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The Washington times., 1926-04-29
Special Sale Of Discontinued and Odd Pieces Of Furniture
Reductions Up to 500
BEDROOM

Ivory Enamel Decorated 7-piece Suite,
cornnrisinp Dresser. Console, Dressing
Table. Pedestals. fulI-size Bed, Chair
and Bench. Regularly $3.50. Special. SS5O.OO
Old-fashioned Bedroom Rocker, uphol-
stored In cret0nne, down cushion. Reg
ularIy $4,000. Special. -S40.UV
Pastel Blue Decorated Vanity Dress
ers. Regularly $4,000. Special. $500
Pastel Blue Decorated Benches. Kegu-
larIy $14OO. Special. s. s. ...... $1.0O
Pastel Blue Decorated Chair. Regu-
larly $500. Special !. !. ......... $50
lar J, $780, $780, Special - $3.50
Venetian Gray Decorated Large Dress
er. fllll-size bed and chair 3 pieces.
Regularly $185.OO. Special. s.. :. ESQ
Decorated Parchment Dresser. Regu-
larly $4,000. Special. 49,. @5l.OO
J Decorated Parchment Benches. Regu-
larIy $500 Special 80. $500 $g.5O
/ Decorated Parchment Chair. Regn-
larly $500. Special. ...-....s @1.0U
I hlaIp ; zs1sSlsn spssi s .s.
Plain Venetian Gray Dresser. Regu-
larry $780, Special. -. ....... 5000
Ivory Enamel Decorated Chest Of
Drawers Regularly $4,000 Special $500
Ivory Enamel Decorated Chair. Regu-
larIy $4,000. Special. - $500
Walnut and Gum Vanity Dresser.
= BIZ =
$1,000 1000 S Special ..ss' 5000
Mahogany and Gum Dresser, Regu-
larry $4,000 Special. ]. !. =. $5z.5U
! I'M ainuf and Gum Single Size Beds.
Rec sIafly $1,000. Special c. $500
/ Walnut and Gum Chest Of Drawers.
Regularly $4,000. Special $500
French Walnut and Gum Dressers
Regularly $4,000. Special. $1,000
, 6yheafas Gf Drawers Regularly $4,000.
Special Dsssd :. Dsvs's - 10y 10000
Special . ........... $500
Vanity Vanity Dressers Regularly $4,000
] Single Size Beds Regularly $1,000
Double Size Beds Regularly $1,000.
Chairs. Regularly $1,000 Special. $11.5O
Bench. Regularly $1,000. Special s. $11.50
, Mahogany and Gum Dressers. Regu-
larly $1,000. Special. $1,000
Mahogany and Gum Chest of Drawers
Regularly $4,000. Special. $500
Mahogany and Gum Full Size Beds.
Regularly $1,000. Special y. -. $4,000
| Walnut and Gum Vanity Dresser
Regularly $4,000. Special. ........ $500
| Walnut and Gum Bench Regularly
$24OO Special. ........@.s. $500
) Walnut and Gum Vanity Dressers.
Regularly $1,000. Special. @Sf.0U
Walnut and Gum Chifforette. Regu-
larly $1,000 Special. $500
Mahogany and Gum Vanity Dressers.
Regularly $500. Special. -. $1,000
) Mahogany and Gum Full Size Beds.
Regularly $4,000. Special ....=:. $500
Mahogany and Gum Chifforobe. Reg
ularly $500. Special. 49,. $1,000
Walnut and Gum Dresser. Regularly
$4,000. Special. ....................$ 4O.OO
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65h Anniversary
I86l--May--l926
Clearance

Walnut Roman Style Chair; upholstered
very fine mohair; bullion fringe.
Regularly $500. Special. ....... $3.50
Mahogany Tilt Top Table Regularly
$780, Special $. s.. ~. !. e. 49,. $500
Reeula ab1 $500 Special s21.OO
Antique Mahogany Book Rack; cane
inserts. Regularly $37 90. Special $21.OO
Mahogany finish Bench; upholstered
tapestry. Regularly $4,000 Spe-
Mahogany finish Bench; upholstered
tapestry. Regularly $4,000. Special. $500
Mahorany-f finish Chair cane back and
seat Regularly $515O. Special. $34.75
Mahogany Console Table; cabinet type
Regularly $4,000. Special: ...... $69.5O
Mahogany Table Desk; seven drawers.
Regularly $4,000. Special -. $1,000
5000. Special. - ...... - $3.50
Mahogany Console Table; Adam period.
Regularly $500. Special. s.. 49,. $3.50
Solid Mahogany Hand-carved Chair.
Regularly $4,000. Special. $4,000
Mahogany finish Center Table. Regu-
larry $4,000 Special $500
Mahogany-f finish Love Seat and Arm
Chair; upholstered all over damask
Regularly $275OO. Special. !. y. $4,000
silk. Regularly $500. Special =. $4,000
Mahogany finish (3-piece) Living Room
Suite: upholstered taupe mOhair; re-
versible spring cushions. Regularly
10000. Special. IS. Us. $325.0O
$500 Special s n. $1,000
Burl Walnut Decorated Center Table.
Regularly $4,000. Special. 800. $4,000
Mahogany Table Desk; nine drawers.
Regularly $4,000. Special. $1,000
Mahogany (2-piece) Suite; sofa and
armchair upholstered very fine mo-
hair: down cushions. Regularly
Ss5OOO. Special $s5O.OO
Solid Mahogany Console Table and Mir
ror; carved. Regularly $4,000.
Special $275.OO
Mahogany CoIlarette Regularly $4,000.
Special :. -. .l.s.......... ...:.. $4,000
Davenport; upholstered taupe jacquard
velour; reversible spring cushions;
one side tapestry; moss edging.
Regularly $135.OO Special. $500. $500
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LIVING ROOM

High-back Wing Chair upholstered
nnohair Regularly $4,000. Special. $3.50
2 Arm Chairs; upholstered mohair.
Regularly $780, Special . ....... $3.50
Occasional Chair upholstered tapestry.
Regularly $63.OO Special ......... $40
Walnut High back Hall Chair; uphol-
stored back and seat; slightly soiled.
Regularly $4,000. Special. $1,000. $3.50
Walnut High-back Hall Chair; uphol-
hOlstered back and seat of Italian
silk velvet: slightly soiled. Regu
larly $4,000. Special. lou
Regularly $4,000 Special. .-.'..... $3.50
Comfortable Sofa; upholstered all over
Regularly s11Ia $4,000. Special. :. s112.5
Three-piece Suite; upholstered velour;
reversible spring cushions; one side
tapestry: moss edge; tassels. Regu-
larry $4,000 Special !. /. !. $3.50. SIT ~
Easy Chair; high back; upholstered
velour; reversible spring cushion;
Special - . $3.50
Three-piece Davenport Bed Suite; up
holstered all over mOhair. Regularly
$465.OO. Special ..8.s.... -. $3.50
Occasional Chairs; upholstered back
and seat In tapestry; embroidered.
Regularly $500. Special. ........ $29.7
Mahogany finish Chair; upholstered
back and seat striped velour. Regu-
larry $500. Special. ............. $21.O
Rocker; upholstered very fine tapestry
and mohair. Regularly $1,000
Sp0Clal @ege9sV
Upholstered High-back Wing Chair. in
velour. Regularly $4,000. Special. $3.50
Mahogany Wing Chair; cane back. and
sides: upholstered spring cushions.
Regularly $3.50. Special. $50
Comfortable Arm Chair; upholstered
brown sateen. Regularly $4,000
Special ...... 80 @OJ.V
Mahogany Library Table. Regularly
$4,000 Special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
nI PseuIayly $4,000. Special. 80. sizes
Mahogany Library Table. Regularly
$4,000 Special. .................. $3.50
Ten-piece Walnut Dining Room Suite;
chair seats upholstered in tapestry
Regularly $465.OO. Special ....... !. $3.50
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Woodmen Circle Party

Women of Grove No s. Wood.
men Circle. viii give 500 party
tonight at 8 o'clock at the w. ,. w
Hall, "a Grant Pl. N. w. The pub
lie is invited.
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4 Walnut and Gum Dressers. Regularly
$780, Special y, ... !. J. SO. .@OO.OV
i Walnut and Gum Vanity Regularly
$4,000. Special. s.. s. @So.UO
8 Walnut and Gum Vanity. Regularly
S88 co. Special each I. $3.50. $00.UU
3 Walnut and Gum Chairs. Regularly
$1,000 Special. .$lS.UO
i Walnut and Gum Night Stand. Regu-
larly $1,000 Special Z. -. $2O.OO
3 Walnut and Gum Chifforobes. Regu-
larIy $4,000. Special. SSS.OO
3 Walnut and Gum Chest Drawers. Reg
ulaTly $4,000. Special @Oo.OO
2 Walnut and Cum Decorated Dressers
Regularly $780, Special. &. $500
i Walnut and Gum Decorated Chiffo-
rette. Regularly $780, Special $6S.UO
2 Walnut and Gum Decorated 40 Beds.
Regularly $4,000. Special. $65.OO
i Walnut and Gum Decorated Vanity.
Regularly $1,000. Special 5000
Walnut and Gum Decorated Cnalr.
Regularly $4,000. Special. $1,000
Chaise Lounge in Brown Sateen. Reg
ularly $4,000. Special - IS.OO
s Walnut and Maple Decorated Dressers.
Regularly $4,000. Special $75.OO
i Walnut and Maple Decorated Full Size
Ped. Regularly $4,000 Special $4,000
2 Walnut and Maple Decorated single -
size Bed Regularly $4,000. Special $4,000
& Walnut and Maple Decorated Chairs
Regularly $4,000. Special $500
. walnut and Maple Decorated Benches.
Regularly $500. Special. $3.50
i Walnut and Maple Decorated PEDESTAL
Regularly $4,000 Special $z5.0O
2 Walnut and Maple Decorated Console
Dressing Tables. Regularly 5000
Special ........s.E.s......s. 3Ocs0V
g Walnut and Maple Decorated Chests
~ Drawers Regularly $500. Special $500
2 three-piece Chaise Lounges, upholst-
cred in denim. Regularly $l64.UO
Special -. II. :. @OoVV
2 Walnut and Maple Dressers. Regularly
$4,000. Special. I. !. $3.50. $10.OU
R Rss VS. s11f.o 90 Special $3.50
/ Walnut and Maple Chair. Regularly
1880 Special. . !. !. @Io'OV
Walnut and Maple Bench. Regularly
Walnut and Gum Decorated Vanity
Dresser. Regularly $125.OO Special. $500
2 Walnut and Gum Decorated Chests Of
Drawers. Regularly $4,000. Special $500
/ Walnut and Gum Decorated Chair
Regularly $1,000. Special. $lz5O
Old-fashioned Bedroom Chair uphol-
stored in cretonne, down cushion. Reg
ularly $1,000. Special. $45.OO
/ French Walnut Decorated Dresser.
Regularly $500. Special :. $1,000
French Walnut Decorated Dressers.
Regularly $4,000 Special. .$475O
French Walnut Decorated Single Size
Beds. Regularly $1,000. Special. $4,000
French. Walnut Decorated Vanity
French Walnut Decorated Chests of
Drawers. Regularly $1,000. Special. $4,000
French Walnut Decorated Chairs. Reg
ularly $1,000. Special ........ $16OO
French Walnut Decorated Bench. Reg
ularly $1,000. Special. ............$ lO.OO
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DRAPERY DEPARTMENT
Light Weight Sunfast Drapery
Material

Make cool, fresh curtains.
Plain Mulberry-Regular price, $4.OO-
Now. - $~'""
Blue and Gold-Regular price, $500
Now SITS
plain Gold-Regular price, S3.25-Now $3.50
Gold Silk and Chenille-Regular price,
S45oMNow. $3.50
Green Silk and Chenille-Regular price,
$4.5O-NoW. $1.0O
Many more similar values.
Marquisette and Scrir1 Curtains
21A-yard long Curtains, white and cream,
lace Insertion and edge with motives.
Regular price, $7.50-Now. :. $3.50 pair
Regular price, $6.75-Now . $500 pair
Regular price, $70O-Now. ...... $4.OO
Regular price, $785-Now. 5000. $3.50
Regular price, $600-Now. $4,000. $3.50
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Special, sec Yard

Our. entire yardage of Colored
Striped Nom Krush Dress Linen
sold regularly for $3.50 yard.
Close-out price, 59c yard.
Regular 25c Pure Linen Crash
Dish Toweling. Reduced to 1Sc
yard.
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Moses "EIite" Cotton Sheets:
size 9Ox99 inches. Reduced to
$1.7O each.
Moses ELITE" Cotton Cases;
size 45x36 inches. Reduced to
SOC each.
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LAMP AND ART GIFT SHOP

o++ou, tlro ord Gold Tamn Regularly
o++or1, oron Regularly
Regularly
4a aoa.o p~1t Rrdge Regularly
431 J wanut Rrd@e ann Regularly
r~oir,,+ LSn;or Tarns Regularly
Pnr Eiao+r;c Figures Regularly
1 I neonT TabIo arms Regularly
yap poettt Regularly
1T4I p~;dera ron and Shade Regularly
ME- PriJeo 1arop Shade Regularly
Bridge and Shade rseguaIy
Boudor and Shade regularly
Iann Regularly
NGeto1 and Marble Junior Lamp and Shade Regularly
1To+oI Rridoe Iann and Shade Regularly
TetaI Rridoe Iamn and Shade Regularly
Erencb Cerondoles Regularly
Bridge LAMPS and Shades Regularly
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS OF $50 TO 500 CAN BE SECURED
on household furniture if you are receiving
. salary OF 500 or more. CHATTEL TITLE
CO, INC. 500 9th st. NV. Closed Saturday
afternoon
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
(C0utinued,)
GREENVALE. il. G.

GREENVALE, -. {.
Nearest in, all.white suburban section Of
Washington. Beautiful building sites. from
2 to % cents per foot, TO inspect. trsnss;;
SITS. ne. and ride 20 Office. once on prem
ises.
CARAVAN BROS.
"io3 Rladanshuro Ri Iin oA00.
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LARGk AND SMALL ANREAGE TKAtT7
al hl' anu o"ys'' ~ "1u Nlpprv ptpeiS tperGTo

FINE FARM or o. ACRES. JUST OFF
Defense Highway: good 6-room bungalow,
farm Wagon ami implements, fine COW. big
grape arbor. fruit trees, etc; we'll and /
NnringR on place; % acres under cultiya-
ton; all az less than Sl54 per acre. Terms
See Mr. Musgiller
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O. =. ZANTZINGER.
Phone Hyatts ~ HyattsYlllP Md

1903 acres Of splendid land. water in
every field rolling and easy 70 farm farm Fine
bath and cellar; good barn. tenant house
and outbuildinSs. miles from D. c. over
new high school. stores. post office; graded
school and church 1 square, bus stop 2
is about ready for subdivision and should
soon double in value. Price. $4,000. VIII
exchange for city property.
GARDNER & DENT, INC.
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SITUATED on a 100-ft-front lot on q
high knoll which affords q commanding view
OF ST. Adams Cathedral in the District.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

Only $50 per month required TO carry this
excellent 6-room house built last year: mod
ern TO the minute: lot so by 159 TO Alley:
owner leaving city, will sacrifice IL sold at
once. Priced to sell.
Also new broom bungalow in Maryland.
near bus line; price Sc 500: $3.50 cash. 500
per month h.-w.h. good lot: don't fall 10
see these bargains.
L1NLEY NIX.
Sl05 r. !. Ate. NE. -
North 1903 After pm. North 1860.
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

road AD and 'snh
ter: $3.50 cash, and balance like rent. large
6WNER ISis f32H 4yats ds~?1 $500 month P9..ne
BETHESDA MD.--S ROOMS. BATH; GAS
electricity furnace; G-car garage; / lots
25xl2O; S1.500-sl 800 cash bal. monthly
]. DULANEY. owner. 344 D st. NV go
one ear iars $5o5msSs%oo down. ssl gs!
BEAUTIFUL NEW FIvE.RooM BUNGA.
ffhsy TSaSylI: TRSassy ItsFTs Ss IKE rent Phone own
@ ssEbs s5 NY pagsS. BEAySL saco ,.5 .R0SN on
swo s mail deliveries daily. Take His1ssdrla
Lloyd ave. then vest i block 10 / Lloyd
sRovRsRen OWEN 1rO@ Main az 1P2Pa PPm Or Dh09s Mr.
SIS. 900 FOR BROOM HOUSE AND 33 A.
at trolley station, 40 MIN. from viva. ter
mins!: large. STORY sleeping porch. water
a n5nE RGx n Ssar pS ice wccd
loss sHERaAS E aia'S GRsh*aB r. ieTms Vienna Owner
blnsalow; very large lot: near : cars: n practi.
cally all modern improvements; no cash pay
ae s4o pS5 %R6a hone one
LARGE SUBURBAN HOUSE. = ROOMS.
sh ade, fruit. berries; good buildings. or farm.
~2O acres. level land. 8 miles to %. G.. Md
possession. OWNER. Col. 62l6-J before 10.
BARGAINS IN WELL BUTI.T BUNGALOWS.
and 3 rooms with bath modern oak
floors, h.-w.h. large iots your terms. Phone
Hyatts., 107S. B. II. DOLBY. 125 Wash
BALTIC. blvd. Cottage CITY. Nd.
REAL gARG AIN----NEW GROOM BUN.
galow. Mt. Ida, Va: h..w.h.. electricity:
near cars and bus. OWNER. 431 Cairo
FIVE ROOMS, AND BATH, AMI; $500
$500 cash and S55 mo. Col 7649-W. No
9 Allegheny ave. Takoma Park.
BARGAIS--S75O CASH. SO MONTHLY
like rent: in Virginia. near Country Club, 5
ground. Price. S9.950- See DITTMAR. 200
Two.sToRY. 7-RooM FRAME HOUSE. III
miles west OF Fairfax. Va. on paved Lee
Highway. Ga acres OF improved level land.
large barn. one acre chicken run and other
eSSildhIppss large lawn with hns trees and
price. $4,000 II sold by, April l5; owner to
resume professional work; will rent for year
TO responsible parties; Phone 11-F-3. Miss
G. G. WINFIELD. Fairfax. Va.
FIT. MYEE .nGTs.. VA,
bungalow with half second floor. 8 r.
and b.. ami. gas. cleo. sewer. water;
'''0 Kenneth NJ. LIVINGSTONE.
1917 + st. NV.
Phone Main 700--Night, Col. g.
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THE EEIGHBORHoOD is ideal. The
houses in the immediate vicinity range
i'll price from $4,000 up. The grounds are
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THE PATIO is well arranged and tho wal
is a soft golden tinted color, carrying out
The Spanish rough texture to match the
house.
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NEAR MANASSAS. VA.


One hundred acres: 15 in timber; large.
young. freely bearing orchard; comfortable
7-room house; good outbuildngs: bargain
for quick sale. For price and terms ad-
dress Box 4S4-A. star office
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THE ENTRANCE a cloister. which eepa
rates the living room by an arch supported
by two twisted columns. The ceiling Ia
vaulted, carrying out true Spanish eFchitec-
ture. The fireplace harmcniZes.
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SALE-FARNiS.
frnOklnna1

JUST OFF CENTRAL AVE. AND ADJOIh-
ING A LARGE DEVELOPMENT
Small farm with necessary farm equip
ment. including horse and wagon; rich
trucking soil: new Groom bungalow, large
cellar, porches. outbuildings. Price. S5,g50.
o. b. ZASTZINGER.
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S520O-s5OO CASH.
A large beautiful bungalow of rooms
and bath. fireplace. oak floors. full cellar.
laundry trays. etc. Until April ] this home
$1,000 underpriced. Come out Sunday to
sos Girault ave. Virginia Highlands. or.
which is better. call North 196l-J for auto
mobile. 2s'
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PRONOUNCED by several Washington
architects as the most beautiful "Spantsf
design" house TO be found in the vicinity oi
Washington.
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SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SECOND COMMERCIAL. 2247 sth ST, NV
--0-room frame in good condition also on
e.stovy brick wide lot: prices less than
80 800 on each property: terms,
l. I Mills 9nb 6th ct y W
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w ILLINM TN IN
14l0 G St. NV. Main 1908.
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.

Owner attractive roomy, detached 5-roOui.
bath. bungalow: large center hall: h.-w. H..
cleo: pantry: attic fOored: large cellar; laun-
dry trays; screens metal westher-strippcd
lot 5Oxl35 to paved alley: garden plot: two
sale: priced $3.50: small eash payment and
$65 monthly. On premises. 1906 Kearney
az 29e
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

S1100 EQUITY IN BABY GRAND AMPICO
piano to apply as cash payment on house
ny. or suburbs Address Box 470-A star
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Must sell acres high ground with S;roon!
house and outbuildings on 9 St; az and a,d 3rd
Church. Price low: terms easy. Apply on
nremisee.
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INVESTORS!
SUBDIVIDERS!

40 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL WOODEN
land. OVER 900 FEET ON POTOMAC
RIVER. with fine sandy shore. good spring.
running stream. This property is only about
16 miles from GEORGETOWN. over a good road
and would make an ideal home or camp
site. The price is astonishingly. low
namely. So 500.-and the owner will accept
HERMAN L. GASCH.
1928 New York Ave. Main also
Evening star., 1926-05-09
Spring Gard Party May 25
To Benefit Local Hospital

The ladies' board of Georgetown
University Hospital will give it's an
nual Spring card party for the benefit
of the hospital. at Wardman Park
Hotel Tuesday afternoon, May %. at
. o'clock. The officers of the board
and the ladies' on the various COM
mittees in charge include: Mrs. Harry
V. Haynes, president, and Mrs. Milton
E. Allies, Miss Minnie r. Carroll. Mrs.
NJ. E. Donahue, Mrs. Frank Z.
Duehring. Mrs. Andrew J. Mcintyre,
Mrs. Joseph P. Madigan, Mrs. John
ODonahue. Mrs. NJ. J. Ready, Mrs.
Henry Sohon and Mrs. George Tully
Vaughn, vice presidents.
Other officers are: Miss Mary L.
keliher, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Howard F. Strine. recording secretary,
and Mrs. George r. Parker, treasurer
The chairman of the card party is
Mrs. Howard F. Strine, and vice chair
man Miss Minnie E. Carroll. On the
ticket committee are Mrs. H. V.
Haynes. Mrs. Milton E. Allies, Miss
Mary keliher and Mrs. T. j. Saffell.
The committee for tables includes
Mrs. Isaac Cans, Mrs. John
O'Donoghue and Mrs. jeremiah
Donovan.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

afternoon, and after an interesting
program a triennial play by Mrs.
Alexander Wolf, entitled welcome.
Stranger" was given and received
with great applause.
Rev. DR.. Harry Kronman has as his
guests for the week end his mother
and sister of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Harry kaplan, who was the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Greenbaum returned Wednes-
day to her home in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Joseph Lang spent part of last
week in New York City.
Invitations are out for the Pi Tau
Pi dance at the country club Satur
day night, May %.
Mrs. j. B. Simon and her young
son, Samuel Simon. jr., of Nashville,
Tenn. are spending several weeks
here as the guest of relatives.
A party of Washington men and a
number Of out -of-town guests left
last Sunday for trip down the
Chesapeake Bay. returning Thursday
Among the Washingtonians We're
Mr.. Edmund Kaufman. Mr.. Maurice
u. Rosenberg, Mr. Albert Sigmund
DR.. Melville Fischer. Mr.. Alvin New
myer, Mr.. Sidney G. Kaufman, Mrs
Gus Nordlinger. Mr.. Simon Eye
Mr.. Fulton Brylawski, Mr.. Lawrence
Rubel, Mr.. Mark Goldnamer.
Mrs. lie Roy Hutzler, jr., and son
LIE Roy. Sd, who were guests Of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Wallerstein, for a week. have re
turned to their home in Rich
inond, Va.
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Minnesota Society Notes
Anniversary With Dance

The anniversary party and dance of
the Minnesota State Society which was
held at the Mayflower Hotel in the
Chinese room Friday, April 80, met
with great success, as about 200 Min
nesotans and their friends gathered
to celebrate the siXty-eighth anniver-
sary of the entry of the State of Min
nesota into the Union, which date is
MAY II. This was the last meeting of
the season. There was dancing from
8 to II o'clock.
Representative Allen j. Furlow,
vice president of the society, made Il
brief talk, ending by introducing the
newly elected officers for the coming
year: Miss Bede Z. Johnson, president;
Mr.. Ellwood j. Way. secretary; Mr..
f. A. Hohlt, treasurer. and Mr.. Will
liam Morel, chairman of the executive
Evening star., 1926-05-09

A woman who knows the lumber
business from A to n is Miss Jessie
NJ. Williams, who is vice president and
one of the active managers of a. large
wholesale lumber concern i'm Los An
palao
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Music and Verse Give
Charm to Benefit Tea

The executive officers of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church. assisted
by Mrs. J. Templeton Herson and
Mrs. J. Phelps Hand. were hostesses
at a large reception at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. William J. G. Thomas,
4SO0 Sixteenth street northwest,
Wednesday. from 3 to 10 o'clock.
Green and white was the color
scheme used in the music room, where
a program was presented by Miss
Ethel Ziglasky. Mf. Edward Hines.
Mrs. G.. T. Williams. Miss Mildred
Gurney. Miss Marian Mccoy, Mrs.
Harry James, Mr.. Frank Boyer, Mrs.
c. Wesley Boteler. Mr. Millard, Mrs.
a. G. Christy, Mrs. Earl Thomas and
Miss Thompson. Mrs. H. O. Heiston
besides singing several Indian songs
was accompanist for a group who
gave old-fashioned pantomimic char
acters.
Recitations were given relating to
Mothers day, and on this day feature
were Miss Z. Lima Bugbee, Mrs. +.
l.. Holden, Miss Margaret Schutz'
Miss Katherine Brinley. Mrs. II. ..
Heistand and Miss Ruth Thomas.
Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Earl Thomas. Mrs. Boteler,
Miss Beers and Mrs. Florence LeitZel
Miss Linda Edwards and Miss Orrel
Clafin presided over the punch
bowl.
The flower girl, little Miss Betty
Boteler, a tot of years. carried a
ribbon and flower bedecked basket,
inviting voluntary contributions to
aid the building fund of Hamline's
new church, for which this musical
tea was given. under the direction
of the president. Mrs. Orrel Moody,
assisted by Mrs. Edna Claf1in. Mrs
William A. Paul, Mrs. Curry, Mrs. T.
W. Stanton, Mrs. Edison Briggs. Mrs.
Fanny Smith. Mrs. William Richard
son, Mrs. o. II. Hillman, Mrs. Frank
Welch and Mrs. William Thomas.
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Many famous film actresses donate
their discarded costumes to the Saliva
ton Army
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committee. Following the talk by Rep
resentative Furlow, a 50-pound cake
was cut by Mrs. Walter II. Newton,
wife of Representative Walter ii.
Newton. She was assisted by Miss
Bede Johnson and Miss Agnes Peter
son. Fruit punch was served with the
cake. The guests of honor were
Representative and Mrs. Walter
H. Newton, Representative and
Mrs. Frank Clague, Representative
and Mrs. August Andresden, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Allen j.
Furlow Representative Harold
Knutson. Mr.. William B. Mitchell
Solicitor General of the Department OF
Justice, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney An
derson. Other prominent Minnesotans
present were Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Mitchell and Mr.. Henry Deutsch of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Mas of st. Pau
and Mrs. Everett Fraser, dean of the
Law School, University of Minnesota
The entertainment committee con
sisted of Mrs. W. II. Hunter, Miss Ag
nes Petersen, Mrs. L. j. Way, Miss
Mae Murphy. Mr.. Elwood j. Way, Mr.
Paul Kvale, Mr.. John Essler. Mr.. Mil
ton Trenham and G. George Lee.