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REAL BARGAINS.


These are real bargains and
priced to sell quickly.
1923 Buick Brougham Sedan.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud Sedan.
1927 Wolverine REQ" Brom.
1927 REQ Flying Cloud. Brom.
1926 Chrysler Coach.
1926 Oakland Sport Roadster.
1926 Chevrolet Sedan.
1926 Chandler Sedan.
1925 Chandler Coach.
1925 Odds Coach.
l925-26 REQ Sedan and Coupe
1925 Icwett Coach. Model $50
1924 Dodge Coupe.
1924 Buick 70" Sedan.
1924 Hudson Sedan.
1928 Jordan Coach.
VERY CONVENIENT TERMS.
THE TREW MOTOR CO..
lS26-2S l4th st Decatur 1910
oncn EVENINGS SUNDAYS init. 5 IN.
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BEATTY pAKINifA.

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81 keslls sjgc4liie Ijattlns, by RTadyai'
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Hr4ONMENi,I.D sEKvmE.

The fDllowiHH tHsiH.ss ceh"ctHs
guarantee satisfaction 10 Sta
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admission 10 Recommended sefyi's
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auLsiIed Fiassf pt99f isalatofs alnI uyfes IL
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Que DabD $40 18Th u blpCh j.siD =
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AFRO NCCESS0RIES. RErAiRS.
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sALE-AUTOMOBlLES.
USED CARS
AT
1923
PRICES.

1923 Peerless roadster, rumble
1927 Peerless coupe, rumble
seat.
1927 Chrysler coupe.
1927 Peerless sedan.
1927 Essex coupe Super-Six.
1927 Essex sedan, 4-door.
1927 Dodge sedan.
1927 Peerless roadster, rumble
seat.
1927 Peerless roadster coupe.
1927 Oldsmobile roadster.
rumble seat.
1927 Peerless sedan. 7-pass.
1926 Buick coupe. 4-pass.
1926 Overland sedan, 5-pass.
1926 Peerless sedan. 5-pass.
1926 Hupmobile 8 sedan.
1926 Oakland roadster, rumble
At this time we will make you
a more liberal allowance for
your car in trade than we can
80 or 60 days from now.
We are glad to arrange terms
to suit you.
PEERLESS MOTOR CO..
18th and p SITS.
Open Nights.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal IL l
5 cents ner line additional 10 the res
ular line rate.
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4 HUDSON--ESSEX.
Practically new cars at VIM
ter prices. Yo, can save 1919
TO 500 by purchasing now.


Essrx % COACH Jus, used three
WEEKS and broken In nicely: looks as
good a. the LAY IL ist. the factory.
ESSEX 81 Cotrr. hardly .ailed
ESSEN SF 3. strERsix sEsbtAN: IL ''''
wonderful condition. fully equipped -.
ESSEX 81 loAcm: irettionai,ione,,.. new
Duco nnish fnd we new tires
HtPp ssoSS :, SEDAN. carefully a.ed sn,'
fGr some one lust the unpaid balance
auDs0N SPORT nRouGHAM late model
many spssiai features hardly .n.Ic.,
car or the street: make us an Offer: own"s
HtpsoN ,ss SEDAN: slightly used; fun,
uubsoA q" ss COACH 10 aad sia." a 9" car '' ,ns
will etve many thousand miies OF trans
sporfatt0n. only $500.
OTHER MAKES.
CHEVROLET 90 COACH: ovcrhauie,,
cn NV 'a Us ssb IAN .h,. ear hn. ~
hrcn thosuashly ovcrhaultd aud 10 in
at.o dCYi. CoIrE. 'i6,A. 4.pasa a "
good touch ~ar III excellent shape
new paih, sivrs u tho appearance oi
poDGe 20 K SEDAN: or,s ina, fini.h
Ike new general condition exceiicnt:
fully equipped ready for the road, g.,
MANY OTHERS.
Our Reputation Your Guaranty
characterization Motors Co.
H22 l. St, NV.
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l'l'ICk
BCICk-~DlCk-BCICk
MURPHY.

81 hsEEcst bargain IA - a-sxs car IL TIL ,..st
thSt VILE Ire Up so al yotv eNprctaf' H}>-
Our WORD OF HONOR CARS ar, car.
faIly IasiNs'srr! All over ~ suT. oEsFy~t t,sr
sale and "a urNser "a give yuu ;5!li Pr
tertion w. give = GUARANTEE ~
WRITING THE PRICES or AZ
CARS ARE MARKED IN rLai%
FIGURES
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MOTT MOTORS. INC.
1907 l4th st. NV.
Used Car Department.
honr Frank 427T,i274.
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sALE--AUTOMOBII.ES.
The Car That You
Have Always Wanted.

One advantage in buying n tisrd
automobile IL the wide range Of 40.
lection afforded by the Representa-.
tive assortment OF leading nakes
and models now in our used car
sales department They're all ex.
"ellcnt values. Come In and look
fhem over.
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REDUCED PRICES-USED
CARS GUARANTEED AS
Observation-Disclosures
MOTORS.

TERMS.-SEE. MIR. BARNES.
Tia. Connecticut Ave bet L. Il Nj
Frank 1fOH. Open SnnlAYe. 10 To D.
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81 A YEAR Will GET Sll, 300 ACCIDENT
il 0ranCr with inFf as mutations AMI -
weekly for Disability Men.wouen, Is 10 30.
No eAaminat ON. Also health and ACCIDENT.
Address GA Upshur 81. Phone Adams oSSl.
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1927 Odds Coach.
1927 Nash Sedan.
1927 Chrysler Brougham.
l927 Buick Master Brougham
1923 Buick Standard Roadster.
1927 Buick Standard Coupe.
1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
'p,7 Dodge Touring.
1922 Ruick Master Sedan.
700 Oakland Roadster.
Buick Touring, ,,...,......$7S
Buick Roadster. ........... IS
R~kents,cker Spor, Touring. AS
Hudson Coach. $50
Dodge Coupe. .........., 100
Hupmobile Sedan. zoo
Flint Touring. so
DICK MURPHY. INC.
1885 l+;h St. NV.
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ENPLOYFn MOTHER WISHES ROOM &
hoard with some one Who could care, for
two little girls. Vicinity of Lincoln Far,
preferred Call Franklin 10000 between |
ard . n m week DAYS -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

S!iAMPOOTNG, SCALP TREATMENTS,
waving. sdyeing facial and hisiy MASSAGE
Iircn IN YOUR home or MINE by eNp"r'enctri
uperator. Cail mornings het. and 10
GAGS 0s
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BOARD AND CARE WANTED IN PRI-
ate Catholic family by two school glrIs IN
beed Of . npothers love. Address Box
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SiLE-TIRES.
PRICES >LA<EED

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pant s.ap t..ks>t
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90 ear near eernss % $50 Aae o..
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SAS AZ -. So 81 SW--S!GHr CsE
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q 7S,s,5 : ~ SisY -, ~ T77S
IT;ry,s s,sc rs sssasss s>-,;s. s,a az
,r~s soosi $50 g. l. f,os-ss gsrss 81 an.s
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,3S,~,--wvAS p;a s Sw-s V1SS
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f;i1s,E - 1[lIStI
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kAssKUeE. cOLORKD. GIVES BODY
snaesaxe 20 ladies. Decatur egs.
BEsT NOTHER's LOVE AND CARE
g1Tesg infants and children np % are OF 10
years. Gail Berwyp Sc 4.
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EHTR0PR1CTOR OFFICE FULLY
sss1ipf,ed: good location. Price reasonabi
fyr Immediate cash sale. Address Box ',2
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rWO LADIES DRIVING TO FLORIDA sew
limousine, WouId like lady SHARE expenses.
ring Tuesday Ile.faat .t..1A RNferanfRR .
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DETECTIVE SERVICE. CONFIDENTIAL
.aveshgat.ons EVIDENCE Intoma,icn s sc
INC. Barr Blde 90 18th st. Licensed,
~tsonde6. Franklin Az. Night phone. Goa.
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GIL'E MASTER .aEDAh 1928. Drisina,
i,aIth IKE "e". uDhlIjs,hry Berfsot has seal
,S1ets atH. falls edu DUG3' lbs rar rantint
~ t"I9 fFnin new aHd We have fssIiinsd the
Iilss Trey Aplss %" IsSo ,i1b. y ms 10
90 Qpen Ever ne, sundays mil B."
BUICK 1927 SEDAN. staDJaf1 dogr 4,
1EFth nniS y 500 mile L,Dks and runs iik 4
REV e!'hbieteIx e9NiDpsd y1uf ear takan Tn
trade teims k0iii, asf Irannb biGE Muy'
pi's, Itr,. blies dealers DU4 n VI ne
hniGK CoGfk. 1897. 2.Das.s,sar. vii.
L3hthis y ~ car has nnlb leea DRIVEN
T.%D1 mihs hn eli aud rubis.f Inals ike
ne" ts"toF IN 4 condition, viii guaIai,trs
'4ndt ton Ia writing
Eulek 1879 HaAseHgep standard osiipa
tie" baH. rubistf ~ EEfali.ut stii.iilisit hs,d
hintey DFttjiaeisd Reasonable term. can
t.. "taie 90 .ther "sf 1913 liih IL Nv
- = Il d 1WD boon 5EDAN 1919 drlss,,
5p0o giiits baab fD,shsd + tali3.,n iIias
pi,n'i i.C4k,s ht'nlteIs aud #esafsl other
esttas n Hsi H. sold al Hhte Ia sslih as
tate Dby fB9b an arrange terms ~
saiia psra's Garage. 2iai lin r. nv
Af@bss open
HtffH hDA DsTER, latest slightly uael
~ oWisT bn nJjeses T. ties I wheel
biakes fati at ~ side curt sins ear fHl,l
i9t phpal1 mites sai6 ~ p'1"ihs 10 ,gay,
lsis ~. ~. kisays 0gsA.
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WILL PAY 81 POR ABOUT HOURS Use
sday or uightl OF rnineograDh Job Will
total less than 8 ZOO copies. Address Boz
f6g.T Star oNa4e
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REAL RARGAi\S,
SEE THESE EtESTt

ME ITFFNE FINN
Flat ssnt Touring. newly pAinssNi.
good t,rrs ,...,-' -. t',-.',% SSSo
:. runs sn",i =. - - saa
Hudson Sedan newly eaints~i thor
eukAN overhanled ,...,..-> HpA
HsAse >stah, eeNiS fsalntHst, runs Esf~
Mooa snut fNurlnS late N,,Nsi, a
oaNtsSa spcr, fSus,as. hiss wheels ''N
ns~iv rs,n,s,s V ."'.,.. " iyA
uuasssn Sis%stster ,,.,....,..,,., O.
Hudson iNuvaax TpAss. ,..,.,, as
lst,,sc 'rpnttoS .,....,,......,, pS
MAXWELL Sphrt Nt9flns ,,....,.... ~
Eurd ssttsn. 1879 the aew .,....., iAA
FNf,t N'ur4us 1850. ,,.,.,, NA
FaNt fNnrs> taa ,,,,.,.,t,t,,| iSs
Master Ts'rk. IA tens, nes ttr~s> So
aapntestls snsrs Nt,r.os, lAte a.<tel HaA
TENNIS OR IkAnE
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EXCELLENT NATIVE TEACHER WILL
-exf'hsage French foE a room. Address Box
lily Afar ntfior
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HAl.E--Al.laMllBIl.EH.

PAIGE
COMPANY
OF
WASHINGTON, D. G..
ANNOUNCE
The Opening of
Used Car Department.
Three months ago we
had no used cars. We have
used great care in our Sc
lection. We now have for
sale FULLY CONDI-
TONED used cars that
were bought RIGHT and
are sold FULLY GUAR
ANTEED. We want every
buyer to become perma-
nent Paige customer, come
and examine the following:
Buick Master + Roadster
1925. A sporty job in ex-
cellcnt condition through
out. a real bargain at. .. $3.50
Chrysler Roadster 1927, just
the car you have wanted.
Paint and condition per-
feet 500
Dodge Business Coupe 1926.
Very good condition and
nicely equipped. Tires like
Chrysler Sedan 1927. Care
fully used. low mileage, a
nice clean. snappy looking
car for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
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HOME IMPROVEMENT SpErfALIeTs-No
cash down: make first payment in February,
1928 tetnis as low as 81 weekly We are
specialists in all improvements to your home
Heating nlants .netalled $3.50 and no com
rt,ofs nut on additions and rooms nfiift
plumbing electricity, stucco and porches no
t oh TOO snail no ,oh TOO large. a'i work
build YOU a bungalow on vour lot on our
no-cash down Dian and easy weekly OF
night Main 3535
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fIUPAlOBIL.E..

For a really good buy IN n iteesi car there
- no betier place 10 go than Mott Motors.
Inc. Used Car pepaytmtnI Here you will
hnd remarkably fine selection at the most
reasonable prices.
8 VALUES
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,r,,los AM, srentific cara Of invalids or elder
" ncople in her well equipped home: recon-
fslendCsi hN nrnfessinn Call Adams lSHo I,
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NAGAM CAUsEYs PRIVATE SALON FOR
eRI,eft Riaesagi.ts and eiectf3eal treatments.
kefbed white only. IfoJ q At. All, i0l
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS. painting and pa
refinished. heating plants installed. window
shades. weather stripping and roofing. or
any form OF improvements you may desire on
terms 70 meet your convenience: all work
guaranteed: estimates free. United Improve
ment Co. 1016 10th 1t. NV. Main 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-08

We are glad to arrange term:
to suit you.
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WANTED - TWO CHJLDkENs sk.HtpJL
ase 10 hoard Cali Ashton iis.F-l2z
.EWjss1 WANTED. DisTIsCfiyE DREss'
t-8, III atern8ty 8feskse a eIefgnltFs a3Nf1"
ttffrs Cleveland lNP1' "
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,absycuiosle. bed convAiesoent patients in
s@sr own new ard strictly modern RESIDENCE:
al sunlight rooms Phone Cleveland 2946-J.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
OF Personal Interest to
Washington Residents

Miss Ida Hirsh, accompanied by her
niece, Miss Bernice Spicer. leaves today
for a three-month trip to California
They will return by way of the Cana
dian Rockies. Miss Hirsh is giving up
her apartment on w street.
Mrs. Sarah Ruskin of Griffin. Ga,
is spending the Summer with her sister
Mrs Cora Spicer OF Phillips Terrace,
and will return to her home In the Fall.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met at
the Country Club the past week for
luncheon and cards.
Miss Mildred Bonwit of Dallas Tex.
Is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Jean
Flesher.
Mrs. Harry Wolf. accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Daniel Lowenthal Of
Baltimore. who has been her house
guest. is spending the week end In
Atlantic City.
Mrs. Harry Isaacs of New York Is
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Baum.
Among the students who have return
ed TO their homes are Robert Baum,
Gerald Lyon and Samuel Nordlinger
from the University of Pennsylvania:
Arthur Lyon from Winona, and Samuel
Bensinger from the Boston School Of
Technology.
The Junior Pi Tau ri Fraternity get
together was held last night at the
home of Mr.. Joel kaufman Dancing
was enjoyed during the evening and q
buffet supper wss served. A number o.:
young folks, about 25, made up the
party.
Mrs. Joseph Brown and children Of
Atlanta. Ga. were the guests last week
Of Mr. and Mrs. David Frank OF Bla2-
den avenue. Miss Joan Brown will con-
tinue her visit with Miss Analie Frank.
The Sisterhood Of the Eighth Street
Temple will give luncheon and lawn
fete Thursday, June 81. at 1890 O'Clock.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Kaufman, 1905 Colorado avenue. II
will be a mothers and daughters cele-
bration. During the afternoon bridge
and NAH -jong viii be played. with many
surprise features 10 add To the after
noon pleasures. Mrs. Harry King Is
chairman
The Sigma Theta ri Sorority will
hold Capital City conclave. beginning
Sunday. June "a. and continuing
through June 81. Several affairs have
been arranged 10 entertain the number
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Marriage Licenses.

Junior worthsm Of Fredericksburg. Va.
and Margaret Robinson Of this city.
Domenico Luzupons and Antoinette Monte
doro.
Dan J. Haley and Edith Birekhead
Jack Hardy, tr.. and Verna o. Hendrix.
Richard z. Albn and Florence z. Martin.
Charles Z. Herrstronn and Agnes NJ. Cole.
Harold A. Mock OF Boston and Antoinstte
% Ioetsch of this city
Wilson A. Taylor and Ellen Streets.
Arthur Washington and Myrtle Moten
Fred 9. Skinner and Madeline Y. Cox
William Whiteside and Myrtle Edwards
Davis.
Marshall l. Merritt and salhe z. spicer
Raymond b Shuli Of Wilmington, Del.
and Alice H Damn OF this city.
John 8. Bundy and Lydia Pratt
Charles T. Lindsay Of Clarendon, Va, and
Margsret G. Cox OF this city.
Willie Howard and Ida Tyler.
Moses Calhoun and Viola Cook.
Hobart soper and Ella NJ. Crampton.
Carl w. D4uber. Jr., and Emma I. Egof.
willie srallwood and Matte Morris
John Nelson Of Tuscaloosa. Ala. and
Olga K. Collins Of Pittsburgh.
Guy \. Parr and MarEaret q. Sutherland,
Robert W. Bailey and Elsie NJ Mooreneld.
both OF Richmond.
Jesse Derk and Florence B. Mason.
Evening star., 1928-06-17
y. c. to Be Represented
In Chi OMEGA Convention

A large number of delegates and MEM
D9Tx viii leave Washington ON Fridav
% attend the biennial convention of the
CHI Omega Fraternity at the Green
crsar Hotel. White Sulphur Springs, w.
Va, from June % TO June %. Mrs.
FeSA lockwood Watson. national treas
urer Of Chi Omega, and her daughter
Miss Barbara Watson, who Is a pledge
Of the fraternity from Sigma Chapter
at Randolph Womansg College
VIII Leave earlier In the week. as viii
hrs. D. Lynch Younger, president OF
the Washington City Alunnae, and dele
gate from that chapter. being joined By
the other members, who are motoring
20 White Sulphur.
Phi Alpha Chapter Of George Wash
tngton University viii be represented
by Miss Hazel Peterson. the newly elect
ed president, and Miss julia Denning
the retiring president. Miss Dennins
has Just had the signal honor also Oi
being elected president Of the senior
ci@ss Of Columbian College, George
Washington University. for the ccnainp
year. Among the other members U at
tend the convention are Miss Betty
Brsndenburg. Miss Elizabeth Armen-
trout. Miss Frances de Grange. Miss
Dorothy Lewis. Miss Lillian Rhodes
bliss Elsie Talbert. Miss Louise ESpey
Asias Ermuntrude Walden and Miss Mar
garet Schwartz
Miss Annie Whiteside, national secTe-
tsry Of Chi Omega. was recent visitor
b Washington. arriving In time for ti1f
Evening star., 1928-06-17
North Shore Attractions
Lure to Washington Folk
First of June Finds Scores Entering Upon Summer
Vacation Period-Foreisn Diplomatic Corps
Well Represented.

at the Farms for most of the Summer
where her niece, Mrs. Albert j. Bev-
eridge. has for years maintained a Sum
nler home end where she and her hus-
band found much delight In the g!ories
Of the North Shore.
Mrs. William c. Means of the Al
hambra cottage. at Prides Crossing
has been in Kansas City this week
attending the Republican national con-
vention as an alternate from the sixth
Massachusetts, district. Mrs. Means is
the daughter of Mrs Clarence c. VIII
liar1s Of Washington. who soon will
be coming to her Sycamore farms home
at Hamilton for the long season Her
father was the late Maj Augustus Pea
body Gardner, who for many years
represented the sixth Massachusetts,
district in Congress. Mrs. Means Is
one of the most interesting of hostesscs
on the North Shore, and every Summer
she does much in the way of making
the stay of Washington friends enjoy
able.
Edgewater House. the Summer home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter of
Washington. is In readiness for oc-
cupancy, and the Letters who recently
observed their twentieth wedding ami
versary, are soon to come to Beverly
Farms for the season. The British
embassy is just across the way from
the Letter home, and. as usual. there
will be much entertaining done at
Edgewater House, The Letter young
folks, Miss Nancy and Thomas Letter,
will soon be home from school. and the
visit Of their parents Is usually timed
TO the vacation season.
Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer. who has
so many friends in Washington. again
is at her Rock Maple villa, at Hamil-
ton, in the Myop!a district. for the
season. Mrs. Meyer was abroad for
the Winter and early Spring. and spent
most OF her time in Italy. where for
number of years she made her home
in Rome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey l.. Cabot of
the Oaks. at Beverly Farms. who spend
their Winters in Washington. are now
abroad. but are planning to return ia
the North Shore in July They will
De at the Farms for a long season, and
as usual. Mrs. Cabot will do much
entertaining. especially for those In
the diplomatic set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Merrill of Wash
lngton are to spend the Summer at
Avalon. their Prides Crossing estate
1t is just now at its late Spring best
and Is one Of the most attractive cs-
tates in the colony Secretary of the
treasury Andrew w. Mellon spent a
Summer there few seasons ago while
the Merrills were abroad.
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of guests who will be here from out of
town for the occasion. Monday night
an informal sports dance will be held at
| the Country Club at 10 O'Clock The
affair will be given by the invited young
/ men in honor OF the sorority members
Mrs. Henry Weyl left Washington
Friday for New York to spend week
as the guest of her brother and sister,
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Jules de Mesluita
Mrs. r. B. Behrend will entertain 80
guests, friends of her young daughter
Amy. at lawn party tonight at her
home on Military road in honor of her
cousin. Miss Mildred BonTit Of Dallas.
Tex. Supper will be served at small
! tables on the lawn.
Miss Hilda Louis of Baltimore will
be the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kohner of 1888 Belmont rd this wsex,
to attend the graduation Of her niece,
Miss Elizabeth Kohner. at Central High
School Wednesday evening
Miss Rose Blumenfeld. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bhmcnfeld OF
Alexandria. Va. was among the grad
yates Of George Washington University
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Peyser who were
guests last week Of their son and daugh-
tEJ -ln-fdN, MT. anu kiTS. i iI1eOuOTe Fey-
ser have returned TO their home In
Newport News, Va
The junior Sigma Omega ri Sorority
has arranged for dinner TO take place
at the Hotel Martinique Thursday night,
June 81, for It's members, as q closing
meeting for the year
Miss Frances Strstton, the fiancee OF
Mr.. Edgar Baum attended the Baum
Sp,ro wedding in Pittsburgh Tuesday.
June IL
The Misses Edith and Elizabeth Koh-
ner are leaving Saturday, June %, for
Scarsdale. N. Y, to be the guests OF
their brother-in-la and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Deitsch. who are enter
tanning at house party for them be-
fore they leave for Tripp Lake Camp.
Poland, Me, on June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jackson re-
turned Wednesday from weeks trip TO
Atlantic City and New York.
Mrs. A. Werksnan entertained a party
Of 20 at the Madrillon Sunday evening,
June 10, in honor Of her daughter
Sylvia
Miss Nathlie Roscnthai entertained
1T luncheon bridge and shower" at
her home Wednesday for Miss Bessie
. Abramson. whose marriage to Mr.
! Simon w. Levitan gilI take place today.