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BURTON HALL, 1922 18th n.w;-7single and
50 70 $3.50 week, tranSients.
1914 HOBART NV Cat 18th and Harvard =
Private home. attractive warm room, inst.
hot water, showers; car and bus, gentlemen.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK and shorehann Ho-
te.s, Beautiful room for gentleman; ad-
joining bath; S25; all conveniences. Col.
l723 EUCLID ST NV. -sirele room, near
bath clean, warm, cleo. phone; S125o NO.
=, PRIVATE. ME-,.Large room: reason
able. gentleman preferred: references re-
CURED earaGe Cleveland eS42-J.
PLAZA, 22io PENN AVE w,-singles,
living and small room $40. or entire, apt 1902
l-2 LARGE front rooms. southern exposure;
qulet fanny MI; near 18th st. cars. Tel.
SOIL 9th NW.-Laree. nicely furnished room,
adjoining bath, continuous hot water; new
home; kitchen if desired; reasonable. 20'
1925 N ST. N.W,--Two furnished housekeep-
ing rooms. electricity, h.-w.h.. gas stove.
stationary tubs.
sl9 SOMERSET Pr. NW--Two furnished
rooms, SIS and $40; board optional; near
Rittenhouse st. NV
az 4th ST sE-s rms. .srd a, lh.k,. gas.
cleo h-wh no children Inquire Sun
ROOMS, quarter square from cars and
'p2s; private family; gentleman or couple.
l7i2 LANIER PL1LILarso ATTRACTIVE, front
VEL yell kept quiet bone, all conveniences, gen
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND W-Handy
to Conn ave. and downtown; large, nicely
furnished room apartment house; free
phone; pleasant surroundings: reasonable.
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WANrED-RooMS AND BOARD.

CENTLF'JAN desires room and board :
refined home after Feb lst: northwest pr
ferred: only f.rgt-class Accommodations dc
sired; willing to pay suitable price; kind
give details. Address Bo2 23t-J Star offcC
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80 AUSTIN COUPE $780,.
80 FORD SPORT ROADSTER
,39 E9Rp- TgpoR EEpAN.
80 HUPP SIX SEDAN.
80 FORD SPORT COUPE
20 NASH LIGHT SIX SEDAN
20 FORD SPORT COUPE
20 FORD TUDOR SEDAN,
% FOPD FORDCE SEDAN
q PLYMOUTH SPORT ROADSTER.
20 BUICK EROUG1AM
80 PONTIAC SEDAN
30 CHEVROLET COACH
IS TO SELECT FROM.
ACE MOTOR Co,
FORMERLY MOSES MOTOR co.
1925 l4th ST NV DEC. 3640.
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OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
H. r. LEARY, JR., & BRO,
1928 l4th St. NV.
North 1926.
CHRYSLER ROADSTER
(Dehiolistrator).
LATEST MODEL.
Six-wire-w wheel sp3rt Roadster,
driven only 1900 miles. VIII sacri-
hce. Accept trade and terms to re
liable party
Mr. LINGLE.
1887 Rhode Island Ave North 1885.
OURISMAN'S
SPECIAL SALE
OF unusually high grade used
cars that will give you many
miles Of satisfactory transporta
ton at very low cost.
T0DAY'S SPECIAL
1923 Chevrolet Coach 1925
Perfect eondition-3)- Dav guarantee.
1880 cheyr6!et coune ....,.-.....,,.. $45t
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CHRYsLER
USED-CAR DEPT.
GUARANTEED CAPS

1881 Plymouth Roadster.
Six wire wheels, Run only few hun
ored miles. Like new in every respect:
Guaranteed -.-................-.... 1878
1923 Nash Standard Convertible
Coupe
This car is above average A cheap
little sport lob for some one -. S285
1920 Cl7rysler 65 Coupe.
A snappy little coupe for some one
The paint. tires. top and motor in excel
lent condition. Priced very low go. 1915
1927 Chrysler 80 Sport Coupe.
just rehnished in beautiful shade of
blue New tires and Just overhauled in
MANY OTHERS.
1920 Chrysler " Roadster -. sos
1870 Plymouth Roadster ........ SIS
1920 Chrysler IS Sedan ........ sos
1923 Chrysler g Sedan. 39s
1923 Chrysler y Sedan 4o5
1925 Chrysler 20 Roadster PAS
1929 Nash Standard & Coupe. 425
1880 Chrysler S. Sedan 49,. 795
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400 NEW HAM~SHlkE AVE.

Formerly the old Hearst home. and later
the royal Italian lesation, has been taken
over by and Will be operated as a branch Of
the Southern Club Catering to people OF
refined and discriminating taste who appre-
ciate comfort and courteous service. All
front rooms and baths. Convenient loca-
| ton. Southern Cuisine Reasonable rates
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A cali will bring any car to your
do6r for a demonstration. Terms Of
trade.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET
SALES CO, INC.
THE HOUSE SERVICE BUILT"
025 H st. NE Lincoln 10000
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Terms and Trade.
3040 NJ ST. NV.
Open Nights Till 9.
West 0l6l.
PACKARD OFFERS.

And various other makes. All
at low prices and in good running
order.
Kalorariia Rd. at 18th.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
1916 10th ST NW.-Real home, or 8 young
people: exceptional board. Also. young lady
wants roommate. Special rates to students
and Government clerks. North 1857, ls'
l4l5 R. I. AVE. NW.-Large 2nd-foor front,
suitable for B. home cooking; young people
in house: e75 week
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY, chevy
Chase. D. C,-Beautitully furnished room
with frst-class table board; garage.
32s MD. AVE NE-Large front room. sec
ora moor early breakfast; reasonable 10"
1912 CONN. AVE.-Pleasant rooms in fine
old residence, newly furnished Simmons
single bed; good meals; reasonable.
1922 P ST NV Exceptionally attractive,
large front room. for two or three; high
class heme superior table.
3l4 NE.-consenial youne man to share
large room with another: references ex-
chaneed; good home; small family: reason
able Linceln a765
9a7 We. TER sTt aAW--e:,-n = oo- room.
2r.yiieees. nilli1niied phones. par.y hot water.
EXCELLENT hOme-cooked meas optional Col
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$3.50 MCKINLEY ST NV, Chevy Chase. D.
C.-Private family. large, front room. twin
teds, private BATH. Earden and pool break
fast ard dinner served; references ex-
changed Cali National 649s Bet. am. and
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20 Cars From Which to Make
Your Selection.

We Invite Comparison. Our
Reputation Is Your Protection
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desired Phone Col 409s.
I4o4 18th ST N.W-Beautiful double rooms.
open fireplace. running water, new furni-
ture. excellent meals s37 so mo.
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44l2 CHESAPEAKE ST. -N.w-Niceiy FUR
nished single room, adjoining porch and
bath quiet, refined family: no other room
ers; excellent home cooking; reasonable,
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IN PRIVATE HOME on Kalorama I'd. beau
tifully furnished room for two bath ad.
joining; 3 closets; well cooked meals served
separately from family If desired. Adams
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1857 MONROE ST Nw-Attfactive well
heated room n. modern home; excellent
I722 ST NW-congenial girl desires as
roommate another. lovely room, attractive
hornn = sunertnr tahla
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l409 10th ST NW-Niceiy furnished fror
double room, twin beds, instant, hot waite.
good meals; reasonable. 81
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RooMs-FURNIsHEp . UNFUR.

ONE OR TWO LADIES' CHEEKY, comfort
able rooms, Just papered. OPENING on hall;
plenty window space, pleasant outlook, gas
stove; use Of my, phone; share bath room
with one other lady the owner Phone
Columbia 4li2, Rent SIS.
BEAUTIFUL front room. southern exp,
private bath. hot water very desirable;
reasonable. SOP 9Th st. NV. Ga. 2089-J.
MT PLEASANT-LoVely rooms, a mi; pri-
vate home, detached house; near transporta-
ton; meals optional; business people desired.
Adams 1925
cOLoRED : 1925 LAMONT ST. N,W.-De-
soaable
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STANLEY II. HORNFR,
lois & iii lt.h. Nat. $500.

SUNDAY
AT
AUTO MART.
c. 5. Montgomery,
10 to 4 PM.
1929 Chrysler rs sedan
1880 Chrysler les" sedan
1929 Hupp sedan
1929 ChrysIer coupe.
1880 Chevrolet coach.
1929 Buick coach
1929 Essex coach.
1929 Packard coupe.
AND MANY OTHERS.
$50 UP.
AUTO MART,
1918 l4th St. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures.

IA AK VEN NS ~ ESNAOSiED.
81 YE 6S IF 6a. 6 AyE 2 ssaas ks. can d
nent$ with Frieidairs.- Apt T. $50 per
heat and very convenient to downtown See
s a "R a cAR ef can asorsa ABBY ISl
kENWooD. 1850 IRVING ST. N,W.-CoM-
kitchen and BATH. ssS So. $50 and $50. Incl
refrigeraGon, and space for auto, w H
sTRYKER. manager. Apt. % Col. 1921
MAY OUR AUTOMOBILE CALL AND SHOW
sunday and nights, Cleve 5457.
THE wEsTCHEsTER, 1882 18th .sT. NV
atehen, ,rsseptqn hai and BATH: in ,OS pen
fset condit1n Rf6ps s+5 per 1 Snsh open
lllo 6 st. NV.
l74s N ST NW-lst FLOOR; 2 VERY
large rooms kitchenette. bath with shower.
dressins room; all improvements Dec 37i0
63s7 7wa PA nee F 75o SWhATTE Ra APT
electricity. hot-water heat; adults only 90.
S.. G ST. NE-6 ROOMS. BATH. H.-wH.,
troat and rear porcheS. attic, separate base
TnUAs R4p goso n he T}i G ON premises
National s007.
1920 18th ST N.w,--NIcR BROOM. KiTCH-
en- and bath apartment. front Phone North
20, Ind 2nt ST Nw.--ATTRACTTVE COR
<ner apartment. tour rooms. kitchenette and
bath very reasonable rent. See Apt |, 20
LARGE RooM CT PLETE KfTcHEN
Tor St. w. few blocks above i4th Psrk rd
SUMMIT. 1915 EUCLID ST NW-AN UN-
usual o7pm sunity TO secure Enc floor FROM
: roor2s bath with ssi' ec~. iS..e reception
sefscncd nef eseeS 'Ra eSs't r spaes.
aire reasonable rsnt Apply janitor
lcOntinued on Next PaEs1
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200 ST NV. Apt ATTRACTIVE laree
warm room for two girls; large closet and
single beds; good home cooking; walking dis
lance Met O9o3
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is4i KALoRAMA RID NV rooms. pri
vate bath; 2 to students or men, excel
lent meals; S35 each, month.
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1902 10th ST. N.W.--Attractiye room. twin
beds, nicely furnished, suitable for two;
cellnrt hoard phnrn Nnrth lA1A
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YOUNG COUPLE to share attractive Chevy
Chase home. especially desirable for per
sons with boy of school age, to be COM
panioa OF boy, g. excellent meals WILSON,
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FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway, Va
One mile WASHINGTON, open all year; ideal
for Government employees. Phone Clarendon
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l7oo LAMONT ST, N.W.-Larse, warm room
choice food owners home; refined, con
venient location; special rates TO couples.
270e ONTARIO Beautifully furnished
home. double and single room; best meals
IL -
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1909 N ST. NW,-Well furnished single 6
double rooms refined home: convenient 10
cation; excellent meals. reasonable.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

SUBURBAN. ROOM AND BOARD.
BEST REFERENCES
CLAIR. $3.50
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zoos PORTER sT-Brigit, warm, second
! floor front; new, detached, brick house. one
| square Chevy Chase cars; IL minutes WALK
| Bureau Standards: ami; near bath with
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ARD NW.-Larse, sunny, south
+ employed people; suit 2 or 3;
-.aa1e. eHaeA~ bile
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1918 ILLINOIS AVE.-NiceIy furnished room,
Lof gentleman' SIS per mo. near car and
onS' convenient, pleasant surroundings 49,
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Man, Gov: enlploye. wants nicely furn.she
room, c.h.W. in room. plerty Eeat, light
coll-sprlns hen. good meals, lunch packed
reasonable; permanent Address Box 1874.
S-ar Cfscc.
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1901 18th ST NW-Sunshiny living rooms.
alcove bedroom. tiled bath. large kitchen
cite, large closets. gas. electricity; reason
able 1899
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| 1929 l2th ST. NV. Apt. 32-Attraqtive dou-
bic room, semi private bath; $50. Also room
| for business woman: day bed; grill; SO.
! 1928 Ist ST NW-Three rooms, private
hath; all outside, completely equipped
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ENGAGEMENT Announced
Of Miss Anna Sturgis
And Mr.. Burr Ansell
Miss Margaret Hatfield to
Week.-Mrs. Reeme En-
gagged to Mr.. Longridge.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sturgis of
Chevy CHASE, Md. announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Anna
Dodge, and Mr.. Burr Tracy Ansell, son
of Gen. and Mrs. Samuel T. Ansell, of
this city. Miss Sturgis attended schools
in Brookline, Mass, and Washington
and is a graduate of Smith College.
Mr.. Ansell was graduated from Harvard
with the class of 1926 and from Har-
ward Law School in 1929. The wedding
VIII probably take place in the Fall.
Judge and Mrs. Charles s. Hatfield
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret, to Mr.. Richard P.
Schulze, sen of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Scl1ulze of this city.
DR.. and Mrs. Charlss Orville Apple
man of College Park, Md, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Katherine Reeme, to Mr.. Joseph Cliff
ford Longridge. The prospective bride
and bridegroom are both graduates of
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Coleman Mar
.(continueA On Page 10. Column a.
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Prominent Sponsors
For AL Fresco Play

Mrs. Edward Everett Gam heads the
group of prominent Washington women
in official and social circles who are
sponsoring the presentation Of THE
Piper" by the Community Drama Guild,
in the National Sylvan Theater, In the
Monument Grounds, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, for which many
boxes are now being reserved through
Mrs. Fulton Lewis and Mrs. Charles T.
Watson. r.
Mrs. William De Witt Mitchell and
Mrs. Robert P. Lamont represent the
cabinet group, Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss
Grace Burton the congressional group,
Mrs. Guy v. Henry and Mrs. Hugh S.
Cumming the Army and Navy group
and in the residential group are Mrs.
Delos A. Blodgett. Miss Mabel T. Board
man, Mrs. George F. Bowernan, Mrs
Henry Grattan Doyle, Mrs. Isaac Cans.
Mrs. E. C. Graham. Mrs. Lowell
Fletcher Hobart, Mrs. Archibald Hop
kins, Mrs. Charles Graves Matthews.
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph and Mrs. Henry
Alvah Strong.
The players in 1.-THE Piper" repre-
sent many well known clubs in the
city, among them being the Arts Club,
Columbia Players, East Washington
Community Players. Northern Radio
Players, Washington Readers Club,
Orange and Blue Players and the Ma
tional Theater Players. A number Of
popular young drama artists from
George Washington University, Mary
land University and Wilson Teachers
College will take prominent parts in
the world-famous folk fantasy, as well
as the Caroline Mckinley Dancers. who
will be featured in an opening dance
in the gypsy mood Of the Middle Ages.
Miss Mabel Van Dyke, chairman Of
tickets for THE Piper" and her COM
mittee of Drama Guild members have
arranged to have reserved seat tickets
on sale not only at the Franklin Ad-
ministration Building but at the head
quarters of the A. A. A. and the Con-
cert Bureau Of T. Arthur Smith Is well.
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Mr.. Curtis to Come Back
From Topeka Next Month
Mrs. Webster Knight Has Returned to Provi
dence-Secretary and Mrs. Doak Are
in Columb bus. Ohio.
Carter Bailey Photo.

The Vice President, Mr. Charles Cur
tbs, who is at his home in Topeka, will
return to Washington some time next
month.
Mrs. Webster knight, Sd, daughter
of the Vice President, who spent a few
days with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, has re-
turned to her home in Providence.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
Doak are spending the week end in Co
lumbus, Ohio, where they went yester-
day by motor from Frankfort, KY,
after being the guests in the latter
place of the Governor, Mr.. Elem B.
Sampson. The Secretary and Mrs.
Doak left Washington Wednesday, ac-
companied by MIR. Walter w. King, spe-
cial representative of the Secretary, for
Lexington, KY, where the Secretary de-
livered the address at the dedication of
the Lincoln marriage shrine Friday aft
ernoon. After their visit with the Gov
ernor the party motored to Columbus.
Senator and Mrs Wallace II. White,
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Resorts in i. S. and Abroad
Attract Capital Society;
Officials Planning Trips
President and Mrs. Hoover Will Be Absent at
Least Week-Secretary Mellon
Misses Garden Party.
Carter Bailey Photo.

dent Garfield when he was Represent
alive in Congress from Ohio, and after
Mr.. Garfleld's election to the presidency
became secretary to the President. "
Not until after the death Of President
Garfield did he marry Miss Mollie Gar
field. Mrs. Feis is a gifted writer and
has served as editor of New York
magazine with much distinction. She
also has distinguished herself as a
writer of verse, and has won a name
as an American poet. DR.. and Mrs.
Feis are living in the house at 1904 N
street in Georgetown, which they re-
Gently leased.
The brief visit last week of Mr. Rob-
ert A. Taft of Cincinnati was reminis-
cent of another administration of more
recent years, being the son of the late
former President William Howard Taft,
who later served as Chief Justice.
Young Mr.. Taft came to Washington
for the meetings of the young Republi-
cans, which were held last week at the
Willard. He was accompanied to the
meetings by his mother, who has since
closed her house and started for her
Summer home at Murray Bay, Canada.
Mr.. Taft received decoration from
the Polish government, through the
Ambassador, MI. Filipowicz, who be-
slowed it few days ago.
Mrs. Borah, wife of Senator William
e. Borah, is remaining in Washington
through this month and continues her
work among the disabled veterans at
St. Elizabeth's Hospital. She is quite
Familiarity greeted by the patients as
Mother" and has been able to add
pleasure to her boys" through the
gift of Mr.. Joseph P. Tumulty, secre-
tary to the wartime President, the
late Woodrow Wilson. Mr.. Tumulty is
"hoSt" to IS of Mrs. Borah's boys" at
each matinee at the National Theater.
Mrs. Borah was expected to be in
Paris this Summer to assist Miss Anne
Washington as hostess at mt. Vernon -
the American exhibit at the Interna-
tional Colonial Exposition, which
opened in May. Miss Washington is a
member of the family of 1.-THE Father
of HIS Country" whose 2O0th birthday
anniversary will be celebrated next
year. Among others from Washington
who are assisting at MT. Vernon" in
Paris is Capt. Winant P. Johnston, as
sistant director of the American COM
mission, who sailed with the commits
sioner. Mr.. c. Bascom Slemp, some
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MRS. CHRISTIAN
HEURICH,
With her children Carol
Jean and Corrine at their
Massachusetts avenue home.
Underwood Photo.
Gen. and Mrs. Hersey
Send Invitations for
Daughter s Marrias'
Mr.. John H. Chapman Will
Wed Miss Wheelock in
Yokohama July 9.

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Mark L. Hersey
have issued invitations to the wedding
Of their daughter Alice Elizabeth; and
Mr., Richard NJ. Wick, Saturday after
noon, June 27, at 4:30 o'clock, in St
Adams Church, Rev. Charles T. War
ner offlciating.
The maid Of honor will be Miss Jane
Greer, niece of the bride. The brides
maids will be Miss Mildred Brown OF
Warrenton, Va; Miss Eleanore Leech
and Miss Helen Coburn Smith OF Wash
ington. Miss Helena Hersey, niece Of
the bride, will be flower girl.
The best man will be DIR. Glennon
Gilboy of Boston, and the ushers will
be Mr.. E. L. Chappel of Pittsburgh,
DR.. G, Haven Mankin and Mr.. Donald
Foote Roberts Of Washington.
The marriage of Mr.. John Holbrook
Chapman of this city. now United
States consul at Nagoya, Japan, to Miss
Ruth Wheelock of Dallas, Tex, who
has lived in Europe for. IL years, is
expected to take place July 9 in Yoko-
hama, or as soon as the steamer upon
which Miss Wheelock will sail from
San Francisco arrives there. Miss
Wheelock has been connected with the
United States embassies in Rome and
Berlin, then promoted and assigned to
duty in Cologne, where Mr.. Chapman
was vice consul. 1t was there the ro-
nance had its inception. Two months
ago Mr.. Chapman was promoted to
consul at Nagoya, and shortly afterward
Miss Wheelock went TO Paris to COM
plete her rousseau and later sailed for
home. She has been visiting her
finace's aunt. Mrs. Joseph r. johnson,
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Diplom ats Are Planning
To Make Summer Trips
Ambassador and Sonora de Ferrara Are En- Route
to Moscow-De Davila Family
to Sail Soon

The Minister of Nicaragua and
Sonora de Sacasa attended the gradua-
ton of their son. Senior Roberto Sacasa,
from Gonzaga College Friday evening.
Following the exercises Senior Sacasa
entertained a company at the legation.
The Minister Of Venezuela and Sonora
Dona Maria Teresa de Arcaya and
their family viii go to Atlantic City
Saturday to spend the Summer.
The Minister of Colombia, Dr. FAbio
Lozano, will go to New York today to
attend the luncheon Of the Pan
America Society. He will also be honor
guest at dinner while in New York Of
a group of Colombians, and is expected
back in the Capital the middle Of the
week.
The charge daffa:res Of Spain. Condo
de Montefuerte, is spending few days
in New York and is expected to return
20 the embassy the first of the week.
The charge d'affaires of Egypt and
Nine Ally Ismail Bey are spending the
week end in Easton, Md.
Mile. RENE Claudel and M. Pierre
Claudel, daughter and son Of the Am
bassador of France and Nine. Claudel,
will sail July / on the Paris to join
their mother in France.
The Ambassador and Mile. Claudel
are spending the week end in New
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jr., will spend part of the Summer at
their camp on the Rangeley Lake. Sen
ator White, who has been abroad for
several weeks, will return to this coun-
try next week and will go to their home
in Auburn, Me-, with Mrs. White, for
q visit before going to the camp home
Representative and Mrs. Charles D.
Willard and their daughter, Miss Ethel
Willard, Of New York, are in Washing
ton over Sunday and are staying at the
Willard.
|. Representative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly
will return to Washington the first OF
the week. Mrs. Kelly spent few days
at Ardmore as the guest of Represent
alive and eMrs. Harry C. Ransley,
whose daughter, Miss Elizabeth Abigail
Ransley, will marry Mrs. Kelly's son,
Mr.. william A. Clementson, later in the
month. She then joined Representa-
tive Kelly at Braddock, Pa, for the
Flag day exercises.
The alien property custodian, Mr.
1rsO11finiiad On pare ~ Column 6A