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THOMAS 3 OWEN Il BON. AUCTIONEERS.
1925 EYE ST, NV.

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9. l. eeTssln deed q ,r.,ss &c &c
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- 81 tae lind records Of The D.gtrics Of
81 WEDNESDAY. AUGUST IMEETY -S. e
foilowsng described and and PREMISE SIT
ws'e IN the District OF Columbia. and BEING
BE- osrsd Ten gnndred and eiSht ioos5 as DE-
Ecrfbed IN said deed OF trust upon the ioi-
Terns of ssie. said property is sab.ee, %
nsss Of 5000 90. and said PROPERTY VII Be
Se 3 S aia ss e4ss sver a ssePs
sse sec ss a es r. t H. s RI piaa
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east n the option Of the purchaser I'm
s s' If s tanss ss p PIC q vii ss r
sasfSe a. the tiane Of sails AL eonyeJanc-
r'e srs e &c al. = 20 's 3: : ssss e R
osSsrssss deposit s4ii = torseiss5 sna prem
p1Ts1sl-T sttes i've Isl DAYS adyertiss.
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iszs he folios sf d.ssesi,,sd IsSd end prem
aseks wltn Improvements easements rights
NJ situate I'd fyias ID to CITY Of Wash
snsten, p4stIset 81 cenmea. .Eamely Le'
@leton's sa6aivtsiSn Of bsst Of original 10
feslr - ia square EumbeEea SIXTY
p .S Ger ss sss ess'' ese 81 lie Blstr tic
Of c.lgnsbis subject 10 fae covenants 81
uxtes In cash Of Which fesesli ~ $50
EsHst he made wsth the trustee At tfme o
ale sEs lie bsia~cs 10 sagal aotes o
re BOpehsser psYzhis 10 ene sae 100 year
tier date 81 sale With interest 81 the rs'l
af AK per rent pef snnhrn. saa psYabi
ssagssFggNe i3R. ssgnFfa by reed Of trust 81
re sTo1~Tty seia o. ali cash. - the oetig'
~ re pure laser The terms ~ sale 20
Segnpisad with vit%in thiHfF ssYs from as'i
~ sete IL default ~ whieh The oFsne (
xii ~ TeEoiG 81 the risk anc cost Of u
gefsHltins purehases alter i've days r sS
fertissmfat ~ some nsWsnapsi ptnli. ~
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hoe ezsmtnstlon and recording at the, q
neFSe OF she Rnfgnsssf
UNION TRUST co OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
TfeEiee,
BY GEO FTKMIErE
fgssfA Attest Vice PreEi featt
IRVING ZfFeLE, 18TH 4 II SEs. NV
EscEetEfy
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FrcrARD r.. HARRIS,
NATHAN DUvAr.L.
TICS r OWEN & SON. ATJcTToNEERS
1891 Eye Street Northwest.
RuSTErs' SALE nF vAtUARLE SIX.
ROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE
?-CAR GARAGE. 1918 UNION STREET

TRUSTEES SALE aF vAtUARLE SIX
ROOM BRICK AND FRAME HOUSE.
SW.
BY virtue of. certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Libsr No 53e8. folio 265 ct see.
Of the land records Of the District of CO.
iumb.a, and at the request Of the party Sc
cured thereby. the mnderstsned trustees will
sell at punlic ansttcn: - front Of the prem.
ISes, on Friday. THE TWENTY -FOfIRTH
Day, 0E AuGc , ISL, A;D 1929; AT THREE
described land and premises, situate In the
District OF Columbia and designated as and
brIng part of original 10. numbered fifty
s0D in square numbered I'VE hundred and
two 50z). beginning feet south from tt 4,
rerth@est corner of said lot. theece scYt IS
.henee north is feet, thence west, 100 feet
Terms. Sold subject to q prior deed lof
trust for si,5D0 further particulars Of vi ach
will Be announced at, time of sale; the lElr-
shase price above said trust 70 be pal ! in
gTaeins recprding. s.e-; at purehaser's cost
1901 DAYS. otherwise de0esit farfeite c and
Tie property may ne advertised and hesold
al the discretion of the trustees
BARRY X. POSS "
H. GLENN PFE' rs,
AaIa.l ,2Oz1,13 TT Bstees
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THOs- j, OWEN ( son. AUCTIONEERS,
fASl EYE ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE EIGHT
ROOM FRAME DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES s9a2 MORRISON STREET
NORTHWEST
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded February 2. 1928. as instrument
l2e of the land records of the District of
Columbia, and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front OF the
premises premises on TuEsDAYs THE TWENTY WEI Y
TWO O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and being
lot 50 in square ,i74s in Fulton r. Gordon
subdivision called Connecticut Avenue Ter
race as per. plat recorded in. the. Office Of
the surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber County 81. at folio SO: subject to the
building restriction line as shown on said
plat and covenants of record.
Terms: Sold subject 70 a prior deed Of
VIII be announced et time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash A deposit of 1900 required Convey
sncirg, recording. etc; at purchasers cost,
Terms to be complied with within thirty
days otherwise depnS,t forfeited and the
property r7ay be advertised and reseld at
the discretion of the trustees
T HOWARD DucKETT.
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Ann 81 Il = = x 3 81 / SOS. kae.Ioaesrs


TRUSTEE .lSAls&, -sNlL s-kgASAsAEs4s<s. AN
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS
Seo< YoST PLACE .NoRIHEA ST
seSerded i, Lseer No ss4s. sf6ht 2ss Ct SEQ.
q the. lsnd reeoESs Of the District OF Colpnls
hls, and A. the ieoeeSt OF tile SpsTs% sseaEfd
thereby sfcs urcerSi Speo -tJAsteel vii oneIs
fofS sale ssyf pUctsc aGetiosf,' in from .of ehe
ETsgSsys ~ TtgsEps ss.s TSE sSSsSr ess
iseS. situstef in the District Of Columbia, to
Scsmmesf's subdivision cf parts cf tire tracts
Of hand kncwh As Barcsdnes .ano Scotland
Enserre6." as per plat recorded IN Lioer g.:
81 Soisn SIS of ,n1e records of the soiScf OF
the surveyor az the District of Columbia;
SUBJECT to restrictions ana covenants OF
TesSscs- Of $sse, The above property viii De
.os sSe,es' e PRO, deed 81 ,5oe trust soa fss
10 he in cash. balances of the purchase price
70 be represented by a note payable at the
fase OF SIS 90 per month including interest
ct 6rr, xatd note 10 he secured by a second
deed Of trust up0n the property sold. or all
cash over trust at option Of purchaser. A
cepoSit of 500 90 required Of purchaser AT
tiTfe az sale An ccayeyaneinS. record1hR
ana notsrisl fees at cost NJ purchaser.
thirty DAYS from day of sale, otherwise the
trustee reserves th4 right 10 resell the prop
erty ST. the risk and cost OF the defaulttnF
purchaser after Ave days advertisement OF
such resale II some newspaper published IN
TaE wa5HfNGT5N LOAN &
TRUST CO. Trustee .
BY ALFRED II. LAWSON.
Af9tdIdss eSSu Real Estate 0t1cers
$50
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Ihe ebOYf SAT- has been p0stp0ned until
FRIDAY, AfGUhT SEVENTEEN At TWO
THIRTY pm Sans plAes. ~ order OF
trustees AulA,16
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THOMAS ] OWEN 4 son. AuCTToNEERs.
ST f~.f4as BYE ST NV 80

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FaEAAs
ESTATE. BEING A TWO-STO2Y BRICK
DWELLING CONTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. KNOWN AS 3905 THiR-
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
1ys virtue of q certain deed az trust, re-
corded IN Liber No. 57s2, at folio 4sI, OF
the land records of the District Of Columbia;
and at the request of the parties secured
thereby. the undersigned will sell st plDnc
auctions in front Of the preInlsaS, on TUES
Day. AUGUST TWENTY FIRST, le2S. At
scrihsd isno and premises. situate IN the
hered forty t40t IL block numbered two ~,
North Columbia HEIGHTS" as described 10
said deed Of trust upon the following
Purchaser to pay cne-third Of the pur-
chase price in cash, the balance In TWO
!nstaTmtnts in ore ana two years, respcc-
lively. WITH interest at the rate Of Sc per
anrrrn, and secured By deed OF trust on
the property sold. or all cash. at the opticn
OF the purchaser Taxes and interest pslo
or adjusted to the date OF sale: all convey
ssciuR. recording. etc, at the cost OF pur-
chaser: good title OF no sale. 4 deposit 81
$500 viii be required at the time OF sale
and settlement tn be within thirty t3la DAYS
of the date Of sale. or deposit forfeited anu
the property resold. at the cost and riss OF
the 6efaufting purrhasFr. after I'VE 80
DAYS. pFeysous advertisement OF such resale
in seine WASHINGTON newspaper.
B FRANCIS SAUL
No e2s isth ST. NV.
j wRTLEY JACOBS.
No. g25 18th st. NV.
auta-sksx exss Trustees
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Il. HOWARD DUCkEITs
auIS IT. % %. a4oT Trnstaas
THoS. ). OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEFRS.
1881 EYE ST. NV


TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE SEMI
NINTH STREET SOUTHEAST
recorded in Lber No. 1850. folio los ct SEQ .
lumbia; and at the request OF the party
VAL sell at PUBLIC auction. in frort Of the
THIRD DAY OF AUGUST AID 1923. AT
THREE- THIRTY O'CLOCK NJ the follow
inRsdescribe6 land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia. and deSignated as
ard being part OF ORIGINAL lot in square
9a5, described as follows. Beginning for the
same ct a pei~t or the east line of 9th
street east 2 feet : inches south of the
northwest corner Of said Int. thence south
along said street IL feet inches. thence
east rs feet 1919 inches TO the rear line Of
said lot. thence north along said rear line
10 feet inches. thence west lis feet 1915
incf~s u beefnniug. and also known as the
noTth 10 feet inches front M said street
hv fnA derth thereof Of lot q in the sub
1tvi-'on Of lots IN said xn'tare made by
G. G.. Iangley. ad5nini~trator. as pav plat
accorded IN Liber W. B. NJ. faiio ia7. az
the records of the ONCE Of the surveyor
Of the District OF Columbia
Terms: All cash deposit Of 1900 re-
ouired. Conveyancirg. recording, etc. at
PURCHASERS cnst. TaFuis 10 be- complied
with within thirty DAYS. otherwise deuOslt
forfeited and the p-oDerty may be adver-
ttsed and Feseld at the discretion Of the
trustees.
FTcrAeD z HARRIS.
NATHAN DUvAI.L.
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THOMAS y OWEN q son. AUCTFoNEERS.
i435 Eye Street Northwest.

EsTaTE. BE Afs d5NE.AkD- .HALF-
STORY FRAME DWT4 LING. CONTAIN
ING FIVE ROOMS AND Bath. KNOWN
As 1881 JACKSON STREET NORTH
NJ virtue Of certain deed Of trust re-
corded ia LdbeY No 54s9 at folio 90, of
s s re r e sas D Fl he p 81 ss
cured therppy. the undersigned wiz sell at
public auction. in front of The premises: %
~ 81 FaREF.THIRTY O'CLOCK PM.
situate IN the District Of Columhia. and
beng iei numbered t%sntSgs, ,a .a IA -
described IN said deed Of trust upon the
Terms Of sale. Said property Is Subject
edneSs Of 90. ana said property vii
eesia qness. q ths p'i.ens.se prs ,r over e
70 be paid In cash and the balance in twc
tive years with interest at the rate Of
T ., as sssad 9sa x tssss aDon sse
81 tie fhe : purchaser. Interest and taxes % be
s sasf. o s gu S IN e df f q
f rsasir e ii the ti TsN Of sale All con:
zsnaE .re1Gn & sale sale e se ee co o9ss
xIth within thirty 800 DAYS from day Of
sale. otherwise. deposit viii be forfeited
s op'r sre sa 8 s,e Tsf Eve sq Isl ''s DAYS 8
ADVERTISEMENT Of such resale in some news
paper pabashed n WASHINGTON. . c.
- FRANCIS SAUL
NO s15 18th ST. NV.
wTL.LIAAf p BENSON.
80. SIS 18th st NV.
THOMAS J oWEN 3 BON, ApcriosEERs'
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS. ]. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERS,
IA2S EYE ST, NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING, BRING
NORTHWEST
b. virtue Of a certain deed of trust, dated
April %, 1884, helms instrument No %. re-
eordec May {, 1897, AMONG the lend records
request Of the party secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii sell at puelic AUG
ton. ia front Of The premises, on TUESDAY
TIE TWENTY FIRST DAY OF AUGUST.
A.D 1928. AT FOUE-TAIETY O'CLOCK
PM the following- described laId and
premises SITUATE in the District Of Column
eia, and DESIGNATED as and being the south
Is feet By the fuu depth thereof of original
lot 20 in SQUARE $50; said property now
known for purposes Of assessment and tax
alton as lot sol in SQUARE sac
Terms Of sale: O0e-third Of the purchase
money to he maid in cash. balance IN two
equal insta llHlentS, payable in one and two
Years with interest at seven per centam
rer annenl- payable scmt-annHaliy. from day
OF sale. secured by deed Of trust upon the
property seia, or ali cash, at tia OPTION OF
the purchaser deposit Of $500 VIII be
required at time Of sale. All eonveyancins,
record.RS. etc, az cost Of purchaser Terms
10 be committed with within thirty days from
CAV of Sele> otherwise the trustees reserve
the risht TO resell the property, at the risk
end cost of Gefaulttngs purchaser, after Tse
days advertisement OF such resale IN Scfne
newspaper published III washington, ID. &C.
= SAMUEL A. DRURY.
flames B. NICHOLSON,
aule~6&6sexSH Trustees.
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WILLIAM =. BENSON.
NO. 9S5 18th ST. MY
s ,eNk5i Trustee
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ERNrsY u. wIt.Ltams. Attarney.. :,

~ ,'',, , esp:res October i5 1928
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INSTALLMENT XII,
The Rrihe.

THE landlady entered moment or
two later, carrying a square,
blue envelope.
Il II don't know the names of
you gentlemen" she said. Us
NF Do 80; -,
Smyrna times., 1928-08-22
FOR RENT

A farm on road leading from Clay
ton to Millington Near concrete
road, school and church. For partic-
uarls apply to JOHN R. PRATT,
8-15 2t Phone 245R2 Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1928-08-22
VIM. IL. PleasantOn
-NOTICE-
SMYRNA, DEL

Notice is hereby given that letters
testamentary We're in due form of law
granted unto the undersigned. All
persons having claims against the es-
tate of Miss Emma n. Wilds, deceased
will present same on or before the
28th day of May, 1929, or abide by
Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided.
CLARENCE g. SMITHERS,
Executor Of Estate,
8-15 ut Of Emma r. Wilds
Smyrna times., 1928-08-22
FOR SALE

Seven-room Bungalow with electric
lights, for sale at Kenton. Posses
sion 80 days.
S. G. WALKER,
I'd If Kenton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1928-08-22
PUBLIC SALE
5 Head Horses & Mules
9 HEAD of COWS

These are Holsteins and Guernseys. milking
good. > Holstein Heifers. l Guernsey Heif-
er. l Hostein Bull These cattle have been
a credited herd for years
Smyrna times., 1928-08-22

IA If
Evening star., 1928-05-05
MRS. MERRITT HEADS
D. C. WOMEN'S CLUBS
Elected President of Federation at
Annual Meeting-Full Board
of Officers Chosen.

Mrs. Ergar b. Merritt was unan-
imously elected TO succeed Mrs. Vir-
ginia White Speel as president of The
District of Columbia Federation Of wom-
ems Clubs at the closing session of
It's two-day annual meeting in the
Roosevelt Hotel yesterday.
Other officers elected were: Mrs
William j. La Varre. first vice-presi-
dent; Mrs Gertrude Bischoff. second
vice president; Mrs Harvey w. Wilcv.
recording secretary: Mrs. E. c. Criswell
secretary: Mrs. A. B..
McManus. treasurer: Mrs. Tamar F.
Rorke, auditor. and Mrs. Virginia
White Speel, general director.
The annual meeting was the first
ever held by the organization at which
there were no guest speakers, the ses-
sionS being devoted to reports and dis
cussions of the federation's activities
Entertainment features consisted of
musical numbers, including community
singing led by Mrs. Arthur Seaton.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
HOUSE COMMITTEE 0. KS
FOUR D. C. SCHOOL BILLS
Favorable Report Ordered on Meas
ures Previously Approved by
Senate Committee.

Four bills affecting the schools of the
District. which were previously approved
by the Senate District committee. were
ordered favorably reported to the House
District committee at its meeting next
Wednesday. by the Reid subcommittee
on education after hearing last night
The most important OF these measures
authorizes furnishing free text books in
the high schools Another would pro-
tect members of the Board of Education
from being sued as individuals for acts
of the board as whole. A third bill
proposes to amend the teachers salary
bill SO that the Board Of Education
could require junior high school teachers
to take an examination before they
could claim a senior high school salary
Under the present act they Immediately
claim the higher salary as soon as they
have received college degree.
The fourth bill exempts school em-
ployes from the $4,000 limitation on
salaries now fixed by law.
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Big Bill" Haywood Recovering.

MOSCOW. May 5 OP--William d.
big Bid Haywood. former leader of
the Industrial Workers of the World
who has been seriously Ill in the Krem-
lin Hospital following upon a stroke,
last night was reported as considerably
improved. His physician believed that
he was out of imminent danger.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued Ia the
following
Lewis l.. Chamberlain and Christine +.
Wilmington.
Paul f. Bittorf and Madeline Beliaggi.
both of Baltimore Nd.
Kenneth l.. Barnard OF New York city
and Aranka v MAJOR OF Berlin Germany.
Francis Holly and Emmailne Butler.
+. Harold OF Zsncsyille. ohio, and Rita
Hume of this city
Robert X. HAYDEN of Tompkiusyjlle. Md
and Anna NJ. Ryce Of Ryceyille. Md
Louis Shul and Ida Elkln. both OF Rich
moad Va.
Martir r. White of PHILADELPHIA Pa aud
Katherine " Wright OF this city,
. James e johnson and wlnifrrd Wilson.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
South Africans Visit Lisbon.

LISBON. Portugal. May LP).--A
delegation from the Union of South
Africa, including Minister of Railroads
Manin, arrived yesterday to confer with
the Portuguese government about the
nearly concluded agreement with Portu-
gal
Evening star., 1928-05-05
Arts and Crafts Tea
At Club House.

Members OF the Washington Society
OF Arts and Crafts win be guests OF
nonor at a tea tomorrow afternoon in
the Arts Club. at 2Oi7 Eve street. on
the occasion Of the formal opening al
the clubhouse OF their Spring exhibt-
ton In connection with that Of the
industrial arts section OF the Arts Club
who VIII be the hosts OF the afternoon
Inere VIII be q dinner Thursday
evening IN the clubhouse, with Miss
Elizabeth Hammond and Miss Gene
we've Hendricks as hostesses, followed
by an interesting program. which will
lake the form OF demonstration by
various crafters Of weaving. book bind
ing leatner' metal and interior decorat-
ing.
Ten-minute talks win be given DIR.
ing the demonstrations by the artists
and the guests will be invited to in
spect their work as IL progresses
throughout the evening.
DR.. and Mrs Edward Boyd simonds
will celebrate their return To the oId
Walker homestead by a family reunion
at Toaping Castle, east Of BranchviIle
Nd. Saturday, May IL. All members
OF the Walker family are invited In
make this large family party
AS no cards have been issued and
ths LIS an informal gathering each
family Is asked TO bring a basket lunch
and spend the day or as long a time
as possible
Dr. and Mrs. Simonds will be glad
70 have their other friends call in the
late afternoon or evening.
The Ohio Girls Club will hold its
last dance OF the season this evening
at the Deniee, 1919 r street.
| Mrs. Lloyd Pasour Of Decatur street
| entertained at a farewell LUNCHEON
| Thursday, in honor OF Mrs. l.. r. Blaek
| who Will leave Washington, NAV II
| for Harrisburg, where she Will make
/ her future home.
! Mrs f. r. Bowman OF Helena Mon,
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SOCIETY
Navy Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur Sail
for Short Consolidating This
Morning in Cabinet Circle.

can Mixed Claims Commission and
Frau KiSSelbach nave closed tAeir
apartment in the Mayfiower and gone
10 New York, from where they will sail
today for their home in Germany.
MIR and Mrs Victor Kauffmann will
entertain at dinner this evening.
Mrs, Edwin B. Parker. wife of Judge
Parker. will entertain at a musical fol-
lowed by tea this afternoon, IN her
home on Twenty-fouth street. Miss
BeInice Stahlser of New York. contral-
to. will give the program. Mrs. Parker
playing her accompanimentS.
MISS Bina Day Deneen. daughter Of
Senator and Mrs, Charles S. Deneen.
and her house guest. Miss Betty Taylor
Of EaStland, TEX, who were classmates
al Bryn Mawr. motored there yesterday
10 attend the May fete and will so to
Princeton today to attend dance this
evening and return tomorrow,
Miss Phyllis Walsh and Miss Alice
Hester Griffin. SchoolmateS Of Miss De-
neen IN Cmcago will arrive tomorrow
in time for the tea. which Miss De-
nccn will give tomorrow afternoon for
Miss Helen Clifford. daughter of Col.
and Mrs Edward Clifford of Chicago,
Mfr and Mrs Benjamin Royal Hol-
conbe will entertain about 200 guests
at a circus" party this evening at the
Montgomery Country Club.
Mr.. Frederick V. Coville. president of
the Arts Club of Washington. and Mrs.
Coville viii be at home to the men,
berS of the Arts Club and other friends
Tuesday afternoon. May 8, from 4 TO
6 80 o'clock in their residence. at 1886
California avenue northwest. No cards
have been issued.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

who has been visiting in New York. is
now at the Grace Dodge Hotel for an
extended stcy.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

TsE Secretary of the Navy ana
ms Wilbur viii sail this after
noon on the Sylph with party
fer a cruise down the Potomac
In the company Will be Mrs
Harry 3 hcyt of Jacksonville, Fla,
MISS Nancy 40yt, sister and niece ot
Vice President Dawes. and Miss Louise
Dawes Shed5. niece Of The Secretary
and Mrs Wilbur
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. William Nj. JardIne attended the
Wedding at II o'clock this morning of
Il, III niece. Miss Rita Hulme. and MI. E,
Harold HucheS Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio,
which took place in The home Of the
uncle and aunt Of the bride. Mr.. and
MIS- Prank X. Nebcker, at 3409 Wood
,oy road
Only members Of the immediate
families and f2w intimate friends
witnessed The ceremony. which was per-
formed by lhe bridsgroomS father. the
rev George HGcheS pastor Of the
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbus. Ohio The charming home
4 MIR. and MIS- N2bekey was especially
decorated vl,h flowers Of the season.
su5 the drawing room where the cere-
Glcny w2S performed and the dining
-eN.G where the breakfast Was served
later we're artistic both in the arrange
rlcNt and color scheme.
The bride wore a m0diSh ensemble OF
navy blue crepe, her hat ana other ac-
cesS0r3eS in perfect keeping. and her
coyS3ec bouquet was Of orchids and lilies
a. the valley. Attending her was her
cousin. Miss Rhon6a Nebeker. and Mr..
Hughes had as best man Dr.. Clifford
CT.mp of Delaware. Ohio.
Mr. Hughes is an attorney at ZaneS-
Vile Ohio and after 4 motor trip he
VII take his bride there to live.
Out-of-tovn guests were Mrs, J. A.
Huims Of Logan. Utah. mother OF the
bride Miss Mabel Hughes of Columbus.
Ohio, sister Of the bridegroom. Lieut.. R
S Barnahy Of Dayton. Ohio, and Mr.,
Kencnth Browning Of GAINESVILLE Ohio.
Mrs. Hughes IS well known in Wash
inEton society and frequently assisted
her aunt. Mrs Jar6ine, at her official
afternoons at home. She is possessed
Of many social graceS and is diStin-
gulsAed for her mental achievements,
having for some time filed a responsible
position IN the Department Of Agricul-
ture
Evening star., 1928-05-05

you the opportunity for acquiring a
homesite whose position and possi-
bilities are not excelled and hardly
equalled in Washington, The much
desired country atmosphere prevails
here and will be preserved. for re-
strietionS are imposed. that while
allowing wide latitude for the indul.
gence of personal taste inSureS against
industrial encroachmentS and an un-
harmonious neighhorhood No more
advantageous location sor the estah-
liShment of permanent home exists
in this vicinity, The Edison w Briggs
Co, owners and developers Ct Rock
Greek Park Estates, act as financial
and business counsel for the buyers
Of property in the Estates,
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Miss Rachel Klihe, Hirmhurst Apart
mentS, is spending some time in Florida