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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
National 5000. Branch 215.
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses,
pillows, feather mat; down comfort. re-coV-
cred. Ideal Bedding Co., 622 NV. Nat. 4094
BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril,
ICED bv process approved BY Health Dept
ID. c Prompt service and low prices Eael
Bedding Co., 2215 5th st. ne. Decatur 0755
BEDDING, MATTRESSES. box springs anc
pillows rene; best prices and prompt es sc,
BOILER and Furnace Repairs Crate Bars
Welding. Boiler Requirements, Asbestos Gov
service R essonsble w rates Crown Fusp serV.
ice eli 18th at. n,v. District 9s2a.
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ROEBUCK WINS ON MAT.

PHILADELPHIA, January "a R.-
Jim Clinstock, Indian, lost to Tiny Roe
buck, in rough and tumble wrestling
match before 1000 fans last night. Roe
buck won in minutes az seconds.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

WESCHLER'S. go PA AVE. NV.
Household effects. merchandise, stocks
etc. Thirty-nine years servin'
the Washington public.
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HELP--MEN,

HELP-MEN,
BRICK MASONS-Fort George @. Meade,
Md. Open shop conditions. Apply National
Contracting Corp. on operation,
CITY, reference. Phone between sac and a.
COLLEGE GRADUATE. with O. P. A. degree
counting in local college; Waltan account
sncy training preferred Address Box lsA-J,
EDITORIAL ASSISTANT wanted by maya
zine editor, preferably a college graduate
With some experience IN writing and cspa-
tionai opportnnitf for Tisht man. salsfy
iett sss address SH wss sox 4ssi star eee
FURNITURE REPAIRMEN. those with shop
long long steady w. Job. address sex 15s-J. Star
office
MEN t2l with COpndence IN their ! own
SPodGc Rm h s6 so i5th 81
MEN, 3, to sell complete line. Of Chevro-
let Now is the time to connect The fast fast.
Cooperation given; unrestricted territory
Apply APP FG nd tinnd Mande Chevrolet Co..
Men for SPECIAL wNrk s spfSe Of
$40 per week; must be neat educated and
4s t9 wprk p hTs RS s fs
pm. for appointment only.
PAINTER, inside work; experienced; 81 a
SALESMAN TO sell polishes: hotels, institu-
tons. etc., direct for manuiactursT; salary
and commission. Address Box 44s-J, Star
SALESMAN, exp, to sell HILLS displsy
and refrigerated cases. All replies conf
Dental. II South Howard ST.. Baltimore,
statesmen wanted for Photograph coupons
at the Evans Studio, 10 N. 3rd ST., Harris
Q ar EcNEEEJ W. - :, zee z aood 49, ~ coro
plete our sales force. We are young Ford
leadership serving most productive terri
tory; will render every assistance possible e.
Murphy at Decatur 1914 Edwards Motor
Co.. $500 r. I. Eve.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
sALEsMEN-A splendid opportunity for sew,
the worlds leading products. Frisidaire re-
frigeration and American Radiator heating;
liberal commissions to those who quality;
give your phone number. Address Box 20l-J,
collector for Job plant; Commission
Baltimore Blvd, Rlverdale, MD.
MATTRESSES. white, experienced. Apply
1902 E st. NV.
WHITE MAN to operate delivery truck. sos
YOUNG MAN-We have an opening for a
s snce and have faiF education and Sc Of
Corporation This is permanent connec-
ton and a fine epportunity.. Call IN person
FORD
salesman. Opportunity for a real worker
to connect with large. established Ford
dealer must have proven record and De
able to owa car. Phone Nat. 39a2, Mr.. Ray
mond. for appointment
St-LFSMEN.
The Washington Mutual Casualty Co., q
growing concern backed by successful in
Surance men, needs six ambitious, energetic.
forceful and convincing statesmen, who have
college education or its equivalent. To
these men we offer an opportunity to get in
on the ground floor of business that has .
brilliant future where advancement and re-
Enumeration will be based only on your abil-
ity to produce. Ask for Mr.. Let's. Suite
210. 1910 Vermont ave. between and 1880
any dav this week.
MEN, WITH SELLING EXPERT
ENCE, TO SELL WESTINGHOUSE
REFRIGERATORS FOR EDGAR
NORRIS SALES CO., DISTRIBU-
TORS. OPPORTU UNITY FOR
GOOD INCOME AND PROMO
TON. SEE Mr.. ~BOOBAR, 736
18th NV. 80 TO 3 PM
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SITuATION-NIEN.

Persons advertising for Situations
Wanted" are ,UarRed to exercise
careful Investigation OF persons Of
feriRg positions Dhere cash deposits
are required to secure employment
BUTLER. Frenchmsn, desires position wit
private family T, GheOrgeS, ass y. Nortl
ave. Baltimore. Md.
CHAUFFEUR = Young mechanic chaufieV
wishes position with private family; speak
Spanish huently Call Columbia 9Ae8.
CHAUFFEUR, houseman or cook; 10 yeart
experience;. good references, B4Ol Bel pl
ne. Lincoln ebo6-W. ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GROCERY STORE for sale, reasonable. Ala
Mass. ave. NV. Metropolitan 730S.
PRIVATE PARTY. owning hlgh-e1!ass. well
4syeloped local enterprise, capable doing
halt million yearly business. desires party
plete ehasse 81 tas sd itnaSclaf side Of same
HlsheSt leIe. s'ce and good security onered
TO right garry Address Box S9O-I, star Of
hood, ready Tor operating, including conf
hshsSn App 44RRd ds snieh 9s o Inc
buying, fully equipped one in popular 10
ana Addess Box 4 sa Once
COAL YARD doing good business, equipped
with heavy duty scales. ofhce. TRUCKS; VIII
lease immediately. Address Box 457-J Star
office. 26+
WILL INVEST some money and services in
ares rsss Box 4s gsr once or brokers H0
DELICATESsEN and light lunch Price rea-
sohable. Kiatta Dcllcatessen. 1906 14ths St.
A BUSINESS woman's opportunity, For
sale. uptown modern, eleven;room house,
from unlimited source. For appointment
pELICATEssEN, lunches, tobacco, candy!
tiers; reasonable rent; bargain. 1910 4th
r rLtJSWEE SHOE Tor rent, sooa censraI i9
Of rent in trade. Address Box 1851, Star
otiee.
DENTIST WANTED in irst-class location,
modern apt; reasonable rent no charges
for installing plumbing and electrical work.
Address Box 322-H Star Office.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Modern store with
10 rooms and baths; good location for
bakery, delicatessen and light lunch, meats
and provisions, tailoring. etc. Cheap rent.
Nat. 956s. Ewes, Col. s6O5. 25s
WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL?
1853 Champlain St NV, suitable for gro
Gerry or delica teSSen, Just remodeled. large
store, r., b., cleo. h.-w.h., garage; low
rent. Your inspection will convince you.
National 1408.
CHICKEN DINNER PLACE.
Large house. containing IA rooms: baths,
on prominent boulevard in nearby Mary
land. Elegant proposition for right party.
McKEFVER & GOSS, INC,
I4l5 X St. NV Nat. ALSO
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WILL DRIVE two cheerful people California,
reasonable; warm coupe; references eX-
changed. Write P. o. Box 4510, BroOkland
Station, D. @. IS"
10 Florida cheap; ChrySler sedan. in gooC
condition. Address Box 470-J, Star Office rs
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MEN. experienced. for all types of work
also women and ONCE help. References ex-
uNEMPfOYMENF BUREAU of
The Junior League of Washington.
Nat. 9444. Epiphany Church. 1911 G. ST.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MANICURE. 25c: HAIR OUT. Csc; MARCEL
Csc; hot oil. Csc; work guar. or no charge
Stewards 92l F NV. NotoX dyeing.
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sTTUATI0N-MEN.


white man, middle ased, trustwortny. sober.
ssssi as otio. references. Address Box 4Ss,J
ELECTRICIAN, Al, 10 yrs experience as
chief electrician Of large plant; tech. .knowl-
81 Soae sSsTsfSs stsJ Dss.
9ARDENER SUPERINTENDENT (workingl,
SdmSn e, age 90 VITA trained in Europe life sx-
n sss u frnIe1 Al fewer grower; outdoor
Ssdses and vsSsssbsf Desires "s pes,IOn lawn
pas ssa Best or s9s Of
Emil Rademacher, Box 247. Ballston, Va 25'
P Boa ssJ Is s, sp' Gc. or ANYTHING ADDRESS
We NEED several Jobs for Howard Uni
ca pesn Of MsSs o ssryee sc
SITUATION-WOMEN.
GRADUATE NURSE, employed dpTing day.
S SIl r sssl night or paF'-tims duty Tel
NURSE With ,2la years training iesires po-
Sition as children's nurse or cases of any
kind rates reasonable. Address Box 4ls-J,
a9ssE 5SsSs any kna Of
PRACTICAL NURSE. settled lady, years of
tion leaving city; would go as managing
hnsSSTysekeeper in small motheriess home. North
WOMAN, refined, American. wishes resident
poSition in nice home as companion. Address
Box 1851. Star Office. 25s
SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
DAYS WORKER, efficient, reliable, wants
work. city or suburban. Adams 235s. 26'
GIRL, white. desires work in good family
Adore SIS Box 441-J. Star Office
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, desires
work from about to : O'Clock; no cooking.
Call Lincoln 7065.
GIRL wishes q position: general housework
and plain cooking. Cal North 22s4-J.
GIRL. colored, as cook or maid. Call Lin
GIRL wants work: can do plain cooking or
mothers helper, Phone North 8sls
HoUsEKEEPER-1-Re woman from Vir-
ginia wishes position in motherless home or
cook Address BOX ss4-J, Star ONCE az
LADY, refined foreigner. speaks perfect
French desires occupation morning. after
noon as companion, help housework, care
for children. Address Box 438-J, Star ONCE.
MAID or general houseWorker, colored wom-
an. willing to stay nights. Call Decatur
WOMAN. colored. wants work Of any kind;
stay nights. Call Col. 154l.
WOMAN, colored, reliable; household work
q any Kind all day or part time. Lincoln
YOUNG WOMAN. German, perfect cook and
houSekeeper, desires part-time work. 1878
Monroe st. NV. Adams s554.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
MEN. experienced, for. all types of work;
also women and ofRee help. References ex-
'D'le REIMBURSEMENT SM BUREAU of
=, The Junior League Of washington:
Nat. s444. Epiphany Church. 1917 G st.
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Putting is half the game. Sol
Metzger has prepared a fine leafiet
on putting, which he will send free
to any reader sending stamped, adj
dressed envelope. Address this news
paper.
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If he stroked the ball in orthodox
fash.on--a sliced fade at the finish.
The correct iron address, is as pic
tured at the left of the illustration.
The open faced iron address is shown
at the right Don't use this open
face address except on certain shots
that cannot be played otherwise.
They are odd shots and difficult to
execute.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

c5s. noHs: ~
Hart, 2o3k Bladensburg Fd. ne. Lin. 04oe.
CARPENTER and builder Alterations and
to aIo,s you oS want II done Fisht' sall
CARPENTER WORK-Repairs by high-class
and ts5tars. work: =: Nj: Guild. phone North
CARPENTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., repair
ing Of pronerty, eabinetwork, shelvins; win
eoGr r R. %s ss Ss 6ee
CHAIR. CANEINGC.aa,0prDssssa . rockers SSSo,s
stering. Armstrong, l2ss 10th NV. Met. 2oe2
neaRs xISss sss sasSsnse. s . sa mS
estimate. II, NJ. carpenter, North osss. 2s'
ELECTRICAL WIRING".Is. rms ms
lures complete. SIS and up; work guaranteed.
Star Electric Co. Adams sass. 1927 9th NV.
EXPERT floor t fEh;ha sSTsnins Wax wax;
Serene, rs N. Y. ave. NV. Nat $3.50.
FLOOR sURFACINq. retinishlng, old or new;
Es os sss4 sh SfE dq p sw sE oss
FLOORS scRAPED AND. FINISHED:
NASH FLOOR Go ISis aA a. h'r %es. T iSi
IlEATING-Fs9grIn,sssse repaired ar. and i'm, in
kobey Iestins Co, 1895 Florida ave. ne.
HEATING & PLUMBING.
You will Be dspFiysd Of heat only y.,t two
gas or coal American Radiator heating.
Why wait? Two or three years to pay; no
entire satisfaction guaranteed. No Job too
big or email; GiSs US trial Budget Plumb
TePairins oii burners a insinded. GET our our
stlcss lime n en2 payments sFranEed' 22' eth
PAINTING. PAPERHARGTNcI. PLAsTERINd.
Special prices this month: best material;
th w St Hear Pa 9d ADAM: s4c ssa'
PAPERING, PAINTING. HARRY FALBOTT
estimates ass .cheerfully Eiven. business phone
NSAsti 2S - 81
PAp rsRIasGd Is up FiTst-eIs work
Bartz. COL Irving st. NV. Columbia 1899
PAPERING PAINTING
mates free. Earle Jordan. Lincoln sis5 's'1c
PAPERlNG-PAINTING
For Economy-Deal With Us"
Re RSoms papser rs $40 and up. First-class
Work nS IeIaoie concern.
,o 5o9 pye q 55E%SoRAT1Ns CO, 1N Ssoo
IPAPERHANGlNG Rooms R .nd p PapiST .;i.
G sdfss t0 5ss fstn YORK e nr Gs bee
PI, ASTERtNG, patch work done reasonably;
tTH. 70S l3th st Sc. Lin. 4531. as
Window Shades, 80eooMSsStfIts, Of Osn ;l,sC
sartshorn waterproof. cleanabls shade cloth
ON YOUR ROLLERS. any size up to S6
hsi priced f National sE s shhS6i s2op is
Eve st NV.
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH
| required. Painting, papsring. plumbing. car
pentering. electric wiring, roofing. cement
work garages, weather stripping, etc. Try
our our easy payment plan. Estimates cheer
The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO
927 New York Ave. NV. Dist. 5Os2.
NO PAYMENT TILL SPRING,
HEATING. PLAST ERING. ROOFING,
MISUNDERSTANDING. PLUMBING. CE-
MENIING, CARPEETERING. PAINTING.
PAPERINCi, GARAGES. We build. re5riid
and remodel; modernize store fronts. inclose
porehes, additions. As long as three years
to pay. Phone Nat. 266s. g. SHIELDS &
co, 1901 New York ave. 24s
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, IS2s--The
finish is like new; ell new tires; mechanic
caliy perfect. We invite your most careful
INSPECTION Only $3.50 down, balance month
ly Pohanka Service, ll26 goth st, NV
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CHEVROLET COACH, l93O-Finished in
beautiful midnight blue: low milease; motor
" payments r. L. Taylor Motor Co., 14tiR
ST. at T ST. North 9603. Open evenings.
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AUBURN s-CYL. ROADSTER-S75 down, $40
per month; excellent condition; any dem2n-
stration; guaranteed. Warrington Motor Con
2035 18th NV. Pot. 0044:
AUBURN 1929 SPORT SEDAN-sl75 down.
33S.34 per month. Just like new; Al IN
Co. 2oS5 i7th NV. Pot. ooS4. =
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CHEVROLET COACH. only S2s5;. clean;
original finish; low mileage; careful FIRST
bile on a new Ford. See this car and a
Fords and Dune the best BUY IN uf toWnAa LIN.
coin phaeton for only $3.50. Eynop Motor
Co, 1887 Irving st. NV. Open day and
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CHEVROLET COACH. l926-WiI give many
miles Of satisfactory service: paint, tires and
motor OK. and only S1l0. Terms s4z down
balance monthly. Pohanka Service, l12a
2nth 81 N W North 0247
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927-Perfect condt-
ton; $3.50 cash; private party. Lin. l0415.
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planned to san today, but due to ofncial
business of the general the change was
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Senior Jose NJ. Coronado, was the guest
Of honor of the members Of the staff Of
the Pan-American Union at dinner at
the New Shoreham last evening. Senior
Coronado is former membere of the
staff, and the dinner was rendered as a
tribute to him by the present personnel
of the union. Others at the dinner were
Mr.. Franklin Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. An
tonic Alonzo, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Babcock, Miss Heloise Brainerd, Miss
Janeiro v. Brooks, Miss Elsie Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burkholder, Miss
Elena Calderon, Mr.. Atilano Carnevali,
Mr.. Adam Carter, Mr.. Jose L. Colon,
Miss Rosalmira Colomo, Mr.. Daniel
Coronado, Mr.. Enrique Coronado, Mr..
and Mrs. Lowell Curtiss, Miss Addie B.
Deering, Miss Elizabeth Dugan, Miss
Elinor Dunnigan, Mr.. John p. Dunni-
mer, Miss Bernice Goddard, Miss Evelyn
Gosnell, Mrs. Mason w. Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. William v. Grifflth, Miss Mary
Harrington, Col. Campbell B. Hodges, Mr..
A. Horrnaza, Mrs. Anne Kammerer, Miss
Antoinette Keane, Mr.. Harold Keatley,
Miss G. Marion Keefer, Mr.. Paul v.
Kelbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Koenig, Mrs. Constance Lathrop, Mr..
Claude Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
erick Livesey, Mr.. Robert Lord, Miss
Linda Love, Mr.. c. Keech Ludewig,
Mr.. William Mahoney, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Manger, Miss Annie D'A. Mar
chant, Mr.. Rafael H. Martinez, Mr..
Herbert r. Mills, Mr.. Manuel Monies,
Mr.. William Montgomery, Miss Rita
Mower, Mr.. Paul w. Murphy, Miss
Beatrice Newhall, Miss Anne O'Connell,
Miss Arletta Phillips. Miss Matilda Phil
lips, Mr.. William Jennings Price, Mr..
and Mrs William A. Reid, Mr.. Clarence
S. Brunswick, Mr.. Robert M. Scott, Miss
Fanny Bunand Sevastos, Miss Ana
Maria Sherwell. Mr.. H. Gerald Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Snodgrass, Miss
Rosa Dora Stone, Mr.. Guillermo A. Suro,
Mr.. John A. Teetz. Mr.. and Mrs. Jose
Tercero. Mr. and Mrs. James Thurman,
Mr.. and Mrs George Wait, Mrs. Helen
M. Waters, Capt. and Mrs. James E.
Whitehill and Mr.. Julian G. Zier.
Representative and Mrs. Edward W.
Pou were hosts at dinner Saturday eve
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win be Mrs. James G.. Strong Of Kansas,
Mrs. Menalcus Landlord or Virginia
and Mrs. Ellis Yost.
The Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de Davila were among the guests at the
dinner given last evening at the Carl
ton by Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Nigel OF
New York. The other guests were Sem
ator and Mrs. Jesse H. Metcalf, the f1rst
secretary of the Chilean embassy, Senior
Don Oscar Blanco Wei; Miss Parmenia
Nigel and the attache of the British
embassy, the Hon. Mark Watson.
Senator and Mrs. Edwin S. Broussard
have as their guests in their home, at
1850 Mintwood place, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Patout of New iberia, La. Mr.. Patout
is a brother Of Mrs. Broussard.
The new Senator from North Carolina
and Mrs. Cameron Morrison will be the
ranking guests at a bridge supper this
evening which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Walden will give In the Congressional
Club at 2001 New Hampshire avenue,
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Cooper and DR.. and Mrs. Leroy l..
Sawyer.
Mrs. Edward w. Pou will give bridge
tea tomorrow afternoon in the Club OF
Colonial Danes for Mrs. Morrison, en-
tertaining for her daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Pou Moran.
Mrs. Smoot, wife of Senator Reed
Smoot, will not receive Thursday after
noon, but will resume her days at home
Thursday, January %.
The charge d'affaires of Colombia,
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ming for the new Senator from North
Carolina and Mrs. Cameron Morrison.

ming for the new Senator from North
Carolina and Mrs. Cameron Morrison.
Mrs. Henry Allen Cooper and Mrs.
John Henry Dwight entertained in
honor of Mrs. Edward E. Gam at
luncheon today at the home of Mrs.
Dwight, on Kalorana circle, the guests
being Nine. SimopouloS, Nine. WI, Mrs.
Charles l.. McNary Mrs. Arthur H. VAN
denberg, Mrs. James j. Davis, Mrs.
James A. Frear, Mrs. Sol Bloom. Mrs.
Wilbur j. Carr, Mrs. William r. Castle,
jr.: Mrs. s. d. Sturgis, Mrs. Mark Sui
Ivan, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose. Mrs
Porat and Mrs. Mortimer E. Walker,
Mrs. Herbert johnson and Mrs. STAN
ley Tallman, all of Racine, Wis.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. David S. ingalls, will entertain
at dinner this evening.
Gen. and Mrs Robert Courtney Davis
are in Augusta, Ga. Gen. Davis, who
retired recently from active service. is
renowned for his participation in San
Juan Hill and Filipino instructions.
During the World War Gen. Davis was
assistant adjutant general of the Amer
lean EXpeditionary Force and later
was in charge of administration of the
adjusted compensation act.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Harry G. Bishop
have postponed their departure for
Panama until February. They had
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SOCIETY
The Third Dinner for Chief Executive and
J Mrs. Hoover This Season to Be
Given This Evening.

~ RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover viii
b. the quests In whose honor
.s scSr, S .S Of ststs At sS dinner MTs
this evening.
Mrs. Hoover was the honor guest at
taae meeting Of the Senate Ladies
luncheon Club today at the Capitol.
The Secretary Of State, Mr.. stimson,
win accompany the Assistant Secretary
of state, Mr.. Francis White, to Balti-
more Thursday to attend the opening OF
the First Pan-American Exhibition OF
Contemporary Artists to be held IN Bal
tinore. The exhibition will be held IN
the Museum Of Art, and the Secretary
will be entertained at dinner that eve
ming by Mr.. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles White.
Secretary and Mrs. Adams
Feted by Admiral and Mrs. Pratt.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams will be the
guests In whose honor the chief OF
Naval Operations, Admiral William v.
Pratt, and Mrs. Pratt viii entertain at
dinner this evening.
Mrs. Walter r. Brown, wife of the
Postmaster General, will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. william N. Doak. wife of the
Secretary of Labor, will receive tofnor-
row In the presidential suite of the VIII
lard Hotel and will be assisted by Mrs.
w. w. Husband and Mrs. Robe Carl
White, wives of the Assistant Secretaries
of Labor. Presiding at the tea table
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Blaise de Sibour left
last evening for New York, where they
will remain until Saturday. Later In the
season they will go to Bermuda 60 be
the guests of the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson,
who have taken a home there.
Mr.. and Mrs Robinson will have as
their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Charles s.
1r,ontinIied m Third pare0
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Mrs. Robert Hinckley. will have as her
house guest. in her home, at 1923 Six
tenth street, her daughter, Mrs. Per-
cival McCeney-Werlich. and her son
who will arrive this afternoon.
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planned to san today, but due to official
business of the general the change was
made.
Lieut. Col. and Mrs Seth williams Of
Bryn Mawr, Pa, are in Washington
at the Mayfiower, where they enter
tanned at dinner last evening in the
presidential dining room.
Col and Mrs. William P. wooten will
entertain at dinner this evening in
henor of their house guest. Mrs. Ely,
wife of Maj. Gen. Hanson Ely, OF
Governors Island.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard will
entertain at dinner at Grasslands Sun
day evening. Mrs. Leonard will leave
January 90 for Chicago to attend the
conference of the anti-suffrage move
ment, January 81 and %.
Maj. and Mrs. Leonard have with
them the latter's sister, Mrs. Ralph
Ellis, who will be their guest until her
new home is ready for occupancy. She
has taken the house at 1918 N street,
several blocks from the home of Mai.
and Mrs. Leonard.
Mai. and Mrs. John Coolidge, son and
daughter-in-law of former President
and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, are visiting
Mrs. John Coolidge's parents, former
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Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis to. Give
''Caricaturen Costume Party.

Mr.. an Mrs. James F. Curtis have
issued invitations for a small dance FRI
day evening for their daughter. Miss
Laura Elizabeth Curtis, Fin compliment
to Miss Mary Parker Corning and Miss
Dorothy Fell. The party is to be
"caricature" costume party.
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Gov. and Mrs. John H. Trunabull, in
st. Petersburg, Fla.
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The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. David S. ingalls, will entertain
at dinner this evening.
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Mrs. Walter r. Brown, wife of the
Postmaster General, will not be at home
tomorrow afternoon.