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10 ROOMS 2 BATHS

IL 1tOO10k, q 01A I'D.
2S14 18th st. n.w.-A going rooming
and boarding house business. Has bed
rooms renting from S12 to $50 a month;
"A table boarders at S25 each. Has steam
heat. electricity. If you have $1,000 or
more cash II will pay YOU to investigate
this proposition.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O753
Evening Phone Georgia 29OO.
BOARDING HOUSE-14th & PARK I'd. 10
rooms, baths; rent. SIS. Good income.
sood buy. National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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CHEVROLET 1892 sport coupe. de luxe
model 3 wheels and good tires. beautiful
| new black finish cream wheels: dandy mo-
| tor, clean interior. The quality Is high.
| the price very reasonable; 1925. only 500
| down balance II months. owens Motor
| Co. 6B23 Georgia ave. NV.
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HOUSES-FUR. 4 UNFURNISHED

tober LIST, g rm. house. 3 bed rms. baths.
screened porches. attractive garden:
unfur. S95, fur. S125; longer lease pos
sible. Potomac 2312.
MODERN BRICK HOME. RMS. BATH
corner lot; furn. or unfurn.; oil burner,
built,in garage. elec. stove; located at
Park. Md. Open all day Sunday. Phone
Berwyn 301-J.
FOXHALL VILLAGE. 1445 44th ST. NV
Large 6-rm: sun parlor brick house;
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

COLORED.
1710 Seaton st. nw-6 r., b.. Ell. $3.50
619 4th st. n.w.-6 r.. ell .... $3.50
So De Frees st. n.w.-6 r.. b.. 255O
1927 4th st. n.w.-5 rooms 49,. 25.5O
1927 Eye st. n.w.-3 rooms. ... 1850
Rear 2215 Georgia ave- r.. ell. 1850
M. FRANK RUPERT.
1921 9TH st. NV. National OSLO
1905 GALES ST. NE, $3.50.
For Colored-Six rooms, kitchen and
bath. hot-water heat electricity; front and
rear porches.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVEST. CORP,
1904 Vermont Ave. National 5S33
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CHRYSLER 1898 5-paSsenger convertible
coupe: wire wheels. trunk. all good tires
very fine paint, black leather upholstery
clean Burbank top: this is a very clean
car; S645; C. C. C. guarantee. Open eve
ninRs and Sundays. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
1000 o2nd st NV National 1900.
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DE SOTO 1891 (second series) sedan.
1859 car. Body refinished in rich sreen.
black tenders. perfect upholstery; motor
smooth, quiet, powerful and will give very
good mileage. Here is q marvellous buy at
S2S7: small down payment. E-Z terms.
Simmons. 1888 l4th ST. Decatur 51T3.
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CHRYSLER IMPERIAL AIRFLOW sedan
with black Duco finish. was purchased new
March Is. The de luxe equipment OF this
car. which includes a radio and hot-water
heater. adds to the value OF this automo-
bile as an investment for the fine car pur-
chaser. Inspection by appointment. Ad-
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ia EAST BRADLEY LANE-MAY LIST TO
October 1st; rooms, bath gar; 500 per
mo- Open. Call Cleveland $500.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME LOCATED IN FINE
NV section; brick. 10 rooms. . baths. re-
frtgerator: garage; all modern improve:
ments: This house is newly furnished and
1928 Sat. or Sun. II am. to 3 pm
SIS .OO-S ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED,
sleeping porches, city conveniences;,, s
Chain Bridge rd For fseS appointmeDt oGM en- esi
Mrs. STUNT. Vienna. Va. 33-F-2. 81.
SMALL S1X-ROOM HOUSE, sEMI-DE-
tached: couple preferred; block from park;
S65. April 10 TO Oct. 1. zoos st. NV.
31l7 WOoDLEY RD.-LARGE. BEAUTI-
fully furnished. well located home. situ-
ated on corner lot; IA rooms. complete
baths, built-in garage. oil burner. electric
refrigerator. Will rent to responsible
QUE ST, WEST DU POINT CIRCLE
rooms . baths. 2-car garage, cool in
Summer near Rock Greek; May until Dec.
Rent reduced Phone Potomac 1014.
MOUNT PLEASANT. RMS. 1915 MOUNT
Pleasant st.-2 baths. automatic heat
porches. nice yard; S11O mo. t2 to 5
mos.). For appointment to inspect call
Mr.. BAILEY. Adams 47S8.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS : LOVELY. FUR
nished; rooms and bath. garage, yard;
May l. year or more: adults: references:
S75 includes washing machine. vacuum
cleaner. radio. some linen and silver.
Address Box 291-M. Star ONCE. Sc
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pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash Mattress Co. 319 Z st. s.w. Nat. 1919.
BUILDING. REMODELIN0E25 years ex-
nished. 4O27 9th st. NV. Adams O106-M.
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CHRYSLER 1880 "86'' sedan; very GOOD
mechanical condition. body black finish.
| appearance equal to new car. real value
at only S245; will arrange easy terms. Call
! Columbia $3.50
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CHRYSLER 1880 "66"' sport sedan; very
attractive and good for many miles OF
satisfactory service black finish, 6 black
wire wheels new tires. trunk rack. Only
Sl95; easy terms. Pohanka Service. 1126
oOth ct nW Phone District 0lA1.
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| CHEVROLET 1894 master coach car No.
! 1901; knee-action. Fisher no-draft ventila-
ton; mechanically faultlesS and has the
| appearance of brsnd-new. S525. Money
| back guarantee and 30 days free service.
Leo Rocca. Inc, direct Dodge-Plymouth
Dealers N. Y. ave. ne. National 1922.
| Open Sunday and evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe. S21e;
| rumble seat clean finish and interior; de-
| pendable economical motor; dne tires.
| Guaranteed. Logan Ford Dealers Used Car
| Display. 1880 14th st. CParkwood pl) NV.
| Omen SUNDAY and evenings.
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CHRYSLER 1881 C-M 8 sedan; an un-
usually good car and we know we will
absolutely perfect in every respect; bought
new by lady employed in Government
service. who took marvellous care of this
fine car; a bargain at S345; E-Z terms.
Simmons l333 14th st DECATUR hl13
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK; Nd LARGE ROOMS
ROBERTS, 90 Manor Circle. Phone Shep-
herd 256S-W.
4211 18th ST. .NW.-S RMS. 2 BATHS.
rage; SI15. Natl. 9724. Cleveland 3793.
534 SHEPHERD ST. N.W-SIX ROOMS,
arranged as two complete apts hot-water
heat modern; $50. L. v. THACKER, 2726
18th st. ne. Phone Potomac 1887.
735 1st ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
Phone Lincoln 10441. 31s
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. D. C-WILL LEASE
lot T5 by 100 for 3 years with option to
LEE. 1343 H st. NV. Phone District 1900.
WE HAVE AVAILABLE SEVERAL AND
8 ROOM HOUSES. ALSO A NUMBER OF
2 AND 3 RM. KIT. AND BATH APTS.
CALL Mr.. FITZGERALD. VIM. M.
THROCKMoRTON. REALTOR. 2O1. m
VESTMENT BLDG DISTRICT 6OA2.
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1888 sport couDeITwo-toned

dark green original Duc0 paint; has rum.
Bile seat; car formerly owned by q local
dept. store executive on , St: has had very
runs perfect; q real eood-looking car for
any particular buyer; price S42q; terms
to suit. Standard Motor Sales Co.. 2024
l4th st NV
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1885 HOLMEAD PL. NV.

$3.50 HOLMEAD RI. NV.
Eight rooms 2 floors. 2-car garage;
$40. Call Cleveland 5000.
1914 VARNUM ST-TEN ROOMS. TWO
baths; this includes a three room and
sleeping porch apartment which now rents
yenient to all schools. Call Adams 7916-J
for appointment; $110.
CHEVY CHASE MORERN HOMES.
8 rooms and bath 70 Q rooms and 2
Inspection. LESLIE b. MEAsELL. Phone
Cleveland 4733 or Cleveland 346S.
CHEVY CHASE, ON BUS I.TNE-7 ROOMS
2 baths, garsye: Just redeeoratsd. Hes.
sonAble. ghoiSe Cleveland o611.
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RESTAURANT. fully equipped: new on-sale
liquor license; owner selling account Of
other business. 306 G st. NV.
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ACCOUNTANT. certified In 8 States, good
experience on Federal claims; will pur-
chase interest in local clientele. Address
BOX 4SS-S Star Office
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DELICATESSEN AND GROCERY on 14th
st., good business: low rent; owner will
sacrifice reason. retiring. National 43SS.
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WANTED|SmalI bake shop with oven.
Not over S25 per month. Address Box
214-M. Star ofice.
WOMAN MANUFACTURER would like to
communicate with woman who could sell
Address Box 42S-M Star of1ce.
WOMAN. experienced. wants luncheonette
or tea room: good NV. location; low rent.
Address Box 431-M. Star office.
MANUFACTURER would like to meet bro
ker or agent who Is in position to contact
sales corporation dealing with drug and
department stores. for marketing we'll
known product. Address Box Sim. Star
once.
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1928 MCKINLEY ST-S ROOMS
and - baths; h.-wh., elec: rea-
Sonable lease price
COLORHD
. elec; -, >. ~ ..a.'.--..' $3.50
gas. electricity ......... $3.50
LTNKINS CO.
1893 De Sales St. District 1922
CHEVY CHASENORTHWEST SUBURBS
Complete Rental List Auto Service
EDW H. JONES q Co. INC
$500 Conn Ave.
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condition. motor Just rebuilt Yre5
sos. West 2995. Can be SEN At
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BAKERY, corner: rent. $50; nice equip
ment; very profitable: $1,000 q bargain.
R. M De ShaZo, 1923 14th NV. Natl. 552O.
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silent partner. able to invest about twenty
nv. nye .hf; HUNDRED dollars lars, Fat drink. dance
place around this district OF country
Should clean up. Address Box 196-M Star
Office
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ESSEX 1888 Terraplane 8 sedan. S475:
has general appearance and condition OF
new car in every way. Emerson & OTms.
18th and M stS NV
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NING-TEA-GRIIL ROOM-Main dining
room on 1St floor. private dining rooms on
2nd floor. large bed rooms on the 3rd
and 4th floors: rent only SS5; exceptional
opportunity for refined man or woman;
$4,000. R. NJ. De Shazo, 1923 14th NV.
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Penn. ave. NV.
ESSEX 1882 Pacemaker 4" coun.
economy and riding comforM this car|
be hard to duplicate; flne Hchanicsi
S295. Packard Kalorasfia, at iTth
garage: driven By lady: $1,000 miieS
tires: S75; must sell. Columbia 43;
ESSEX sedan. perfect condition; new
Der; looks good as new; S30, Also
coach; runs perfect; good rubber;
Leaving city. must sell. Frank. 40
FORD 1884 VS. coacn. perfect condit
Yd and trade M siS Middleton a SiLti Lincoin s sSsl
sst ssss1 as oassa olSss a:o ns:S
14th st. NV. Apt. 65.
FORD 1894 de luxe Fordor; oficiars car,
5000 miles. See Mr.. Burr, 1910 = st.
NV. Logan Motor Co.
FORD 1880 coupe. Buy this car on our
years. Motor. upholstery tires. etc. ali
sl50. liberal terms. owens Motor Co,
6323 Georgia ave. nv.
FORD 1894 coupe: retains its new-car
Write your own price ticket. No reason:
able offer refused. Triangle Ford dealers.
home of the famous Blue-Riboon ogsran-
New York ave. NV, National 3eS2. Open
evenings and Sunday. =.
FORD 1881 Tudor beautiful new finish:
dandy motor. spotless upholstery. excellent
tires tires Honestly Priced e Sl90; only $50
4 (Centinued on Nsxt Psss.I
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CHEVROLET 1929 coach. SS5: in good
running condition. good tires, etc. This is
real bargain for some one needing good
dependable transportation. Will accept
Ss5 cash and $40 monthly. 2!52 Woodley
pl. NV Phone Columbia 1245.
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CORNER GROCERY. NE section: good
spot; low rent; will sacrifice for S1.250.
Evening star., 1935-11-10

John Davidson. Mrs John L. Trabold
and Mrs. William Rigby of Falls
Church were guests of Mrs. Ross
johnson.
Mrs. P. H. Smythe gave an in
formal bridge party at her home
Thursday night, her guests being
Mrs John w. Garner, Mrs. George
L. Robertshaw, Mrs. Fred Howard,
Mrs. T. M. Talbot. Mrs. R. c. L.
Moncure, Mrs. Frederick w. Jones,
Mrs. Samuel r. Copper and Mrs.
Charles Marshall.
Mrs. c. A. Ransom. president of
the Falls Church PIT. A., spent
few days in Norfolk attending the
PIT. A. convention.
Mrs John L. Harrison entertained
Mrs. Frederick w. Jones, Mrs. Clara
G. Rhodes, Miss Baker, Mrs. j. o.
Petit and Mrs. P. H Smythe at tea
on Thursday afternoon, preceded by
needle-work for the Episcopal bazaar
to be held in December
Maj. and Mrs o. T. Pfeiffer have
returned from a Today visit to At
lantic City, where they were guests
of friends.
Mrs. j. Harrod Hill has returned
from Philadelphia, where she was
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Steele.
Mrs. Steele returned to Falls Church
with Mrs. Hill and expects to spend
the Winter here.
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Miss Venable to
Marry December !
MISS BETTE HARTZ,

Miss Virginia Mary Venable, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Venable,
whose engagement to Mr. Robert Lane
Mickey, grandson of the late Mr.
Archibald Mcdowell Lane, was re-
Gently announced. has selected Sat-
urday, December 7, as the date of her
wedding. The wedding ceremony will
be performed by the Rev. George F.
Dudley in St. Stephen Episcopal
Church at o'clock. Immediately
following the wedding reception will
be held at the home of the brides
parents at l64l Madison street.
For maid of honor Miss Venable has
chosen Miss Mary E. Lehman of this
city and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Margaret Loeffier and Miss Carleen
Loeff1er, also of Washington. Mr.
Irwin Brown will act as best man for
Mr. Mickey and the ushers will include
Mr.. Robert N. McA1illen, Mr.. George
w. Croft, Mr.. Harold Dorset and Mr..
Frederick Rawlings.
A number of pre-nuptial parties have
been planned for the bride-to-be, the
first one taking place this afternoon
when Miss Lehman, maid of honor,
will entertain at large tea in honor
Of the young couple from until 7
o'clock at the home of her parents,
Judge and Mrs James j. Lenihan, in
the Westchester Apartments.
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British Parliament
Topic of Book Talk

At Sulgrave Club next Tuesday
morning, November II, Mrs. Georgette
Ross Howard will give the opening
lecture of her weekly current topic
series at 1880 o'clock. Included in
her discussion of national and inter-
national affairs will be a first-hand
report of her visit to the British Par
lament last Summer at the time
the Italian-Ethiopian situation came
up for discussion, brief picture OF
the sessions of the Council and As
sembly of the League of Nations,
which she attended, and, in addition,
Whats New in Plays and Books"
This is the seventh season Mrs.
Howard has conducted this lecture
series. A native Washingtonian, she
has a keen insight into questions and
measures political. a background Of
events and knowledge of people which
has made her an outstanding figure
in the educational life of Washing
ton. Mrs. Howard's father, John w.
Ross, was District Commissioner for
several wears.
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Fraternity and a student at George
Washington University.
Mr. and Mrs. Vass will make their
home after December / at the Frank
lin Apartments. 1911 Franklin street
northeast.

Miss Mildred Ruth Sullivan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Delahunt
Sullivan, and Mr.. De Witt Stephen
Hyde, son Of Mrs. Bernard B. Larrick,
wife Of DR.. Larrick, were married at
noon Saturday, October 10, in the
Temple Baptist Church, the Rev.
Randolph L. Gregory officiating. The
altar was decorated with Fall flowers.
Autumn leaves, ferns and plans. Mrs
Warren Horner gave the organ num-
bers and Miss Phyllis Ransdell and
Mr.. Simon sang solos.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore seal brown
chiffon velvet gown trimmed with
Irish crochet lace, and carried a
bouquet Of orchids and lilies of the
valley. Her hat was a Schiaparelli
model Of the same velvet.
Miss Ennis Little was maid of honor
and wore bronze-green chiffon vel
vet gown fashioned on semi tailored
lines with a velvet hat of the same
shade. Her bouquet was of shaded
rust-color chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Edwin z. Holland of WASH
ington was the best man, and the
ushers were Mr.. Parker Horner. Mr..
Valentine NARROW Perry. Mr.. John
Bernard Diamond, Sd, and Mr.. Edwin
Hutchinson.
There was a wedding breakfast
after the ceremony for the members
Of the bridal party at the Admiral
Club at 1640 Rhode Island avenue
Mrs. Sullivan, mother of the bride,
wore a dahlia chrystelle velvet with
a matching hat and black accessories.
Mrs. Larrick, mother Of the BRIDE
groom, had on a brown and gold me-
tallic cloth gown with brown acces-
sories. Later Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde left
on a wedding trip to Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Hyde wearing a rust-color suit
trimmed in beaver, with brown ac-
cessories and q shoulder bouquet of
orchids. They are making their home
at the Whitecroft Apartments.
Among the out-of-town guests we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Martin of
New York.
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Patrons For Arts
Club Musicale

A partial list Of patrons for the
piano recital to be given at the Arts
Club by Norman Frauenheim Wednes-
day evening, November 13, includes:
Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mr.. Percy Lee
Atherton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Allen,
Mrs. Hiram Bingham. Mrs. ]. S.
Flannery, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mr..
William X. Ryan, Mrs. Demarest
Lloyd, Mrs. Edgar L. Prochnik, Mrs.
Keith Merrill, Mr.. Willem Van
Hoogstraten, Mr.. Sigismond Stojowski
and Miss Antonia Brico.
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Anniversary Tea for
Mrs. w. I. Turner

Mrs. H. Howard Ellis entertained at
a tea Sunday afternoon from 4 to 8
o'clock in her home at 500 Concord
avenue to celebrate the birthday an
niversary of her mother, Mrs. w. l..
Turner. There were 100 guests. The
house was decorated with dahlias and
chrysanthemums. Presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. Lee T. Turner
and Miss Kathryn Ellis. Assisting the
hostess also were Mrs James c. Mad
dox, jr.: Mrs. Ethel NJ Mackessy, Miss
Louise Scott and Miss Mildred Brown,
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Weddings
Continued From Page ~

bridegroom, had on Q black velvet
gown with accessories to match and
a cluster of orchids. When Mr.. and
Mrs. Cersley left on wedding trip,
the latter wore brown and gold
wool ensemble with brown accessories
and a shoulder bouquet Of talisman
roses. They went by motor to Miami,
from where they will take a plane
to Havana. Upon their return they
will make their home at 1920 Con-
necticut avenue.
A wedding Of much interest took
place November 2 at $50 o'clock IN
the afternoon, when Miss Marjorie
Ruth Isaacs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Isaacs of Berwyn Heights, Nd.
and Mrs Richard Hume Stringfellow
of this city, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
r. Stringfellow, were married in the
home of the brides parents, the Rev. B.
Andrew MatZus of the Berwyn Heights
Presbyterian Church officiating. The
house was decorated with white and
bronze chrysanthemums and Autumn
leaves.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a blue screpe
afternoon gown and shoulder bou-
quet Of gardenias and lilies Of the
valley. Mrs John H. Broders, sister Of
the bridegroom, was matron Of honor.
wearing an afternoon gown of henna
crepe and a shoulder bouquet Of tails
man roses.
Mr.. John H. Broders, brother -in-law
Of the bridegroom, acted as best man.
Immediately following the ceremony
an informal reception was held. after
which buffet supper was served. Mrs.
Isaacs wore a blue afternoon gown
and Mrs. Stringfellow, mother Of the
bridegroom, was in brown.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. stringfellow
left on a wedding trip. the latter trav-
cling in her wedding dress with black
coat and accessories. They will make
their home at 18 Bryant street.
Out Of town guests attending the
wedding were Miss Louis Bell Of Phil
adelphia, Mrs. Clara B. Freeman Of
Annapolis, Md: Lieut.. and Mrs. Edwin
w. Schul Of Annapolis, Nd, cousins
of the bride.
The bride. who is a pupil of Nine.
Marie Zalipsky. is talented vocalist.
Mr.. Stringfellow Is with the General
Accounting ONCE and is connected
with the Roadside Theater Players.
He played in the National Stock Co.
for two seasons and last Winter was in
"Merrily We Roll Along" which played
at the Music Box Theater in New York.
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of the pledges, Miss Ruth Koons and
Miss Gertrude Locke. The chapter
president. Miss Lucille Carr. presided.
A dance has been planned for No.
vember 30 at Powatan Springs.
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First Dance in Sail
Loft This Season

The first dance of series for which
the commandant and the officers of
the Navy Yard and station at WASH
ington, have issued invitations, will
be given in the Sail Loft at the Navy
Yard, Friday evening, from $50 to
/ o'clock,
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of the pledges, Miss Ruth KoonS and
Miss Gertrude Locke. The chapter
president. Miss Lucille Carr. presided.
A dance has been planned for No.
vember 30 at Powatan Springs.
Alpha Lambda Chapter Of Phi Delta
Delta, Women's international Legal
Fraternity, entertained at tea Sunday,
November 3, at the American Associa-
ton of University Women's Club. in
honor Of the new students Of the Ma
tional University of Law, and the
alumnae chapter.
Distinguished members and guests
present were Judge Fay L. Bentley,
Justice Peyton Gordon, Judge Nathan
Cayton, Mrs. Charles F. Carusi, Dr.
Charles Pergler, Miss Stella Akin. Miss
Katherine Vaux, Mrs. Mabel Benson
Sakis, Mrs. Mary Conner Myers, Miss
Helen Carloss, and Mrs. Lucy s..
Howorth.
Officers in charge Of the reception
were Miss Cathrine Edmondson, high
priestess; Miss E. Louise Chandler,
priestess; Mrs. Elizabeth c. Buchanan,
registrar; Edna Mae Miller. reporter;
Miss Beth Spooner, chaplain, and Miss
Mary Nelson, chancellor.
The rooms of the club were at
tractively decorated in soft Autumn
colors. and the tea table. at which
presided Miss Elizabeth Cook and Mrs.
Beatrice D. Offutt. was artistically ar
ranged with large center piece Of yel-
low, rust. and white chrysanthemums
and Autumn leaves.
Beta Chapter of Delta Alpha Sorority
had a post Halloween party Saturday
night, November 2, at the Summer
home of Mrs. William ]. Lucas. En-
tertainment was in form of q treas
ure hunt and hamburger roast.
Several evenings previous they en-
tertained at a snake-eye party. and
combined surprise house-warming at
the new Chevy Chaseshome of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel ]. Collins.
Delta Chapter of Delta Alpha
Sorority held their election meeting
tIlc OLAlcI ctClAnlS olAO cSASStSA e4ACA
officers for the coming year.
The chapter recently entertained at
showers for their new vice president.
Mrs. Charles Dye, who prior to her
very recent marriage was Miss Lillian
PLACER and also in honor Of Miss
Bertha Lpscomb. who recently became
Mrs. Robert CLANCY.
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority Of George
Washington University gave a Brunch"
at Mrs. KS Toll House, Sunday, Oc-
tober 81, in honor Of the new pledges,
Beatrice Baitz, Cynthia Michaelson,
Selma Krupsaw, Muriel Merelman,
Flora Blumenthal. Pearl Sheer, Jean
Wolf and Rose Silverman.
Mrs. Leopold Freudberg. patroness
of Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority Of George
Washington University, entertained
the sorority at supper Saturday, No
vember 2, at her home on Abemarle
street. The guests included DR.. and
Mrs. Allen Wilbur and Mrs. John Safer.
n CAAhI IuluI6y oI1dA16Co OoAA4uce o&Au
dance was given at the Broadmoor
Hotel Saturday, October 26, celebrating
the twelfth anniversary Of lambda
Chi Sorority. Miss Alice Meenehan was
toastmistress. and speeches were given
by the presidents Of each chapter.
Mrs. Evelyn Heath gave the history
Of the sorority, recording its growth
and progress from the time it was
small. ambitious group Of girls at Cen
tral High School. up to its present
status. that of a recognized national
sorority.
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Miss McCarty Becomes
Bride Of Mr.. VaSs,

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage November 2 Of Miss
Mary M. McCarty, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. Doran McCarty Of 4131
Illinois avenue to Mr.. Thomas L. Vass,
son Of Capt. George Z. vass, U. 8. A.,
retired, and Mrs. Vass Of 604 Quincy
street.
Miss McCarty is . graduate Of VIII
son Teachers College and president
Of Beta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority.
Mr.. Vass Is . member Of Kappa Sigma
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Fractures Discovered.

Arthur Mayors of Blaenavon, Wales.
has Just learned that he has been la
boring in a coal mine for 10 years
with a broken back and hip. sustained
in an accident.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-01

able of giving a smoke. Laughing,
he snapped it in two and inserted
one of the halves between JOS
lips.
Lets forget Fragonet," he
said, holding light for her.
"Thcrc are a lot Of things more
important TO us right now"
"For instance?"
"Wcll," Marsh went on, starting
the car, "wc'rc darncd near out Of
cigarcts. It's a beautiful day, and
we're both young enough to enjoy
it. We're getting just little bit
hungry and it's II miles to tho
Lone Tree Tavern Hc met JOS
eyes humorousIy. "All those things
or any one Of them arc more I'M
portant right now than Fragonct
Don't you agrcc?"
eyes, ] do" 10 laughed. 1t was
fun to be with Marsh again, ans
she was reminded of their evening
together at the Olympic Bowl, anc
of their first few days at Crest
Lake when Marsh was conscien'
tiously showing her the place.
"Another thin that's important
right now," Marsh went on lightly
"is that you're so darned beautiful
and so close to me that | want tC