
TEL TITLE CO.. INC, s05 5'h st. NV.
MONEY LOANED
on automobiles. You keep your car and drive
81. Gisssman's Garage. 1919 L s. 24'
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TMo.FAMTLY FLAT.

CLEVELAND PARK BARGAIN.
2S15 0rdway st. NV
Semi-detached tapestry brick house, six
stucco- finish garage In rear. Price. S11 .25O
Call OWNER, Main 326o or Cleveland 2167
for inspection.
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THREE BROOM AND BATH BRICK HOMES
CordtiOn very good: Pension Once
81 900: terms arranged. To settle estate.
Evening star., 1925-03-20

LUIS TUX BVTIUEkN,
a. TWENTY RoW-HoUSE LOTS NEAR
ST. PAUL's COLLEGE. BRooKLAND; ALL
IMPROVEMENTS IN; AVERAGE AB0CT
$500 PER LOT; GOOD LOCATION. 4/485
t2l THIRTY LOTS FOR DETACHED OR
COMMUNITY HOUSES. IN BR0oKI-ASD,
ID. Z. THIS Is A THRIVING SECTION.
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FOR SALE--L0TS.
(Continuedl

BARGAINS IN LOTS. SPECIAL INDUCE.
nents. Builders and homeseekers, ii will
'ay you 10 call Cleveland 2979
Evening star., 1925-01-07

at 1920 Massachusetts, avenue. She
will have Mrs. Wilbur. wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. receiving with
her, and assisting at tho tea table will
be Mrs. Edward w. Eberle, Mrs. John
A. Lejeune, Mrs. Robert Bacon and
Mrs Amory Perkins Other assist
ants will be Mrs. Robert Ghormley
and Miss Margaret Brown.
The attache of the Swedish lega-
tion. Count Adolf Won Rosen, will re-
turn this evening from New York
and Join Countess Won Rosen in their
apartment, at 1856 Mintwood place.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs John Z. Osborne
of Wyoming, who have been spend
ing the Christmas holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert d. Garrett at Hotel
Hamilton. have returned to their
home. Their daughter, Miss Jean
Custis Osborne, has returned. to the
Ogontz School, accompanied by Miss
Katherine Garrett. graduate of
Ogontz. who will remain at the school
for a short visit before returning to
Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Macpherson Crichton
entertained at dinner last evening in
the Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Rush Holland.
The marriage of Miss Georgia NJ
Housted of Clarksburg, w. Va, to Mr..
Raymond p. Luce of this city took
place New Year evening, in the home
Evening star., 1925-01-07

returned to the Capital after a two
week visit to Mrs. Belts mother,
Mrs. William J. Starr, at Hope House.
Eastern Shore, Md. They have taken
an apartment at 2151 California street
for the rest of the Winter.
Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thorn en-
tertained small company at lunch
con today after the first of Mrs. Law
renee Townsend's musicals.
Mrs. Thom's niece, Miss Josephine
Williford, went to New York this
morning for q Today visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Lansing Shields in their
home on Park avenue.
Miss Natalie Hammond entertained
company of IA at the Club
Chanticleer last evening.
Mrs. Charles A Lummis, who
passed the holidays at her home in
New York, has returned to the Lee
House. Her son. Mr.. Dayton Max
well Lummis. after a visit to Rich
mond. Va, has Joined her.
Miss Elizabeth Peet has rented her
apartment in Somerset House to
Representative and Mrs. L. j.
Dickinson of Iowa, and has taken
the home of Prof and Mrs. Herbert
their absence.
Mrs. L. c. Cole of Tennessee was
hostess At dinner Monday evening, en-
tertaining at the New Willard in honor
of Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Edward Il. San
ford. Her other guests were Admiral
and Mrs. Edward w. Eberle. Judge and
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar, MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp and Miss Mary
Nrc la
guests TO the Bal Boheme, which was
given that evening at the Willard by
the Arts Club of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wells Russell
and their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Ogs-
ton, have had as their guest Mr. and
Mrs. Russers son. Mr.. John Mosby
Russell of New York.
Mrs. Onston, who was formerly Miss
Lucy Russell, is the widow of the
late British consul at Portland, Greg.
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Of Mr.. and Mrs. William II. j. Brown,
asked for an old-fashioned New Year
party. the wedding being a surprise
to them. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Charles b. Austin,
and the bride was attended by Miss
Meta Craig, and DR.. James Calder
wood was best man. Mr.. T. Guy Lucas,
organist of st. Johns Church, on
Lafayette Square, played the wedding
music. ard Miss Craig, soprano. and
Mr.. Finnel +. Estes, violinist, gave
solos preceding the ceremony.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Wallace. DR.. AND Mrs. Calder
wood, tie Misses Loughborough. Capt.
Wallace Rockwell, Miss Elizabeth
Charles Harmon. Miss Anne Brown,
Mr.. George Schimmel, Mr.. L. r. Steen-
burg, Mr.. Leonard Brown and Mr..
Henry NJ. Anderson.
Gen. Frank w. Coe has returned to
Washington from New York, where he
was called by the death of his brother,
Mr.. Sherman Page Coe.
Miss Margaret Dows, daughter of
Mrs. Tracy Dows, shared honors last
evening with Miss Clara Foster Dins-
more, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam b. Dinsmore of New York, at the
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent AS
tor gave for them in their Fifth ave-
nue. home Miss Dinsmore Is a cousin
Continued on Ninth Page !
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dinner this evening at the Chevy
Chase Club, in honor Of Miss Beatrice
Henderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Belt have
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mediately after in the home OF Mrs.
Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Arre1 Happier
have issued cards for theswedding re-
ception of their daughter, Lydia
Gardner. and Lieut.. Maxwell Daven-
port Raylor. L. S. A, Monday evening,
January Is, at $3.50 o'clock, at 2722
Connecticut avenue.
Mrs. Jewell, wife of Rear Admiral
Theodore F. Jewell, will be at home
Saturday afternoon and will receive
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Marriage Tonight of
Hiss Hereford to Lieut.. Hart.

The marriage Of Miss Virginia
Byrd Hereford, granddaughter Of
Mrs. Anna Byrd Howell, to Lieut..
Charles Edward Hart viii take place
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again Saturday afternoon. January i,

again Saturday afternoon. January IT.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman will be at
home tomorrow afternoon from to
o'clock, and will receive again jan
uary %
Mrs. w. Harry Brown will enter
tain a company of 26 at dinner this
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Godfrey Cabot of Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew c. Mclaughlin
will arrive today from their home in
Chicago on their way South for the
Winter season. They will make a
short visit in Washington, and Mrs.
Mclaughlin will receive with Mrs.
Wallace Radcliffe tomorrow after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester A. Snow, jr,
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Coolidge Attended Musical This
Morning, Accompanied by Mrs.
Frank w. Stearns.

this evening at o'clock in the Mount
Vernon Place III E. Church South,
the Rev. William A. Lambeth officiat
ing. A reception will follow i'm
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Mrs. Robinson to
Receive This Asfern Don.

Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson.
wife Of the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, will be at home this afternoon
from until $40 o'clock in her home,
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Attractive Hangings

Nothing makes the home 30 beautiful than
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Evening star., 1925-01-07

- wrRS COOLIDGE attended the
IN musical this morning at
IVI Eaasehers. is T, ,n,,n the first tonaa-ta Of a
arranged by Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend. Mrs. Coolidge was accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank w. Stearns, who
is a guest at the White House.
Mrs. Coolidge went 10 the weekly
luncheon of the Senate Ladies' Lunch
Club yesterday at the Capitol, she
having been president of the club
while the President was Vice President
Evening star., 1925-01-07

The Attorney General and Mrs.
Stone will be the guests OF honor at
dinner this evening OF Judge and
Mrs. Samuel J. Graham. who will en-
certain a company of u.
Mrs. Graham Will be hostess at
tea Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1925-01-07
Nr. and Mrs. Hughes TO BE
Guests at Swedish Legation.

The Secretary Of State and Mrs,
Hughes Will be the honor guests at
dinner this evening of tho Minister
of Sweden and Nine. Wallenberg.
Nine. Wallenbcrg viii receive Fri
day afternoon.
Evening star., 1925-01-07

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Evening star., 1925-01-07

The Ambassador Of Great Britain, Sir
Esme Howard. will return this evening
from New York, where he has been for
a short visit.