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SALE-HOUSES.

Sc. 45O-TAKOMA PARK.
Modern IN every detail. never occupied
pect for such Q splendid home. u fully
detached. on q nice big lot with pretty
shrubbery. has good rooms. hardwood
hoors. mission trim. hot-water heat. and
ulsr section. To INSPECT. phone r NJ
TO q. call Emerson 1898.
Sc. 75O-BROOKLAND ALL CON-
veniences: lovely detached home
of rooms: reconditioned and
ready for immediate possession.
ss,4so-Eb rs9sE ast%s sEcr1oN-.rhis
brand new BRICK home. 8 large
rooms. situated on large lot. il .
real buy in this high class. con-
venient community.
pc. 950-CHEVY CHASE. p. C.-LOyhY
new COLONIAL home Of SPA
C1OU6 rooms. finished attic. You
will be interested in the sound
masonry construction. the unusu-
ally large rooms: Al equipment.
high elevation and nearness 70
eonveniences lone.hah SQUARE TO
transportation). Call promptly for
appointment 70 see this bargain.
National 1888 Until Pm
EDdEMOOR. W.-S9. $50.
New all brick. 4 bed rooms. 2 baths,
electric refrigeration. screened. weather.
stripped. rock wool insulation. garage. large
i .pw R'i s. s s5sas NC. Cleveland 1900
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CHEW CHASE.

NEW DETACHED SToNE-AND-BRICK
house, situated in one Of the best resi-
close to schools and transportation. Spa
cious center hall. living room 1924 g
opening to large screened porch. attrae-
cabinets. 4 BED ROOMS CONE l3x2O).
2 BATHS. finished and insulated attic.
attached sarage and many other desir-
able features: LOT 60x13O including park
ing. with beautiful shrubbery and many
trees. AT THE PRICE. 1t is internationally
the OUTSTANDING buy in this section. Call
g. r. MIKKELSON & SON. Owners and
Builders. Cleveland 1871
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BRICK, DETACHED $50
1922 18th PL. NE.
New home, located in restricted Miehi-
ss says fece d ha @t
large closet. large living room with open
fireplace. spacious dining room. roomy
kitchen with built:in cabinet and breakfast
nook, large bed rooms. 2 baths, attic,
once. as UNUSUAL values Of this kind are
sold quickly. Open till pm. until sold.
EUGENE H. PHnER
North $500. Potomac 44Ql
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HOME BUYERS ATTENTION. LET
ME BUILD your home on lot selected
BY you and from your own plans.
So. 1850; s.. 600 cash. $50 1' per 81 mo S,o 5
BED &c oo rooms; 2 81. saths; brick. s5'7So;
looms. j bath brick apt. burisaloW.
$3.50: $500 cash. $50 per mo.
have samples under construction for
your inspection. Let's talk this over.
@. 7. REEVES Falls Church, Va.
Phone rails Church 223.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
CLEVELAND PARK NEAR CATHEDRAL,
ala knn

S16.60O.
Highest elevation; lot virtually sOxl 3d.
6ubsta ntially built, detached home: slate
roof. large living room With side porch.
spacious dining room. sun room with SOUTH
and !leeping porch on second floor, rooms
and bath on third floor; gas heat. offered
At q particularly low price for such .
valuable property. Phone District S157
or Cleveland 140s after S pm.
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National 1907.
1710 Seaton st. n.w.-6 T.. D., cleo. $50 ~
1l4O 10th ST. NE T.. DID,. 20.5o
53I 2Sth St. ms r........... 1 I'm
NJ FRANK RUPERT. 1927 1th 81. NV:
COLORED.
1888 DOUGLAS I'd. s.e:-6 T.. cleo. $1,000
FLATS.
40 N n.w...3 r. k; b.. cleo. So 30
1912 Rosedale ne.-3 r.. T.. cleo. ESQ
742 9TH Sc T.. T.. b.. ell. So. $3.50
1927 N. J. ave. NV r.. b.. el... 1880
4l3 LIST nv-2 r.. b. ell, s. ESQ
COLORED.
2I2 st. n.w.-s r.. b. elec. 49,. .S6I 90
1913 CoYcoran n.w.--10 r. b.. sas. 300
SIC End st. n.v.-e r. b.. cleo. 1873
20O4 9Th ST. n.v.-6 r.. b., gas. 1880
645 Florence 81. n.e.-6 r.. b.. gas. 80. so
1859 B st. n.e.-6 T.. b.. Gas. 80. $3.50
4b1 WASHINGTON nv-6 r. water 1880
EOS Va ave avs r, water. 2O.50
l47 N st. se-6r water .. 1880
JAMES p SHEA ESTATE.
643 Ind. Ave. NV.
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5-r. and B. nat, elec: $40. r. I. SEY-
MoUR CO. INC. 1915 N. Y. ave. Phone
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

coLoRED-7 ROOMS. HEAT. LIGHT.
lot 55xl5O, garage; So TO car line: So 600;
easy terms; rent SIS. c. B. MUNSON.
Clarendon 1894
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c,
4134 22nd 81; n.e.-Nev Groom de-
fence. noored attic. recreation room With
fireplace. garage; handy to schools. store
and bus. Open daily till 8 pm.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North 1908.
81 GROOM AND BATH BRICK,
20 feet wide. with Colonial front porch.
hot:water heat and cleo: in convenient
Park View section. near car line. stores
and school Easy terms.
S1250-Modern Colonial brick in popular
Glover Park. close to the Western High
School and just . few minutes from the
downtown. Six hne rooms. tile bath
buy In this community.
S.60O-Tvo-family duplex home near
4th and Otis SITS, near every conven-
fence. Brick. semi-detached, bright
rooms and bath downstairs. rooms
and bath UP: hot-water heat, garage:
separate entrances. splendid home
end Investment. Terms.
30 9b0-Practically new detached all.brick
home In Chevy Chase. d. c. Six rooms,
two baths. modern kitchen, with elec.
TIsf.is' nreDtlase- txo back porehss.
deep lot. with GaraEe- An exceptionally
SHANNON & LUCHs co.
1905 n 81. NV. NATIONAL 234S,
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

70 BUY 8 TO 5 ACRES IN MARYLAND:
house with ami. within 5 TO IL miles OF
D. c.: high land: not over $4,000. ADDRESS
Box 1927. Star offce- 70
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


1908 18th 81. N.W-second-h door room.
adjoining tub and shower: for 2 or Girls
or couple: choice food variety. See II.
17Os N. II. AVE. N.W.-Large. double. twin
BEDS semI-Hriv.ts beth eisv.t ;stt ann teie
1722 MASS. AVE.-Attractive double room.
opposite bath. twin beds; excellent meals;
also single room.
243O TUNLAW RID NW.-Private home;
single. double rooms. sleeping porches.
Phone Emerson 1858.
1722 N ST N.W.--Attraetive, End Moor
front Simmons bed. Excellent meals; Re.
fined home In best downtown neighborhood
1909 10th ST. Nw.-Vaeancies for two
young men and one young lady: twin beds:
good food; walking distance.
1877 18th ST NW.-Vacancy in attr.c-
cleanliness. good food: ss3 SO.
1913 10th ST. NV. near Scott Circle
Vacancy for young lady. single room. run
ming water: excellent meals. Reasonable
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Larse room
with good board: near cars Phone Co
lumbia 1928.
1928 GIRARD ST N.E.--Except. room for
two: exp; private Diet. home, small
family: garage: reasonable. Dec. 1929
1879 K ST. NV. the Lee-Maroue-Nieely
furnished rooms. private bath; excellent
board home cooking: downtown. 30.
STUDIO ROOM near bath. lovely 10th St.
home home s s1esllent meals privileges Phone
1922 SUNDERLAND PL. near Dupont
Circle-LarGe room. bath. twin beds; con
venient to. car and bus. Delieious, meals
home comforts. Phone North 9042:
1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Dupont
rooms. twin BEDS. Apartment 5s.
CLOSE IN-l240 10th st.
.rn n1 meals so 9entismen; IS 1f. Net. Isos.
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TAILOH, lNC

Just minutes to Treasury Dept. Q
new home OF distinction and charm. Cape
Cod in .desisn: all brick. With slate roof
lot 7b-foot front. Beautifully iandscaped
and havins large shade trees: every
modern convenience: superb construction.
LYON. NC. Walnut $40. evenings,
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NEW. DETACHED.
S7.500-Easy terms. Excellent new nv.
suburbs; brick, larse cathedral LIVING room
With fireplace. 5 rooms. large LOT. pofches.
Unheard-of value.
SO. 650-Amer Univ Park-Briek and
stone. large rooms and bath. sarage. hre-
place. stunning home. Move In tomor.
WI. K. HARTuNG 4 CO..
20l ehoreham Bldg National 1882
m NEARBY v1RGNIA-sIaH-BU
low OF rooms and bath. h.-w.h.: house
newly papered and painted: fun cement
6 ssS a;: Laundry tubs od garage; lot 6ox
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP.
1923 Woodward Bldg. National 1928.
FOXALL RESALE.
Foxall one Of those deliGhtful. highly
sought after homes with studio apis. and
screened porches,. maids room. built-in
garaSs and deep lot, This home has been
ately ct . reduced price. Call for key at
l4l7 44th St NJ
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ROOMS AND BoARp-suBURBAN

NEARBY MD double rooms. semi-priv.
bath: clean. cool. quiet. nicely furnished;
beautiful detached home shady porches.
lawns; bus: phone: superior meals. Phone
Shepherd 1850 after 9 pm.
LARGE ROOM and sleeping porch, water
in room, ami. board; Is min. to city:
couple or gentlemen. Walnut 1914
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Contiuued.b

1921 Jackson st.-2-family home, sep
arate entrances. built-in garage. large
shaded lot; strictly modern. II. o. L. c.
nrst trust. low interest. small payments.
Will trade equity for small property or
Eeu-located lot. or will sell at bargain:
Do not fail to see this. Phone Cleveland
1914 evenings
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SALE-HOUSES.
RROOKI,AND

1907 Jackson st. n.e-New e-room.
complete baths. all brick home. Will ac-
cept your house In trade. Open until sold
Move in with deposit.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE.

YOUR OLD HOUSE ACCEPTED IN TRADE
for a modern home white and colored: no
cash required. z. A. CARNEY. District
45Os. 1926 VT. ave.
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SALE-LOTS.

BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ALEX
andria at North Braddock; lots. so by
$50 each. 5000 for all. Georgia $3.50
OR FAMILY FLATS PRINCETON PL.
and Georgia ave. NV. 214x92 feet. c. M.
PLUNKERT National 065o
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Congressional Club
Holiday Festivities

The Congressional Club has opened
for the Winter season and the usual
New Year day at home for the mem
bers and their friends will be held.
There will also be a dance for young
people during the holidays.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Deaths Reported.

william T: Eddinsheld, IS, 144O Howard st
stEerG: sEn e. NscF schsds s Is tol S5S %arsS5S
Blanche F. chum. rs. cordova Apts
AdeIsas ssh' s. ssyfeF s5feF g. En- EmsFsency ss Hos.
John W. Garner. 70, George Washington
Andrew j. s. Dixon, es. 2so5 N st.
Mary E. KaYsnssh. IS. 8sge 2 3eth I'll St St: ne
Edward J, Nye. IS. st. Elizabeth's Hos
Jessie /. Chase. So. 1920 18th st.
1in mi SaRfsE chdrea nqsPta Mo1
infant zada Bowman, Providence Hospital
a, Infant Snrd, Sne cspmSa sa = resptb. Hosptf
Alieinds p9fn. % - 4sis gherih hSSOl1S Td. ne
Icsspsne IsRTsfrs ba7s bb5Sfs r. casualty lS ST Hospital
Mary Chappelle. Al. st. Elizabeth's Hos.
Eli Brooks, 40. Gallinger Hospital.
william 8. O'Neale. so. 3039 Dent nj.
SEssEs Ss:S9 b5Ts Essisa Sa .r:i5 SsSz $at5
Thomas Carroll. S. Emergency Hospital,
ciaude N % Farr' 5 IS: VGaiIinser 4e HesDitsI Hi'A'
baSia oadstons 1875 donneeticut osh ave
Charles V, .Etzler, AZ, Providence Hospital.
Beulah Kldwell: 80. GeorsetoWn Hospital.
nfant f Xaa%s, Xa6Sero oolSm5ia 5sRss5l Hospltaf fHSDl'a
ssiiie Iyerson RI % 81. st. EiiSsbetfs fi Hospita M tai
Louisa Butler. 80. 2611 Dumbarton ave.
Peter Washington, IS. GaIlinger Hospital.
ERss EREssss.sS F51Ssss F5S1SSsss sSSsa Riins sosSts
Infant Edna M. Smith. Galiinser hospital
Evening star., 1935-12-22

crimson, or cornfower blue, they are
very smart. There are other ma
terials that will do as well as silk
crepe-the lovely new printed challis,
or a silk print, patterned with naive
little nosegays. Dotted swiss, lawn,
batiste-these are lovely if cotton Is
to be the medium.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 15s7-B is
designed in sizes 8. 10, IL and IA,
Size requires az yards of 3e-inch
material for the dress with sleeves.
For sash and bow, 21a yards OF IN
inch wide ribbon is required.
Every Barbara Bell pattern in
cludes an illustrated instruction guide,
which is easy to understand.
Send for the Fall and Winter Bar
bara Bell Pattern Book. Make your
self attractive, practical and becom-
ing clothes, selecting designs from the
1l9 Barbara Bell well-planned, easy
to-make patterns. Interesting and
exclusive fashions. for little children
and the difficult junior age; slender
izing, well-cut patterns for the most
particular young women and matrons
and other patterns for special occa-
sions are all to be found in the. Bar
bara Bell Pattern Book. Send Is
cents today for your copy. Address
orders to The Evening Star.
tcopyg1sht. 1asg.I
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Yule Gayety
Under Way
AtAnnapolis
Midshipmen Go on
Leave This Week
End.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, December al
This week end will mark the begin
ming of the Christmas holidays at
Annapolis. The Midshipmen will go
on leave, the Postgraduate School will
close for two weeks, and st. Johns
College also will begin its holidays
the latter not to be open until after
New Year.
The Christmas parties began this
week, when yesterday Comdr. and
Mrs. John Bowers gave an eggnog
party in their home on Charles street.
Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Rodgers will entertain at an eggnog
party at Belvoir. their home near
Annapolis, and Friday, December ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. John dep. Douw will
entertain at an eggnog party at their
home on Southgate avenue.
Comdr. and Mrs. Laurance T. Du
Bose gave a dinner party, when their
guests included Capt. and Mrs. Oscar
Smith, Comdr. and Mrs. William
Quigley, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Rod
gers. Mrs. John H. Brown and Mr..
Robert James.
Miss Margaret Handy and Miss
Mary Melvin, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Claudy Handy and State SEN
stor and Mrs Ridgely P. Melvin, re-
turned yesterday for the Christmas
holidays from Hannah Moore Acad-
emy, where they are students.
Lieut.. Comdr William S. Heath left
yesterday to spend the holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Ida Shannon Heath,
and sister, Mrs. Reta Mcdowell, in
Camden, S. c.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy Eliza
beth McCloy, daughter of Comdr. and
Mrs. Thomas Shore McCloy of Wash
ington, and Lieut.. John c. Breach,
U. S. N, took place today in the Acad-
emy Chapel The ceremony was per-
formed at 4:30 o'clock by the chap
lain, Comdr william N. Thomas, and
was followed by a reception in the
Officers Club.
Commodore and Mrs. Edward Lloyd
entertained at luncheon Sunday at
their home, the Brice House Wing.
on East street, in honor of Mrs. Ridge
way Trimble of Baltimore and Of
Commodore Lloyd's sisters, Mrs.
Thomas Harrison Oliver and Miss
Mary Lloyd of Baltimore and Wye
House, in Talbot County, Md.
Mrs. Carryl H. Bryan left yesterday
for visit of several days with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Boykin, at Vineland,
N. j.
Mrs. Marian Maus, widow of Gen.
Maus, U. S. A., will spend Christ
mas with her sister and niece, Mrs.
Roscoe C. Bulmer and Miss Anita Bull
mer.
Midshipman Duncan Elliott will
spend the holidays in washington with
his parents, Col. and Mrs. j. Duncan
Elliott, and will have as his guest
at the Shoreham Hotel Midshipman
Newell z. Thomas.
Mrs. Roscoe G. Bulmer gave din
ner Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvannus Stokes, who, after
the Christmas holidays, will close their
home, White House Farm, on South
River and spend the Winter in Flor
ida.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Births Reported.

John and Anne Rodgers. twin boys.
Simeon. and Sarah Newman. twins. gil
jacob and md Clara schneiberg, boy.
James and Mary Golden. boy
Frederick and Katharine Weber. boy.
George and Margaret Heine. boy.
William and Julia Davis. boy.
Fred and Ethel Haynes, boy.
Albert and jeanette Damico. boy.
Herbert and Hattie Gray. boy.
Thomas and Mary Spann, boy.
John and Joan Broyles boy.
oscar and, Elizabeth sanderlin. boy.
Paul and Marie Brennan. girl.
Ray and Mary Morris. girl.
Henry and nd Mabel 4aasi, De ;,iFa Freitss girl.
Salvatore @ M and Jessie cataiino. girl.
William and Doris Brodt. girl.
Stephen and Helen Gatti. girl.
Willard and Emily Book. girl.
David and Mildred Willard. girl.
william and May LLOYD. girl
RAYMOND and Mary Lunceford, girl.
Vincent and Teresa Miles. boy.
Wooster and zula Battles. boy.
Barnet AND Reba Landau. boy.
Sam and Sadie Klein. boy.
BENJAMIN and Frances Turner, boy.
Charles snd and tida.d Steila Eneqs boy
Walter and Edna Stenhouse boy.
Thomas and Loretta McKeever. boy.
Egno and Helen Leneski boy.
THOMAS and and Marsaret Heffernan jr., boy
William and Emile Bush. boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Goodwin. boy.
Joseph and Georgia White, girl.
Ryland and Helen Joyner, girl.
Arthur and Dorothy Crowther girl.
RsSgs and md ESR E8oF SS.T.ss F
Albert and Tessie Burke. girl.
harold hdrol am and Iath PaSlins Granger. girl.
MichseI and anne Levenson. son. ~; siri. Efi
Joseph and Sylvia Blaker girl.
Kenneth and Irene Johnson. girl.
Elton and Dorothy Harris boy.
John and Beatrice Aidridee. girl. girl.
Beniame ana and Frances Fran Smith girl
James James and Carolina Baldwin, boy.
Milton Soh6 apd Snd l,1Sias psarl JHoyssr; boy
Carl and ziipah Lassiter'e LR9WeF boS Sos'
Rooert and Agnes Hurley, boy.
george ana Elizabeth Lacey girl.
Carl and Helen Cook girl,
Hnaene Mllliam anS snd Minn,ee Snl5s ,eaSES siTi
EudoIph and .s Marie SMqlHIhfsn MlIfeF. rfrf. alTi-
Charles and MARGARET King. boy.
Marion and Tina Manion, bow,
Wingate and Martha Underhiil. boy.
ySs SrT9 ana and GGiEIlns Giea boy
GEORGE and Georsianna Hamilton. girl
James and Mary Nash. girl
Moody and Marian Lewis. girl.
Everett and Eiva Layer. boy.
Charles and Alice Wsllborn, boy.
Willie Willie and and Noia % Williams. Wi iHo boy. 'o''
Armstead and Annabelle Wood, girl.
Irving and Matte Pinkney: girl.
James and Clara Tssker girl.
Herman and Sarah Moore. girl.
RScRard Saass fpd and Sqsae Eaeg snSsk sas SSs Soy
Ellsworth and Marion Lucas. boy.
James and Msggis gMriseoe, M girl,
William and Anita Adams girl.
Frank and Viola Goenard. Etrl.
Elmer and Lucy Fisher. girl.
James and Cordella Jones. beg.
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Yule Dance Popular
Many Attend Event Held Friday Night
at StauntOn.
at StauntOn.

STAUNTON, Va, December 21.-
The opening Christmas dance last
evening at the Stonewall jackson Ho-
tel proved to be one Of the most popu.
lar in many years. In the receiving
line we're Maj. and Mrs. William A.
Grubert, City Manager w. L. Hall,
Gen. and Mrs. Heroine L. Opie, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert NICK. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. E. H. Dabney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floridus Crosby.
Miss Tae WITT arrived Wednesday
from Washington, where she is a SEN
ior at Gunston Hall. She will spend
the holiday season with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius L. WITT, at Mer-
ryfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I. Keyt have
returned from Pittsburgh, where they
were called by the death of Mr.. Keyt's
mother. En- route they spent several
days with Mrs. George I. Powers In
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Hunter an
nounce the marriage Of their daugh-
ter, Anna Laura, to Mr. Thomas Will
SUI WUUQ VI SIOOtoCoi oOhA "a NAA~
late Mr.. and Mrs. Robert T. Wood.
The wedding took place in the home
of the brides parents, near Laurel
Hill, and after the reception following
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left
for q wedding trip to Washington and
Maryland. On their return they will
reside at Grottoes.
Miss Mary Topping, who lives at
nearby Fairfield, has gone to WASH
inCton, where she will visit for several
weeks.
Miss Mary Beck will go to Washing
ton January /, and is being exten-
sively entertained before leaving. A
surprise party was given Tuesday in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Faison for Miss Beck.
Mrs. Lawrence CARRIER entertained
Tuesday evening at buffet supper
honoring Mrs. Raymond Hutchens
who, before her recent marriage, was
Miss Virginia Bell of near Staunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Simmons, jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hanger OF
this city, who spent a few days in At
Evening star., 1935-12-22
Two Guests
Of Home in
Fairfax, Va.
Senorita Alfaro, Miss
Greer Entertained by
Miss Richardson.

FAIRFAX, Va, December 21.-Miss
Randolph Richardson, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs Frederick Dawson Richard
son, entertained this evening at q
buffet supper at her home, White
House, in honor Of Senorita Amelita
Alfaro, daughter Of the Minister Of
Panama and Sonora de Alfaro, and
Miss Katherine Greer, who is spend
ing the Winter with Senator and Mrs.
Henry Wilder KeyeS in Alexandria.
The guests from Fairfax included Miss
Mary Blake. Miss Mary Walton Nc
Candlish, Miss Mary Frances Cooper,
Miss Nancy McCandlish, Mr.. James
Keith. Mr.. Tyler Swetnam and Mr..
Robert J. McCandlish, jr. The table
was charming with white tapers and a
centerpiece Of crimson roses. The
guests numbered about IS.
Mrs. Lewis J. Thomas has arrived
in Fairfax from Duxbury, Mass. and
will pass the Winter with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren N. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Graham
have issued invitations for a tea in
their home this afternoon from 4 TO
6 o'clock.
Miss Mary Blake was hostess last
evening at a pretty bridge supper.
when her guests included Miss Louise
Martin Of Winchester, Miss Randolph
Richardson, Miss Mary Walton Nc
Candlish, Miss Nancy McCandlish,
Miss Warwick Rust Miss Eleanor Rust,
Miss Mary Frances Cooper and Mr..
Robert ]. McCandlish, jr., all OF
Fairfax; Miss Mildred Shackleford Of
Vienna, Miss Mary Kathryn Spinks.
Mr.. Robert E. Lee Hall and Mr.. Robert
st. John Of Washington; Mr.. Ashton
c. Jones, jr.; Mr.. Jack Jones and Mr..
Mack Rucker of Clarendon; Mr..
Robert H. Schneider and Mr.. W. Ber-
nard Knight Of Alexandria, and Mr..
Ralph Pierce and Mr.. Stewart Pierce
Of Falls Church.
Mr. James Davis arrived In Fair
fax Friday, where he joined his
mother, Mrs. Elsa A. Davis, ele-
mentary supervisor, and together they
went to Aberdeen, Md, to spend the
llO4A0dyo "4OlA WIG Nhf4o A44Ol4ACAI
Mrs. Winfield S. Armstrong.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Bennett will
give tea and cocktail party Christ
mas eve.
Miss Rebecca Rice arrived yester-
day from Rollins College and is
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Rice, near
Fairfax.
Mr. Ellis Middleton, jr., is spending
his Christmas vacation With his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Blake, at their home. Bannockburn.
Miss Alice Crutchfeld. home dem
onstration agent, left yesterday to
visit her parents in Danville, Va. She
was accompanied by DR.. and Mrs
John w. Marshall of Oakton, who
were her overnight guests en- route
to Stuart, Va, where they will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Marshall's par
ents.
Miss Margaret Proctor has gone to
Richmond to be with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Christian Proctor.
during the holidays.
Mr.. Tyler Swetnam, a student at
the University Of Virginia, is visiting
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ford Swet-
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul C. Kincheloe
will motor to Roanoke to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Kincheloe's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James Erskine Mr..
Kincheloe will return after a few
days, but Mrs. Kincheloe will re-
main for several weeks.