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Mrs. Peter Norbeck and Mrs. w. H.
McMaster, wives Of the Senators from
South Dakota. will receive together
Thursday afternoon. February le. IN
the home Of the former at 4eio Conn
ecticut avenue.
Mrs. Hawes, wife Of Senator Harry B.
HaweS. and Miss Hawes VIII receive
Thursday afternoon. February l6, In
their home at 25<e Massachusetts, ave-
nue, from 4 20 o'clock.
Mrs. Edward Z. Gam. sister Of Sem
ator Charles Curtis viii be at home
Thursday afternoon from TO O'Clock.
when she win have with her Mrs.
Webster Knight Of Providence and the
wives Of the Kansas delegation IN Con-
grexs. Assisting Mrs. Gam win be Mrs.
yardtne, Mrs. George Sutherland, Mrs.
Edward r. Sanford and Mrs. Jacob
Leander Loose.
Mrs. Samuel o. Arentz. wife Of Repre-
sentative Arentz. and Mrs. Percy Hick-
Ing yfIi be a. home Tuesday afternoon
from 70 Q O'Clock In the formers resi-
cence at 400 Highland place.
Mrx. Joseph Hendrix Hines and Miss
Grace Burton have sent out cards Tor
an At hosae Friday. February II. from
5 70 O'clock. 81 is27 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mru. Merrtt.e ". Ireland. wife Of
Gurgeon General. United States Army
.wfn be at hone informally Saturday
afternoon from q 70 Q O'Clock.
Mn. George Rossiter Yarnum. wife OF
the Assistant Attorney General, VIZ
have assisting her when she Ia a. home
In the Fl0rentsne room at the Wardman
Park Hotel. Saturday. Mrs. Jabez Prank
In Collins Of Springfield. Mass. Mrs
Collins win arrive the first part Of the
week 70 be the guest Of Mr. and MYs
Faynum, and WIN attend the congres-
Ssonal reception at the White Houss
Thursday evening.
NJ. and Mrs. Charles David Hayel
VIII be ~ home informally after !
O'Clock, Sunday. February s. At le2s
6;xteenth street
Mrs. Charles II Le FevTe and Mis:
Hester Ann lie FevTe viii be at hons
this afternoon Informally from TO $50
O'Clock
Ass. wuhan Wheatley will be al
home informally Saturday. February 4
after 4 O'Clock.
Agt. Me0Ofem OEBHIWu AsAa A1As'
Dolores Cravford Will be At home tnl
afternoon after 4 o'elock.for the Last
time this season. ~ 1901 EiTtSsntf
street
Ars. Walter Taylor whsstiey snc
Aiss KatSaertne Dougal VIII be at hons
informally. Tuesday afDsrnoon. At $685.
II street.
Nrs PRANK BarToTs FTsyeF will no
observe heY day ~ home uDtn Sunday
February Ia
AIs. George A. ssndeTSon and Mrs
Harold D. Phillips viii De a. home in
formally, Tuesday Afternoon after
o'ciock for the last tiIne this season. ant
viii have with them Miss Marie Nc
clsne Of Waxhington. Pa. and Nrs
C1rnsliuE Gardener and the Nissei
Gardener Of Santa Barbara. Calf.
MTa Charles Phillip Ksyssr. assistst
by ATs Eugene Andrew, AIs. william
Lean anc hrs. william Eadgisy. Will b
st home this Afternoon W the mem
Eefs of tae executive COMMITTEES of IN
Missouri Eociety and their frisnds
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ANNAPOLIS, Nd. January 2s,-Mrs
Cannon. wife OF Capt Sinclair Cannon
entertained at a luncheon on Saturday
at the conmandant's quarters In COM
pliment TO Nine Henri Marion OF Paris
France. The other guests were MRS
J. S. Bowdoin, Mrs. Douglas Howard
wife OF Condr. Howard, y. S. N: MRS.
Dresel. wife of Comdr. Alger Dresei
u. S. N; Mrs Grace Howard Morton,
Miss Nancy Walton and Miss Elizabeth
Mott.
Mr. Meade Holiday was host to a
company OF so at a buffet supper. fol-
lowed by bridge Friday evening at his
colonial home. Acton. on Murray Hill.
Among his guests were Admiral and
Mrs. Louis NJ Mutton. DR.. and Mrs.
walton Hopkins, Comdr and MRS. F. v.
RcNair, Condr. and Mrs. w. D. Brere-
ton. Condr. and Mrs. Clarkson j.
Bright. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Ga$saway.
Lieut.. Condr. and Mrs. Forest Royal.
Lieut. Ccrndr. and Mrs. Richard Knignt'
Comdr. and Mrs. Francis Rockwell.
Mrs Thomas Kemp, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Munroe. Lieut. and Mrs. Ken
meth Noble. Comdr and Mrs. 7. WOOL
sey johnson and Mai. John Douw.
Mrs. Anderson. wife Of Capt. Walter
Anderson, u. S. NJ. was q guest for the
week end Of Mrs. Caryl Bryan at her
apartment on Maryland avenue.
Mrs. Qaston Costet was hostess ct an
informal bridge party Friday evening at
Cumberland court.
Mrs. Carlos Cusachs entertained In.
formally at tea Monday afternoon for
Mrs. Peyton Skipwith Cochran OF Ard
more, Pa. Mrs. CuSachS has LETT Tor
New York 70 visit for six weeks.
Capt. Harry Baldridge. who has been
head Of the department OF Seamanship
and flight tactics ct the Naval Academy
for three yeaH. left Tuesday 70 take
command OF the o. s. S. Rochester
Mr.. and Ms. Elliott Burwell were
hosts at o bowling party Saturday eve
ming at the Ofncers' Club. Naval
Academy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Green were hosts
at an informal tea Saturday afternoon
In their new home on Acton place,
: Murray Hill.
Mrs. Palmer Of ventnor, N. j.. widow
Of the late Capt J. Edward Palmer,
z. S. n, is the guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
the naval hospital
At the tea given by the william H.
Murray Chapter Of the United Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy Thursday In
: the home Of Miss Mary Randall Ma
gruder on Hanover street, MRS. James
NJ Munroe and Mrs Samuel Brooke
were at the tea table and Miss Ma
gruder was assisted by Mrs. Ridgely
Melvin. Mrs John Green. Mrs. Walton
Hopkins. Miss Duvai and Mrs. John
Hill
Mrs. Ross, wife OF Ensign p. H. Ross.
entertained at bridge Thursday eve
ming in honor OF Mrs. Hagan. wife OF
Ensign z. p. Hagan. who Is leaving for
San Pedro. Calf. Tuesday to join En-
stgn Hagan-
Mrs. Laurence Miller was hostess at
bridge Tuesday afternoon In honor OF
Mrs. Gertrude Pullman Evans. who is
the guest Of Mrs. Miller's son-in-law
and daughter. Comdr. and Mrs. Wiiam
C. wickhan.
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81. Vincen. Auxiliary
Plans Aid TO Orphans

~ yuacsnts Orphan Asylum viii
bensft oy q care party " he given ~
the willard Note Monday evening
February G, a. o 20 o'eiock under ths
auspices u 81 VinceDtE Auxiliary
ThDse ssSistiEag witn sTTsngeThsntk
stt MT and Mrs james e. EimDspD. MT
Gno MTs Frank Cunning. MT Richard
CaysnaRn, Mrs Joseph McEnerIey
NIs Harry vinsll. NTE James D4vyef,
Hlss Dd0thy keslins. MTs. Anna King
MJs Jonn Stanton, MTE John EofEsi
sad kTt IA kiTDy.
Additional patrons and psuoAsssrA
not previously announced include "A
Tnirsi w , EenSon, MT Is r. saul. Mr
Frederick J. IAStOn. MTk Mary q
Powell, MfE III r. Rover. MIs J. E
koGuin and MIs. w II. kEoglock
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Many Subscribers Listed
For Anspacker Lecture.

Additional subscribers for Anspacker
lectures are Mr.. A. Leonard Astron.
Mrs. Edward Terry Sanford, Mrs,
Frank Mahin, Mrs. Adam Wyant. Mrs.
Harry Ransley. Mrs. Jacob Leander
Loose. Mrs. e. st. John Greble, Mrs.
Frank Baldwin. Mrs Clay Stone Briggs,
Mrs. c. H. Lippincott. Mrs. Emily
Weems. Mrs. John Fremont, Mrs. Rob-
ert Kelton. Miss Patricia Poe Bennett.
Mrs. Henry Leonard. Miss Katherine
Judge and Mrs. Flood.
The modern drama is the subject Sc
iected by DR.. Anspacker Thursday, Feb
ruary 2. at . o'clock, at the residence
OF Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Scott Circle.
DR.. Marvin. president of George WASH
ington University. will make the intro
ouceory remarks on the lecturer and the
subject for the lecture Is "Rostand, the
Dramatist Of Failure" Miss Dora Cata-
lini viii have assisting her as ushers a
group Of debutantes
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Morning Forum Of Series
Scheduled for TUESDAY

The second OF the series OF morning
forums arranged by Mrs Henry Wilder
Keyes will be given Tuesday at II
o'clock in the Congressional Club. The
program will be presented by members
OF the staiY and contributors Of the De-
lineator.
A buffet luncheon will follow the pro-
gram. Members wishing 70 make reser-
vations for the luncheon should COM
municate with the club secretary.
The program includes Mrs Mildred
Maddox Bentley head OF the Delineatos
Institute; Mrs. John Alexander King
head OF the studio department. and an
interior decorator OF note, the luncheon
Evening star., 1928-01-29

ters for the year 1928. There were 90
guests. The guests Of honor were the
grand master for 1927. Mr.. 0ratx Z.
Dunkum. and the grand master for
1923. Mr.. James P. Gibbs The grand
chaplain. DR.. John c. Palmer. delivered
a short prayer
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Masonic Group Creets
Associates at Banquet

The Worshipful Masters Association.
r. A. A. NJ. for 1927 gave banquet
in the east lobby at the Wardman Park
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$50 err
$40 4or
cOATJ FOR SIS
coATJ GO J i55 F0R s4S

SPORTS COATS UTILITY COATS
COATS FOR TRAVELLING DRESS COATS
EVENING WRAPS ENSEMBLE SUITS
COATS FOR school,. COLLEGE BUSINESS
ODer four thousand garments
for q tUo-ddy disposal. Come
early and choose q dozen or more
for the usual cost of ttDo or three.
FASHIONS De luxe FOR
MADAME MADErfOCELE
JUNIOR MISSES
TAIL SHORT SLENDER LARGE
SPECIAL STORE HOURS FOR MONDAY
AND rUESDAY-s AN 70 ? Pm.
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table at the club win be used TO illus
trate her talk. Mrs william Laimbeer
will discuss economic and financial Ques-
tions from the womans point OF view
Mr.. Kenneth N. Chambers, head OF the
education department. will speak on
The Right School for the Right Child" "
Mrs Cecilia Cole, who writes Beauty
articles will give valuable pointers on
her speciality. and Mr.. Oscar Graeve.
editor-in -chief. and Mr.. Henry Sell.
managing director. also viii be present.
Mrs. Keyes has invited q few friends
TO meet the visitors In her home for
coffee preceding the program,
While sorting the mail recently. pos
tai employees at Btonehaven. Scotland.
found a live snake nearly feet long
In one of the mail bags.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

AFs walter Taylor Wheatisy and
Aiss Katkertne Dougal Viii be At home
informally. Tuesday afkrnoon. a. 1880
II street
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Nrs. Aed0gem Crawford and Miss
Dolores Cravford viii be At home this
afternoon after oelock.for the last
time this season. ~ 1901 Sixteenth
street
Evening star., 1928-01-29

NFE Prank BaTroTs FTsyeF Will not
observe her day .. honle uptn Sunday.
February Ia
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Prominent Hostesses
Announce At Homes

Mrs. Peter Norbeck and Mrs. w. H.
McMaster, wives Of the Senators from
South Dakota. will receive together
Thursday afternoon. February is. IN
the home Of the former at 4eio Conn
ecticut avenue.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

ArS. Merritte W. Ireland. wife Of
Sturgeon General. United States Army,
. wfn be at home Informally Saturday
Efterno0n from & 70 0 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-01-29

Mrs. Samuel o. Arentz, wife Of Repre-
sentative Arentz and Mrs. Percy Hick.
Ing WIN be at home Tuesday Afternoon
from 3 70 Q O'Clock In the formers resi-
fence at 3iOo Highland place.
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SAi,g-~-AlYTONORllES

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PERSONAL.
.fSnntta,,n.l

PARTY LEAVING FOR FLORIDA HAS
valuable NV Washington property which
they will consider exchanging for good
Florida lots. Address Box roc. star office.
MASSEUSE GRAD. NURSE. HEALTHY
tcplurcii licensed. aa"Utlc. magnetic thcr-
any: white only. Potomac 1880. 1l0o .
NV. Ant. 100. - .--
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ting ON nervous cases, IN well fduiDpcd
private home. Shcnhcrd "SOl -
GENUINE SWEDISH MASSAGE.
Hy competent mHsseusc. Grad. from SWtden,
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ttEf.l'--~IfMAfE.

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CATHOLIC LADIES tor speeiaD nu.sde
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""kiS At start based nH sAits ukN ram.
pslFH lutt starting. CAL r ~ ~ az q 10 q
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GHfh,n1LATf DjFPEA white espetlen,sd
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~ ~
HhjDk sALFsLABY espersn.ed 10 drasses
ris Ffenrn b"4se shop. 7i3 IN 81. nv
LADJ. nhb.d 10 manage circulating library:
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY and meat market; doing cash
business: good Investment: ideal location:
owner c leaving town. Address Box 20! 20. d.
GREAT BARGAIN--2nd Mortgage. $1,000.
well secured. city property. 27tn discount.
You can imspcet property. Address Box 40
ROOMING HOUSE, 9 rooms and " baths.
Good furniture. Good income. Call iol4
10Th st. NV.
LUNCH COUNTER up 10 date fitted np
ton phone West 1880. go
BATTERY SHOP for sale with lease on
building ard new equipment. Tor cash, :, IN
nearby town IN Maryland. Address Box
FINE OPPOKTTN NIFTY TOR w0rking partner
ply. Phone Adams 4iH5 for particulars.
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES. corner in NV.
We'll "unippnd long lease. reasonable rent
owner unable TO personally Operate and will
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NEW STORE, u room apt. ami: wonder
1t NV Main lOI:,6.
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rent. profitable business; excellent place for
lady Reason for selling. Price ; 900 ca n
Address Box tGs, p Star office
STOREKEEPERS-~If you need money see
us. Capital Adjusting & Finance Co. Suite
DOS Dist. Natl Bank Bldg
Will SACRIFICE old established marie,
dong 81 800 4 month. we'll equipped. we'll
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
II nm day before publication.
For SUNDAY. S 30 n.m SATURDAY.
Al the Branch Aeeneics one
hour earlier. both for daily ana
Sunday.
Only Exceptions.

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for the
daily will I've accepted w 10 noon
dav of ,ssue EXCEPT Saturday and
Legal Holidays. when the closing
time is 1000 am. Death No.
tices and Lost and Found to- shs
Sunday Star will I've accented M
10 IL nm, Saturday.
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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EASY 10 -~FAsCINAIlNU SHORT
couse TELEPHONE switch board operating: pre-
pare - earn your living, Oxford Bldg, lfth
81 bet n. Y ave. and II.
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modern methods AT Washingtuns only rxciu-
rite beauty culture school. hBy and evening
ciasses: easy payments. MABELLE HONOUR
SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE. INC. sl7
I4th 1T, NV, Fr. 5f3f.
If A DOUBTER PASS on: IF pROGREs.
stve read and act A student IN school q
days earns S2o week; another. so DAYS.
S37 50 week. no previous training Steno-
graphic conrre, 3 month";, shorthand. 80
days. sec. course. 80 mo. Position for gFadu'
aies. Classes forming. Boyd school 1898 q
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how 10 prepare Tor fun and spare time n!,-
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making commercial arr their profession. Al.
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HELP--MALE.
tCOntiuued,>

SIS A WEEK--Man or woman wanted to
distribute nationally known food products 10
steady users III WasitlnGtnn: no experience
necss ,ary. Write NJ onge. Tn" J. II. Watkins
Co. o30-St Johnson ave, Newark, y. j.
Aorlcations also invited from husters in
AleXaniria. Va; Falls Church. Va: +. Falls
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Alto sALE5MEN~~we have moved into
our new hone and cay ~, use sx saa',e"sl .t
''' ,, 1mE%@K,Es %tzH SoTon 60
1900, IAN 81 NV NJ $3.50.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN The nir N
picts course IN the principals and practice OF
III. III. n,"1s.'s" co., frF liz, %1s a.
SALESMAN WITH CARA promotion of
etesen, salesman ieavrr opening Tor high
.Ias. NM mn. t ~, pr wees ~h'ie training
AN tNExCFlLEn nrr0RTiiNlTr
LARGEaT ANb INST roGirPEn
REAL. ESTATE OFFlC rs
~ THE CITY
We need several more "npahie men In III"
house selling department every atsstah.e
re 1defed splendid associations The nght
oian can readIs ms,r hs mercy herr va
AAsH,GgR' ihHx $50 .. sTsh 6FrIfi -
TWO Statesmen WANTED
For the salesman with the de
termination and confidence IN
his ability 10 successfully han
die plenty 81 business this is an
opportunity. over 100 brand
new homes to sell. Priced
right aud ~ every section ot
the city. The STABILITY oi
these homes combined with the
cooperation given by tins of
hce should compel a salesman
to earn from 5000 10 $1,000
a year Sec Mr., Todd. sales
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

hVHSNESN VVVVWNVNtNIES'
mDAitniNu HOUSE "a shiuiN III soldiers
Hams uWner leaving city muht sail ReRt
No. trtte ~ inrntturo aud aunt viii. AHUn
Wnuiuihg Hnuses Neti incatAd dnWntown
- thnnst several hsths| ras.ns uTappst,nn
Price NJ nhn, Inhnert at unee, MARSHALL.
hlstNEas AHukEhs, iita New York
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GAS STATION AMI ecGesaaftess good tor
Aann per me. rent, shn, lease ehsan, VIII
aneslt salahls ssoefitirs, an."s. ste.i must
rATEssEk, lixht. lunch, etc, enruer
store, new apattn,na. house, near sohNvls
awnef Lawns CITY bargain. Frank. sAaa
Il, 6,is,uass ssetinn viii ssii al nysn,asy !,
act al 0ane, ffank l0l4a ahs
MILLINERY sTnnE, established ~ years
a a.si sssss,nih , a9r ,a e.ens siso cash ~
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W. HAVE teElnss tor rsFeral REAL rs
gsTF @Ef~f@AT& ~ DSF hD0se saies depart
fa~rt one II she oiGest largest and nlost
r"sf tssgle ORGANIZATIONS IN Tie city excellent
ftDoftUtitY !os @apabIs men vino are not
strsl6 ~ 8UsK hoe ilEtsnRs ~ aad uG
properties every Stslstancs given ~ offier
Wh@e nestssagy address SALES MAN
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SErTRITY SALE@HF.s rnfprsrnned a
re.l opportunity Offered oa local proportion.
D-f.tt lead. and fHi COOPERATION gwen
Nus fgrBtshe1 references az ~ ABILITY anG
shsFa@tre ~ !on !: aD2sF. ~aitA 9st;f. I'd
rl0nge Bids b9. -
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WANTED-A MAN

In a Supervisory Capacity.
SINGLE, RETwEEN 30 ANp4 ~ YEARS
or AGE HIGH SCHOOL. GRADrATE, CON:
81 6sS N A THf n ror Nth
PLEASING PERSONALITY: DUTIES
oH!ff hf L FIRM r r4 TS bE AN WHY
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sTE&OGRApHEK~~ mar, must ~
frst-e}aea anG wiling to w.fk Excellent
r'y Parker Lr8~ne: 80. after IN. Koss-
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sALE$NF% who know the rty automobile
trace. our clientele 6ignif+s oar line: oppor-
tun5tv for permanent Drofttsbi" connection
genuine offer no trihrTs. Phone - am
35Tg for appointment. Or caii At Roam @H5
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