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Southeast Bargain
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
SALE SUBURBAN So

CLOSING out business. attractive five
room modern bungalow. with attic,
built-in colonnade. china closet. ironir &
board. medicine cabinet; hardwood
floors. cleo. INV. h. gas range. sewer.
garage; lot 50X13715. Liberal terms 10
right party. Also lot 53X13712 with
concrete block foundation and fehce
Apply to builder, Geo. D. Fischer. 20
Cherry VALLEY Ave-, Clarendon. Va
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Pants, Don t Run Away

MARIE REEVES and John Lee have devised this I'M
usual dance. The picture taken in Los Angeles
the bags must certainly be from Oxford and the dance
will probably travel all over the country
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PRICE VERY LOW

Monmouth Ave. Cherrydale. Va. near
Lyon Village. block from Lee
Highway. Six rooms. bath. semi-ounsa-
low; anil tile and stucco cOnstruc-
ton. A bargain for quick sale. At
tractive terms G. J. Heon. 1909 NJ st.
n. w. West 1859.
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PRINTING, ENGRAVING, BIND
ING 20

Can You Beat This
5000 envelopes printed. $27e per M
bond. padded, 32.76 per M
ALEX j. VOWEL
40 AZ st. S. w. Main 6644.
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SPEND LABOR DAY SELECTING YOUR NEW HOME
FALLS CHURCH. THE IDEAL SUBURB
Six Miles From Washington Lee Highway
and Proposed Lee Boulevard.
Firscass Trolley and Bus Service to
Center OF City.
$1,000
line ny oS % r1salSw ss large lot block to trolley and
$500
] % % SEM % % % s % @
$1,000
RmGaed son mi1 h"c Pa a lot on main street
$780,
o5e h n~ a ~asonaG T ss 0 block " trolley " s "
S11,5OO
Dutch colonial house fireplace tiled bath electric hgh,
ash
Gryds @ alesT nsSw lot "9s3oo %se to school
$500
miles @ n R f pike and a on s"h
0"ashh aia"e reason terms
S4.5OO
hare, N s s eh s s s' r r shade %e little %hH %
Build ania eag
M. L. CHURCH,
Reator
Forty ears
PhonF
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SALE-apaRTMENT Hot-SEs.


NEW APT. 1447 CHAPLIN ST. N.w-20
apis. OF z and rooms. all rented: small cash
payment; consider trade. Owner. North $685.!
after y nm
4 UEII. LOCATED CORNER APT HOUSE
sr1tireiy detached. with large yard fire NV.
section. on = bus lines and near both car
lines. 16 apis. of : r.. k. b. and porch
renting. SS25 mo-: we'll financed. Only
$4,000 cash required. would exchange for
clear apt house site: no agents. Phone
OWNER. Adams 1891. from to 10 am. or
r NJ.
EXCELLENT CORNER PROPERTY NEAR
Interior Dept. apis and store: st com
nlerclal zone: price reasonable: will exchange
Tor smaller property. CAN DISTRICT
REALTY. NJ. 40l. 80
APARTMENT HOUSE. NV. SECTION OF
suburbs; corner new 20 apartments, al
first trust. $45 200: price. 500 900: lis. e
net investment. Owner would take in small
properties as rart payment make terms
First time offered BE quick.
J. A. BAKER co.
Phone Main 81.
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WILL SAL HIFJCE FOS. VIII N htsI-~--
Near Soldiers Home-st;ni-d detached ,,-slory
brick. o r. and b: furnace heat, elec. space
Adams 1854 $50
NEAR WOODLEY ROAD
and ,nsi west Of Conn yea Y has s nr1fh
An attractive home in convenient ana cN-
elusive section. The price Is $4,000. At
WAii!.T 1i & (. BROWN 400 II. NJ 1858
on wEBSTEi: STREET
Northwest--Detached eight rooms , and
and ali desirable convrnences; attractive
both inside and out. A pleasing home tha mat
W WIZ fr' e. SRdWN ii4 4%o Il NJ iaaa
If YoU WANT TO Buy A HOME AND
Glover. 400 Bond Bids Loans made TO
saH sc? %oa It fS cs" sSc ssd
1:4: IRVING ST. MI. .BROOkLANDn7.
rooms. detached ON level lot 5oxlS0 must must
dav. or can OWNER. ADAMS 3ool:W. >.
10 SHERIDAN ST. *.W-Si5o DOW DOW
hot-wa,er heat Occupied months. N:ar
NEW HOUSE. BEARING C0MPL ETloS:
rage half block west of 10th st. Phone
By, OWNER: LOCATED BET BETWEEN ,d i4th
harg ain price: ) bed"oons: " baths; ami:
large yard: garage. Inquire 1905 NJ Al. NV.
TO cor ORED
1902 1st St n:wETen rooms bath at,.,i not
603 10th st. n.e--Seven-room brick dwell
ing with bath and in good condition. Terms
FLOYD F; DAVIS CO,
MAIN 3j3-352.
zoos F. ST S.w
hat hot at electric
ity: newly decorated.
Six rooms. bath. electricity; attra"tively
| finished. Terms arranged.
I Two-story brick, six rooms bath, h.-wh..
metal F'r>SSes ST. NEAR 9Th s.w.
t:s5 EYE ST s.w.
Eight rooms. bath. h.-w.h. and all modern
'',', 1923 A.. St sw.
! Brick dwelling of six rooms. $500 cash,
'A'"''' F ST. Sw. NEAR 18th
Brick apartment containing 3 apis: good
BEST SECTION OF sw.
9Th st. s;w- bet. r and C-Brict dwelling
containing r oan j. l s s.q;:i. garage
SIX rooms. bath, double garage h.-w.h.
| electricity: inclosed pnrches.
FLOYD 7a +. 9 "a !, c E y
MAIN 353-35"
=. J. WALSIIE. INC.
::637 Fulton st. NV Massachusetts Ave
Park )--EiSht rooms three baths servants
quarters, ot-water heat: beautifully fin
| ished and ultra-n,odern in appointment hay
! in" been recently completed by one Of the
! city's most dependable builders Price rca-
| sona hle
! woodlev ri NV opposite warlrpan Park
| Hotel-Eieht rooms, two baths. hot water
heat; electricity and gas. screened sleeping
rage. Price CHEAP for this location
| :Jl9 10Th St n .w.--Six rooms. one bath.
| electric lights hot-air heat. metal weather
| stripped. Price very reasonable and terms
/ easy.
| 121 10Th st. s.e-Six rooms one bath
gas, latrobe heat. Can he bought AT a good
price and easy terms
| 1917 Newton St BROOki.A ND-Six
| rooms one bath, hot-water heat cleo
| trcity. gas. alley and room for garage
| Price and terms reasonable. We also have
several other exceptionally good buys iii
this most desirable suburb.
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FOR SAIE-H0I.SES.
SACRIFICE BARGAIN.
CO 80

Located a few doors off l4th st n"ar
Park rd: beautiful six-room and bath mod
ern home with nice front and yards
three pUrch-s every modern convenience IN
Guiding hsrdw God floors and electric light.
similar house next door sold for SlOJu0
For appointment to inspect call Adams
a.Sj between 5 30 and 30 pm.
1907 3Sth ST. Nw-OWNER COMPEII,Eu
70 sell we'll built. new semi-detached Tapestry
brick home. blocks from Mass and Wis
ayes: ~ feet wide large rooms. @ sleep
ing porchrs. tile bath shower cellar closets
front cement porch feet by - feet brick
Phone Cleveland 4p32 4.
FOR SALE RY OwNER-BEArTiFr-I
seven-room residence In Cleveland Park 2
bedrooms, large glassed-in sleeping porch sun
parlor with heat, tiled bath, with shower
lavatory on lower floor. stationery tubs oil
heat. heated garage. sacrifice for quick sale.
Phone Cleveland / 53.i After q r.
Main 400. Branch i"9
An. 10 , pm. -
1887 3rd ST Ne: $500 TERMS
Five rooms bath. garage. paved street
newly retinshed many huilt-iu features. -
DETACHED HOME FACING WALTER
Reed grounds rooms and bath, price'i for
quick sale. Lot tSxl5O
WAPLE & I.EWEY
1905 Vermont Ave. Main l026n
SACRIFlCE-OWNER LEAVING CITY
1885 Monroe st n.w.-Two- ant. DWELLING
ami. Can he bought or rented most rea
sonably; Good investment. cot. l'49J Ur
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YOUR LOT-YOCR AUTO
OR

$500 cash and 500 monthly will buy this
beautiful new BROWN-SHINGLED bunsa-
low, located in the highest section OF Lyon
Park amid shade trees aplenty. There Is
side ami screened sleeping porch in rear.
The living room is very large, VITA open
woman enough said. There are two hed
rooms besides the sleeping porch III, noh !,
tubl OAK FLOORS throughout. fun ce-
ment basement. laundry trays. Gas. cleo.
sewerage and other city conyen LEI G
will be glad to show you picture OF nome
or drive you out TO see II at any ii.nt
,Open Sunday morning D
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
II you can Use a six room and bath
horne. here is bargain for $500 SO SSo-So0 49,
heat hardwood floors etc. Fine location:
u block to bus and car line: 20 minutes
N''s RIDG EwAY & CARVER
1343 st. NV.
Main 1893 Suite 205.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. ~ ACRE GR0uND,
Good 7-roOm house. modern, on good road
and bus line; acres of ground Price
5-room bungalow. hardwood floors; all
modern: slate roof: lot 50x"4o. Price.
S-room frame bungalow. ami. near ear
trarlls: rvrellent lot: S7.25n. Must be sold
COFFMAN-kLINE REALTY
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WANTED-I.OTS.

WHY HOLD ONTO YOUR LOT: EXCHANGE
your equity for good income producing prop
ery Phone Mr.. Brubaker. Main 1913.
MADDUA, MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY.
INC
a23 18th Street.
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ROSEMO\T.

N1.Nl- vi Wv
Six.room model home, one out OF the or
binary, one YOU can be proud OF: Que you
can invite your friends to without an apoi,,
ogy for defects or lack OF architectur raj
attractivtnes-. Located on Mt Vernon o
and markets. Price. SII 500 and il is worth
il. Terms TO suit YOU.
sixroom modern home Of 1tnsr,"r I'd" rS
outside ap,n aranre and the interior will sat
Isfs any one wanting Il nome ~ beauthI
an refinement Prize Sio;ao4 n ana l., you eo wil
Open any day for Inspection.
six rooms. strictly modern and of >p!en,
did quality No waste space. No expensive.
Unnecessary trllls. All the comforts of an
expensive home with neighborhood unsur-
passed Close To boulevard. ear line. mar
>ct etc. Price. $4,000 with terms that VIE!
please you.
Five rooms. modern, English type cottage,
s ssee 20" Th. G '"e SSS'rh Sa
wanting two bedrooms Modern to the last
detail pced to ve sell wih 1nrms at tna p a
50 900. see this Sunday.
Rosemont is nerhaps the most highly i'm
proved of any Virginia suburb to Washing
ton. The value Of its homes vary. from the
thousands oEs in Value. The residents Of Rose
mont. are the very highest type of profes-
highly restricted and values there have
always increased because the property IL
being constantly improved and no class det-
rimental to the neighborhood can purchase
property.
Sc, these homes and others have to
offer Ii YOU can not drive out yourself
phone either, office and courteous sales les
offerings If Won wish--irive out Mt Yer
non, Boulevard tupper road from Highway ty
Bridget, to Walnut ST. Our ROsemont ONCE
is at North Rosemont Station of the electric
road
1:,2 King ST. Alexandria. Phone 936.
North Rosemont Office, Walnut st; and
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RENT-F.ARMS.

TENANT FOR 14-ACRE TRUCK FARM
located on electric line between Washing ton
and Baltimore; must understand cultivation
of grapes and Strawberries; S-room modern
house. owner feserving one room farm
equipment and truck furnished. highest ref
crences required Phone OWNER. Bowie
GO:F-"3
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WILL SACRIFICE FOa QUICK SALE--
Near Soldiers Home-Scin detached 2-story
brick. q r. and b: furnace heat. cleo: space
for garage. Cash ana terms no Object
Adams $50
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WANTEn--F.ARNfS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY

FOR RENT - FURNISHED tDTTArf.
screened: running Water in@i,.e: shady. lDca
ton on water front the~1!etIo pa... a: ii
commodities 3: immediate pUss2ss-cL - ole
Ernnx1ir hHo4
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COLOR ED.

ONLY ST 500
$50 CASU-S65 A MONTH
Nice brick home. six big rooms. newly
decorated: Two pretty yards. garage. fne
shade; excellent section. A bargain
Mr. SOMMERVII.LE. North 9tio
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CORNER BRICK-TO REMODEL
First commercial zone. easily arranged
into store with two apartments of three
rooms and bath each Good block on
COMPANY. 1922 Vermont ave. Main 32l1.
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Two servants rooms servants bath
large basement. lear brick garage. PtttshurG
heater. FrIgidaire. costing $500. metal
weather strip. hardwood floors. l6 tons
coal. awnings. expensive aud tasteful ORA
perias. l 1OcOmoble town car and two new
spare tires, porch furniture. breakfast room
furniture.
All going for $4,000 direct. or S33 500
through your agents. Will arrange terms
as follows: $4,000 first trust three YEAR
u " e ST. 800 second trust. 6ia e. payable
$50 month: balance cash. Owner will seud
his car for you. Address Box ISIS sta,
office for appointment bs
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WOODBRIDGE. d. &

Splendid six-room house. corner lot. Gath
ST.: house almost new, strictly modern.
Price. SSl5O: low cash payment. balance
like rent. A real bargain FOR some one
Groom semi bungalow, sleeping porch and
garage three squares Rhode Island ave.
$500 cash.. $40 per month: Inspect these
G,nr,. 3522 South Dakota ave ne. Call
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CEDARHCRST-ON-TH THE BAY: RESTRICT
ed summer colony: 30 miles from u e ::
large lots: prices low: terms 10 per cent
down: bal. monthly: free circular on request
RAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1905 II ~. NV.
0wINGS BEACH THE p a. ROBERTS
cottage, with > lots for sale or rent easy
terms w CARL WYATT, Adams 1897
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LEE HIGHWAY.

17a. ACRE FARM. SITUATED FAIRFAX
County. one mile from Chain Bridge I'd: all
kinds OF fruit trees. plenty of timber and
good; rich soil: wonderful bargain at
ST 300. This has a small house aud out
buildings. VIII exchange for lots in city
4. s. DONIpHAS & son.
Real Estate
King and Columbus SITS. Alexandra. Va
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$1,000.

Fair}awn at end OF | It'll st hrIdg"
We have hufnrs left ON I:th 1t. hc
tween = and Ridge. which represent good
value. You viii like them. Inspect to-day
ana he tunvIn'ed. They contain > larg"
rooms and bath cement front porch: break
fast and sleeping porchrs: buIlt-in garage
. Forms 70 sut you. Come out and talk
IL over with us
Open and lighted until pm. daily ami
Sunday
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" HE Secretary of State and
Mrs. Kellogg have staying
with them the Secretary's
Il sister. Mrs. Austin of New
Bedford, Mass, who will re-
main with them for a short time.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Wilbur are entertaining their son-in-
law and daughter. MIR. and Mrs. Max
Hopper of Cambridge, Mass, who ac-
companied them to the White House
and later to the diplomatic breakfast.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Herbert Hoover have Cancelled
arrangements for their New Year
day reception, and Mrs. Hoover left
unexpectedly at o'clock this after,
noon for California. She was called
there by the illness of a member OF
her family.
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+. Archie Cole, have come from Fort
Bliss, FL Paso. Tex. and are staying
at the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Corhy en-
tertained 100 young people at dance
Wednesday evening for their school
girl daughters, Miss Justice Corby and
Miss Eleanor Corby.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrison Will
receive this afternoon from 4 70 Z
o'clock at their residence. at 1916 De-
catur street. Those presiding at the
tea table will be: Mrs. Francis Cor
don Boswell, Mrs. George B. King.
Mrs Jaspar NJ. Beall and Mrs. Edward
Heating. Others assisting include Mrs.
Ralph EndiCott, Mrs. Gladys Emig
Doing. Mrs. Gertrude Boswell Rush
Miss Gretna Perrott Boswell, Miss
Helen Belt, Miss Margaret Mansfield
Miss Marie J. Mcclure, Miss Fanita
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Mrs. w. w. Wilbur of Warrenton,
Va, arrived at the Powhatan and will
remain over the week end.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Koontz OF
Cleveland arrived late yesterday at the
Willard, where they plan to remain
until early next week.
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King Honors Americans.

COPENHAGEN, January l R.-
King Christian yesterday conferred
the cross or knighthood of the Order
of Danebroge on the following Ameri.
cans: Sophus Neble of Omaha. Nebr I.
S. L. Corydon, j. G. Bay, Dupont
Hansen and F. II. Linden, all of Chi
cago, and Capt. II. A. Bagger of New
York.
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The Ambassador Of Italy ana
Signori di MARITIME will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening for the mem
bers of the embassy staff.
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Mrs. Hull Hostess to
Comnauy of NOuue People.


Mrs John \. Hull, wife of Gen. Hull,
entertained 100 members of the young
er set at a tea dance yesterday at the
Mayffower Hotel in compliment to
Miss Hilda Ann Hill and Miss Dorothy
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hight enter
tanned at dinner last night at the
Willard for their daughters, Miss
Barbara Hight and Miss Phyllis
Hight. The party included members
of the school set here for Christmas.
among them being Miss Betty Rids-
dale. Miss Celeste Page, Midshipman
Gordon Mclean, Midshipman John
Burnside, Midshipman Roy Stratton,
Midshipman Walter VIM and Mid
shipman William Rodenburg.
Mrs. Joseph Stile Wall will not re-
ceive this afternoon, but will be at
home the first Friday of each month
drought the Winter.
DR. and Mrs. Clarence Malaby have
as their guest for the holidays, their
niece, Miss Eleanor Stokes, daughter
of Mrs Wilfred j. Stokes, who is
student at the immaculate Seminary.
Mrs. Martha S Gillow is the guest
Of Mrs. L. Z. Gedney at the Hotel
La Fayette.
Mrs. Richard Mott Dyer of East
Orange. n. j., who will arrive in
Washington today, will be at the May
flower.
Mrs Fitzhugh Lee and her son, Mr..
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Italian Envoy and His Niie
Will Eete Embassy Stan.

The Ambassador Of Italy ana
Signori di MARITIME will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening Tor the mefll-
bers of the embassy staff.
Mrs. Fem. wife of Representative
&. Hart Fem, entertained at lunGheoll
yesterday in compliment 10 Mrs. W IL
liam Dennison Morgan and her daush-
tiers, Miss Dorotbea Morgan and Miss
Gabriel Morgan of New York. The
other guests were Mrs. David ii. Blair,
Mrs. Arthur Forester and Miss Doro-
thea Lane.
The alien property custodian ana
Mrs. Howard Sutherland VIII nave
with them for few weeks thelI
daughter, Mrs George Lyon, who VIII
arrive the first of the week from Hunt
ington, w. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Suther-
land have as their guests their son
and daughter-in-law, Capt. and Mrs.
Richard X. Sutherland of Faribault,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall EXinicous
and Miss Katharine Sutherland enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Chevy Chase Club in compliment to
Capt. and Mrs. Sutherland, when their
guests We're Miss Delphine Heyl, Mr.
Charles Hume, Mr.. YandeS Wheeler
and Mr.. Donald Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lands will enter
tain at a dinner and dance this eve
ming in their home on sixteenth street
in compliment to Miss Louise Landis,
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Colbert Far
rington Lands of New York. who Is
visiting Mrs. Henry Lamar in her
home, on Riggs place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Juan Mayer will enter
tain at a supper party this evening IN
compliment to Miss Helen Marye and
Lieut.. William D. Thomas, whose
marriage will take place tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Graves Adams
of Edgemoor will entertain a party of
"a young people at a tea-dance this
afternoon at the Mayfiower Hotel for
their schoolgirl daughter. Miss Nancy
James Adams who Will return TO her
studies at Chatham Institute, Va,
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude y. Bennett are
still in Augusta, Ga. where Mr.. Ben
nett was taken seriously i'll about six
weeks ago on his way to join Mrs.
Bennett in Orlando Fla. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett will go TO Orlando, where
they have leased an apartment for the
season, as soon as MIR. Bennett, who is
convalescent, is able.
Mrs. Charles 5. Wilson and her
mother, Mrs. A. y. Talbot. will be
at home tomorrow and the following,
Saturdays in January.
Mrs. J. Franklin Jameson Will not
receive tomorrow afternoon, but will
be at home the second and third
Saturdays in January.
Mrs. Eugene Adams of Edgemoor.
Md, will entertain a party of 20
young people at tea in the garden
of the Mayflower this afternoon for
her daughter, Miss Nancy Adams,
who is at home from Chatham Insti-
tute in Virginia for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey w. Hyde, jr.,
entertained a small New Year party
at the Willard last night. The guests
included Miss Charlotte Clark. Miss
Caroline Johnson, Mr.. Anthony Hyde
and his roommate at Yale, Mr..
Charles William Sutherland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Schreiner en-
tertained at dinner at the Congress
sional Country Club last night Mr..
Alejendro ECkart and Mr. Manuel G..
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number of solo dances to be executed
by well known local talent.
Mrs. s. Austin Mccarthy, chairman
general of the entertainment, has as
sisting her as chairmen of various
committees: Mrs. William D. West,
vice chairman general: Mrs. letter
Pritchard, in charge of boxes; Mrs.
Isaac Well, tickets; Mrs Harry F..
Cary. publicity; Mrs. Alfred B. Garges,
posters and Mrs Catharine E. Maggie,
music.
The chairman generals personal
pages, In charge Of Mrs. George Hill
lyer, jr, are Miss Helen Stout, Miss
Lena Allen, Miss Grace Fox, Miss
Julia Lee Orme and Mrs Hal w.
Fields.
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Finland is extending it's railway sys-
tenn, and 100000 marks will be
spent on new construction in 1925 and
thereafter maximum of 100 900 900
marks yearly, the present value of
the mark being about 21s cents.
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Cowles Clairmont. Miss Ruth Celeste
Clairmont, Miss Mary Won Dremar
Springman, Mrs. William Dougall
Leetch and Miss Alice p. Taylor out
oftown house guests are Mrs. c. Hair
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ris Field, aunt of Mrs. Morrison, and
Miss Esther Morrison, daughter of Mr..
Morrison.
There will be dancing for the
younger group this evening from to
~, in honor of the schoolboy son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w. Koontz OF
Cleveland arrived late yesterday at the
Willard, where they plan to remain
dntil early next week.
Mrs w. w. Wilbur of Warrenton,
Va, arrived at the Powhatan and will
remain over the week end.
Mrs. Margherita Anthony Hamilton
and her daughter, Mrs. Hobson Ivan
GattiS, have joined Mrs. Hamilton S
mother, Mrs. jeanette B. Anthony, at
Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Gattis.
who was formerly Miss Janet Hamil-
ton, was married to Midshipman Hob
son Ivan Gattis of Raleigh. N. c.,
at Trinity Cathedral, Phoenix, AriZ.,
September 10, 1924.
Sorority New Year
Dance This Evening.
The members OF the Lambda Chi
Sorority will be ,hostesses to their
friends at a formal New Year dance
tonight in the garden house of the
Grace Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. William o. Bradley the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Moffatt Bradley, who
Is home for the holiday season, will
leave shortly for tour with the Glee
Club of Maryland University visiting
the Eastern Shore Of Maryland, Del
aware and Pennsylvania.
Details for the annual II p
chapter House Ball, to take place at
the New Willard Monday evening,
January Is, are being worked out sue
cessfully, and promise many novel and
entertaining features, including a