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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08

committee on credentials, as an- nounced by Department Comman- der Arthur L. Baldwin, Milford, in- cluded Theresa Hammill, Hart ford; D. J. Hennesy, Wallingford; ; Frank Reichert, Greenwich; Wal ter Ticket, Mansfield; George Mur- phy, New London; John Miller. Watertown, and John J. Bresnan, Saybrook. The convention banquet and annual ball will be held to- night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
WORKMAN, BURNED

Patrick O'Rourke, 2s, of 5s Bridge street. was treated for burns about the face and arms at the Waterbury hospital today fol- lowing an accident while working for the Connecticut Light & Power company as splicer. The officials of the company describe the acci- dent as flash" which rarely re- suits in serious consequence.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
Stocks Resumed Advance Under Lead of Selected Issues
Allied Stores Led m
 Driue For NelD Highs
Several Others in Store Group Made Good Increases
 General Motors Touched Best Price in Years

Continental Baking A., and St. Jos eph Lead.
 Several companies reported fav- orabls earnings which were reflec- ted in increased prices for their stocks, including American woolen and electric Auto-Lite.
 The censue bureau estimated cotton crop of t1,79S,0OO bales, against actual outturn, of 9,195,O0O bales last year and sharply above private estimates. Cotton futures declined $1 a bale on the day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08

(Continued from Page 1D and the babies will swim around the tub" Dr. Dafoe said. They now use man-sized tubs half full of water. They outgrew the tubs that were first used for their baths sometime ago."
 May Do Tank Act.
 Grinning. the doctor said the quintuplets might" be able to add a tank" act to their four personal appearances each day. Twice in the morning and twice in the after noon the babies are held up to the windows of the hospital for the visitors in the hospital yards to see.
 Nelson promised the physician he would return Gin two or three years time and put the finishing touches to their erawlstrolxe - fl they aren't ready to teAch me something by that time"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
WOOL MARKET

Boston, Aug. s--(UP)--A fair volume of business in the wool market, comprises mostly fine and half blood territory wools and medium semi-bright fieeces, ac- cording to todays report of the U. s. Agriculture department.
 Sales have been closed on strict ly combing 5Ss, 1-2 blood territory at 7O-72. cents, secured basis, and at 66L69 cents on French combing of the same grade. Strictly comb ing 56s, 3-S blood, semibright fleeces have been sold at 57-6O cents, secured baiss. Prices are steady to firmer on the 64s and finer territory wools.
 Snow fungus, resembling dried yellow seaweed, is being served Tn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08

instruction hv nuQtIon nietures
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08

Trlcyrias wifi pilot omnibuaes during h<eHy fesz ia England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
N. Y. Bank & Trust Stocks
 The R. F. Griggs Co.

Students will take a five-year course in Polar exploration nt A HeH ee|lcHe in Aunsin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
OUINTUPLETS ARE
 GOOD SWIMMERS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-08
DAVID DARRACH
 HITS MUSSOLINI

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Evening star., 1935-08-04
Farleys Sail
For Honolulu
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rived in Baltimore Thursday aboard
the City Of Havre from his European
post and will spend his vacation In
this country.
Mr.. George w. Hutchison. secre-
tary to the National Geographic So
ciety, and Mrs. Hutchison and their
two children, John and Aurelia. sailed
yesterday from New York on the
Santa Elena for California.
DR.. Paul Schwarz. the former Ger
man Consul, and Mrs. Schwarz, are
at the United States Hotel In Sara
toga Springs, N. Y, for q brief stay
Mrs. George Barnett has closed her
home on Rhode Island avenue and
has gone to her country estate. Wake
field Manor, in Virginia for the re-
mainder OF the Summer.
Capt and Mrs. Henry T Wright,
who are stationed at Hampton, Va,
came up to Washington last week to
spend q short time. and were at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Capt william Bowie has returned
to his home on Church street. Mrs.
Bowie is spending several weeks at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Former surgeon general Of the Army
and Mrs. Merritte w. Ireland will
leave Tuesday by motor for Colorado,
where they will stay until the last of
September. They will be accompan-
| led to Indiana by Mr.. John Liggett
The Rev. DR.. H. II. d. Sterrett,
rector of All Souls Memorial Episco-
pal Church, with his daughter, Miss
Ann Sterrett. spent q short time at
Bedford Springs, Pa, en- route to their
camp In the Western Aiieghanies,
where they joined Mrs Sterrett and
their son, Mr.. H. H. D. Sterrett, jr.
Mrs. Charles A. McKenney has
gone to Kennebunkport, Me-, to spend
the remainder Of the Summer visit
ing her brother -in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Everett Rapley,
in the cottage they have leased for
the Summer. Mrs. McKenney will
return about the middle Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Finken-
staedt have left the Capital for their
camp at Roscommon, Mich, to spend
several weeks. Their son, Mr.. Fred
erick Finkenstaedt. has sailed for
Chile. where he will visit his uncle
and aunt, the German Ambassador
to Chile and Baroness Won Schoen,
at the German Embassy in Santiago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Riggs an
nounce the birth Of another son,
Eugene LeMerle Riggs, born July "A.
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Entertained at Fairfax
Miss Virginia Evans Is Honor Guest at
Dinner and Luncheon.

FAIRFAX, Va, August 5.-The As
sistant Secretary Of State, Mr.. r. Wal
ton Moore, and his sisters, the Misses
Moore, entertained at dinner last
evening at their home in Fairfax in
honor of Miss Virginia Evans Of
Saluda, Va. who is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. Fairfax SHIELD McCandlish, in
Fairfax.
Miss Evans also was the guest Of
honor at a bridge luncheon yester-
day of Miss Warwick Rust, daughter
of State Senator and Mrs. John War
wick Rust of Fairfax. The addi-
tional guests included Miss Nancy
McCandlish. Miss Mary Frances
Cooper, Miss Anne Hooe Rust, Mrs.
Wheeler McDougal, Mrs. Robert Nor
ris. Mrs. Henry Dudley Ludwig, Mrs.
Elmer s. Waring, Mrs. Herbert A.
Donovan and Mrs. Thomas Putnam
Chapman, jr. all of Fairfax: Miss FL
sic Cole of Alexandria and Miss Mil
dred Shackleford Of Vienna, Va.
Mrs. Herbert A. Donovan of Fair
fax entertained at luncheon and
bridge today In compliment to Miss
Evans, when her other guests in
cluded Miss Nancy McCandlish, Miss
Mary Frances Cooper, Miss Randolph
Richardson, Miss Warwick Rust, Miss
Eleanor Rust, Mrs. James T. Redd and
Mrs. Wheeler McDougal.
Miss Mamie Wiley, accompanied by
Miss Nellie hewitt of Pohick. Va,
will leave tomorrow for q trip to
Lake George, and to Maine and
Canada.
Miss Phyllis Richardson, younger
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Dawson Richardson, was hostess last
evening at q party at her home,
White House. Miss Cornelia Alfriend
and Miss Kate Alfriend Of Alexandria
were overnight guests of Miss Rich
ardson.
Mrs Henry Wise Kelly and her small
son George are passing this week in
Washington with Mrs. Kelly's par
ents, Judge and Mrs. George Aukam.
Mrs. George Raymond Huffard,
who accompanied her brother, Mr..
Thomas c. Henderson Of Chantilly,
to Blackburg, Va, to visit their
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Elicit, returned to FaiB-
fax yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tansill Oil
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OF Greensboro, N. c., are at the
Dodge for a few days.
Miss Eva Pilkington of Birming-
nam Ala, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Anna Manderson, at TIT E street
southeast.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Duffy and
tneir son Michael are spending a
Island.
Miss Lena B. Konigsberg and Miss
Lillian @. Kay have left for an ex-
tended trip to Monroe, Ga. They
plan to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Irving H.
Dietz, formerly residents of Wash
ington.
Miss Eva Mae Riehl and Miss
Alicia Riehl have driven to New York
CITY, where they are spending the
week end at the Hotel New Yorker.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Peoria,
III. accompanied by Miss Margaret
Dalton and Miss Blanche Colgan,
also OF Peoria. arrived here yesterday
on short vacation trip and ar,
occupying a suite at the wardman
Park Hotel.
Mrs. c. J. Ross Of Ogden, Utah. is
at the Dodge, accompanied by Miss
May Anderson of Salt Lake City.
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yer, jr., motored to Roanoke yester-
day to pass a few days with Mrs.
divers parents, DR.. and Mrs. Bur-
nam o. Grove.
Mrs. N. Peyton Young and her
daughter, Miss Charlotte Young. and
niece, Miss Branche Grove. left yes
terday to visit in Fredericksburg and
Richmond.
Mr.. James Keith of Warrenton has
arrived in Fairfax and will make his
home with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Randolph Keith.
Mrs. Wilson M. Farr and her two
daughters, Miss Edith Malone Fan
| and Miss Ann Farr, who have beer
visiting Mr. Farr's brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, John Farr
in Philadelphia, have returned tc
their home in Fairfax.
Miss Marion Greer arrived in Fair.
fax yesterday to pass the remainder
of the Summer with Mrs. M. A
Mitchell and her two daughters. the
Misses Mitchell.
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Mrs H. r. Anderson. Capt. and Mrs
Earl A. Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. Harry
Henry, Capt. and Mrs. Oliver Il
Prizer, Capt. and Mrs. Lawrence c
Jaynes, Capt. and Mrs. Thomas H
Young, Capt. and Mrs. Jesse L. Gibney
Capt and Mrs. Elliott Watkins, Capt
and Mrs. Clyde L. Hyssong of Wash
ington, Capt. and Mrs. Laurence r
Bower, Lieut.. and Mrs. w. L. Mitchell
Lieut.. and Mrs. John p. Evans, Lieut.
and Mrs. Charles c. Higgins, Lieut.
and Mrs. Ewing H. France, Lieut.. and
Mrs. A. D. Mead, Lieut.. and Mrs
Ralph E. Tibbetts, Lieut.. and Mrs
Thomas H. James, Lieut.. and Mrs
John B. Grinstead, Lieut.. and Mrs. w
p. johnson, Lieut.. and Mrs. Maury S
Cralle, Lieut.. and Mrs. John F. Farra
Lieut.. and Mrs. Richard wetherill
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph T. Nelson, Lieut.
and Mrs. j. p. Mitchell, Lieut.. and
Mrs. william j. Sichi, Mrs. e. r. Baer
Miss Mary Louise Scothorn and Mr.
Walter Brewer.
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Groups to Hear
National SYMPHONY

Mrs. Isabelle s. Farr'ngton, head
Of the Chevy Chase School for Girls
has invited . party Of Is students
of her school at attend the "Educa-
ton Day" program to be given by
the National Symphony Orchestre
at the Watergate Sunday evening.
The concert, which will be attended
by college heads and other educa-
tional leaders in the District, as vel
as by more than 1000 Summer stu
dents, will be featured by the initial
appearance of Rudolph CAM, presi.
dent of the Chicago Music College
as guest conductor.
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WOODSIDE, Md, August 3.-The
Gay Nineties Class. which will be the
feature Of the Rock Greek Horse Show
to be held on the East West Highway
in Montgomery County Saturday. has
attracted a large number Of entries.
Among those who have signified
their intention to enter this class:
Miss Margaret Cotter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon G. Owen, Miss Anna L. He'd
rick, Mr.. William H. Stombock, Mrs.
A. c. Berry, Miss Elizabeth jackson
and Mr.. Robert Robey.
Mrs. j. Russell Mcqueen, general
chairman of the show. which Is being
held under the auspices Of the Wom-
ans Guild Of Grace Church. an
nounced the following committees for
the show:
Dance-Miss Margaret Dunlop,
chairman; Mrs. Paul M. Coughlan,
Mrs. Elmer e. Boyner. Mrs. Howard
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Rock Greek Horse Show
Gay Nineties Glass Special Feature at
Saturday Exhibition.

p. Bailey, Mrs. Samuel McCeney
Mrs. Charles Zeller. Mrs. e. ]. wigs
Mrs. Lorraine Millikin, Mrs. William
C. Hanson. Mrs. Marshall Gibbs. Miss
Mildred Getty, Miss Grace Fowler
Miss Rebecca Keys and Miss Martha
Keys.
Grounds Committee-Charles Pra-
ther, Joseph Benedict, Billy Howard
Gene Winn, Harold Rice and Alfred
Rice.
Program Sale-Miss Princess An
thony, Miss Peggy Bailey. Miss Bar
bara wahl. Miss Patricia Dane. Miss
Virginia Cantwell, Miss Doris Beck
Miss Mary Howard and Miss Helen
Furbee.
The dance will be held Saturday
evening, starting at 10 O'Clock al
Brooke Johns Old Barn on the Brook
vile Pike, beyond Norbeck.
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Guilty you1l more than appreciate
these hats and values. Panamas
originally $3.50 to S8.50-are
marked down to 1855. And there's
a variety Of styles to choose from.
They are the types of hats that
will be perfectly good next season.
Other hats equally reduced E.
values from IS to $10.75-now also
$3.65. Third floor there's an
elevator going right up! 1910 F ST.
A%%~~<%><%~
&" Mr.. wEBsTER's Pa
AVA NOUS BOOK" de-
fines bargain" as "an advan-
tageous purchase" Emphaticaily.
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Mrs. Riggs was before her marriage
Miss Eugenia LeMerle.
Miss Eleanor Rust Peirce and Miss
Janet Shares sailed yesterday for
Bermuda to spend several weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Lundy, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Donaldson
Lundy, will sail Friday aboard the
President Hoover to visit her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Peter Dell, in Manila. Miss Lundy
will stop in Hawaii for visit en- route
to the Philippines.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

SIlCky DAYS SOtu-
cut cleanliness in
the Gle ning
W ork of tn e
"PA r K W A Y"
CLEANERS
looks right and
keeps cleaner no
matter how hot
and humid the
weather be. The
smartest. sheer
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Ballots Stuffed-in Mattresses.

LOS ANGELES R).-A new use for
old. no account ballots was discovered
here by the salvage division Of the
county rehabilitation department,
which is shredding them and stufing
ticks for sleeping purposes by welfare
clients. So far the only demand for
a recount was from a transient sleeper
who thought his "box" mattress was
shy q few hundred general election
ballots
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t h e n, the
Final Clear
ance Of shoes
O t T II z
B o o r ERY
will decidedly
be advanta-
geous to you.
This Is your
last chance to
buy the love-
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range Of head
sizes especially
sizes from 22h
to 23l2) - in
their sale Of
fine Panama
Hats. It's really
dimcult to find
the finer type
Of Pana m "a
and II you've
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WISHES IUI u
speedy recovery"
Bon Voyage"
thank you"--
as quickly and IS
emciently as n
box, basket or
corsage Of the
"giftee's" favor
ite flowers from
Gu ID e > s, Oh,
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i 4aS1AOACo edA
dens at the
p A r r o T.
which speaks
for itself"
There's always
q delightful
breeze and
A. -,,hlfvr,alv
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est frocks are served up to you from
this cleaning plant with q salad
crispneSs that keeps them fresh
longer. Vacation cleaning always
delivered on time. Work called for
and delivered. Everything covered
by insurance. SOLO CONN. AVE.
Phone CLEVELAND 5000.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

oeVeDpeu uSuIc
is one Of woman's
C hief charms!
Drink goats milk
alone and lose
pounds. Drink
ing it with your
meals and over
come an under
nouriShed body.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

but those Of
you who do
and steck up
with those
marvellous all
wool Blankets
in tile sale at
the PALA1S
ROYAL will
be rewarded
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T h ere are
marvellous
savin gs in
their Second
Annual Sale"
with
amazing price
reductions on
th>,~ ~mkira
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stock of Suits and Hats. Hosiery
formerly 81 and $3.50 q pair =.
now 7sc a pair. Also SIS dos. fancy
C. A. $3.50 and So shirts for $l.es
each. l03l-3S CONN. AVE. (Stoue-
leigh Court.
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Mr.. and Mrs Grant Long Of Lima,
Ohio. announce the engagement Of
their daughter Catherine to Mr.. Mel
son Herbert Bailey Of Takoma Park,
son of MIR. apd Mrs. Robert D. Bailey
Of Rileyville, Va. The wedding will
take place in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Long in Lima during the last
week in August.
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&c ALL HEADS ARE NOT
CREATED EQUAL"
that's why the RALEIGH
HABERDASHER has a marvellous
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d" FOLLOW THE MILKY
WAY" to gain or
lose weight. Drink the milk from
Swiss Goats. A glamorous, well
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PAI.Al9
ROYAL

with Winter comfort. imagined A
limited quantity Of North star"
blankets In bedroom shades-silk
bindings - sizes 77xs4 - marked
down to s6.95. Another group Of
all-wool blankets In three styles
(plaided tone, two-tone contrast
and plain)-are $4.s5. And still
another. group Of all-wool blankets,
plain shades with contrasting bor-
ders, sizes 70xs0, at $3.50. Hurryl
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p u I y o u T
head in his
hands"
and you'll be
assured Of a
perm a nent
that will keep
its curlagainst
the odds OF
salt water and
S u m m e r
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Pacific Coast
buying the crea-
tions fro m
Hollywood de-
signers who de-
sign clothes for
your favorite
movie star. The
fashions will be
exclusive " it b
a ~~E-~
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GABRIEL.

winds. You'll have a coiffure that
will do" things for you and
a permanent that is absolutely
guaranteed not to discolor gray
or white hair. P. S.-f 1t Is drab
and colorless, GABRIEL will tint
it for you so that it will remain
sublimely undetectable. Make your
appointment tomorrow-and get
head start" or your vacation.
1919 CONN. AVE. NAT. TITO.
&c EVERY MAN IS THE
ARCHITECT OF HIS
OWN FORTUNE" that's true
and to prove 1.-THE FELIX
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u THERE WONT BE
''' l. ENOUGH TO GO
AROUND" If you don't hurry
into the WILLARD SHOP
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Delivered d ally
by several Peoples Drug Stores.
Drive out and see the herd of Swiss
Goats at FAUN DAIRY. Norbeck,
Md. Visitors welcome Sundays.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

MAHONY ART
S G II o o L
teaches car {
for a Purpose"
50 that
those who plan
to carve inches
for themselves
In the world
can start prop
- ra A.
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liest shoes (values up to sl2.50l
:. at the drastically reduced price
Of $4.95. Shoes for sports, after
noon and evening. l015 CONN.
AVE. Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
h&>%><><e>>
/" EvEN AT HOME. IT'S A
VACATION With
BROOK FARM TEA HOUSE just
20 minutes from town. The ther-
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Because they need all the available
space for these new exciting clothes
they have made drastic reduc-
tions on hundreds and hundreds
of the finest Spring and Sumner
street. afternoon, dinner and eve
ming dresses. Reduced rs much as
n and more. One group OF these
exquisite dresses are only Sl4.75-
originally were $29.75 and $SS.
Another group at $17.5o-had been
s2s.75, s35, $3s.75 and s4s.7s.
Hurry in! 1910 r st. And Floor.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
"&o:".3E$Esro" :: :'!3;&$are

&c MRS. ERLEBAcHER Is
'''A'A YIEG THE
STARS" and Is picking fash
ions from Hollywood. Yes, Mrs. z.
ir nut m the
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0 GUNNER is COOL AND
'''O DELIGHTFUL"
when you spend the time nnehins.
tea-ing, or dining out In the old
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ANTHONY'S
ADVERSE

( Around the Towns" deriva-
ton
} Is really not by excavation,
\ Actually an affectation
< In the interest of decoration.
{ I've found things for your
J selection.
} Worth your very keen reflec-
ton:
{ FaShions-dining-and COM
J plexion,
D Everything-in that direc-
< ton.
Three columns here for con-
} temptation,
( Written for accommodation,
Purely not gesticulation,
{ But for your "shop-occupa-
, ton"
Evening star., 1935-08-04

2140 r street northwest announce the
engagement of their daughter Sara
Lee to Mr.. George M. Orange, son
of Mrs. Ida Orange Of New York City
The wedding will take place in the
late Fall.
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Engagements

Continued From First Pase)
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6 FLOWERS ARE THE
''"A POETRY OF EARTH,
as stars are the poetry Of heaven"
and nothing will express your
Evening star., 1935-08-04
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g GOLD CUTS AND
go ~ SOMETHING CRISP
pleased" That seems to be a
perpetual Summer cry these warm.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

shaded hooks make you forget the
cares of the day. Plan to have
luncheon, or tea, or dinner
served in the coolly recessed gar
den. 20th and r sTS. NO. ssls
Evening star., 1935-08-04

:. and 7-piece band on Saturday
nights. Dancing. miles from Dis.
Line on Marlboro Pike in Md.
HILLSIDE OI12 for reservation.
Evening star., 1935-08-04


Of
care o
| -= She hewiEbe emosha o asss
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~ ECONOMY Is A GREAT
go - REVENUE" %
Helene offers an economic ode
to ankles" and tells you about
Evening star., 1935-08-04

snags. 15c for
the first short-thread run; 20c Tor
first long thread run; SC for each
additional thread run. Small jobs
done while you wait. olS
TWELFTH ST.
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school will reopen October lst
and will equip you with q fine
background and education in any
of the Fine or Commercial Arts
day or evening classes. Stop by the
school for particulars. 1747
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NAT.
1855.
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GUIDE:

yes! The freshness Of their lovely
greenhouse fresh ferns will give
your house q cool look. Flowers
fresh cut twice daily. 1124 CONN.
AVE. Phone DIS. $3.50.
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6 A NYTIME MEANS A
'''1A GOOD TINE" !.
when YOU drive out to GRIFFITH
FARMS - for relaxation, enter
IA
Evening star., 1935-08-04
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Sc IT'S HARD TO ANTICr-
's'A PATE WINTERS ICY
BLASTS when the thermom-
eter Is crowding around loc {.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
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ta1nmenC, ana o mar
velous dinner. It's
washington's "natu-
rally air-cooled" out
of-town dining spot.
Regular dinners and
q la carte dishes
from IL am. daily
and Sunday. "Ha-
waiian Musical Cock
fail Rovsp nIav nightly
Evening star., 1935-08-04

m m ter nlsH!
6: :: !; 6; +: e: e; !: !: :: :: :: ::
old trees on s.
oNO0h rhNiT acre lawn. Refresh
fea pni,se, yourself with
Frosted Fruit Juice
topped with sherbert, or Thinking
Minted Pineapple Juice, or Spar
king Ginger Grape-ade. 6501
BROOKVILLE RD.-"a stones
throw from Chevy Chase Circle
Drive out Conn. Ave. to Taylor
St.-turn right. WIS. 1896.
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/" NO NEED TO FISH FOR
COMPLIMENTS"
a lovely permanent from GABRIEL
guarantees them. So hurry in ana
Evening star., 1935-08-04

the wonders per-
formed on your
lovely silk hose
that have been
ruined BY runs
and snags. The
S o u T II z r N
STELOS ON =
PANY invisibly re-
nofrg rims AND
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Miss Bibb and
Miss Cannon Sail.
Miss Dorothy Bibb, daughter of Mrs,
NJ. M. Bibb of 1920 I street north
west, and Miss Martha Cannon of
l7l2 New Hampshire avenue north
west sailed last night aboard the Co.
lumbia for South America and the
West Indies. Friends gave them q
farewell party at the home of Miss
Bibb. after which the travellers left
by train for New York late FRIDAY
night. The cruise will end when the
Columbia docks at New York City on
August IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hamilton Vance
announce the birth Of a son, John
Hamilton Vance, jr. Mr.. Vance is a
grandson Of Mrs. Joseph Vance and
the late Rev. Vance, d! D.
Mrs Julia A. Court, Mrs. Robert
Herman and Mrs. Thomas Hellmuth
left by motor for Chicago, where they
will visit their brother. Mr.. Henry
Shellham, for some time, going later
10 Mlcnlgan, oregon ana Callfofn1a
before they return.
Miss Mary Bruce Mann has as o
guest at Embassy Towers for several
days Mrs. Ralph r. Quillian of At
lanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Mann and
their daughter. Miss Harriet Mann.
have returned from an extended tour
OF Virginia, where they spent some
time at Glen Coe, the estate near
Virginia Beach, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur c. Smith Of Norfolk. They
also stopped for a while at Virginia
Beach and visited In Bristol, Tenn,
and Richmond, Va.
i. Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Underwood
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Riggs an
nounce the birth Of another son,
Eugene LeMerle Riggs, born July a.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Mrs. T. C. Willis and her daughters
have been at the Avalon Hotel at vir-
glnia Beach for a vacation,
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Mrs. Philip A. Goodwin and John
Goodwin entered Yellowstone National
Park this week for a four-day tour.
While in the park Mrs. Goodwin and
John will visit the Grand Canyon of
the Yellowstone, Old Faithful and
Yellowstone Lake.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-19

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