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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
Real Estate for Exchange

WANTED-S emi-modern home from owner;
not over 81 500; call evenings Ia. 0860.
OTTERBEIN. 425I-Equity in Arm. cot
tage, vii take car or tr}. Oh. 29l9 for lnt.
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Rooms for Rent

/ ALABAMA. 100 N.-Frout. conner, Ight,
/ coll springs closet. near 4tal4 ti Hiilat
/ private home. "a single; S. double.
/ ALABAMA, n. I838--Nice rms; pleasant
/ home. splendid car line; cheap rent.
/ ASHLAND i54q-Nice front nm, prIva te
| doue. COLLEGE. ii. 1899.
BELL FONTAINNE. 1862 modern fur
nlshrd rms. SUIT girls; plenty not
/ water. He. 58l8.
BROADWAY 2t33-Nice. fur. rm.; or
/ Q private home; College car. Ha 3654-W.
! CAPITOL. 2f06 Neatly fur. telephone ex-
tension. meals gar optional Ia. 1881.
! CENTRAL t132-FRONT. SIDE ROOM.
! GENTLEMEN. II. $3.50.
CENIFAJ. 28l9 -DelghtfW front rm. for
/ 2. excellent meals ia. l582-J.
CENTRAL CAR, 527 E 12th-Side front.
/ or ., 50 each: private home. RI. 7l08.
CENTRAL. 1822-LarRe rm.. mod. private
( home plenty hot water. "a. $3.50.
CENTRAL. 2aGt- Pleasant. airy nm. mod
ern, reasonable, meals opt. Ia. 4l81-W.
CENTRAL CAR-Nicely furnished room; 1
or ladies': privileges. He 34oI.
CENTRAL. i456-Large clean. nicely furn..
room, modern. near bath. n. -414g-
CLINTON EOTEL-29 Viz. Ave; house
keeping; also sleeping: clean. modern.
COLLEGE,. 2242-Verv nice rm.; modern
home. newly dec; coust. hot Va. lie. 100.
COLLEGE $685. Beautiful. modern room;
pri. home; privileges; gar. wa. 034l-B.
DELAWARE. 7l3-ChOtCc front ROOM nice
FOR couple. Ri. 67l8. Apt. 10.
HARBOUR HOTEL
Crib n. Illinois; convenient location:
mod. rms.; special WEly rates.
HOOSIER INN
40 Mass: clean. airy rms, showers; s.. s..
ILLINOIS NJ l23t-Rms for men; SO so
% $3.50 week.
VINGTON-Unusually attractive for one
when appreclates nice home. lr ll62.
NORTH. 226 E.-Attractive. cool rm.. prl-
waite home. plenty hot water. Ri, $3.50.
OHIO HOTEI-i26ia E. Ohio clean. newly
decorated rms, plenty hot wafer; 81 up
PENN. N l4o9-A3t. 1. attractive nm;
private home privileges. n. 6llO.
PROSPECT. 1919 - Large, nicely furn
rm-. mod, eFerTthg. .urn. DIT. 08l5-W-
TALBOT. 23l7 N-Attractiye rn7., mod
Hrn private home, aaSonable. IA. Ib04
VERMONT. W. 36-Savay: Apt. 6; pleas
ant front RIM. for lady. RI. 222l.
WALNUT E.. 452. APT. 2-Avery: lovely
bedroom. private family: private ent.
I2TH. E.. 422- Pleasant airy rm.; plenty
or 2. Ii 63l8. ----------
nth E.. 320-Very. pleasant room; en-
poyed lady; private home. Ha. O433.
18TH. d. 665-Rm.. suitable for ?; private
home; breakfast if desired. he. 2826
34TH. W. ll22-Nice nm. twin beds ga
rage optional. SO Ia. 059l.
home, / or 2: ideal ioca Wa 5220-M.
PLEASANT RM.-Good private home
north. Young business men preferred: ga
rage breakfast optional Wa. lbs
CLEAN-Nice nm. suit. sleep; housekeep-
ing; modern; near car. Ia 40l6.
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Room Wanted

EMPLOYED MAN. 39-Would appreciate
go0d home-hke place, state all particulars
y. 81. Times
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BABY BUGGY-ReaI bargain for 81. 1927
E, Washington ST. Ri 1908.
BAKERY Complete; cash or
terms; very reas.; real buy. On. 6900, "a.
BARBER CHAIR - REASONABLE. CD
BED DAVENPORT AND CHAIR,-$95;. g.
piece dtning-rOOm suite, SO; bed, SprlngS'
mattress, vanity chest ana nenCHlI} S5 .ao
Showing. all DAY and evening until 3;5U
D m. 2428 n. Meridian St.
BICYCLE-Boy's in good condition; rea-
souable Call DR. 3096-J.
CINDERS- Driveways, walks. eXcaYat1ng
and hauling. a. w. Newland, Dr.. 4531.
CTNDERS - DELIVERED ANYWHERE;
PRICES REASONABLE. IA. lib.
CONCESSION TENT-16x12. and frame;
used months; real bargain. Oh. 1881.
DAVENO-59 90; unfinished breakfast set,
S9.98, library table. $3.50; Kitchen cab
met. SIS; dresser, $3.50; china closet.
$40. 1912 S. Meridian ST.
DAVENPORT TABLE-Priced reasonable.
DR.. 5995-R.
DAY BED-And gas range. practically
new cheap. z N. Webster st.
DINING ROOM sUITE--8 pieces. oak bed
daveno; lib airy table. all good cond.: very
reasonable. Har. BASIN.
FURNITURE pieces antique ga; ocond.'
barg 1925 BelIefontaine. He. 5l25.
GARLAND COMBINATION RANGE--$20.
1889 Singleton st.
Gas RANGE" quick Neal" good condi-
ton; real bargain. Or. 33l8. -
GLADIOLUS BULBS-Dozen 35c; 100. 50;
LOCO, Sis. Hu. 4575. 5526 n. Penn. 81.
KITCHEN CABINET-''H oosier;" SIS; Red Rec
Star OIL Range, 6 burner, high oven, $50.
1886 Baltimore or RI 1888. MR.. Jones
LINOLEU M-Remanents less than cost;
various sizes. PATTERSON SHADE CO..
9 Washington St. Bro floor.
OAK CROSS TIES-Also. piling for sale;
cbpon 1Vr4tp .IObt1 MdTtIOSyille
Ind. r, R: No. 5, or phone G. W. Barton,
Be. 0805M
OVEN-"Hubbard; No II; viii sacrifice
real cheap if sold by Friday. Dr. 6528.
Refrigerators
AT FACTORY PRICES-These refrigerators
are scientifically constructed, proved and
tested at Columbia University: a small
easy terms. Polar Ice and Fuel Co.. 1000
Northwestern Ave. Phone ia. 0689.
PUGS-3; velvet Brussels 9x12 cd. cond.
cheap. He. 5037, mornings. 1861 Ruckle.
SEWING MACHINE-Drop-head; SSeWs Cd;
So. Gas range, ice box. 1853 College.
SINGER ELECTRIC-PortabIes, S28; drop
head 49, Open evenings. 838 Vir. Ave.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES
Electric drop heads. repair all makes
126 W WASHINGTON. RI. 97l8
STORAGE BATTERIES = And rectifler.
Call mornings. 1915 Guilford Ave.
SULKY-LIoyd Loom. with top, Sc. Oh.
O431 or 242 Eastern Ave.
Easy Washers and all other makes re-
paired and rebuilt like, new regardless OF
age, Free estimates; old and experienced
ING HOUSE. Oh. 0852.
BARRETT WADE FURNITURE CO.-86e
Virginia Ave: furniture, rugs. stoves
refrigerators new and used furniture
for working 'reople. Cash or credit Easv
terms Open evenings DR. 1867
WINDS OF THE WESTERN SEA-ATe not
as comfortable as ''Nu-Air'' ventilators
Let's prove it. MEIER ELECTRIC &
MACHINE co. Ventilating Engineers. 13e
S. Meridian st. Ii 240l-02
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT--Outside or in
side. Is colors and white 81 SO gallon
366 S. Meridian ST. Ri 9165.
FURNACE HARDWARE co.
Garden tools and seed. trellases, screen
doors, etc. 1879 W. 18th. Ii. 5381.
LEAVING CITY-Dining room suite daven-
port, swing stand and swing; other furnt-
ture 1923 Beechwood Ave.
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Business Opportunities

LADY OR GENT PARTNER-small CAPT
tai; 100 per cent profit. Chance of life
time. Box E So, care Times
RESTAURANT Never closed: good bust
ness and location; lease. Estate. Ii 1876
BEFORE listing your rentals call c. =.
OSbIrn Dr. 61S4
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Business Announcements

PAPER HAEGIEG-Cleauinz, upholsterinR
and repairing. Be. l82i-M.
PAPER HAEGINCi-Cleaniuz and paint
'ng. high-c!ass vo-E. Oh ok.
PAPER HANGMG-Paintin7. Dlastering
general Icpsir Work- Ch. 0469.
TINNTNC-Roofng ice boxes. washing
machines repaired. DR.. 1915. Dr.. IGOR.
UPEOL STEERING - Furniture repairing,
mattresses renovs ted. Ha-tmans. d. 2322
WALL PAPER-Aud hardwood floors
cleaned. WORK guar. Hu. 1910; On. $3.50.
WALL PAPER CLEANING; PAINT WASH
lNG-Sl per room: hrst class Work guar
NOTICE TO DECORATORS
Brand new val paper stock. new pat,
make delivery 70 The decorator anywhere
in the city an hour from time you call
MILLER-WEILL PAINT co.
PAPER HANGING
can after p. m. Ii. ans
RUGS-Cleaned. 9x12. $3.50. Cau for and
deliver KEEMER RUG CO On. $685.
all KINDS or PLUMBING INSTALLED
AT REASONABLE Prices. u. 4055.
Expert Wall Paper Cleaners
All work guar. Ii 9Q82.
STAR RUG CLEANERS
service and satisfaction.
Ch $500.
RIVERSIDE RUG LEANEE2S-Work guar
snteed. aTi2; 81. n. 1859,
NOTICE TO DECORATORS.
Come tu and see our 1929 wall paper
books The very latest patterns OF at
t-aCtt-e prices.
MILLER We'll PAINT CONPANY.
537 z Washington ST. a. s589.
NOTICE TO PAINTERS
II ~ou have any customers desiring
monthly payments for painting their
homes see us about our I0-ucrrb-to-pay
plans no interest charge on deferred pay
mcafs This c0reres both labor and ma
ter5l
MILLER WE'LL PAINT co.
537-3a F. Washington Ri. 2630.
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Storage and Transfer


STORE-Your furniture IN FIRE proof stor-
age house Private lockers. Pay months
later. Special no charge for hauling
from april ! to April 30. Estimates
given without obligation. Call
4i9 o. Market RI. 7750
PACKING SHIPPING. Low RATEs-On
California shipments Local and overland1
hauling OTTO J SUES2. FL. 3628-656I
night Oh O699W4579 -.- -4-
j. +. TAYLoR TRANS. & STORAGE
Chicago. st. Louis Detroit. Cleveland or
other cities. Or. 307l or Ri. 1855.
8ORNMAN TRANSFER 90. Satisfactory
moving serviC-: overland trucking OF
furniture and freight. Oh. o57l.
FURNITURE MOVING-S3 load and up;
large covered trucks experienced help
give me q call. Or. 5857
BRTTTON TRANSFER Moving $3.50 load
large trucks; responsible men. Dr. 56l6
FURNITURE MOVED-$25O and ur: large
covered trucks. Ii 119o Oh. 143z.
c. H. NALONE-Transfer hauling, grad
ing and sodding. Oh. 5l14.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-18
Apartments for Rent

ASHLAND. 1851 rooms bath: SIS. heat.
water gas. free. Hu. 2048
ROADWAY 9Ie-z small fine apart. With
heat light. gas; walking distance.
CAPITOL n. $3.50 rooms; bath. heat
and water furnished.
DELAWARE 8I3 M rms bath. very
4 45ssonabie ''LIli s555
MARKET, z. 1928 rms bath, lights.
water heat furnished. va. Z3s3- a. n.
PARK 1865 rms; lower duplex; redeco-
rated; heat. water; s45 He 1895.
522- \. WALCOTT-5 large rms; garage:
near Teen; s32i water PAD. -
I2TH- E. 420--Very attractive. upper du-
plex; newly dec. heat. water iurn.
56Tu 1929 vs. rms: semi-mod. lights.
gas. water furn.. Sl6 IA. 04zg-E-
BOTH. w 846-5-raa. upper duplex; newly
deco. garage; So; rel I a. 3I1o----
32ND W. l27-Attractive; 5 rooms. mod
THOROUGHLY modern 2. 3, 4 and 5-room
apartment; locations north, east ana
south at reduced rent. See US or phone
Fl. Fl. WOODSMALL & co.
Fidelity Trust Building.
Ambassador Apartment Hotel
beautiful ultra modern furnished or
unfurnished; s60.5Q and up Daily or
Ri l37f or cali at Bldg. $50 y. Penn.
WEST ST. N III = Lower duplex; s
rooms. seml-uoderu; block walker S
thcater: SIS. Day. Ii. ooos; e'enlhg' Ii.
409l.
THE RUTH APARTMENTS
I14a Fairfield. attractive 3 rms. frc7t;
refrigeration. 54250. wa. 1888. or e4aI2o
THE LARCHMONT
23f6 Park Ave; very best 3-room. apart
ments IN city; soundproot ano az latest
Sc %
heat light, gas and Frigidaire. Phone
He 1877. -
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HOUSES az FLats Furnishee

HAMILTON. I7-5-room plain cottage;
partly furn.; garden spot very reas.'
near E Wash. Keys at 1856 y. Jefferson.
TOCKERBIE. SIS rms. nicely furn.,
reas.: walking distance L. fls3-
408 = 24TH-4-rm. upper duplex; every
thing furn; $50 Ta. 6549.
3 ROOMS-Modern: adults: So wk. Ia
1892. - -
UPPER DUPLEX-NeWly deco, nicely fur.
modern; private bath. r. 4l24-R.
For Furnished Houses and ApaItments.
SCHLOSS BROS. INVESTMENT CO..
1877 E. WASH. II, . 10,
OPEN TONIGHT-6 to 3, at Oil N;
Meridian. Apt No. T. four rooms and
SIN parlor; lower apartment; iWnish4ed
nicely s55 per mo. SchloSs BIOS Il.
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TYPEWRITERS-E known office ma
chine on sale. Multigraphs. monographs
power control; also foot-poWer addresso-
graphY. tMail-O-Meteri all correctly re-
built. KING TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
EOS Massachusetts Ave. Ii. 9470.
TYPEWRITER-A. w. NJ. Co. grade and
new portables; all makes. See the new
model Remington portable. Rentals, seTy-
ice and supplies. AMERICAN WRITING
MACHINE co. 1877 N Meridian St. Board
of Trade Bldg. Ii 6822. -
REFRIG.-3- meat blcks. register. display
cases IT,. IL it.: Toledo scales, marble
top enter. 10 it: knives, saws. IA. 07l6-W
FLOOR SCALES-One 3.500-lb double
beam. INDIANAPOLIS SCALE COM
PANY $40 E. Wash. st.
we build restaurant counters. bottle
ice boxes; they're cheaper here. KINGS
1851 Southeastern Ave. Drexs 3a18
SPECIAL RENTAL RATES-S2. SO and up
WOODSTOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 84I
Consolidated Bldg. Ii 4712.
CASH REGISTER = ''Remington:" good
condition: real bargain. Or. 1850,
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Radio and Equipment

One Clear Tone electric chassis with
tubes. regular price $ll0: our price $50.
Crossley electric; special $50.
One Liberty; tubes; SIS.
New. Kellogg electric; table model; very
special; 500.
one Buckingham electric; 7-tube CON
BOYD RADIO SHOP. 1879 f. 22nd st.
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Houses for Sale
JUST FINISHED

Here is an attractive bungalow. just
completed Il is or a paved street, Just
ten minutes straight south from the cen
ter Of town. Il has TWO extra large bed
rooms. large Lvlng-room and dining
room, built-ln cabinet and table IN the
Kitchen. fan basement, Rybolt furnace,
oak floors throughout, completely mod
ern. Only 81 400: on terms. They are
gong fast Who gets this once. II. ".
r-rrprp osno u. a0at
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.rgain Extraordinary

Bargain EAUEdOICIudGy
Slightly used alI-eleC Atwater Kent
so: very easy terms.
PEARSON PIANO co,
1913 N. Pennsylvania St
TRADE YOUR OLD PHONOGRAPHS-O
orthOphOniC on new radio OrthophoniC
combination and Majestic combination;
$50 to S125 allowance. This week only;
BALDWIN PIANO CO.. 81 Monument Circle
RADIO REPAIR-By experts. aerials:
eIiminatorS. Speakers or any make sets.
We Know How. EAST END RADIO.
Oh. 4033.
NEW JBNsON AUDITORIUM
Dynamic speaker. chassie only; cost $40;
sell for S35; none better; hear 1t at 1902
E. Washington, Oh 1245.
RAPIIoLA;1z,33i lust out $l16.5o: special
speaker $4,000; limited supply. Ha. 1920
HALF-DozEN GOOD USED BATTTEER2Y5,
SETS-Your choice, 500. BALDWIN
PIANO CO. 81 Monument Circle
ATWATER KENT-Model 40; complete;
S84.50; terms $500 down. CLAYPOOL
MUSIC SHOP. 108 W. washington st.
ATWATER KENT-Demonstrato like new
$40: complete 1877 N Illinois.
A-Superhetrodyne; battery set;
like new; bargain; terms. Oh. 6248.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

BARY. BUGGY-ReaI bargain for 81 1927
E. Washington St. Ri 1908.
BAKERY OUTFIT--Complete cash or
terms: very reas.; a real buy. Oh. $500, d..
BARBER CHAIN - REASONABLE. Oh,
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Store-Omce Supplies

REBUILT BUTCHERS COOLERS - AND
counters. at an exceptional prices to re-
F. b. GARDNER q co
22l e. MARYLAND. II. 1898
See the wonderful new number 50
Butcher Roy Refrigerator Counter dis
Dayed on our floor
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Exceptionally good 5-room bungalow,
fireplace, plenty Of closet space, good
garage and nicely shrubbed. Very con-
venient terms Call Mr.. RICHARDSON.
Il 2a21 or HI 1223.
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S170O BUYS

Good 6-room house; ? acres ground,
double garage. out buildings including
Large orchard OF bearing. apple. plum
and pears This place viii pay for itself
Only $500 cash viii handle. AZ miles
northwest Of Greenfield on FortvHle Rd.
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Suburban FOR Rent

BOTH ST. E. 465O-5 rooms, garden
ground bus to door; near city school
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Lost and Found

! e. WuSCN-Fcueral parlors. ambulance
rfrTice and modern autom0tlEe equip
77s1t 7r GzzI 4Ho Or 0322
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Funeral Directors
lLa6d1

The Home Of TtoUghtful sersics.
1922 Union ST. 1913 Illinois
DIR T55l
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The Misses Sutro
Announce '"Salon"
Series of Concerts

The Misses Sutro are announc-
ing their Salon" series this win.
ter at the Carlton Hotel at 4
o'clock In the afternoon on Fri.
days. December 10. January 10
and February IA.
To- This very interesting and unique
series Is carried on by subscrip-
ton and has as its object to bring
to Washington the best native tai.
ent with a view to building an
American art center, as each Eu-
ropean country has in it's capital
city. The proceeds above actual
expenses are to start fund for
composers, or, in fact, painters
and sculptors, too. who have not
the wherewithal to devote more
time to creative work. Hence a
painter or sculptor, or both IL pos
sible, will he featured at each "Sa
lOn' as well as a composer,
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Capital Man WEEDS
Miss Stockwell In
Quaker City Today

The marriage Of Miss Martina
Stockwell, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Frederick f. Stockwell, Of
Philadelphia, to Dwight Curtis
Mumford. of Washington. Is TAX
ing place this afternoon at
o'clock In the Second Presbyterian
Church In Philadelphia. The
brides father will perform the
ceremony, assisted by the Rev.
Alexander MacColl, DID,. rector
of the church.
Miss Eunice LeB. Stockwell Ia
her sisters only attendant and
Herbert Mumford, Of New York
is best man for his brother. A
reception is taking place after
the ceremony at the nome of
the brides parents.
After their return froir wed.
ding trip, Mr.. Mumfora and his
bride will make their home in
Washington.
Mrs. w. f. Birchmore, of
Painesville. Ohio, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Brown
in their apartment at the Kedrick.
Mrs. Birchmore came to Wash.
ington to be with Mrs. Brown
while the latter is convalescing
from a serious Illness.
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Official Opening

The three massive rooms up.
stairs are oak paneled, the walls
covered with tapestries, and fur
nished completely as dining room,
living room and entrance hall with
a nota BILE assembIage Of imported
pieces. which lend themselves
charminely to the high-oeilinged
Elizabethan architecture.
Though the official opening ot
the galleries will not take place
until Tuesday. preopening view
OF the collection may he had now.
Countess Iona de Rournat, Of
Philadelphia, Is here to play the
role of hostess.
The Counselor of the Hungarian
Legation and Nine. Pelenyi, who
have passed most OF the summer
at Newport, are leaving there to-
morrow to return to Washington.
u n
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt,
wife Of the governor OF New York,
is at the Dodge Hotel for brief
visit.
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South Bound

Mrs. j. Holsbird Towne and
Miss Laura Towne left yesterday
for Southern Pines. where they
will remain some time. Later in
the fall they will go to Chicago
to visit relatives before proceed.
ing to California. to sail. Novem.
Der Is, for Manila. Miss Towne
will be married in Manila to
Lieut.. Comdr. G. b. G. Carey,
Il. S. N. some time in December.
The exact date is not yet known.
Countess Szechenyi, wife of the
Minister Of Hungary, has as her
guest in Newport for several days.
Miss Victoria Tytus.
4
Senator and Mrs. Guy ID. Golf
are passing a short while at the
Chevy Chase Club while their
home on New Hampshire Avenue
Ia being put in condition for them.
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Of Baltimore

These ladies, natives Of Balti-
more, who have spent many years
concertizing abroad. and who. by
the way, were the first to give re-
citals on two pianos. are now max
ing Washington their home. There
Is a possibility that they may be
heard in recital here this season.
Miss Ottilie Sutro has just COM
pleted a two-piano setting of the
Mcdowell Indian Suite in pur-
suance of a long-cherished desire
to have something of our great
American composer in their roper
toire, which, however. is probably
the largest on record of original
works of this caliber. The suite
will be given it's first performance
early in December in New York
at the Mcdowell Club, the pro.
ceeds to go to a "Humiston fund"
in the colony at Peterborough. for
which fund the Misses Sutro have
offered thei, services and are
playing exclusively this winter.
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: NEWS AND GOSSIP OF SOCIETY IN THE CAPITAL
German Grand Opera
Company Will Come
To CAPITAL in January

The German Grand Opera Com.
pany, that inaugurates its second
American tour in Washington on
January &. will be the occasion for
the first brilliant grand opera audi
ences Of the season. There will
be three operas OF Wagner and
one OF MoZart's delicate gems in
his Don Juan" that will bring
true melody in contrast to the
heroic music of Wagner's gods
and goddesses.
T. Arthur Smith Is this year
presenting the German Opera
with new voices from the State
Opera Of Berlin and Vienna,
with new settings and costumes.
n n
Mrs. Snowden Ashford has
moved from the Parkwood to 200
Connecticut Ave.
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Ladies Aid

Mrs. Edward Allen Keys an
nounces the following ladies who
will assist Mrs. Golden Ruggles,
Thursday, October 3, for the
bridge and luncheon which will
be a feature of the military
carnival at the Army War College;
Mrs. Virginia White Speel, the
Countess de Benque, Mrs. Boyd
Carpenter, Mrs. Frank Hight,
Miss Dorinda Rogers, Mrs. Abb
solom Waller, Mrs. Fulton Lewis,
Mrs. Cabot Stevens, Mrs. Harry
Perry. Mrs. Frisby Eiker, Mrs.
Frederick Johnson, Mrs. Flora
McGill Keefer, Mrs. Wayne Wrig.
man, Mrs. Frank Mondel, Mrs.
Guynn Gardiner, Mrs. Algeron
Gardiner and Mrs. William Brad.
ley Willard.
Representative Stephen G. Por-
ter has arrived in Washington
from his home in Pittsburgh and
will be at his apartment in the
Hamilton Hotel for an indefinite
stay. His daughter, Mrs. Richard
s. Baron, is with him for a few
days on her way from Newport
to Charleston, S. c.. where Lieu.
tenant Baron has been ordered for
duty.
Representative and Mrs. Adam
Wyant have opened their apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
after spending the summer at
their home in Pennsylvania.
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DR.. STANLEY
ADOPTS
BABY
Friend of Mrs. Willie
brandt Will Rear Nancy
as Own Child

1t only remains for Miss
Annabel Matthews to adopt
a child. Then the trio of
women who have made their
home together for several
years will all have become
mothers by adoption.
DR.. Louise Stanley, chief
Of the bureau of home eco
Monies of the Department of
Agriculture is the second of
the group to take on the
responsibility of a family,
following the lead of Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt,
former Assistant Attorney
General.
DIR. Stanley has adopted a
little girl, aged 16 months. who
comes from the University OF
Iowa, where she has been a
practice baby" from earliest
infancy.
And now Nancy, as she is
called, has an older sister in
Dorothy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
known as Mabel, jr:"-who is
6 or Z years old. The latter
was adopted by Mrs. Willie
brandt when she was about 2.
When Mrs. Willebrandt goes
to her house in Georgetown,
which she recently purchased,
DIR. Stanley will remain at the
charming old house at 1903
Eighteenth ST., which the three
women have occupied for some
time. A little later Miss Mat
thews will be established else
where.
Going Soon
1t will probabl be at least
fortnight before Mrs. Willebrandt
moves to Georgetown as there
has to be extensive remodelling
and renovating. Her adopted
daughter is going to Friends
School this year.
The house on Mount Pleasant
hill has been leased by DR.. Stan
ley for another year. And so
little Nancy will have the same
environment that Dorothy Willie
brandt had at the same age.
A few years ago Mrs. Willie
brandt was looking around for a
little boy to be brother to Doro-
thy, but she has given up this
idea now.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-09-28
Fete Japanese

Admiral Charles f. Hughes,
chief Of Naval opera tons, enter
tanned at luncheon today at the
Naval Observatory for the Japa-
nese officers, headed by Vice Ad.
miral Nomura and the same time,
the Japanese Ambassador, Mr..
Debuchi was luncheon host for
the midshipmen. whom he enter.
tanned informally at the emba ssy.