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Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
ACADEMY STUDENTS
GIVE PROGRAM OF
MUSIC AND DRAMA

A delightful program Of drama
and music was given last night at
the Academy of Music by pupils
of Miss Gretta Gould, Ellis Rhodes,
EStelle Livingston ard Elmer A,
Todd
Piano numbers were presented
by Peggy Case, Mary Kathryn
Horton, and vocal numbers by
Barbara Tondro, Kathryn Jones,
all four Of whom performed ex-
ceptionally well.
Two one-act plays were presented
by the academy players, a group
of children. The first was The
Dream Lady" in which Phillip
Van Slyck, Helen Joy Kinnard
Cicil George Cross, Lenavieve Ar
mold, Jack Cameron, Georgia
Frances Damron, Stanley Ryerson,
Pollyanna Stone and Ethel Pearl
Cross played the various roles. The
play is charming fairy tale and
the youngsters gave a delightful
production.
The second play was The Beau
of Bath" by Constance MacKay, a
rare bit of fantasy, The difficult
roles of the Beau of Bath" his
servant, Jepson, and Rosamond
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
BRIDAL SHOWER
YESTERDAY FOR
MISS WILLIAMS

With April showers and May
flowers as the theme, Miss Gladys
williams, whose marriage to Ar
thur Paris is to be an event of
June, was honor guest at a bridal
shower given yesterday by Mrs. Les
lie Bennett, ST. Vine avenue, and
her daughter, Miss Mary Bennett.
The party had been arranged sew
eral weeks in advance so that every
detail of the surprise shower had
been carefully worked out. Miss
williams followed a path marked
by pink ribbons which led through
the various rooms of the house. AT
the end of the trail she found an
array of attractive gifts which were
contained in an inverted umbrella
decorated with crepe papers in pas
tel shades.
After the shower appropriate
games were played and later re-
freshments were served, lighted ia
pers and spring. flowers forming
the table decorations.
Those present were Mesdames w.
H. Tyler, Jr., Russell Hoy, j. p.
Sweeney, George Williams, Bud
Pinz, John Tyler, Wesley He'll, H. F.
Mateska. V. E. Butterworth, Russell
Graves, the Misses Leona Coulter,
Ethel Price. Gwendolyn Williams,
Mona Metcalf, Ruth Price, Ethel
Maupin. the honor guest, Miss
GLADYS williams, and the two hos
tesses. Mrs. Bennett and Miss Mary
Bennett.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
ACTIVITIES OF
FOX LEADERS
CLUB MEMBERS

Thurston Grassland, president of
the Fox Leaders club, sent this
message TO club members:
Saturday is our last official
club meeting for this year We. as
a club, have tried to furnish lots
Of fun of the right kind. We have
tried to stimulate interest in orig
inal recreational projects. We
have succeeded in making our club
of interest to large numbers Of
children. I wish at this time to
thank all who have co-operated IN
making this a banner year
through their generous donations
Of time and energy
The sewing exhibit will be held
on Saturday at which time five
prizes will be awarded. Judges are
Mrs. c. S. Thatcher, Mrs. Charles
Jenney and Mrs. B. E. Lemons.
The glee club is to present The
Dutch Dolls. colorful and dc
lightful musical number. Mr..
Howard has also secured The
Alabama Boys" who will entertain
in true collegiate style at Satur-
days matinee. The picture for
Saturday will be Around the
World with the Graf Zeppelin
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
EASTERN STAR WORTHY MATRON is
HONOR GUEST AT SURPRISE PARTY

Last evening. Mrs. j. A. Hall, one
Of the officers of Signal Chapter
No 276, O,E.S., extended the hos
pitality Of her home to the officers
of the chapter and their husbands
for a covered dish supper and an
evening Of cards, the affair being
given in honor OF the worthy
matron, Mrs. A N. Bucklin, and as
q surprise for her
A double surprise was in store
for those who attended, however,
in the presence of Judge Lloyd
Griffin of San Diego, associate
grand patron of the grand chapter
of the order in this state. Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. H. R. Anderson,
associate matron, upon learning
that Judge Griffin could be pres
ent, included the associate matrons
and associate patrons of the valley
chapters in their guest list.
At $50 those hidden were seated
at card tables festive in colored
glass service, cool linen and tempt
ing food. A profusion of spring
flowers, snapdragons, larkspur and
delphiniums, lent charm TO the
room.
After supper. Mrs. Bucklin was
asked to speak by Mrs. Hall and
did so, thanking her officers for
honoring her. Judge Griffin, when
called up to speak, expressed his
great pleasure in being present as
one of the group and told Of re-
cent official visits as a grand Of
ficer in San Francisco and Los
Angeles. He also related some Of
his experiences as a delegate to
the general grand chapter which
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Churches
Schools
MRS. HAYFIELD
PUBLISHES BOOK
on METAPHYSICS

Gems of Truth from Bailey's
( 'FeStuS' is the title Of the thought
provoking book recently published
by Mrs Mary E. Mayfield Of tnls
city. perhaps better known to Fl
Centrans as Mrs. l. Mayfield. wife
CT Judge Mayfield.
Mrs. Mayfield's purpose in writ
ing the book is to make known to
the thinking public the gems or
universal truth contained in the
dramatic poem, "Festus," compiled
in 1889 by Phillip James Bailey.
English poet, and which has gone
through 81 editions in the United
States alone.
The poem itself created a great
stir in the literary world both from
its poetic merits and from the
metaphysical truths expressed Il
is studied today in a number OF
universities in this country.
Mrs. Mayfield studied the poem
itself for two years before writing
a word. Her book is in the nature
of a commentary on the poem with
quotations from the original poem.
1t is divided into such groups as
The Nature of God and the Di-
vinity of Man." Brotherhood.
"Reincarnation," "Karma," "EYo-
luton of the Divine Plan"
Death" Good and Evil" The
Higher Life and similar subjects.
Each division has its introduction
by the writer with quotations from
the poem illustrating the theme.
Publishing of the book marks
the eleventh anniversary of Mrs
MayfieldS arrival in El Centre.
The book, as far as physical make
up is concerned, is unusually at
Mrs. Mayfield plans to
send 100 copies to England, several
TO universities in this country and
has copies available for those who
wish to purchase them.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29

. was held in San Antonio, Tex, last
! october. Mrs. Maude Reddish.
president of the Associate Matrons'
association here, expressed the
pleasure of her group in being
included is Signal chapters party.
Those holding fortunate scores
at cards at the close of the game,
were Mrs. U. L. Martin and Judge
Lloyd Griffin, first prize, and Miss
Bernice Modem and E. N. D. Hatch,
consolation. A special prize was
given Mrs. Bucklin in the form OF
! lovely mesh bag. gift from her
officers.
Those present, with the assist
ance Of Judge Griffin, sent a tele-
gram TO Mrs. Elise McGiffin,
worthy grand matron, expressing
the Fluctuations Of all officers and
members of the order in this dis
trict for her birthday then being
celebrated by her chapter in Los
Angeles.
Those invited were MesSrs. and
Mesdames A N. Bucklin. Seymour
McCrary, H. r. Anderson, &. r.
kirkpatrick, j. R. zurcher, Grover
Baker, Bert Purdy. w. E. Ellis,
John Cook, E. N. D. Hatch, I. F.
Hays, Walter Palmer, ]. A. Hall,
c. H. H. Small and Misses Bernice
Modem and Lillian Halliday and
Messrs Hoyt Stickler and Arthur
G. Dyer.
Associate matrons and associate
patrons hidden were MeSdames
Bert Reddish, w. M. Williams, Lou
Hausman and Ralph Powers and
MeSsrs. Nathan Pulzifer, A. L.
Jeffus and Ralph Powers.
Other invited guests were Mr.
and Mrs. U. L. Martin and Mrs
c. w Maitland.
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OF Interest to w omen
Society
Clubs
TEN THOUSAND CLUB CARD PARTY
LAST NIGHT DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR

While the recent wind storm
made a lawn party impracticable
nevertheless, that theme was car
RED out IN the card party spon-
scred last night by the finance
squad OF the Ten Thousand club.
Instead Of arranging the tables
on the club lawn as was originally
planned, the party took place in
the main auditorium which was
decorated to resemble a lovely
garden. Tall baskets Of spring
flowers and greenery aided in es-
tabhshing the illusion and height
ened by the colorful garden fur
niture.
Both auction and contract games
were played and at the end Of the
evening refreshments of old
fashioned strawberry shortcake and
coffee were served.
Mrs. Don c. Bitter won the high
score prize at contract and Mrs.
Forrest E. Kutz, the low. High
scores at auction were won by Mrs.
A. Il. Keller and Karl Kraft: sec
ond. by Miss E. D. Brown and
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Missionary Society To
Haze EUeHing Meeting

Members of the Presbyterian
Missionary society and their fam
lilies are invited to attend a pot
luck dinner next Tuesday evening,
May 3, at o'clock at the Clyde
Dyer ranch.
Mrs. Milo Hogan of Calexico will
take charge of the program and
will talk on her experiences as a
missionary in China AS Mrs.
Hogan has received quite recently
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29

parsley butter These lamb pat
ties may well take the place Of
lamb chops in any menu.
Roast Shoulder of Lamb, MiIanaise
One shoulder of lamb, l quart
can tomatoes, l pound bunch
young onions, l sweet green pep.
per. 1 cup hot water, bouillon
cubes. cups elbow macaroni, i
tablespoons grated cheese. salt,
paprika.
Put meat on the rack of roast
er and roast i'll hot oven for 20
minutes. Then reduce heat and
pour over tomatoes which have
been rubbed through a sieve and
combined with onions finely mine
ed, pepper seeded and chopped
very fine and bouillon cube dis.
solved in hot water. Season with
2 teaspoons salt and 1-2 teaspoon
pepper and baste the lamb re
quently with the tomato sauce.
Roast two hours. In the meantime
cook macaroni in boiling Salted
water. Place meat on a hot plat-'
ter and pour the tomato sauce
over it. Surround with cooked
macaroni sprinkled with grated
cheese and q dash of paprika-
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
Mss GOULD GIVES
CALEYICO PROGRAM

Miss Gretta Gould of this city
was in charge of the final pro-
gram for the drama section of the
Calexico Womens club which took
place yesterday afternoon in the
lockwood Memorial hall Of that
city.
Two groups of children from Cal
exico and FL Centro gave several
charming fairy plays. Miss Gould
gave a talk On The Application Of
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29

the Arts Members Of the BraW-
ley Delp1lian club presented
highly entertaining one-act play
directed by Miss Gould.
Miss Gould has been leader OF
the drama section in CaleXico fer
this season, and the subject fof
the year has been The New
American Theatre The program
was built around the Pulitzer prize
plays which we're reviewed and in
terpreted by Miss Gould in a most
able and delightful manner
Today, Miss Gould will give
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
w. A. MarShdlIs Return
From Interesting TriE

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marshall have
lust returned from weeks motor
trip which took them through the
principal cities of the state as far
north as Sacramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall report
that they experienced both snow
and hail on their trip but for the
greater part met with delightful
weather. On their return trip they
stopped in Long Beach to visit their
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Thompson.
"Alison's House" (SuSan GlaspelD
for the Holtville Womens club.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
TOmOrrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST: Sliced or
anges, cereal, crisp broiled
bacon. milk. coffee.
LUNCHEON: Baked spin
ach and eggs, cheese mullins,
button radishes, cornstarch
pudding with strawberries.
milk, tea.
DINNER: Breast of lamb
with lettuce, stuffed green
peppers, cucumber and toma-
TO salad. apricot ice box cake.
milk, coffee.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
Breast of Lamb With Lettuce


Two and one-half pounds breast
OF lamb. ! 1-2 teaspoons salt, l
small onion, q small solid heads
lettuce, tablespoons butter, l
tablespoon lemon juice, l large
navel orange. currant jelly
Separate lamb into pieces for
serving and put into a casserole.
Add boiling water TO cover Sea-
son with salt and add onion peeled
but left whole. Cover and cook in
a moderate oven for l IL hours.
Drain from liquid and brown in a
hot frying pan. Cut lettuce in
slices and cook in boiling salted
water for 30 minutes. Keep at
simmering point. Place on hot
platter and spread with butter
creamed with lemon juice. Put a
piece OF lamb on each slice of let
tuco and on the lamb put a slice
OF orange which was boiled with
the lettuce for its last five min
utes of cooking. Cut orange in
slices before cooking. On each
slice of orange put tablespoon
ful of currant jelly and serve.
Any fruit jelly can of course be
used if currant is not at hand.
Save the broth in which the
1asb was cooked for luncheon the
following day.
Lamb patties are another mex
~ensive lamb dish. The breast or
shoulder is used for these. Chop
meat very fine and make into
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
~ SISTER MARY'S
y J, q q KITCHEN

small flat cakes. Encircle each
cake with n strip of thin bacon
and broil them under The flame or
in a hot frying pan. Serve with
potatoes au gratin and carrots in
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
/ EVENTS OF WEEh

Mrs. Glenn A. Hipes has been
honor guest at two delightful So
cial affairs celebrating her birth
day anniversary.
On Tuesday evening of this week
group of friends gave surprise
dinner party for her at her home
on West main street.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Hfpes, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Carson,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hendry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Moore.
Last night Mrs. Hipes shared
honors with Mrs. Bruce Moore at
an evening bridge party held at
the j. w. Hendry home, 434 Wen
sley avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
won the high score prizes and re-
freshments were served to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Lindsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Hipes.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
GOLFER HOLES OUT IN ONE

BUXTON, Eng. U.RS - Profes-
sional of the Cavendish Golf club,
Fred Jarman, has the distinction
Of twice holing out in one within
seven days. He holed a 125-yard
mashie shot in one and a couple
of days later holed a 170-yard
shot, with an iron, against the
wind.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29
BY SISTER MARY
NE.A Service Writer

II you are in the habit of using
only lamb chops and leg of lamb,
you are missing some economical
and delicious meals featuring
such inexpensive cuts as the
breast and shoulder of lamb.
Breast of lamb with cooked let
tuce is 4 splendid dish for a spring
dinner. Lettuce is also plentiful
and cheap this yea" and helps to
add variety to menus il it 10 serv-
ed cooked occasionally.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29

There remains unsold in Colo
rado more than 1000 less bushels
of potatoes than were on hand a
year ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-04-29

the lady of the portrait. were we'll
played by Phillip VanSlyck, STAN
ley Ryerson and Ethel Pearl Gross.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
COUNTRY BOARD.


IN MODERN COUNTRY HOME. near town;
boardeTs wanting home comforts; swimming
pool; $40 week. S35 per month. Mrs. Frank
Johnson, Louiss, Va Phone Louisa 81.
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE in Southern Md; l2-
hr. iioe hy auto from washington; excel
lent table; per week. Si250. Address Miss
M1ry Lawrence Berry, Upper Marlboro. Nd.
Phone Marlboro 21-F-13
BOARDERS WANTED ON LARGE FARM.
modern improvements, good food, Come to
Benning, down Central ave. to Charles Sum-
mcrs' store, Largo, Md, / mile into Colonial
home. Mrs. John o. Beanc.
CHILDREN WILL BE WELL TAKEN CARE
OF on a lovely farm. Ella Hardey Clarke,
Clsrksville, Md.
COUNTRY BoARDERS wanted week end
Sl50l, week and monthly, 81 per day. Ap-
ply 9. A. Gcssom, Waterfall, Va.
IS MINUTES WASHINGTON, of Richmond
Highway; all conveniences; two showers, two
bath rooms; double, single rooms, three
porches; 2l acres, overlooking two rivers;
nshins, boating, sWimmins; good Southern
D. Cathey, Woodbridse. Va. "es
Evening star., 1932-05-08

IN THE WESTCHESTER-Bea Beautifully fur
nished room adjoining bath: Housekeeping
privileges, all conyeniences; reasonable to
tespousible party. Address Box lSs-A' Star
Evening star., 1932-05-08

I495 NEWTON ST NV. APT. 24-Outside
room in apt, with mother and daughter;
lady only. Adams 5605-J.
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WE PLACE YOU FREE.
WE TLhOE IOU FIGbL
Furn and Unfurn. Apis. and Houses.
NATIONAL, RENTAL, SERVICE,

Fufn. and Unturn. Apis. ana Houses.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye St. NV. Dist. 676S. Ewes Ad. o577
322O WISCONSIN AVE. NV. APT, 6 KEY
N ApS n12 rms Ms tado k6 and Fm 6Sf BATH nlssy
1919 MILITARY RID, CHEVY CHASEo.COOL.
sunny. quiet. furnished apartment; rooms,
kit. and bath, large porch, large grounds,
best location; near Conn, ave; including
light and refrigeration. Clev. 0038.
CLEVELAND PARK-APT. lo4, 1920 PORTER
ST. (near Conn aveD-3 rooms, kit, din,
bath, Frigidaire; adults; references. g.
1888 nth ST NV AND 3 ROOM APART
Frigidaire; all modern; convenient location;
2 exposures (south and wesD; corner; linen men
dishes furnished; free telephone; $5O' sos.
BROOM, BATH. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
apartment, private home. Call Wisconsin
$50 oOI;2pd FLOOR, ? ROOMS AM ANp ,E,e BATH;
NV. Col 9ll5-J. g.
72s QUEBEC PL- N.W-s ATTRAcTIvELY
f1rnshe5 rooms nl 7o4s Eas' electricity
234o 14th ST N,W-N1CELY FURNISHED
front apts.. rooms, kitchen and bath gas
and elec. included. Metropolitan 8647.
2:23 R ST. N,W.-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath: large rooms and closets General Elec
refris.; exclusive neighborhood. g.
IT'S ALLISON ST-LIVING ROOM. ONE OR
tvo bed rooms, furnished for housekeeping'
phone garage; reasonable; adults g.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS : FIRST FLOOR
ss AddPes9 BoH nd 4s sar
1875 GIRARD ST NV = -ATTRACTIvELY
furnished front apt; Hving-bed room kitch-
enette and bath; to quiet couple adults 9.
WILL SHARE CHEVY CHASE. HOME WITH
another couple $50 per month. For details
address Box 480-Z. Star office. g.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, FRIG-
2ils H ST. NV. Apt 5o7 8.
GEoRGETOWN-4-ROO KITCHEN. BATH
apt, 3 exposures. s55 3014 Dent pl-. Apt
II. Phone Pot, 2957-J Sunday and evenings
BROOKLAND. MICHIGAN PARK-LOvELY
surroundings; l or rooms. bath and porch,
non-housekeeping. l0l6 Urell pl. ne. g.
SOUTHEASTERN EXPOSURE. OVERLOOK
ing Rock Greek Park. in refined home; large
living room and bed room, private bath,
modern kitchen, screened porch, garage in
cluding gas, electricity telephone references
exchanged. 1886 Nicholson ST. NV g.
SUBLET FOR SUMMER MONTHS, ATTRAC-
tive. cool apartment near Dupont Circle;
three large rooms. bath, kitchenette, Frield-
aire; S65. SMITH, Potomac 0l2l-J. g.
1910 BMTMORE STOOL, SOUTHERN
EXPOSURE; s large rooms and bath, beau
ttfnllyt furnished: near the park; PORCH,
Frsfdaire. baby grand piano; tioo month.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ROOMS AND BATH; PORCH. YARD 1882
Chaplin NV; newly decorated; overlooking
Meridian Park; cool in Summer, warm IN
Winter; h.-w.h h. g.
!st n; cor, 'front.', 3 rms, dinet, kit, bath,
free Frigidaire, $3.50; / rm., k, b., $35.
1910 Sth ST. N.w-ATTRACTIvE Q RMS
kitehen. bath, shower, cont. hot water, front
and -ear porches; list floor.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All Steel Refrigerator
ROOMS, ENCLOSED SLEEPING PORCH
Semi-private bath; adults. 71s Shepherd
Is CALVIN ST. COTTAGE CTTY-sECONp
moor; 3 large unfurnshed rooms, porch
bath; heat, gas. cleo: s35.
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, AMI. SAG so
woodbridge. in private home; newly deco
rated. 1910 Fort drive ne
2226 NEWTON ST. NE-DETACHED. NEW
large rooms. kit, bath, h.-wh.; desirable
reasonable; ami; convenient cars. bus.
1920 18th ST.-5 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS WITT
bath. rear porch; convenient to stores ar
car lines: Frigidaire; rent greatly reduced
adults Adams 7073
THE NOTTINGHAM 2l24 ST N.W-TW,
attractlVe apartments, three and four room
kitchen, bath. General Electric; reasonsbj
Apply Manager. Potomac 22s5
LLHRREE LiIRE LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS, KITCH
not water; S45. 1880 Col. rd
Sl6 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE IAP6iT
bright rooms kitchen and bath; newly dec
rsted electric refriReration; S37 so an.
H44oV. Apply resident manager Apt
NO COOLER APT. IN WASHINGTON THA,
70. IL 2S69 29th 81. NV near Rock Cree
FaIk ana zoo In sm.. mod. bldg: Friai6
are Included, S65. Phone Emerson 1923
246l 18th ST. NV, NEAR COLUMBIA Pr
S9Ez rooms kitchen and bath; adults; ami:
800 one month S concession.
CHOICE 5-ROOM APT. SCREENED PORCH
IS, Seml-Suourban; special price to adults
CesIranIe Iocation, Shep. 2408.
CLEVELAND PARK-APT. iO4. 1920 pop
te. 81; (nr. Conn. ave.; 3 rooms k, din
Datn. Frlgldalre; adults; refs g.
1873 ST. S.E.-2 R, K. b. A MI: LARGE
lLEI1lhe rooms; hne janitor service: agree
aDle neleh6orhood $40 to S45. See ian.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LARGE OTTT-
Sloe rooms kitchenette. bath walking dis
ssance OF everywhere. P. j. WALSHE, INC
ONLY $500
103 ST NV
Two rooms, Kitchen and bath. 9aS and
electricity furnished; h-wh: white tenants
CALL MR.. FISCHER. Dist O566 or Col 3s4s
3O26 PORTER, APT 202, CLEyE PIX
r. KIT. -dlnette. b., refrig $40; adults; fur
hlSned, S85. Cleveland 1891
TOWN-ATTRACTIVE APT FOTJP
rooms tile hath. ian. serv, s45 SO.
~. - w r. MARSHALL,
929 New York Ave Nat sss7
IN NV. SECTION, CLOSE TO BUSINESS
alstrlct-5 rooms. kitchen and bath, s6s;
= rooms, Kitchen and bath S93 Day nhops
west zO44: night phone, Cleveland 1911,
ALL FOR so
Evening star., 1932-05-08
THE SOUTHERN CLUB.

l400 New Hampshire ave, formerly the
Royal Italian Embassy-Lovely bed-sitting
room suite; exposures; / single room
1887 NEWTON ST. N,W.-,Exceptional oppor-
tunity for home. Lovely, cool room; pri-
vate home OF young couple meals optional;
Evening star., 1932-05-08
WANTED-ROOMS.

ONE LARGE or two average rooms with
bath, by gentleman. Address Box 126-A,
REFINED LADY. employed; sunny room
prefer private bath, continuous h. W., in
private mouse or boarding house; NV. sec
ton, 14th to 18th and H to Mass ave; must
be clean, comfortable. reasonable. Address
Box 474-Z, Star ofhce. g.
/ FURNISHED ROOM by young lady Must
ONCE N'O'r'' ' Go D'N '''-A' 0.A'
BY OFFICE WOMAN-Two rooms or one
and porch With refined people; detached
optional Address Box 2llA. Star Office
FURNISHED ROOM in private home, NV.
section. by young lady, employed. Address
Box 203-A. Star office.
RETIRED ARMY OFFICER of quiet literary
habits wishes cool airy furnished room
preferably with bath, In refined home with
no other roomers or children, NV. or sub
dress Box S3-A, Star Office
ROOM, private bath. by two employed young
isdieS se n noT5hwEest phvE section. downtown apt.
dress Box l77-A, Star Office.
MAN wishes clean furnished room, near
lexington with adults state price, etc. Ad-
dress Box 450-Z Star office.
MAN wishes Clean, comfortable furnished
room, near North Cap. and Rhode Island
ave- in adult home or apartment; state
terms. etc. Address Box 449-Z, Star office.
bath and porch, on first or second floor;
reasonable rent. Address Box ll6-A, Star
Office.
LADY, employed; room with porch; privi-
tege Ink; private family reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 260-A, Star office.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED housekeep-
ing room in quiet place. Reasonable. Gentle
man, Address Box l44-A, Star office.
GENTLEMAN, retired. wants room in a pri-
yate family; Protestant. Reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 1874. Star oftice.
I GENTLEMAN would like room with private
! family. No other roomers. Address Box
l5l-A, Star ONCE.
WIDOW, employed, wishes one large room
or one room, kitchenette in private family;
must be reasonable; state price. Address
Box 1854, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
ROOMS-FURN1SHED.
(Continued.)

10th ST.-Well furnished room and
/; private street-level entrance5 modern;
apahle Adams 1S25