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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


niture, rugs. piano and Once furniture lure Also
ANTIQUES. SHARON. Adams 2l3l. 23'
FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted: best prices
NV: or pRone Frankin lo5S7 01i La ave-
FURNITURE Of every description; best
SQUARE Deal Deal rurntnre CO. "S so Eve van st. I NV
GOLD silver. watches. diamonds and old
iewelry needed in our manufacturing dept
Full cash value paid. selinGers. s1s F st.
GOLF CLUBS. set. good. mans. with bag;
aain s Main siSo Br. 4ss 'Mon ahG par
PIANO. standard make Grand. apt size, In
Spsk c 6nis near Niy t on scom
Columbia lOiOs N'''O''
p1ANo., Must be in good condition and
piano in exchanse for is use eS in care es Tor
home rs references If desired. Call Atlantic
Give details, Address Box 45i-K Star 81
RAD1o; electric, 5-tube or more J. Fina-
sAXopHoNE, by reliable party: must b,
Is ss on prefer terms. Phone Hystts
sTA ,a. United States and ;o5eisn lars.
stamp Shop, 927 18th st. : NV o''F' '0''inS
WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES for old sold,
Sllver ana platinum for use in our manu-
featuring department. A. Kahn, Inc CAS- p
st. NV
Cash Paid for Diamonds.
GId sod SyrE gasinSm and sntou. Jew
CALL FRANKLIN 7OS3
before sellins furniture or snythna; best
Notes. 4os 10th st NV "a.
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
MEMS. LADIES. CHrLDRENs
w, RICE, 1892 It'll St NV, North 1855
ANYTHING TO SELL!
Phone Main l282 or Main eSas
WESCHLER S. eco PA AVE NV
Household effects, merchandise. stocks,
AUTOMOBILES, etc. Thirty-Seven Years sery-
Ing the Washington public
BEFORE SELLING
phone Franklin ssi7 and act the best re-
suits. we positively nay more for furniture,
ANTIQUES, china, hric-s -hrRc. pianos etc
than any one IL the business.
THE LINCOLN CO. sol r st NV
WE BUY ANYTHING.
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BRASS BEDS complete; one with box
scrtns; prices, $1,000 to 5000. Singer
SEWING machine. seven drawers, $1,000. VIC
to- victrola and cabinet many records.
$500 1871 Columbia road NV. Col. ss64-W.
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FOR FAIRY AND GARDEN.

CLOSING OUT nursery stock. eversreens,
shrubs, ornamentels. One-tnird discount.
H A. Morrison, 423 Flower ave, Takoma Park.
HEDGE PLANTS, California prvet. 81 and
SO hundred: nov Is The time to plant. Web
ster, 1903 T St. sc.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PECANS

4 IN ~ -
Guadalune Valley recars. finest flavor;
large. meaty, hand selected nuts fresh from
the orchard. Price last. pecan recipes and
alb sample box. 81 90 prepaid: IS lbs, pre- =
paid express, 5000. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Order Christmas supply nov. Remit with
order. Hitchcock Pecan Co, Hitchcock,
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company. B ATT sf Fb: ND md.
tory" Baltimore phone. Plaza 323s
CREDIT. CASH.
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR
CASH.
SAVE MONEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S.
Sth AND X SITS.
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WOOD. scrap kindlins. new. clean, dry: So
large truck load delivered in D. C. Franklin
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE

4 SOWS AND PIGS FOR SALE Can Prank
lin 1916 Monday: no Sunday business. A
B. Price. rear 925 Va ave. s.w.
FOR SALE CHEAp-3-year-o HolEttin
COW. Mrs. Davis. 'Marceytown,' Military
I'd. Cherry sale, Va.
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WASHING MACHINE-Late model: splen-
woOD-Sswed any length. and delivered.
oak. Sif cord: pine. sl4 cord. Call Lincoln
SSol-W, or Lincoln 2o37-J, or Lincoln
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RENT RooMS-UNFURNIsHED.


l loSn, adpss ana s0r p. three Ts
exposures; convenient: reasonable.
Ss4 B ST. NE large. brisht. clean
s sssT ss ktehenet'e; heat cas- electricity
l74s CHURCH sT.-3 rooms and Kitchen
tte entire anG Go southern *, pe1,
eludins g." gas snd electric: also other rooms.
Ink. Take car Dupont Circle and p at,
n lGs ST T..s L s.e, nSpeDns unf!r
323, 18th ST, s.w.-2 rooms and kitchen,
elec. gas included: sink s,s and $40
u 2' .n TS S51s. So Cd. E 81 ,h month
2os 18th NE-one room. kitchen. porch:
newly decorated; range and sink Ink;
rooms; suitable for young couple; rent rts-
.aa SHEPHERD ST: N.w@Entlrt second
porch: ami. Col S5ts " GIL" '''A
ll48 MORSE ST. NE or unfurniShed
rooms; hot-wster heat electric light; rea-
floor. and bath; running hot water. kitchen
ana sitting room M PRIVILEGES; private family
i Itas sr ana sb ss1S . JsEst front
--=- --=--=-==z--:--s-====--=-=-= -
RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFUR.
212 End ST. N.E.--One large room, 2nd floor.
Ink. sl2; two large h.k. rooms, LIST floor
porch. back yard: s25. Lincoln ss74-W.
l47l IRVING ST. NV, Apt. 7-Laree room.
adjoining bath; also smaller ono; use Of
kitchen; cars and buses. Col. 1912
500 M ST. NW.-For colortd, f1rst.class:
! floor. large rooms and / larse front
room for tent; heat and lisht. 22i
1916 VERMONT AVE N.W.-Eicc. nlessant
rooms. furnished and unfurnished in desir-
7547 2Sa ."
1924 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Two adjoining rooms
and porch, fireplace; unusually attractive;
private family 9is
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DIAMOND BARGAINS

DIAMOND BARGAINS.
Ladys horseshoe pin. "a blue-white dia-
monds. cost $500; price: $500. Mans die-
t27s; price. sl75. Lady's diamond rins, "a
GEM, cost $3.50; price, sos. Lady's cavalier,
platinum-set diamonds and two pearls, cost
1900; price. s35. Another platinum-set dia-
mond and pearls. cost $50; price, s35.
HOBBY SHOP.
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BOATS.

MOTOR YACHT. so IA; completely
equipped. stateroom, galley. bathroom, en-
sine room and pilot house electric plant.
RADIO. iceboxes, running water. power tender;
perfectly sound and ready to 30; $4,000.
H. L. Crawford. BOSS K st. NV. 20
2e-FT. CABIN LAUNCH-"Gaibette Mr.
Baileg, Bailey.s Boat House. Bennins: D. c.
NOTICE
A brand-new Richardson cs-foot cruiser
for sale AT big saving here is chance 10
buy one Of those beautiful brand-new
cruisers stu in The cradle ct biz sacrifice
buy one Of these boats second hand as they
are IN great demand, This boet sleeps, four
equipped with several extras. A real home
~ cusr n an tb sna odaS TS
beat game N late and ngst be sold. Just
hunting or even If you don't want boat
until next Spr!na you cen save plenty. Of
1929 model No trades and must be cash.
80 # you want q new boat at real price
call Franklin 7298. Ask for Mr.. Seaeren or
MIR. Crai9.
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ROcEAMRrAu

We have to offer four-room. receDtion-
han and bath, eXcelently furnished ant on
the 4th floor fine outlook: can be had Al a
very attractiys rental Call
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COMPLETELY FURNlSHED FRONT API.-
suite and other attractive pieces. bedroom.
dining room. kitchenette with gas range.
sink, instantaneous hot-water heater arr
LARGE bath. Janitor service. excellent hest,
elcc richly. In a three-family apt. housr
302 ST ne. Phone owner Wis. 41c5
WALKING distance downtown. Near Sena'
Office Bids. Library of Consress and Capi.o.
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TABLE ROAKn

s6i7 18th NW.-Fips hoiN9-cooked meals.
sunday dinner. 1:3A csc. cAll Adams
$50 By IL o'clock.
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COMPLETELY AND ATTRACTfvELY FUR
nished front apt. on LIST floor of large
rooms, living room. bedrooms. dining roor'
and kitchen; excellent heat: janitor service
large private yard: in 3-family apt. house
$500 mo-. Garage if desired for $500 mo-
Walking distance downtown. Near come
Mass. ave. Call Franklin 1855. 6H4 n.
Jersey eve NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AZ AN MEN 81 lRNlSHLD
1871 HARVARD ST FRONT. 4 LHRGl
rooms. Kitchen, bath; LARGE rooms, kitchen
en-, oatn: resident manager. 2l'
SIX ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. BATH
porch, Ianitor service; all rooms sun lighted
reasonably near Columbia Hospital North
1859 18th ST. NW.-CozY Apt. . ICONS.
Sltchenette and bath. gas. cleo. heat and
not water; second floor; near car lines
reasonable rent Col. $50.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. FRrGIDAfRE oSoi
adamS MIL I'd, near 18th and Columbia
1904 PA. AVE. S.E-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bssa: ga. gas Ianse' electric light, hotwateT
1906, FAIRMoNT ST. NW.-TWo ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; SIS. See janitor Or
DONNEELLY PLANT, INC, 3i25 18th st.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS.
kltchen and bath. living room 73xi6 feet
NO IS. 1874 St NV. Tel. Clev. 1851. 3is
THE RENEsAw, 18th AND IRVING sTs-
n.w.-Phone Col. TIA Resident MansfeT
4 rev desirable apis. two and three rNoy,,s
Rents reasonable. Fireproot building. "a.
hour service.
TWO TWO ROOMS. BATH AND LHKdF
siaSSed.ln porch; three rooms. bath and
between and m: Sunday All day i3t7
NNearne% -. ne. Special appointment. cali
CONTINUED on Next PArel
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1877 NJ ST. NV

CLEv PARK 1924 PORTER ST.-W'
furnished liv. .rm., bedrm.. k. b. and |
Co. operative bldg. of Il apis; S.w. expo
C7ll Clev. 3229-J or see janitor. 2
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Diamond weighing 2 and
45-l00 carats. or 5 points
less than 212 carats. A
magnificent gem of sur
passing beauty .........S1
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$40 B ST Me- AND ROOM APART
ments, well furnished; gas range, electric
lghts running water: reasonable rent. 21s
s4l4 9th ST. NV ROOMS. BEAUTI-
cluded; hot-water beat
1913 B ST. Me- NEATLY FURNISHED
front apt; gas and electricity; near Capitol
ana Library: rent reasonable.
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Solid mahogany grandfather
clock. hour and half-hour
strike. Special ........ $
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VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APART

10Th AND R-ATTRACTIVE APT. 2 BED
rooms, living room, kitchenette and bath,
Silt monthly. North 94ll week days.
SIG ord NW.-NEAT, CLEAN, WELL FUR
nished three-room and porch apt, $40 pei
week Franklin 5000
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1907 N. Y. Ave. NV. Main 1865.
4o2i ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-lSt FLOOR; LIV-
lns room, kitchen. pantry, sleeping porch.
bath. Columbia 33a2 81.
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l l EE ,9nd ST. .nd BATH unfufniShed four
SGT MASS AVE, N.E.-3 large. modern rooms,
625 uALLATIN ST. NV rooms. Ink,
and porch. IN new home. Georgia 1877.
Nice front room. couple preferred ami
With f oath a,si Adams 4ssss e0lAOs rooms
2ll9 lst ST; N:W.Two large rooms; newly
tricity: entire floor.
1918 B ST s.E:-Entire second floor. large
rooms and bath; light housekeepins; ami;
one block from Lincoln Park; reasonable.
lOos PENN, AVE, s.E.-Two rooms. kitch-
viii reduce for care OF furnace.
sea FRYING ST heat f Hss.s un nanrN
no children.
900 NJ ST. NW---ist floor. , rooms 4 KIN.
toilet and basin. back porch, all large rooms;
2" odr Moor rooms ks k 4 oor osh noo srd
or will rent to any one room a KIN. 2a'
$3.50 PINEY BRANCH. RID, Brentwood
r n%ars Sfcpno po moR cleo heat sas
coLoRED-17l7 s ST. NV front COM
en- pFeeses o0 es po aSss ami ki:N
i443 EAIRMoNT ST. NV large front
room and bath; h.-w.h., cleo; private fam
lily; adults. Al
500 B ST. SW.-Basement, rooms, kit,
bath, including heat, cleo, hot water. 1919.
or part service
TWO ROOMS and porch, Ink. private home
in Woodbridge, one block from car. North
3548-W.
1924 n. I. AVE. Me- rooms for housekeep-
ms; private entrance and bath, cas-, cleo
tricity. h.-w.h. S35 month.
43i7 GEORGIA AVE- rooms. heat, GaS,
electric light; $50. Adams 1897
COLoRED--Flat 1911 10th st. n.w-Two
rooms and kitchen, electricity. GaS and hot
water heat included; Reasonable.
1920 MONTICELLO AVE N.E.-rhree rooms.
closed porch, sink, gas range, heat, electricity,
eaS and phone; Protestants; adults; $3.50.
1890 nth ST N.W.--Two unfurnished rooms,
sink. range. h.-w.h.. electricity; laundry
privileges; adults only.
co.'s 18th ST. NW-Two rooms and kitchens
ltuht and airy; screened-in porch; heat, gas.
electricity 20
1877 18Th ST. NW.--Two LARGE alcove rooms
nne small room. entire third hoor; sa5. bath
Oh second fiooE
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LARGE. DELIGHTFUL APT. IN FIRST
class house on Columbia rd overlooks city;
IVlns room. dining room, three bedrooms.
two baths. porch, kitchen: every convent
ence. Call Adams 1901 2Is
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WANTED-ROOMS

GENTLEMAN desires small furnished room
rent. $40 month. Address Box lab. Star
YOUNG MAN desires comfortably furnished
room private or semi-privste bath walk
ing s1 distancs sowntown; reasonable. Nd
SINGLE ROOM with running water in room:
must be dowt town section Address BOX
47-A, Star Office :
LADY. employed, desires one-room. kitch-
enette apartment in private home: clean;
reasonable. NV. section or nearby Virginia
Address Box 46l-A. Star once.
BY EMPLOYED LADY--Furnished room
grlll; vicinity of F. st. and Conn. ave. pre-
ferred. Address Box 44e-A Star ONCE.
REFINED YOUNG MAN wishes room in pri-
vate family by November l. Address Box
llS-B, Star Office.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires well ventilated
room; high-class apartment only; conven-
lent to meals. Address Box l3i-B, Star Office
RIM; KIT; PRIV; private family; clean.
employed. Address Box 430-A. Star ofict. =
ELDERLY. LADY wishes unfurnished room,
Address Boz i3-B. Star once CO. '''' : w.
NAN wants room in apt. located within a
mile OF l4tn and y NV: not over S15 no
Address Box Abb. Star office.
WANTED Settled lady in office. single or
Ink. furnished room; central or CAPITOL
Hlll f1rst-claSs accommodations. Address
Box 15-B. Star once.
YOUNG MAN desires nicely furnished room
Nov LIST. Address Box Bob. Star Office 21s
WANTED. by a middle AGED man, / or 3
bright basement rooms. to be unfurniercd
Address Box lab. Star Office. 90
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Lsdy's solid platinum diamond dinner
fins Of the finest quality and craftsmanship
Containing / large. very hne diamond and
20 small diamonds one OF the bisees. bar
gains ever offered for
Sl65.
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Mr. Charles Burleigh Scully of Rock
land, Mass. and Washington, were
married this morning at the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart, Mgr. Gavan officiat-
ing. at 10 o'clock. Miss Mary Louise
Sullivan played the wedding music, and
Miss Florence Yocum sang. The church
had a simple arrangement OF palms,
ferns and tall baskets filled with gladi-
oil and peonies.
The bride was given in marriage by
her brother. Mr.. David E. Barry, and
wore a beige lace dress, hat OF rain
bow lace. and carried a shower bouquet
Of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
Miss Alice Scully was maid of honor
and was in lowered chiffon, with hat
TO match, and carried pink Columbia
and sweetheart roses. Mr.. Eugene A,
Barry was best man.
A wedding breakfast was served at
the Hotel Roosevelt after the nuptial
mass, which followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Barry. mother of the bride, was
in black chiffon trimmed with silver.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Scully
will start by motor for Canada, the
bride to travel in a tan and brown
ensemble. with a tan fox fur scarf
and a small tan felt hat. They will re-
turn to Washington at the end of July.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. Daniel Murphy of Chicago. uncle
Of the bride Mr. Ebert j. Scully of
Rockland. Mass. brother of the bride
groom, and Rev. William Michigan of
Thurmont. Md.
The marriage of Miss Vivian L. Vim
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son. mother of the bridegroom, was in
black satin.
Following a reception at the home OF
MIR. r. c. Eagle, at l13 Fourth street
northeast, Mr. Dyer and his bride lett
for a wedding trip Mrs. Dyer wearing
n navy blue ensemble suit, with hat
to match. They will be at home upon
their return at 1913 West Virginia ave-
nue. northeast
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. j. r. Munson, Mrs. Charles Bishop
Mrs George Schumacher Mr. RaIssell
Over of Hancock. Md: Mr.. and Mrs
j. F.. Dyer of Cumberland, Md; Mr..
and Mrs J. l.. Vincent and Miss Mar
garet Vincent of Frankfort, Ind.
Miss Maxine Elliott, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William Eugene Elliott. whose
marriage to Mr.. Moncure Burke Berg
will take place Wednesday, will have as
her attendants Mrs Herbert Vogel as
matron of honor, Miss Lucille Elliott
maid of honor and Miss Elizabeth Mills
Miss Virginia Grahame, Miss Marie Sla-
ven, Miss Price Carroll Miss Lorena
Carroll and Miss Kitty Baer as brides
maids.
A number of pre-nuptial parties have
been given for the popular brlde-elecC
and several others are planned Tor TINS
week. Miss Ellzabctn Mills Will give
buffet supper tomorrow evening follow
ing the rehearsal for the ceremony. The
guests will include only the wedding
party and out-of-town guests. Miss
Virginia Graham entertained st bridge
tea Friday afternoon in he home III
Chevy Chase in honor OF n IS Elliott,
and the following afternoon Mrs. Joseph
E. Carroll gave tea for her when there
were about 100 guests in the company.
Miss Meta Luttrell gave luncheon Sat
urday at the Carlton Hotel for Miss
Elliott and yesterday afternoon Miss
Marie Slaven was hostess at tea in COM
pliment to the bride-elect.
Miss Esther McVann of Detroit IL
spending a fortnight with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E. j. McVann.
Miss Dorothy Ryan, niece of Judge
and Mrs Charles Frank Staples, and
Miss Jean Shull, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor Shull, entertained
| about Is guests at garden party yes
| terday afternoon at the home of the
| latter on Conduit road.
| Presiding at the tea table were Hiss
| Kathryn Bruin of Baltimore and Miss
Lucille Ryan, Miss Phillys Kimball,
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Mrs Basil Miles is visiting Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman at her home, at 2017
T street, Washington AEre and Mrs.
Miles were guests with Mrs: James r.
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japanese Attache Host
nj Roof Garden Dinner.

Mr.. Ken Tsurumi, attache OF the
japanese embassy. was host to a dinner
party on the willard roof garden Sat-
urday evening, when he entertained q
small party.
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cent, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Vincent, to Mr.. Elliott B. Dyer, son of
Mrs John r. Munson of Hancock, Md,
took place yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock. in the Eastern Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. A. E. Barrows ofhciat-
ing.
The church had an effective arrange
ment of lilies and ferns, and as the
guests were assembling Miss Nellie
Lacrey, organist, gave a program of
nuptial music, and as the wedding party
walked TO the altar she played Lohen-
grin's Wedding March"
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father, who gave her in mar
riage. and she wore a gown of blue
taffeta, large black hat and carried
a shower bouquet of pink roses and
gypsophila.
Miss Thelma B. Bishop was the
bridesmaid. wearing a black chiffon
gown figured in a rose design, a large
white hat and carrying an arm bouquet
of Sunburst roses.
Mr. Dale Dyer was the best man. and
the ushers were Mr. Parks G. Steed and
Mr.. Wallace S. Halves.
Mrs. Vincent, mother of the bride,
wore black lace gown. and Mrs. Mum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-25

Signor Leonardo Vitetti, secretary OF
the italian embassy, was host at
luncheon Saturday Gu the Willard roof
garden
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Lieut.. william a. Cable, U. S. N, OF
the John Marshall Apartments, an
nounCss the engagement OF his dausn-
ter, Miss Bertha cable, 10 Mr. John b.
Daniel
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vacation with his sister. Mrs. William
d. West, at her Summer home at Mar
ragansett Pier, r. I.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas @. Ash
burn have gone to New Orleans, where
they are visiting Col. and Mrs Frank
II. Lawton in their home at 1929 Hurst
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Wade Ellis of Wash
ington were hosts at dinner on the
roof garden Of the Willard Saturday
to small party of guests.
Mrs Noble 3. Judah, wife of the
United States Ambassador to Cuba,
has arrived in New York and is at the
Hotel Ambassador for short stay.
Mrs. Frederick Coudert Bellinger Of
New York is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William j. La Varre.
Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clay left on Sunday, June "a,
for Atlantic City where they will spend
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haywood Cecil
have closed their home at 1925 Six
tenth street and are leaving for Ro-
anoke, Va, fer a month. From there
they expect to go to Ocean City, Md,
for short stay and then to New York,
returning in the Fall.
Col. and Mrs. Alexander Macombe
and the Rev. and Mrs George w. At
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tdr and Mrs. Cabot Stevens, who al
tended the Republican convention in
Kansas CITY. arc touring the West be-
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Mr.. James J. O'Hara, assistant solicit
tor Tor the Department of Commerce,
entertained a party Of five at dinner al
the Congressional Country Club sun
cay In honor OF the solicitor for the
department and former governor OF
West Virginia, Mr. E. F, Morgan. and
Mrs. Morgan. The other guests we're
Miss Mary II. Byrne and Miss Catha-
rine 7 BYrne.
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kinson will be among the guests Il
the dinner tomorrow night at the AID
Club. when Miss Sybil Baker will spec l
on THE Stage Today
Mrs. 3. Arnstead Davis has gone tc
Stockbridge where she is the guest u
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips Blagdcn at
Dunoyer.
Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson and Miss
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