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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28
ALBAN TOWERS
1900 Mass. Ave. NV.

Situated at the intersection Of Wis
consin and Mass. avenues, overlook
ing the entire city; 24-hour lobby,
switchboard and elevator service;
Electrolux. automatic refrigeration,
maids retiring rooms on every moor.
Excellently appointed kitchens, COM
plete in every detail. Large attrac-
tive lobby. Cafe on first floor and
recreation grounds now being con-
structed in the rear of the building;
Resident manager on premises at all
times.
Suites Of from 3 to rooms and
porches with 1 to baths. Rentals
from S72.50 to &165.OO.
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THE NEWARK
1921 Newark St. NV.

3bZI Newark 81. INV.
Modern elevator apartment house,
at the corner of Wisconsin ave. and
Newark st. Served by Wisconsin ave.
car line and Mass. ave. bus line.
Equipped with Frigidaire refrigera-
ton on house current, dinette with
French doors and Pullman furniture.
In perfect condition throughout. At
aEer on premises.
Near st. Adams Cathedral.
Q rooms, kit. and bath ... $62 50
rooms, kit. and bath. ........ $500
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Under Saul Management
PENTILLY
1912 K ST. NV.

Walking distance to Govt. depts.,
theater and shopping districts. Mod
ern 8-story building. completely re-
rooms, showers, attractive LOBBY, ele-
yator, switchboard, etc. FR1GlD-
ARE on house current.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath tmany
with large p0rchesl. varied exposures
S66, $3.50, SIS.
All vacant apartments lighted AZ
night. See resident manager.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

WANTED TO kENT-HOUSES.
WANT TO LEASE NEW SEPARATE OR
ences. Address Box 102-D. Star ONCE.
WANTED-TC RENT HOUSE IN HIGH AL
titude of Washington, preferably with
sleeping porch. Willing to pay between 500
and S125 per month. Call or see Mr. z. A.
Sholl 3O27 I4th st. NV. Adams Se40 or
DETACHED OR sEMI-DETACHED, DEsIR-
able section of District. Must be 3, pref
erably 4, bed roomS practically new, ami,
unfurnished: not over SIS. Address Box
228-H. Star once.
DESIRABLE GENTLE FAMILY WISHES
six rooms, bath, unfurnished, and garage. in
Petworth. Address Box 279-H, Star once
PERMANENT, RELIABLE PARTY WANTS
S or room house, Sept l. About $40 or
S45. Address Box 1871. Star once.
NOW
Is the time for owners OF Northwest rental
properties to secure desirable tenants. QUICK
results and rental service unsurpassed is
assured by listing your property with u.s.
Ask about our special rental service.
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LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH Us:
We have calls for property in all sections OF
the city and vicinity.
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
Call National 6733 sos North Capitol st.
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LIE BOURCET
2l27 California St. NV.
Electric Refriger,tion

Electric Refrigerator.
This practically new elevator. build
ing, located in a refined and quiet
residential neighborhood, yet con-
bus lines, schools, churches and
stores.
Some apartments equipped with
Murphy beds and open porches.
Large closet space throughout.
Resident manager on premises.
I room and bath ...-... 5000
l room, kit. and bath $40 90 and ts.5O
2 rooms, kit, bath. ............. $3.50
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$1O0 CASH.
s LARGE ROOMS.

2 ENCLOSED PORCHES.
This is your opportunity to purchase q
modern home in pretty Petworth near Sher-
man Circle. just a few of It's many features
are hardwood floors, fully tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower, covered front porch,
daylisht kitchen. pantry. paved street and
alley. Perfect condition throughout. Tlo not
hesitate IL you mean business. Call cleve-
land lT5a-W
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SALE-HOUSES.


BARGAIN-MT. PLEASANT WEST OF 18th;
by owner, newly decorated (like newl mod
eTn brick home with oil burner, weather.
uP Street med hf y possesso Terms
sps fust prss ssr A sloSO Ss cash
l24 10th ST. Me- ROOMS, CONCRETE
cellar under entire house; furnace and cleo
e Ma Goo% od FOR Sps ON
WILL SACRIFICE FOR $3.50 PRACTICALLY
new, modern, CIR. brick, 8 porches. h.-w.h,
garage fo address soR
s5.5oo-srd ST. e. NEAR cAPTToL, ETc.I5
908 Pa. ave. Sc. lsee Mr.. Trippl.
A REAL VALUE AND LOCATION, 22l7 EYE
st; MO rooms; 2 baths; a.mI edai; price
nnS 'f Nat s sSTy' HOLMES co.. AOO1 81
OPEN-CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN. TOT MASS.
s oors Dm Ssis Ss nsw nf bC
water heat, cleo, extra lavatory f1rst foor.
nice yard. garage. Terms or special price
OWNER. Adams ass 80
WILL SACRIFICE FOR. CASH $4,000 oP-
ton ton S on ehoies OF several residential houses
CHEVY CHASE - DETACHED HOME. SIX
rooms and bath: attic: h-wh:' electricity;
Columbia osss p'l'eu 70 sen e"Ss 'eIl"1
FORMER CONGRESSMAN. LEAVING CITY,
See for e'ha sSs Addsss Box
Star once
FOR sALE-BUNGALOWs D. O.; RMS,
ba., $780, 5000 cash, $40 mo-; also Me-
Lean, Va; S rms, ba. lot 100x15G, $1,000;
$500 cash, $50 mo- FULTON r. GORDON,
l24 10th ST NE.-6 ROOMS, CONCRETE
cellar under entire house; furnace and cleo
M FSss room for SaoSEs 9%nsr leaving city
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-NEW HOUSE. so
front lot, side porch; Sll,95o,
1910 MANCHESTER LANE, NORTH OF
Montague st. n.w.--New detached brick, .
rooms, baths, AGAR garage; lot 60xl30 IT,;
$4,000 nrst trust. Owner VIII consider any
ofier above trust, or trade. 500
l744 KENYON ST, NW.-IOVELY HOME
70 rooms. garage; sacrince. OWNER, Net
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25lO-l2-l4 QUE ST. NV.
Free Electric Refrigeration

This group OF 3 buildings. overlook
ing Rock Greek Park, is only Few
minutes ride from the business dis
trict. The Burleith bus passes the
front door Beautifully Handicapped
and in perfect condition. Resident
i rm' Kit. & b.. S42.bO and s47.sO
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East FLORENCE COURTS

Zlo0 OallIOrIlla Sts IN W.
A few apartments available in this
desirable building; equipped with ele=
vator and electric refrigeration, cost
of operation paid by the owner.
r., H., b., rec. hall. ..s...,s...S $500
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LLEWELLYN
1904 4 ST NV.

Close to Government departments
and within walking distance OF down
town business section and George
being redecorated. Resident manager
on premises.
5 rooms, Kit. and bath. ......" 1890
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1901 OTIS ST NE.

Only one apartment left in this
refined residential section. within
one square OF John Burroughs School
and playground Two blocks north
OF the Woodbridge bus line which runs
on Monroe st.
r., kit, bath. ......,..,...,.. $3.50
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THE SHERIDAN

Near Dupont Circle and convenient
~ located TO car lines, stores, schools
and downtown business district. Only
two apartments vacant.
r., kit, bath, .....'' ..'...,..A ou'0g
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1925 18th ST. NV.

Only one apartment available in
this very desirable building. In per-
feet condition and equipped with
Frigidaire electric refrigeration. Con-
Venient 10 stores, car line, etc.
Resident MANAGER on premises.
rooms, Nit. a. bath. ...........$5 5000
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LARGE APARTMENTS
At Reasonable Rents.
THE STANTON
l28 C St. NE.
Entire building remove ted and in
perfect condition. Elevator service.
Convenient to Union Station, Govt.
Printing once, Post ONCE and all
car lines.
8 rooms, kit. and bath. 1900. $4,000
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Close 20 Rock Greek Park.
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
Conn. Ave. and Macomb St.

Modern elevator apartment, with
Kelvinator electric refrigeration. Con-
venient to the city, yet in the FASH
bus lines pass the door, and stores
within one square.
Resident manager on premises.
2 rms, kit. g. b. $3.50. S6e.00 to s65 90
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24l5 F. ST. NV.
Opposite Naval Hospital

overlooking the Potomac River.
Beautifully Handicapped and con-
venient to the Government depart
ments and business district. Ample
ground in which children may play.
Resident MANAGER on premises.
2 rms, kit. & b..,..,..........S42 $3.50
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RENT HoUsEs--UNFURNIsHED

| GROOM BUNGALOW. IN SUBURBS, ON
car line. close to city: S225 so.
Rear I125 23rd NV; SIS
325 I st. n.w.--3-room apt; S25.
Call Nat 1850
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1884 10Th ST. NV.
Near 18th and Park Road

Equipped with Kelvinator electric
refrigeration. All apartments in per-
feet condition. Between Monroe and
Newton streets, Just of nth street
car line. One square from Raymond
School.
2 rnS.. kit. 4 b.. .s42.5O and $500
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RENT HOUSEs-UNFURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-DETACHED.
or Wis. S068.
Isl2 CONN. AVE.-i6 ROOMS. ; BATHS:
ESY $50 Sss 1eSn MsrsSs r.
735-A ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD NV,
entire second floor of duplex. SIX rooms.
bath. pantry; screened porch and Earage; all
modern and newly redecorated; must be
H. r. SMITH. 547S 18th st. NV Adams S7sD.
FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE, d. C,-6 RMS,
D., gar, new house reconditioned. 395 mo;
SOrns % bPick gar sII go m mo rms rms
b.. brick, near Rock Greek Park, sis mo
handsome brick, bed rooms lone bed room
Joining Rock Greek. ii rms. 3 b., 2-car gar,
stable, overlooking golf course, $3.50 mo-
FULTON r. GORDON. HOS PEG. ms. Bldg
Dis. 5231. Even, Clev. 4733
sos, oUINTANA PL.. NV. SOUTH OF RIT-
built-in garage. In excellent condition
Rent $40. Owner, 1888 Madison st. Ga. 1873
NEW. s RMS, B.. BUNGALOW, RF;CoNDI-
EsT va ;4s 4U mon mo- also r% D. op Sn0E
low. gar, lot i00xi5o, Mclean, Va, $50 mo-;
also rms Ir b. p. g, near Pa; ave se' so
Bldg. Dist. s2sI. Even. ciey ass
PACING MILLION DOLLAR BRIDGE -
rooms, oil furnace, double garage. Reason
able POPS Allen pl. Clev 7178.
CONVENIENT TO 18th & PARK RID. NV,
Corner house with large yard. Consists
SsraSe. Available Sc septem ia 1855 i; SIS. ''A
NEAR 14th q BUCHANAN SITS. NV
bath; Instantaneous water heater; glassed
b IN SbreHEfHSSt porch scEsensd7iH seepnE
porch mar. cHHs f 5. sA ssS m0n'n'
National 0036. 924 l4th ST. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

2022 Columbia I'd at Conn ave-well
built soundproof; large, airy corridors, spa
cious lobby and drawing room; excellent
sel4'
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COLORED-sIx LARGE ROOMS. MODERN
improvements, large lot, garage: MONTH
Sc and 1856 Howison st. Sc, SIS So Both
repaired. North 1925. OWNER.
COLoREpi EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN,
S25. as; 6le N. H. ave.-Five-room brick; good
condition. Key at GIT. next door. %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-31
Consider Your Personality as a. Business,
Advises DR.. WiIIiam s. Walsh, WeU
KnogOn PsychiatriSt-TakeS Stock Of
Character, Dcvelop assets and Subdue
IndiUiduaL LiubiIities and DruzUbackS

Ruth and Bobby Jones. Referring to the
king of Swat" DIR. Walsh says:
Babe Ruth is, as all know, the idol of
thousands of boys and men. If he were the
antithesis of the person he really is namely,
a good-natured, everyday individual who shows
his kindly spirit in many ways, as by a warm
sympathy for the unfortunate and high re-
gard for youth, he would be just home-run
hitter, colorless; his drawing power, and, hence,
his salary, would be much less, and more would
come to jeer than to cheer him"
The pSychiatrist comments in this fashion
on the golf wizard:
Similarly, if Bobby Jones were 'high-hat,' an
expert in alibis, a poor loser, a gloater over
his victories, a disparager of his opponents or
of the places where he played public interest
in him would be at a minimum and his prowess
would occasion little general joy"
Personality in the presidential arena was
also touched upon by Dr. Walsh
Not all of our Presidents have had a So
called pleasing personality. Many of them,
while good administrators, have been of
marked introvertive makeup and popular more
because of their abilities and character than
because Of their emotional appeal OF the
Presidents who, in modern times, have had the
power to win others to them readily because Of
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something which arouses The interest of others,
especially the opposite sex.
Personality is. however the person himself,
the traits which make up an individual In
aSmuch as it is concerned with a person. 1t is
questionable whether we should use the word
in respect to things, as the personality of
building AS a rule certain traits stand out
in each individual and these are used 70 sum-
marize him and to label him. Thus he is
said to be courteous, pleasant, vivacious,
optimistic, good-natured, and so on. Such q
description merely refers to the impression
the person makes and the trait in question
simply represents part of his personality.
"a pleasing personality is one ruled by
traits which please other people, which elicit
favorable responses from them, cause those
who have them to be desirable companions
Though such factors physical contour and
poise play parts, ability to win others is
mostly determined by whether we have such
agreeable mental traits as, say, habitual anna
bility cheerfulness, consderateness, courtesy.
in contrast 70 such disagreeable traits as
gloominess. frigidity. self-centeredness, sullen-
ness, quarrelsomeneSS and the like.
"There Is no physical type, no special fea-
ture, which causes some people to be attractive
on a wide scale. Gentlemen may prefer
blondes, but that remains to be proved scien-
tificaily. Likewise, there is no one set of mem
tai traits, no mental type which, per sc, in
variably pleases every one the greatest
number.
ct might be noted, however, that extroverts,
group are most likely to have traits char
acteristic of pleasing personality. These per-
sons are constituted that they wish to be
active, with many people; they inclined to
show their emotions, to be laxative, interested
IN others, TO make friends readily; consequently
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varied dividends in the way of
health, popularity, happiness, social
and business advancement to the owners, what
ever their fields of endeavor, though they are
neither Shadows, Apollos nor Helens," is the
conviction of DR. William S. Walsh well known
psychis trist, of Rhode Island and Florida.
DR.. Walsh. in support of his belief that the
right kind of personality helps man or woman
to reach many cherished goals, names some
famous possessors of the valuable asset hith-
erto considered elusive and magical, and re-
marks that few of adequately evaluate the
tremendous part which a pleasing PERSONAL
ity plays in life.
First the psychiatrist who has made an ex-
haustive study of personality and its concomi-
tants mentions Rear Admiral Byrd, in the field
Of exploration, saying:
Rear Admiral Byrd has undoubted ability,
but if it were not for his likable personality it
is probable that he would have much more diff
ficulty in financing his enterprises, in procur-
ing coworkerS and that governmental and civic
officials, well as the public generally, would
be less disposed to accord him especial rec
ognition.'
With regard to royalty, DR.. Walsh says:
THE personality of the Prince of Wales has
done much to strengthen the throne and to
sell Great Britain throughout the world.
King AlfonSos personality has been greatly
instrumental in maintaining Spain as king
dom; if republic were to be established, it is
likely that his wide popularity would Sufnce 10
establish him the first President"
IN THE world of politics, DR.. Walsh picks
Mayor Walker of New York City
example of what personality can do for an am
bilious man:
Mayor Jimmie Walker has abilities which
make him equal to his Office but it is no dis
paragement to say that his personality has done
much toward gaining him his position and in
enabling him to retain it; moreover, it has
caused him to be of lively interest far and
wide"
The realm of sports is represented by Babe
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their friendly dispositions, Taft and Harding
were probably the best examples
President Hoover impresses me as one whose
personality wins greater liking with longer
acquaintance; he seems to have the faculty
to retain the high regard and loyalty of those
who have been closely associated with him.
Many of the Presidents wives have had
considerable charm. Mrs. Calvin Coolidge has
been noted for 1t. Her constant graciouSness
and her infectious smile not only became her
as the First Lady of the Land, but her wide
spread personal popularity enhanced the pub
lies attitude toward the administration of her
distinguished husband"
Dr. Walsh gives many other fascinating side
personality He belongs to the younger group
of pSychiatrists and is the author of a half
dozen books.
He has been a contributor to professional
periodicals, Is a member of the American
Psychiatrists' Association and other scientific
societies, and has given numerous lectures per-
tanning to mental hygiene before lay and pro-
feSSional audiences He has been on the stats
of number of psychiatric institutions and has
had wide experience among persons suffer-
ing from mental abnormality, psychoneurotic
and behavioristic disorders He is an alumnus
of the University of Maryland
DISCUSSING the pleasing personality and
its opposite, and how TO achieve one and
avoid the other, DIR. Walsh said:
Many OF us have a faulty conception as
TO the real meaning of personality We con-
slider it, for instance, to imply such qualities
as aggressivenesS, fOrcefulness. We regard it
also as uniqueness, distinctiveness Vulgarly,
It h called Tt The latter is an elusive
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rs TOLD TO CAROL BIRD

NJ PLEASING personality more COM
III monty known as Tt is a blue
IN chip investment, paying many and
varied dividends in the way of
health DoDuIaritv hardness. social
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SOCIETY
The White House to Be Scene of Holiday
Dance for Members of Younger Set
Tuesday, December 80.

Gamma Phi Beta and zeta Phi Eta
Sororities.
Gen. and Mrs. william D. Connor Of
the Army War College have as their
guest during his holiday vacation pc
Rod from Severn School, Nd, Mr..
Robert H. Strauss, son Of Maj. and
Mrs. H. A. Strauss of Brooks Field, Tex.
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford will
have with them for the holidays their
son and daughter in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Lambert Clifford, and their
infant daughter, of Cambridge. Mass
Mr. Clifford is a student at the Har-
ward School of Business Administra-
ton, in Cambridge.
Col Ralph Henry Hess of the general
staff and Mrs. Hess are established at
ITO M street. They entertained at an
evening party last week when their
guests were Maj. and Mrs Ralph Ches-
ney Bishop, Mrs George G. Ross and
Miss Genevieve Goodrich.
Mai. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mcneil
have with them for the holidays their
daughter, Jean, from Sullins College,
and their nephew, Midshipman Phillip
Snyder.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. G. F. Mar
tin entertained company at the din
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Miss Bryant Makes Debut
In Washington This Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Herbert Bryant
of Alexandria, Va, are presenting their
daughter, Miss Ruth Bryant, to Wash
ington society at tea dance being
given this afternoon at the Mayhower.
The guests from the young society group
in the Capital with whom the debutante
Continued on Third Page)
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Miss Jean Summers of Northwestern
University, Chicago, is spending the
holiday with her parents, Representa-
tive and Mrs. John w. Summers OF
Washington. Miss Summers is a junior
at Northwestern and is active in
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Capt. and Mrs. Charles Conard have
as their guests for the holidays their
daughter, Miss Margaret Conard, who
has come from the New Jersey Women's
College in New Brunswick. N. j., and
Cadet w. c. Reeves of West Point son
of Admiral and Mrs. Joseph Reeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

Lieut.. Arthur D. Marks, U. s. N,
and Mrs. Marks and their little daugh-
ter, Dorothy Compton Marks, are
guests for the Christmas holidays of
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Harrison Marks. They will
later 60 to New London, Conn, where
Lieut.. Marks has been assigned for
duty.
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Capt. and Mrs. Albert ]. Gore will
have with them over the Christmas hol-
idays their son. Mr.. Philip Larner Gore,
and his roommate, Mr.. Morgan Orr of
Westfield, N. j. They are both seniors
at Princeton and are members Of the
Glee Club
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

Comdr. and Mrs. Thomas Tennett
have taken an apartment at 1910 New
Hampshire avenue. They have with
them for the holidays their son, Mid
shipman John @. Tennett, Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

Interstate Commerce Commissioner
and Mrs. Claude r. Porter entertained
the members of the Iowa congressional
delegation and their wives at buffet
dinner in their home, at 2101 Con-
necticut avenue Saturday evening.
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ner dance at the Shoreham Saturday
evening. Their guests included Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. A. r. Mccain, Lieut..
and Mrs Lewis Dreller, Miss Frances
Martin, who has come from Ashley
Hall to spend the holidays in Washing
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund F.
Jewell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

T% HE President and Mrs. Hoover
have sent out invitations to a
dance for young people Tues
day, December 80, at 10 o'clock,
In the White House.
Mr.. Allan Hoover joined his parents
ut the Executive Mansion the end OF
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

Mime. Dimitriu, wife of the financial
attache of the Rumanian legation, was
the honor guest at a luncheon TO-DAY
at the Shoreham of Mrs. Henry Albers,
when the company included a group of
younger Army, Navy and congressional
matrons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-22

Lieut.. Comdr and Mrs. G. F. Mar
in entertained a company at the din