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sALE-AUTOMOBILES.


oLpsMoBILE 1920 convertible ri roadster. sstsT
lent rubber all around; smooth. powerful powerful
5frsai9 .n9 q ,fs 9niy nw D1 sfeo
OIDsMOBILE 1890 sport coupe S365;
powerful motor; finished in deep rleh gray
Duco: mohair upholstery: excellent irst
tires Emerson & Orme. nth and SITS.
PACKARD 6-cyl. touring owner Leaving
town and has n9 further 1esd Tor condon nc T
judSe this car by the price asked; really
worth a great deal more; Must see to sp,
IS Woods p like hw this Co. fs4 s45 be seen
PACKARD 1929 7-passenger sedan; privately
owned; excellent appearance; mechanically
Sound: sa45. Storage in Standard Garage,
1870 L st. NV. ; s.
fee Wheeling Motorola radio: purchased
new this wear, Sf5O. 1926 10th ST. NV,
Ant 81 co. 007" --------.-
PONTIAC 1888 fOur-door sedan. black; very
S@'''Ut51 cEcSesnd isn ISIS ISIS ''-lle9 '---'
PONTIAC 1898; coach. S595: Duco finish
''Ga new; low MILEAGE; III excellent condition
hI0gghcul:. special, easy terms r,r Emerson
STEARNS- KNIGHT business coupe. IN fine
running order. 500 SO 9th st. ne.
sTUDEBAKER Rovpl Commander sedan:
b-Laht now Feb. 1929. fine condition. Must
have cash. sell Sl25. Owner. Adams oGS'.
I TIpPFT SIX newly BFGsfar PSntea s9gd tires
AaJUI9MpBILEs Az at wsscnieI auto a4c.ion,
ec" 10 m USUALLY a good assortment
Used Parts-IRUCkS. CARS.
-, All makes and models, glass installed at
' Tf HESS Stlt Auro tsP2ic PFXcMANGE
- Fla. Ave. NE North 1O4OS.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

I645 HARVARD ST--Attractive. quiet wen
furnished room next bath. c. h, W.; private
home; excellent neighborhood breakfast II
desired -
furnished hR rooms. sink. gas ranse also
single room. h.-w.h.. phone; reasohaols. .
ll"4 K ST NV Apt 5"-Attractive iarse M
room twin beds: one or two; elevator VAIN
iii. l. ST. Nw-N,cely furnished rooms: cons
private family to quiet gentlemen o'i'''
central.
o:;- NW--Large room. twin beds, $50;
large room Ink, 50: :. rooms. Sd'o' Win
range and sink.
s!n 18th ST NE or :, bright rooms neN'
ID r AVE. NW.-Large front cou6e
room sunny warm: use living room -
week: also bed-sitJing room NO. "'"": =
4.l5 Attn ST. NV; rooms; s;' md and = lo
Tss ysSS Mis- MIS-. press PTessrave. ave- ''oo''
1lll MASS. AVE. N.W-Double room. 'front.'
overlooking park; porch, hot and cod water.
suitable for two next 10 bath
1914 IRVING ST. NW-One large living,
bed room with private bath; clean SLOW
81 18th N,w.-Larse. bright room; next ext
Of phone. reasonable =
ON 10th sT-An exclusive family own!nIg;
rent ore beautiful second-stor south room;
all appointments highest class; 80 ltiei-
rnceS. CO. il6.. ------------
HOTEL GRAFTON ANNEX 1913 De Sales
St nw-Warm outside rooms nreprool
building: comfortably furnished; each Win
running water: near showers; - -nr- S|ltc!-
board and elevator service; SOU mo, up
ATTENTION uneduaieo. large, airy
rooms. with private bath or running wafer.
near showers: new furniture. elevator, A!nte
OF double. 81 weekly The Westminster
1907 18th ST NV. Also cheaper rooms.
1,io L Nw-Cozy. warm light sleeplng
AID Ink. rooms. near bath coalpic,eig
equipped. SI-S6 81 weekly.
14i4 V ST NW-Lovey rooms, III com
Portable home; convenient neighboE!ood'
SCOTT CIRCLE 1921 R. Lovely front
room. twin beds; single room; abundance not
water heat: reasonable; translentS CONSIDERED
I43I FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-,Basement apt.
private bath. shower. 50 wk: s. 90. hrSt
floor: Ink. S6; rent allowed for service.
I45. PARK RD.. The Parkade. Apt. 10
Large. attractive front room. comfortao!e
bed, reasonable; acults. Call atteF p NJ
THE CHARLOTTE. 2l:0 St. w. Apt. .
Large front room. furnished With studlo
couch: free telephone: $500 week y
DUPONT CIRCLE. l74l ST.-Bea utifully
furnished large front room. twin beds; also
other double room: h.-w.h.
439 K ST NV. Apt. :3-Very large: gas.
electricity furnished. gas oven conVerien mt
location; So weekly.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..



MONTAGUE ST. MODERN APT. IN
private home; 4 rooms. bath; detached house.
adults only. GE. 4044. a.
1863 CALIFORNIA ST. NW-TWO ROOMS.
eiee refriseTst' on. steam heat: near school.
THOMAS CIRCLE. 1923 M-EXCEPTION-
ally attractive, lst floor; :. rooms. kitchen
cite. oath. reception hall; private home
WOODLEY PARK - GROOM APT; INST.
water heater; electric refriserator. screened
sleeping porch garage, 2d3o Garfield ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK-LIVING ROOM BED
room. dinette. kitchen. bath. hall. two large
for Winter. GRAFTON HOTEL, Rm. 32:,
eyenlnSS; inspecti0n Sunday. 3o@4 Porte. ST.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL 1924 l7th
closed porch: ST. 5o. Friridaire Included
:5io lith ST. NV. 1119 K ST. NV
Nicely furnished apartments. two rooms,
kitchen and bath; ianitor. co. 104ot. -
PARK LEE. 1890 PARK RD. : UNUSUAL
value; livlng-bed room: SPACIOUS dressing
room. Ginette, kit. bath; Si5. AID. $3.50!
,,4lH H ST N.E-sI0 5th ST NE
Nicely furnished apartments; S5 to SS15
per week
MT pLEAsANT-oUIET , RMS. K1TcH-
6fs able r' or aeul3s e' $50 ls"7 D Kenyon St NV nv
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY: APARTMENT HOTEL.
H,W lL.,D
9Dy week ,9fna on.h NA S4s
DEcEMBER Isl TO April. 18th: ONTARIO
rdom 8 beds fn'n5 BATH ADULTS ony
mo- including Frigldaire, ligys ard Gas, o..
term agreement. reference, co nd35
ern southeFn esposure e'' rened ho@e
adults Adams 5a:- -
saS sos 81
phone 500 B ST. ne Ii 1880. -
YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE WITH
ap9'hfE sp Ta M Fsasan 5Ssa s@ sec n G:h
al4 ALLISON ST. .NW.-BED ROOM. SUN
parlor, lsree ,aichen; sem;.private bath
EXCELLENT NV. OVERLOOKING lGth
ample heat; Frisidsre ;il;io Brown ST. -
l:I0 18th ST, N.w.-CNE LARGE ROOM.
reasonable. Apply manager. Reference.
1891 C;ALIlFoRHIA ST, N,wmoNE LARGE !.Eeg
and eec 6a Reef ehdeh
NORTHUMBERLAND ROOM. BED
room. bath. ncn-hoUsekeepng: rent reduced
to $40. including maid service. NO. A2sn-
kTeHEN AND sATa APT FFaG aes
;ion, newly painted thfoushout;, Office work
ers preferred $40 month Apply l:2" 3th
oof fdE farnisned modeEn deaehea
house; adults only. GEorgia 4oii.
BACHELOR WITH GROOM .-BATH APT.
desires bachelors or married couple as CO.
tenants, maid service meals, etc. Wes.
chester kpts. Si3-B.
LIBRARY. :: BED ROOMS AND BATH IN
pirate house. but absolutely separate: large
airy rooms. beautiful outlook choice neigh
borhood, every comfort and refinement
81 - Que ST. NV.
:;.I-,1 HCLAiEAD PL w-TWO ROOMS
kitcnenctte. BATH. Irc1oscd porch: and
electricity: reasonable. co. :iS'.G-J
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK ROOMS
bath. porch e, bed rooms. S4s. two rooms.
Ink. $50. UnusUa! view. 1910 1ng.eSide
terrace below 18th and Newton.
1if, r. / AVE. NV - LARGE ROOM
well furnished, two beds, kitchen private
bath. dishes linens. S35 month; large room.
two beds, kitchen. semi-ba;h, $50.
APARTMENTS
Evening star., 1933-11-04

Had she really escaped the wrath Of the Reds In the
war? Was she safe at their home? Now Tarzan
was entering familiar territory With eagerness
Suddenly he came in sight Of his home. The burned
building had been rebuilt. The ape man gave his
victory cry in his joy
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

FURNISHED APARTMENTS. EVERY LOCA-
ton, price and size Free service. 9lS
18th st. Ma, 0470i eve, EN-. 1000.
3 ROOMS, BATH, PORCH NO CHILDREN
only $50 2115 14th st. NV.
11O6 EAST CAPITOL ST. OVERLOOKING
Lincoln Park-Two rooms. Eitchenette. elec.
refrigeration: completely furn.: adults. 5'
FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
free. ApTS ALL SECTIONS. G13 eth Nv.
Me 1a4T. NIGHT. GE. 1896. ~
DOWNTOWN. .,..o E N,W.-FRONT; THREE
rooms. kitchen private bath; entire floor;
Sil per week to refined tenants. A.
1884 ONTARIO PL. NV, NEAR 18th AND
Col rd--5 rooms. nicely furnished. in pri-
vate home with owner; no other occupants:
private bath; plenty heat; constant hot
nIshed for $50 Call to inspect, all day
Sunday or after $50 pm. week days;
adults only. ."
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i532 O ST NV. Cnear Scott Clrclel-At-
tfarijve room, next 10 bath, for gentleman
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oGsI conn AVE. opp, Wardman PIki.- PaIkiE
men; twin beds; semi-priv. bath; garage.
RI
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.I94 5th ST. s.E-single and double rooms; com.
neW,v decorated: walking distance navy
Yard: housekeeping if desired: reasonaole-
III. EUCLID ST. NV. -Cheerful f@ron1 @
room. plenty hot water near DaIh' n'eh
onIv AOane a1b0
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o-Io ONTARIO RID. near 18th and ColuH-
adj bath: excellent meals: two eehLieH.eH
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ROON1S-FURNISHED.

81 LAN1EE PL Nw.-Clean. large. sun
lady employed. references co. 4:41.
PETWORTH 42S Shepherd st. N.W.-Two
rooms screened porch, for light housekeep-
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tifuiiy furnished home, private shower bath:
suburban MsIyIand miles or s min9tsS psd
grounds: family of 4 adults: excellent meals
best Southern cooking; $50 per month Al
drpSe RnY a43-H Star office.
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1903 23rd ST NV, Washington Circle
HousekeepiIS rooms; all outside rooms
continuous hot water: REASONABLE
o935 Ist ST Nw-Room, suitable for on
or two North 9T5a. D
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handsome. modern rooms. bath; private
home; 10000. Adams 3237. 37.-
1908 COLUMBIA RD-cheerful south @ Te room: ON
private home; gentleman; terms moderate.
3463 l4th ST. Nw-Comfortably furnished. ee.
single, front room. semi-private oath' 1oF
Gentleman -..-.-----
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1894 EYE ST. N.W-Laree. light rooms.
double or twin beds. continuous hot water,
near bath: rent reasonable.
1879 .lst~ST. N.W.-Lsrge. attractive front
room; also single room excellent neighbor.
hood continuous hot water. TO-
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NEAR DUPONT cIRCLE-Handsome IN private
nonip every convenience: sunny douoIe, OK
snElc rooms I'll, o St Tel NO 1:tHl.
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FORD DUMP BODY only. Ia ton. almost
new, SO Triangle Motor Co. > New York
w.
CHEVROLET la-ton truck, panel body; very
cheap in good cond ton. See. Mr.. JeferS
foreman Eve. Star Garage. s41 md st. sc.
FORD 1891 ll,-ton; closed cab. express
body: thoroughly reconditioned fnd absolute
ly guaranteed. TRIANGLE blue ribbon truck
Special at $3.50. Call Mr.. Skehan. NO
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RENT-GARAGES.

AII-BRICK GARAGES IN PETw ORTIZ SEC
ton near 9th and Upshur and 9th an,
Allison. ~ per month. CHAS. D. SAGER
9@4 18th NV. Ma. 0036.
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private downtown apt; refined gentlemen; un-
limited phone Apt. II, Franklin Park Apts
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ls{4 COLUMBIA RD.-S:s wk,. single rms:
va oorv hall rn.. s. 80: men. AD. ~. lo.
Evening star., 1933-05-07
Hostess Celebrates
Birthday Anniversary

Mrs. S. redmond Smith entertained
in her home, 1852 Argonne place, Mon
day afternoon, from to 6 o'clock, IN
celebration of her eighty ninth BIRTH
day anniversary. The house was BEAU
tifully decorated with the many baskets
of flowers and plants sent to Mrs. Smith
by her relatives and friends.
Mrs. Smith is the widow Of Mai. S.
redmond Smith Of Wilmington, DEL,
and Miami. Fla, who served as major
in the United States Army from 1861
to 1865 and was twice decorated for
special valor. Mrs. Smith has been an
extensive traveller in this country, as
well as abroad. and for the past sew
ington. While residing in Miami the
late Maj. Smith was mayor OF that city.
Among those who offered congratula-
ticns to Mrs. Smith were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert w. Smith and their daughters.
Leala Bell, Dorothy and Katherine, Mr..
and Mrs Sidney Harmon Smith and
their daughter Jean, Mrs. Efie Roberts
and her daughter, Mary Hunt Roberts,
all of Alexandria, Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Redmond Smith of Middletown,
Del Mr. William Waltmon and Mr..
Walter Priest of Bluemont, Va; DR..
William Earl Clark and DR.. william
Clephane King, Mr.. and Mrs. George
o. Tanney, Nine Emile Yaret and her
daughter. Mile Amelia Yaret: Mr..
James R. Taylor. Mr.. John o. Snyder
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Leland O.
Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton Leith and
daughter Margaret Elizabeth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Austin, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H
Leith, Col. J. Miller Kenyon. Mrs,
Elizabeth G.. Mcknight, Mrs. Ida
Webber Miller. Miss Gabrielle Steger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Braden, Miss
Sarah Townsend, Mrs. Joseph Schmitt
of New York and Miss Sue v. Leith.
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Cotton Ball Friday
For GEORGIA Society

The Georgia State Society Of WASH
ington announces that its final dance
this season will be the annual Cotton
Ball which Is to be held in the gold
room Of the Shoreham Hotel on Fri
day. May IL, at 8 O'Clock.
This year, the special feature Of the
Cotton Ball will be Q beauty contest in
which all unmarried ladies attending
between the ages Of 16 and 80 years are
eligible to compete. There are several
prizes to Be awarded, the first prize
being . silver loving cup.
Those requested to serve on the COM
sell, jr.; Mr.. Starke Gregan, Mr.. ]. A.
Massey, Mr.. w. I. Wilton, Mr.. w. A.
Robinson, Mr.. w. H. Krouse, Mr.. G
B. McGinty, Col. A. L. Singleton, Mr.
J. B. Grice, Mr.. w. @. Cordes, Mr.
Archibald Farr, Mr.. w. E. Faulkner
Mr.. A. 8. Trask, Mr.. s. M. Mcmillan
Mrs. 8. Gordon Green, Mrs. w. N
Braswell, Mrs. w. I. Demming, Mrs. r
C. Ellis, Mrs. Benjamin Grady, Mrs
Nina L. Haimbaugh, Mrs. j. c. Holh.
day, Mrs. Gibbs Lyons, Mrs. Alberta
Odum, Miss Lucille Thurman, Miss
Ruth Warren and Miss Alice Martin.
During intermtssion, q short but de-
lightful program vii be presented which
features numbers by Miss Margaret
Startling and Miss Cristine Davides oi
the Clara Miller Studio, Mr.. John
Barnes and Mr.. Charles Demma Of the
Jack Mullane Studio. the Nationa
Quaret under the direction of Mr.
Flora Bell Keefer and Miss Frances
Rands.
All Georgians in the city are cordially
invited to attend and to bring theil
friends,
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Weddings of Interest
To Washington Residents

Miss Frances Woodrow, Denver, Colo,
and Mr.. Paul Hanna Hadley, New York,
who were married in the Bethlehem
Chapel, Washington Cathedral, yester-
day afternoon, are spending a short
time in Canada before returning to
New York, where they will reside
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Woodrow
OF Denver, parents of the bride. and
Miss Betty Woodrow, sister and a stu
dent at Ward-Belmont School. Nash
vile, Tenn, came East for the wedding
The brides father is a first cousin
of the late President Woodrow Wilson
Mr.. Hadley is the son of Mrs Lucia
Hanna Hadley of Washington. His ma
ternal grandfather was Representative
John Hanna of Indiana, who was in
Congress in the seventies. Mr. Richard
Hanna Hadley of Evanston, ILL.,, who
was his brothers best man, has re-
turned to Evanston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hager Gawler
have returned from their wedding trip
and are at the Monmouth. Mrs: Gawler
formerly was Miss Catherine Kloman,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Kloman. The wedding took place in
the rectory Of st. Gabriel's Church
April 20 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
Father Nelligan officiating.
Members of the immediate families
were present and a reception followed
with a few close friends attending in
the home of the brides parents.
Miss Winifred Kloman, the brides
sister, was maid of honor, and Mr..
Paul Wall the best man.
The couple went to Virginia Beach
by boat and motored back through
Virginia They stayed a few days at
Staunton. Mr.. Gawler graduated from
the Staunton Military Academy last
June in the rank of cadet major. at
which time the bride was his sponsor
DR.. Frederick Dial Tillman has an
nounced the forthcoming marriage of
his daughter, Miss Patricia Tillman, to
Mr.. Ural johnson of Glendale, Calf
The bride will be given in marriage by
her brother, Capt. Stephen Frederick
Tillman.
Evening star., 1933-05-07
THE SUNDAY STAR wAsHINaToN D. C. lasa-PART

Haslup. stationed at the Warrington
Navy Yard, spent several days this week
with Mrs. willard Leutze, who gave
bridge luncheon yesterday In her honor,
entertaining Mrs. A. Allen Simon. Mrs.
Warren Barnaby, Mrs. Charles Hobbs.
Mrs. Floyd Bennett. Mrs. Robert Vowel.
Mrs. II. D. Campbell and Miss Rode Of
New York.
Mrs. Francis Fenton was hostess at
bridge luncheon Wednesday. her
guests being Mrs. Allen Simon. Mrs.
Walter r. Rogers, Mrs. Robert Davis,
Mrs. John M. Tildsley, Mrs. Melvin
Shurtiefr, Mrs. Francis Cushing, Mrs.
Floyd Bennett, Mrs. Reginald Vardy
and Mrs. william May.
Mrs. Christian Schilt entertained at
. bridge tea given Thursday. her guests
being Mrs. Harry Weitzel, Mrs. James
Balm, Mrs. william Sihler, Mrs. Eugene
Mnllaly, Mrs. Francis Fenton, Mrs.
T. B. Gale, Mrs. Sam Woods, MIS-.
Harold Parsons, Mrs. Robert Pendleton.
Mrs. Melvin Fuller, Mrs. w. Dalton
Davis, Mrs. Franklin Good, Mrs. Stuart
King. Mrs. David Cloyd, Mrs. Kenneth
Chappell and Miss Elisha Hanson Of
Warrington.
Mrs. Herbert Hardy and Mrs. Roy
NOnkey WcIc 4tuoecoCcc ~ . OltoSC VCo
given In the Waller Building Thursday.
Included IN the company were Mrs.
James Breckenridge, Mrs. w. B. Grove,
Mrs. o. P. Smith, Mrs. Galen Sturgis,
Mrs. Donald Kendall, Mrs. Harold
Major, Mrs. Ralph West, Mrs. Robert
Blake, Mrs. Frank Mcvey, Mrs. William
Marshall, Mrs. Frederick Stack, Mrs.
Hal Potter, Mrs. John Mcqueen and
Mrs George O'Shea >a
Mrs. Frank Blantou entertained at
luncheon followed by bridge Monday.
her guests being Mrs. D. M. Garrison,
Mrs. Harold Parsons, Mrs John M.
Tildsley, Mrs. Francis Cushing, Mrs.
Duncan Waller, Mrs. Stuart King and
Mrs. Franklin Good.
Mrs. w. o. Corbin was hostess at u
luncheon Monday In honor of her house
guests, Mrs. Thomas McDairmant Of
Baltimore. Mrs. John McNulty Of Aurora
Heights, Va; Mrs. L. A. Frankland and
Mrs. George Marttnson Of Washington
and Miss Marion Runnel Of Shippens-
burg. Pa.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles Chapel, who
sail Tuesday for the Asiatic Station,
have been honor guests at . number
Of parties this week. Lieut.. and Mrs.
Augustus Cockrell entertained guests
the other guests being Capt. and Mrs.
Floyd Bennett, Lieut.. and Mrs. William
Scheyer and Mr.. James Bernard o!
Fredericksburg. Bridge parties In honor
Of Mrs. Chapel were given by Mrs.
Francis Fenton, Mrs. Henry Nicholas,
Mrs. Elmer Salman, Mrs. Glenn Britt,
Mrs. Franklin Good and Mrs. Gale
Cummings.
Mrs. Glenn Britt has had as her
guest Mrs. william Lemly Of Wash
ington.
Mrs. Brainard. wife Of Maj. Z. H.
Brainard, U. s. M. c., retired, accom-
panied by Miss Betty Brainard, were
guests of Maj. and Mrs Charles Price
this week. Preceding the tournament
at the oficers' mess Tuesday Maj and
Mrs. Price gave q dinner In honor of
their guests, entertaining Lieut.. Comdr.
and Mrs Albin Lindall and Capt and
Mrs Maurice Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Halliday gave a
dinner party followed by cards Satur-
day for Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Hastings,
who celebrated the twenty-fifth ami
versary Of their marriage.
Evening star., 1933-05-07
Women's 8 City Club
Garden Tea at Olnev

The women's City Club will enter
tain ct Q garden tea at Olney Inn,
near Sandy Spring, Md, on May 20.
The tea Is being arranged by, the spe-
cial Finance Committee Of the club of
which Mrs. Gladys B. Middlemiss Is
chairman.
Mrs. Midd1emiss has appointed sub
committee which will have direct
charge of the Olney Inn fete. Chair
man Of the subcommittee Is Mrs. Ed
mund 8. Kocherspeager and serving
with her are Mrs. G. H. Curl, Mrs.
Horace Herr, Mrs. william Lee Corbin
and Mrs. w. w. Spaid. Mrs. Clar
May Downey will be hostess for the
occasion.
The special Finance Committee was
appointed to raise funds toward pay
ments on the mortgage on the club
house on jackson place.
The tea will be served In the garden
at the inn. overlooking the rolling
Maryland hills. The spot was recently
visited by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
who drove her guest, Mrs. Henry Nor
ganthau, jr., out to the inn for luncn.
It Is near the historic little Quaker
settlement Of Sandy Spring, one OF
the earliest villages in Maryland.
Evening star., 1933-05-07
|Quantico Officers
Give Bridge Party
To Aid Girl Scouts
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Ram
dolph Berkley Visit Post
Over Week End.

QUANTTCO, Va, May 6.-The ON
GERS mess sponsored IN evening Of du-
plicate contract given as . benefit for
the local troop Of Girl Scouts Tuesday
evening In the Waller Building. High
scores were held by DR.. and Mrs Rob-
ert Davis, Mrs. Clarence Nuttiug and
Mrs. Clifford Richardson.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Randolph Berk-
ley, the former on duty at Paris Is
land, s. c., visited the post over the
week end.
Mrs. W. B. Grove Of West Virginia
has been the guest Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
James Breckenridge. Mrs. Grove was
the honor guest at luncheon given
Wednesday by Mrs. Thomas Boyle
Gale. :.
The regular dance at the ofacers'
mess attracted an unusually large at
tendance as 20 many officers will be
detached from the stction at the con-
clusion Of the term Of the Marine
Corps Schools. and with their families
will leave for other posts.
Maj. and Mrs. Harry Weitzel and
Lieut.. (U. 8. NJ and Mrs. Asel Kerr
were among those who entertained at
dinner proceeding the dance. Lieut..
and Mrs. Gale Cummings gave q dinner
in honor Of their house guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Munger Of Buffalo and
others present were Col and Mrs. James
Mead, Capt. (U. s. NJ and Mrs. Ellis
worth Van Patten and Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnstein, all OF Washington; Lieut..
Comdr. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson.
Maj and Mrs. Robert Blake, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Chappelle, Lieut.. and
Mrs. Charles Chapel, DR.. and Mrs.
Clarence Morrison and DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Arnett.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Allen Pollock were
hosts at q dinner when their guests
included Maj. and Mrs. Karl Buse.
Maj. and Mrs. James Balm. Capt and
Mrs. John Kaluf, Capt. and Mrs. D. Z.
Campbell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Stuart King,
Lieut.. and Mrs. George McHenry, Lieut..
and Mrs. William McKelvy and Lieut..
and Mrs. David Cloud.
Mrs. H. D. Campbell was hostess at
q bridge tea Tuesday in honor Of Capt.
Campbell's mother, Mrs Eugene Camp
bell Of Waterbury, vt. The guests were
Mrs. e. E. Saltmarsh, Mrs. Knox OF
Fredericksburg. Mrs. Schroyer, Mrs.
Hendricks. Mrs. Delmar Byfield, Mrs.
Walter Amory and Mrs. Edward L.
Pugh. High scores were held by Mrs.
Elmer Salzrhan, Mrs. Francis Cushing,
Mrs. Warren Barnaby, Miss Alice Reed
Cushing and Mrs. Emory Ozabal.
Capt. william Radcliffe celebrated his
birthday anniversary by giving q buffet
supper last night when his guests in
cluded Col. Percy Archer, Capt. and
Mrs. Solon Kemon and Miss Mari.
Kemon, all Of Washington, and Capt.
and Mrs. John P. McCann Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Haslup. wife Of Capt. Lemuel
Evening star., 1933-05-07
Local Charities Bene6tine
By Champions Golf Match

AL Of the various country club sets
are planning to. attend the exhibition
golf match given for charity at the
Kenwood Country Club today and fea-
turing Gene Sarazen and Joe Kirkwood
against Al Houghton and Arthur
Thorne. The ticket sale will be handled
by Miss Katherine Dunlop, president of
the Junior League, assisted by a COM
mittee of Junior Leagpe~girls and club
off1cials.
Because Of the many woman golfers
at the various Clubs the interest among
women in the forthcoming match Is
almost as keen as that of the men.
Kirkwood's exhibition will start at
2 o'clock this afternoon and the regular
match will start at 2:30 o'clock. The
proceeds are to be distributed for the
aid Of the unemployed in Washington
and vicinity.
A substantial sum for the benefit of
the Children's Evening Clinic at Chill
dren's Hospital. maintained by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the District Of Co.
lumbia Dental Society, was raised at q
card party held during the week at the
Columbia Country Club. Mrs George
F. Goetzman and Mrs Allan Scott
Wolfe were In charge Of the arrange
ments.