Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-04
Marcia Burns Chapter, ID. A. r.,
Opens Season With Card Party.

Mrs. Frederick K. Sparrow, 11O6 East
Capitol street, will begin the activities
of Marcia Burns Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution. with an
afternoon of bridge. Assisting her will
be Mrs. Eugene Barr, regent; Mrs.
| Elizabeth Hesse, Mrs. George Palmer,
Mrs. Pedro Capo- Rodriguez and Miss
Helen Stout, as hosteSses of bridge
| tables.
Mrs. David Caldwell, national vice
president; Miss Helen Hartman, State
regent; Mrs. Harry Colfax Groves, State
vice regent; Miss Kathrina L. Harvey,
| State historian, will occupy guest tables.
Following the bridge, afternoon tea
will be served. Mrs. Caldwell will pre-
| side at the tea table. Assisting Mrs.
Sparrow will be Mrs. Benjamin Butler
Mcmahon, Mrs. I. L. Shacklett and
Mrs. E. l.. Roberts.
The proceeds of the party will be
| used by the chapter in marking of bis
| toric spots, very beautiful taSlet
| having been recently placed on old
Christ Church.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank w. Ballou of
| Forty-fifth street entertained at din
ner and bridge at their home last eve
ming, when their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs, Alexander w. Yereance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur e. Seitz DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Christie, Dean and Mrs.
George B. Woods and Col. and Mrs.
Charles r. Stark, jr.
Miss Virginia Armstrong, daughter of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong of Liv-
ingston street is giving shower lunch
con at Woodward & Lotfrop's tea room
today in honor of Miss Betty Morris,
LOST.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, female: wednes-
Rexa aS0ut ca aHo ps n 1851 OF "he
BRACELET sold antique. Wed; night in
| National Theater or between theater and
| 18th and Col. I'd. Col. $685..
BROOCH, large, antique. painted child form
town town stores Pho1e Adams 25i4. National
| 0997. Wisconsin 276I-W. Finder rewarded. a.
etsns from Tne H fs ss PAD
| ave. Sc. Lincoln 1859. Reward.
DoG-German police answers to name
| Buddy; light tan. Liberal reward If returned
70 owner. 1o2l Col. I'd. NV. Adams 8066. s.
| EYEGLASSES, gray case. Tuesday evening
| Call Lin. 4764-J after pm. Reward. S.
FRANKLIN wire wheel and tire, between
s. sue n aRa M en s sfs4 ave- reward ~ 5'h
| FUR, brown fox; Thursday night. N. H.
ave near Dupont Circle or near ,o,o Wyomains
after $40 M Reward.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. name Lady. vicinity
Itth and Park ,T rd thin from illness. Teie-
| PEKINGESE, black, october ., in Edgemoor
\ or Bethesda. Reward for return or infor-
| nation Wisconsin 2176.
| P K B o o x, snakeSkin, containing
glasses and money, Friday morning on LIST
and st. car. Reward. Phone North 1649-R.
| POINTED FOX SCARF, about II pm. Fri
| day. Reward If returned to loser. zoos o
\ st. NV.
| POLICE BADGE, No. 81. Return to George
GreeEip. eleventh precinct.
| POLICE DOG. light tan, male, name Duke.
| lost from 1920 Hunt ave, Chevy Chase Gar
| dens, Md, Wis. 3562-W. Reward.
| PUPPY-Brown. long haired part Shepherd:
/ strayed from 3513 Newark St, afternoon OF
| October |. Reward Cleveland 5l36..
| ROSARY BEADS, amethyst, on N between
| 9th and 18th SITS. n W. Finder please re-
| turn to 1905 st. NV. Reward.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, between 1900 block
Georgia ave. Takoma Park. Call Clarendon
| 1850. Reward.
| WRIST WATCH, lady's, nickel case, leather
| strap; between Perry pl. and Columbia I'd.
| Friday evening. 3112 18th ST. NV.