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Evening star., 1935-11-21

The wedding of Miss Anne Moore
Wyant, daughter of Mrs. Adam Mar
tin Wyant and the late Representative
Wyant of Washington and Green's
burg, Pa, and Mr.. Philip Larner Gore,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ). Gore,
will take place this afternoon at the
Washington Club at 1701 K street at
4 o'clock. The Rev. Albert j. McCart-
ney, D. D., will perform the ceremony
Miss Anna Virginia Conner, daugn-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ren Conner
of Tersana, Manassas, Va, and Mr.
Raymond Jackson Ratcliffe OF Manas-
sas will be married this evening at
o'clock in the Trinity Episcopal
Church at Manassas A reception Will
follow the wedding at the home OF the
brides parents.
A prettily arranged Fall wedding
took place last evening when Miss
Elba Geraldine FIX, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James S. FIX of Clarendon,
Va, and Mr.. Eugene K. KooSer OF
Clarendon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
C. Kooser of Scottdale, Pa, were mar
ried in the home of the brides par
ents. The ceremony was performed at
8 o'clock by the Rev. Perry L. Mitchell,
pastor of the First Baptist Church in
Clarendon.
Preceding the ceremony Mr.. James
Cohee of Washington sang solos, ac-
companied at the piano by Miss IneZ
Brown, who also played the wedding
march. The house was decorated with
Fall flowers and potted plants and the
couple recited the marriage VOWS be-
fore an improvised altar of ferns and
vari-colored chrysanthemums.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father She wore gown of white
lace over white satin, which had a
short jacket of the lace, made with a
standing collar in the back, and grad
uated revers in the front. She carried
O bouquet of sweetheart roses.
Her maid of honor and only attend
ant was Miss Rita Collier, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie j. Collier of Clar-
endon, who was dressed in a light
green MORE taffeta. She carried yell
low roses.
Mr.. John Fink of Downs, Kans.,
acted as best man to Mr.. Kooser.
A reception followed the ceremony
Evening star., 1935-11-21
Victory Post Holds Smoker.

Victory Post, No. 4, American Le-
gion, entertained high-ranking Army
and Navy officers with smoker last
night at the home Of Vice Comdr.
Jerry Rupert, 447 Newton place.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
DOG HAS MUMPS
Contracts Disease From Master,
Whom He Refuses To Leave.

JEFFERSON, Ohio. November 81
P).-Freckles. a f1ve-year-old bland
and white fox terrier, was barking bass
today.
DR.. William Storch, a veterinarian,
said the dog had the mumps.
FreckleS had refused to leave the
bedside of his master, Ernest Anderson
9. while ne was confined recently with
the mumps,
Evening star., 1935-11-21

Frida Frazer and Mr.. Nathan T
Bartlett.
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55 Auto Loans
% Legal Notices

% Legal Notices
Pursuant to Section 81, Chapter 2I3 Of
the Acts Of 1925 supplemented By the
Provisions o.. Chapter y Of the Acts Of
will sell at public auction at Dell e
Bruner Filling Station. INDIANAPOLIS. at
90 p NJ on June l. 10 the highest bidder
the following described property:
1891 Chevrolet Coach. Engine i3s6slS.
fsignedl AL FEENEY.
Supt. Indiana State Police.
Pursuant TO Section 81, Chapter 2l3 81
the Acts Of 1925. supplemented by tn:
PROVISIONS Of Chapter u Of the Acts OF
1888. the Indiana State Police Department
VII sell at public auetion. AZ Plaza Motor
Inn. Indianapolis. at 1890 A. NJ on Juns
J. 10 the highest bidder. the following de-
whippst Roadster = Engine ssA7so2s.
Buick Sedan = Engine lss5s24 Serial
Buick Sedan - Engine is737o2, Serial
Buick coupe-Engins 2l9o7si
Auburn Sedan-Engins C-l5s53.
Chevrolet Coaeh-Engine 34e24lf Serial
Dodse Touring Engine s2s-774
Essex sedan-Engine Di32oes7, Serial
Essex Sedan = Engine io7soss. Serial
Ford coupe-Engine l33isl4s.
Ford Truck-Engine 479I432.
Ford Roadster-70S36ss.
Pontiac Sedan-Engine 5lie5
Star Coach - Engine 32522S. Serial
Hudson coseh-Engins 4s4sso. Serial
'' fsignedl AL FEENEy.
suDt. Indiana State Police.
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ga statesmen. Solicitors. Agents

MAN WANTED for Rawleigh Route OF 500
families Write today Rsweigh. Dept
INE-2i5-SA. Freeport III.
TINES WANT ADS MAKE interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF manv
Kinds listed here daily
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Lawn Mowers

PAPERTNG cleaning floors rehnfshsd.
general nouseciea ming. a. n n
THOMAS CE-sl84
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Edith wlnHsv weston. 8. CITY Hospital
prank =. Hav 90. SIS Hizhlaud-cr
chronic mVnraruIfls.
NarEarrr Alien CoftrriE 81 Civ Hos
rffa4 Intestinal c1sfrEct.c or
Matilda R.nanL 30 - 12s WaTman.
RUDOLF Hevne s.. * 1908 College mvo-
vince TeRov Baker q no. n l22l De-
I1ita Ann Mecomb. 90 o. 1907 PARK
cerebral nvmorrnaEe-
Augusta Petit a1 n $3.50 9affQlitc0.
hvmorfaflc pneumonia.
William r Noble ~ Central 4ndlana
HosnHai 5rteriG sclerosiF
Mamie Crose 2i. Civ Hospital acute
Robsr, l. Kavlor- n q az y Lavman
acute dilatEtseu ~ neart
william Bruutnu. -. CRY HOSPITAL t-D-
frrrloHF pneumonia.
leo q Morris. 81. veterans Hospital
arfert0rclerosls
Helen Fltxahrfh Piep~unrok. a.
Methodist Hospital pulmonary fGoercHiosiF
Margaret 2. Daley - 1ls n Delaware.
uremta.
Harriet L Oautan. S.. 7f32 Brookside
parENav aurmfa
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Rug Cleaners

RUGS-SIsO: 3-pIece overstufed. So
Furniture moth proofed Estimates.
Work guaranteed. JULIAN RUG CLEAN
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Crorr~ ard lille Trison ga coffee
Hichsss and Marietta Tucker. zl7s
DrrEri
Hersfrt ard Besnics leonard taof
Infn
CAL and Trrz Phillips sns E Hamilton
Jaw ard Etsut walls 1910 wood
Gerald snG louise lambert. q ". Nc
Carfv
Francis and Hattie JaTnsr 7770 High
iamd-uf
jane ard F-osste Hicke l775 Alvord
Leonard and Mar9 Gasman 1870 32uc
Prank and Naomi Simmons. 17i1 lttG
Rows
Roue and sadie LFrrh az Cumberland
Everett ard Laura Marine a25 Cottage
Phillip and Johnnie Thurman 31s
DsrreH
john and Margaret Monroe. 1913 IL
Craune.
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Paper Cleaning
Repairing

TRUCKS for rent move Yourself DRIVE
TT-YOURSELF INC. 80 Kentucky-av
PT-z432
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Basement Materproofing

WET EASEMENTS MADE DRY
Universal WaterprOoang CO CHs3e7
Cleaners
RELIABLE CLEANERS: Al SERVICE
PROMPT DELIVERY RAY G. WISH
MEIER NA-os00
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4 unfinished Apartments

REAL home for gentlemen. Excellent +
Verv desirable 833 Park-av. RI-993
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SUDDEN DEATH-It never fails. destroys
bedbugs and household vermin. Albert
G. Mas Co.. 81 Virginia-av RI-33l5.
BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine; Bur
roughs 10-column electric adding
machine. 2818 Cornell-av. HE-5929.
300 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
OF all kinds for sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECKING co.
1920 Kentucky-av Indianapolis
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Decorating and Paperhanging

a Paperhanging piasterinR paper re-
moved BY steam Inside anc outside
~, ua4nttng
" WA-20ss DR-i7ss-J RI-4sl
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80 Rooms with Board

ALABAMA. N. 1224-Large front room,
COLLEGE. 3l57-NIce room. for / or 2
: Young men; private family: references.
HA-2385-W
NEW JERSEY. N. 21O4-Cheerful. large.
light room: meals optional; gentleman
preferred. TA-l269
OLNEY. N. 953-Large cheerful room.
suitable for l or 2; meals optional.
Widows home.
WASHINGTON. E. 1885, one or more
men: meals: everything modern. CHI
IT'S.
REAL home for gentlemen Excellent food
Verv desirable. 833 Parkav. RI-9930.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms
81 UP: New Jersey. n. 2o42-Cheerful
front room kitchenette. large closet.
sink. nicely furnished. private entrance
s450-OLNEY N, 1912 large front con-
Meeting rooms cool. All utilities. Garage
SIS wK-l1o2 Gilbert-st rooms light
housekeeping in modern home. with
garden spot
SIS So NEW JERSEY N 1606-Furnished
garage, phone.
ADAMS. l947-Light Groom apartments.
furnished or unfinished. utilities.
garage. near carline, park.
BEVTLLE. N 829-Nice large. front room.
next bath front porch; sleeping or
housekeeping.
CARROLLTON. 1922 and Broom front
apartment: nicely furnished private
entrance. Reasonable.
CARROLLTON. 2226-Large front room;
sleeping or housekeeping. Inquire 223o
Carrollton.
CENTRAL. 1948-overstuffed lovely front.
redecorsted: 2 APARTMENTS ana kitcheh-
cite apartment: reasonable.
MICHIGAN E. 2416-2 rooms sink, private
bath completely furnished: private
entrance Reasonable. CH-7l0o.
NEW JERSEY. N 226-Sleeping and house.
keeping room Hot, cold water. Reason
PARK. 942-l or 2 rooms. furnished or I'M
furnished: all utilities; hot water con-
Stantly
PENNSYLVANIA N 914-1 and Groom
apartments: utilities: also sleeping room
Electric laundry. RI-3652
RANDOLPH 314 S.-First floor. modern.
unfinished. rooms kltchenette,
private home entrance: garage.
WOODRUFF. 544 Md. Dr.--Living room.
bedroom kitchenette: newly decorated;
running water. Adults. CH-3173.
4-ROOM furnished house. gas. lights and
water furnished $3.50 week, Call 1911
S0ufhcaStern-aV.
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RENTALS


IL fuFnlsueu h0OmS
corIEGE. 77i7-clsan airy Sleeping
room. garage: al conveniencss
COLLEGE. 5s7s-Pleasant room suitable
53TT. Or Girls. Home PRIVILEGES WA
EAST. $50 N-widovs home. large. clean
Sleeping or Housekeeping rooms. Reason
able. walking distance
CuLFoRD. 554e-cheerful. large front
iiy. wA-soss-R
ILLINOIS. N. l44s-Apt. 4; large. front
room. private home. suitable for Speed
way visitors LI-ss25
OXFORD n. 5so-Attrsctive front. twin
optional. cH-59ss.
PENNSYLVANIA N. 1235-ROOMs. FUR
NIsHED OR UNFURNISHED; REASON
ABLE LT-2s02
ROOM furnished OF ur furnished widows
2riya.e. modern home' meals optional
NEWLY furnished rooms for isn't; good
neighborhood. reasonable. 36 W. YER
mont Apt 5.
BOTH. W 4i2-Nice clean room: private
home. gentleman preferred. TA-22se
NICELY furnished room modern private
home. home privileges. 50 50. He 1898
EMPLOYED girls. home privileges. Board
u desired. On bus line. HE-lzzo
la Hotels. Resorts, Inns
scHwEwzER HoTEL-4ss Washington
ST Clean rooms 50 so week and up,
running water: showers. tubs
HOOSIER HOTEL s. Ges sEIs.-; cie ear
outside rms shower tubs 40 Mass
VEIEI n Clean airy
VIA 1hGD sleeping rooms
Reasonable prices 1929 w. Ohio-St
HOTEL TOURIST INV WESTINGHOUSE.
$50 Rooms. double SOC and up, single.
35c Beds 25c cay or night. morning
calls
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APNTMeNV R6WAl BUReAU
Attractive Efficiency
p Unfurnished Houses

Ss-HOVEY. I92i-5-room double. water
paid RAssMANN. 900 NASSAU.
SO NORDYKE. l246-4-room doube good
condition. semi-modern; garage. LI-41l5.
s9-l246 NORDYKE: 4-room double semi
modern. GOOD condition; garage cistern
$3.50: WATER pd. State. s. 345; inside
toilet. gar. fenced. excel. RI-2929
$500: OLNEY N. 205O-5 rooms: mod
err , bnIngalow; garage Sood condition
SIS. WATER pd. Della. N 24OS; 5-rm.
mod dbl. excel condi. RI-2929.
$50: 7-ROOM double: modern; rel1nished
inside out. 1928 Carrollton. RI-7oS3
1921 BROOKVILLE-RD.
slooO-5-rm. semi-mod. sing water pd.
A. J. HUBER & CO. l44 N. Del
COLORADO. N. 3345-Owner's unusual
6-room single; redecorated, garage s45.
CH-2944
EUGENE. lO69-5-room modern double
newly decorated, water paid RI-4S46
CUILFORD. 2i6l-Convenent 6-room mod
ern single. reduced to $500.
LI-736l. c. c. GROVE Is Virginia-Av
HAMPTON DR-Owner's 2-bedroom colo
NAL single. near Butler $50. garage. WA
KENwooD. 2sss-5 rooms. modern except
furnace: $3.50. RI-5l77. 142 N Della
ware.
LEXINGTON, 7I5-5-rm.. semi-mod.. single
an and gar' g ai TSs- bath toilet water
McKIM. s. 2l6-4-room single. modern.
except bath tub $3.50. RI-7242.
MORRIS-ST. 1874 W.-6-room double,
modern. garage. water paid. newly deco
rated.
ANDERGRIFT-RD-In New Bethel; mod,
5-rm bungalow and gar in beautiful
suburban surrounding: 50. from state
I'd SIS per month. RI-64l2.
VIRGINIA-AV 467-6 rooms. BATH; good
condition. Sl4: water paid.
WILKINS w 546-A-l. Groom cottage.
inside toilet. garage; SO. water paid.
3iST W. 635-Single bedroom. yard
steam heat garage; $50. HA-2ls9.
cor nRErN- s-rnorn sarni-nndern double.
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S A

TO ADvERTISERS-Eac ad appear
ing in this column is listed in The Times
free of charge Your swap" ad win
receive special rate of seven days for
the price OF FIVE and four days for the
cost Of three Call RI-555l
LARGE lake front lot on shaefer Lake:
sell or trade. LI-5928.
SWAP, highest cash price for clean 90
or 90 Ford or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE: good condi-
ton: for good 9X12 rug. IR-5846
WILL PAY $500 cash, girls used bicycles
803 E. 63rd-st WA-1l33.
EQUITY IN "a Olds coach for Austin or
light car or cash. CH-4425
SWAP cash for radios and parts: any con-
dition. 725 Fl Wayne-av. LI-7273.
USED CARS trucks and tractor parts
sale or trade. 800 E. Georgia-st DR.
EXPERT mechanic. equipped to repair
your automobile, cheaper Guaranteed
cash or? Laurel-st garage. 1886 Hoyt
av. DR-2487.
BINOCULARS $500; electric phonograph.
slot Concertrope cheap. Radio parts
and tubes. CH-0277. after l p. m.
FEET HURT?-Will take in your vibrator
on course of treatments. DR.. H: M.
ANDERSON. reg. podiatrist. L1-l72l.
BOA Kahn Bldg
TO TRADERS-If YOU can not find
what YOU desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-555l
and we will attempt to arrange a trade
viouSly published There Is no charge
for this service
TINES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the city
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Furnished Apis. and Houses

% TUIItISItu hptSs anu AAUN~1NS
$3.50; ILLINOIS N. SlOi2-Beautiful
modern efficiency apartments; utilities.
I1-s8Ss.
MERIDIAN n sis-2-s rooms. furnished
or unfurnished Private bath, utilities,
Frieidsire. "
NEW JERSEY. N 7ol-l and room
1887
WOODRUFF PL is46-CROSs DR.-very
attractive i-room. kitehenette SOU NA-
EMPLOYED lady. CH-0630-M
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HELP WANTED
II Help wanted-MaIe

WANTED Youns Es&a q 70 p hiza
school graduate. willing 70 arniv self
qualifications and phone number IN
letter. Boa E-1Q7g. Tines.
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TIE DUNDEE

$500
THE DUNDEE
Cor Virginia and McCarty-st. Heat. gas
Frigfdaire furnished See janitor in build
ing or call NJ. E. MOLLOY. CH-2776.
BROADWAY. 2028-Duplex apartment;
light. airy. porch. yard; garage. HE
BROADWAY. 2l51-Modern 2-bedrooms.
lower; ward porch. garage. HE-493o.
FALL CREEK BLVD. 32l. E.-2-BEDRoOM
APARTMENT. LARGE LIVING ROOM;
FRIGIDAIRE. TA-62e4.
MONTCALM. 1906 rooms. ground floor.
heat. water. GARAGE furnished; SIG. Ia
NEW JERSEY. N. 242S-4-room apart
ment sun parlor. garage; water. neat
furnished. SIS. WA-046l L1-5535
UNION. 22s3-4-room upper; redecorated;
porch: utilities furnished. Reasonable
5-RoOM apartment st floor; heat. water
furnished: furniture optional $4,000
HUl703.
BUNGALOW PARK. 1902 N. Capitol; 6
rooms. modern. redecorated: cross-ven-
tilation. janitor service. LI-5596
iO8 E. l3TH-st-s37 so. GENERAL APIS.
INC. % w. Vermont. LI2439.
indianapolis Rental Agency
rurn and unfurn. apis Free service ano
TRANSPORTATION LI-5452
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CoTTRFfI. MARGARET AIICE-Asc %

wears beloved wife Of John r Cottrcl
and mother 81 Mrs. Ora Harris Mrs..
Harry Bowman. Mrs. Harley UnoerNo GOD
and Ellsworth Winnings passed away
ssfuroav Nav "a Funeral wednesday.
NAV % al ? p m from SHIRLEY
BROS WEST SIDE CHAPEL. 20o2 w.
Michsrau-st Friends invited Burial
FLORAL Park. FRIENDS may call at The
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Death Notices

AppleEet Of Clegmont ana Leroy apple
gel 81 Miami Beach. Fla. departed tnls
life Monday aged 30 years. Funeral
wednesday. MAY % at the Clcrmon-
T. Church Burial Clermout Gene
terv Friends invited Funeral unoer
direction Of MOORE 4 KIRK.
COOK. ANNA G.-Bcloved wife Of Fred "
a. Iil8 SoUthern-av. mother 81 Eleanor
N Cook Boss pa sscd away Monday. MAY
al al the ST. Francis Hos pltal- Funeral
"wednesday. Mav %. $50 a. M a. FINN
BROS. FUNERAL HOME. 1883 Me
rtriar-yt- ST Catherine Church. a. M.
Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Friends in
tlfed Friends may call al the iuneta4
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HOTEL ANTLERS
Is Housekeeping Rooms

Oners all comforts. Ultra modern note
service as low as 50 dav: $40 week
75n Meridian LT-235i
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Sinonize

RUG furniture cleaning specialists ola
rugs remade into fun and chenilles. w
FLY RUG CO.. 1928 Brookside-av
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HELP WANTED

GIRL-Complete beauty course free: light
office duties. 40l Roosevelt bldg.
SOLICITORS dry cleaning plant;
steady: good pay. Call CH-221o.
COLORED woman for general work; stay
nights. references required. WA-4232.
HOUSEKFEPFR Middle aged woman
more for home than wages CH-4l53.
TWO experienced demonstrators. age % to
So neat and attractive, answer from
each and every county. Demonstrations
made in grocery. drug and dept. stores
Write Suite SIS. 36 S. Penn.-st.
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Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

A i0-word ad Will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order Come to The Times office. 2l4
" Marvlsnd one square from Illinois and
WaShington-stS down Kentucky-av and let
US help YOU secure lob
OFFICE work any kind. reliable refer
ences: available now. Times K-207S.
DAY or week work for ladies: common Ia
Dor for men. dav or week general house
cleaning. UNITY CENTER. LI-5s6o.
CARE Of Children University certificates
in child psychology age 81 More for
home than wages. 50 week. Experienced
Times L 3021
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Mattresses. Made Over

LAWN MOWERS machine shsrpened
Rear Give Theater 18Th d Ala. HA-
r4en
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HOUSE painting nothing down. Sc month
5-vear guarantee CONDIFF, IR-<i1S 4.
House painting. estimates free.
Gail RT-50S0
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Painting

BAND and orchestra lnstrumeutS repaired
expert guar work PEARSON co
INC i2s Penn Li-55i3
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BERWICK 422-walking distance OF
Speedway rooms extra cots COM
4 fnrts bic clean BE-24I4-M
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TR- WILBUR sTEINKAMP Reason
aBle moving and storage. White men
CARLETON MISUNDERSTANDING NOV
ers. covered vans. reaS rates HA-2Zoz
Evening star., 1935-03-29

Percy Lee Atherton, Mrs. Hiram
Bingham, Mrs. Chester c. Bolton, Gen.
and Mrs. Daniel B. Devore, Mrs. Gil
bert Grosvenor, Mrs. Henry Parsons
Irwin, Mr.. William K. Ryan and Mrs.
Mary E. Stewart.
Mrs. w. L. Mcknight has arrived
at the Carlton from her home, in
st. Paul, Mimi, for stay Of several
days.
Mrs. Ralph T. B. Todd of Tarry-
town. N. Y. and her family, accom-
panied by Mrs. George S. Starke, are
at the Wardman Park Hotel for
brief stay.
Mrs. Albert NJ Kreminty of Maple
wood, N. j., and Mrs. David Lindsey
Of Upper Montclair. N. j., are spend
ing some time at the Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Swartz of
Cleveland, Ohio, are stopping at the
Willard for a short visit in Wash
ington.
MIR. and Mrs. William Withers Ar
Evening star., 1935-03-29
Vermont Association
Town Hall Meet Tonight.

The Vermont Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia will hold its annual
town hall meeting for election of off,
GERS this evening in the Thomas Circle
Club at 1926 Massachusetts avenue
Plans will be discussed for the annual
maple sugar party which will be held
In the near future
The Rev. Allen A. Stockdale will
give a short talk. which will be fol-
lowed by a social hour The moder-
ator, Mrs. Mabel r. Pierce, requests all
members to attend
Mrs. Frederic E. Harrington will be
the guest of honor at the annual din
ner Of the book hour section of the
Women's City Club this evening in the
club house on Jackson place. Mrs.
Harrington will discuss her impressions
Of this years dramatic output under
the title "The Seasons Best Plays"
Mrs Lyman B. Swormstedt will intro
duce the speaker and Mrs. William L.
Corbin, chairman. will preside.
Members who have made reserva-
tions are Mrs. John S. Bennett, presi-
dent; Mrs. Gus A. Schuldt, Mrs. Frank
Evening star., 1935-03-29

lCSCPSAOA W NC AACAA AAk bA4C oNk1OUl,
at 2128 wyoming avenue, Saturday,
April IS. from 4 until 6 o'clock.
Slavic American Society
To Hear Unusual Lecture.
The Slavic-American Society of
Music and Fine Arts is sponsoring
an illustrated lecture on THE Stage
Arts In Europe" by Lasar Galpern,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
Sulgrave Club at 1901 Massachusetts
avenue.
The lecture will be illustrated by
special pictorial projection of an orig
inal collection Of material, also an
exhibition Of sketches Of costumes,
stage settings and scenic designs by
famous contributors to the arts of the
stage. Miss Elena de Sayn is presi-
dent Of the society, and the lecture
Is open to the public. Among the
patronesses are Mrs. j. Harry Gov
ington, Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis
Miss Mary McQuade, Mrs. Howell
Moorehead, Mrs. Lindsay Russell, Mrs.
F. M. Savage and Miss A. H. Swift.
Mr.. Galpern, a noted dancer, stage
director and producer, will appear In
solo dance tomorrow night at the
Newspaper Women's Club ball at the
Willard. Dorothy Paul will be the
accompanist.
Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette will enter
tain about SO guests at buffet supper
in her home at 1910 N street this eve
ming, when Francise Bass Wilson
mezzo- o-soprano, of Brentwood, Md,
Continued on Fifth Page.)
Evening star., 1935-03-29

FUR STORAGE means
cold storage at the Sc
CURITY STORAGE CON-
PANY unless you specify
t he cheaper fumigated
storage. Forty years ex-
perience with cold storage
for furs and fabrics exclu-
sively convinces us it PRE-
SERVES the life and luster
of furs as we'll as PRO-
TECTS from insects. Cold
storage is more than worth
the small difference in costs.
Fur coats from 81 up for
the season. Cloth coats from
$3.50 up for the season.
trunks of clothing from Sc
up for the season. Suitcases
from So up for the season.
Rug storage and clean
ing also. The SECURITY
STORAGE COMPANY, at
114O Fifteenth street, al
safe depository for IS years
for silUertUare, tUorks of art,
household goods.
Evening star., 1935-03-29

G. Stewart. Dean Grace Hays Riley,
Miss Elva Mcnamara, Mrs. Caroline
B. Stephen. Mrs. Mary liant Couch,
Judge Mary O'Toole. Miss Nell v.
Price. DR.. A. Frances Foye, Mrs.
Gladys B. Middlemiss, Miss S. Pearle
Jencks, Miss Laura Bullock, Miss Elsa
Donaldson, Mrs. Anna Farrar, Mrs
Bertha T. Voorhorst. Mrs. Laurence
Fortune, Miss Mary Gott, Miss May
Belle Raymond. Mrs. John F. Cremen.
Mrs. r. H. Keller, Miss Flora C..
Schuldt. Miss Julia B. Hopkins, Mrs.
Patrick Gallagher, Miss Catherine L.
Vaux. Miss E. Kensett Vail, Mrs. H. K.
Fulton, Miss Fanny P Lamson. Mrs.
Marion Webster. Miss Olga S. Halsey,
Mrs. Paulina B. Sabin, Miss Mana
Budd, Miss Elsa Needham. Miss Edna
E Mitchell, Mrs. Edith Sears, Miss
Marguerite M. Shea, Mrs. A. B.
Stewart. Miss Margaret Bayly, Mrs. A
B. Allen, Miss Villa Gallagher, Miss
Jane B. Bassett. Miss Florence c. Bell,
Mrs D. Hugh Mathews, Miss Margaret
A. Patch, Mrs. F. w. Barlow, Mrs. A.
G. Dodge, Miss Anna Kelly, Miss
Miriam Edwards. Mrs. George Perkins,
Mrs. A. w. Spanhoofd, Mrs. Charles
S. Yeomans, Mrs. Pauline Everhart,
Mrs. Laura E. Turley, Mrs William
R. Walton and Mrs. George H. Holley.
A partial list of patrons and pa
tronesses for the piano recital to be
given by Norman Frauenheim at the
Sulgrave Club Tuesday evening, April
2, includes Nine. Prochnik. Nine.