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National Sorority
Tea This Afternoon

The Washington Chapters of the
Sigma Theta National Sorority will
entertain the visiting members and
mothers of the local members at tea
this afternoon at the Brooke Farm
Tea House. The fifth annual conven-
ton of the sorority opened Friday
and meetings were held yesterday and
the convention will close this after
noon.
The annual banquet was held last
evening at the Washington Hotel, pre-
ceded by the installation of the new
officers for 1886, and was followed
by a dance. Miss Irene Stine pre-
sided at the banquet and was toast
mistress.
Mrs. Virginia Stringfellow of Epsilon
Chapter, past national president of
the sorority, presided at the annual
business meeting Friday evening. Miss
Statia Donnelly of Epsilon Chapter
was in charge of arrangements for
the convention.
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Glass Feted
By Miss Opie
Of Staunton
Seniors of Mary Bald
win Entertained at
Picnic Supper.

STAUNTON, Va, May 18.-One OF
the most attractive social affairs OF
the week among the young people
here was the picnic supper given last
evening by Miss Mary Alexander Opie
to the members of the senior class oi
Mary Baldwin College of which she
is member. The attractively planned
outing was held at Camp Crosskeys
the Opie camp in the Deerfield Valley
and was chaperoned by Gen. anc
Mrs. Heroine l.. Opie, parents Of
the hostess; Miss Elizabeth Pfohl
dean Of the college, and DR.. Mildred
Taylor, faculty sponsor of the senior
class. A group of young men from
Staunton were among the guests as
was Mr.. Richard Pickard Of New York
City, house guest of Col. and Mrs
Opie.
A home wedding of more than usual
interest took place here Friday aft.
ernoon, May 10, when Miss Dorothy
Morriss, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
w. S. Morriss of this CITY, became
the bride of Mr. William Wayt Gibbs
4th, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wayt Gibbs, also of Staunton. With
only the immediate families present
the ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Philip Roberts. The home of the
brides parents was decorated with a
profusion Of pale yellow tulips and
tall lighted tapers.
The bride, one of Staunton's most
popular young women, wore an aft
ernoon gown of brown and turquoise
chiffon with accessories to match and
she wore a spray of gardenias.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs left Immediately
for a wedding trip to Bermuda and
upon their return will make their
hcme in Staunton.
Miss Mary Della Nichols Of Wash
ington. who is makeup" editor of
the Campus Comments, the weekly
newspaper Of Mary Baldwin College
was among the guests at the break
fast party given by Miss Helen La
Worst Miller Of New Hope, Va. Miss
Miller entertained at the Rosemary
Tea Shop Wednesday for the mem
bers of the staff Of the newspaper
for l934-35, when covers were laid
for Ia.
Miss Betty Washington Peyton,
who attended house party at Prince
ton University. Princeton, N. j., has
joined her parents. Col. and Mrs. L.
W. H. Peyton.
Miss Najla Showker, who recently
returned from two-year stay in Eu-
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Bride of Tuesday
Given Shower Party

Miss Mary Diegelmann, whose mar
rage to Mr.. Paul B. Burke will take
place May 81 in st. Mary's Catholic
Church, was the guest in whose honor
q surprise miscellaneous shower was
given by Miss Attic Hayden and Miss
Mary Louise Colliflower at the latter's
home Thursday evening.
The bride-elect was presented with
an fashioned bouquet of artificial
flowers from which fell shower Of
verses. directing her where her gifts
were hidden.
The guests included: Miss Mae
Tracy, Miss Marie McCray. Mrs.
George Metzger. Mrs. Ferdinand Cap
peli. Miss Norma Clements, Miss
Ruth Clements, Miss Hester Ryan.
Miss Mary Smith, Miss Mildred
Parker, Mrs. Sanford Leach, Mrs.
Paul Hofmann, Miss Kathleen Reich,
Miss Augusta Diegelmann and Miss
Catherine Diegelmann, sisters Of the
bride-elect; Miss Marjorie Greenwall,
Miss Julia O'Donnell and Miss Marg-
Get O'Donnell.
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Tea Is Held
In Honor of
Miss sWiSner
Mrs. Delmas Caples
and Miss Virginia
FOOks Entertain.

Mrs. Delmas Caples and Miss Vir-
ginia Fooks of Baltimore entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon at Olney
Inn in honor of Miss Margaret Wisner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Franklin
Wisner Of Silver Spring, Md, whose
marriage to Mr.. Gordon Smith Parker
of Washington will take place June %
at o'clock, in Grace Episcopal
Church, at Woodside, Md. The COM
pany, numbering about 40, was COM
posed mostly of members Of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority. of which Miss
Wisner is a member. The bride-elect
has selected as her attendants Miss
Fooks. who will be maid of honor
Mrs. Emmett Grayson Coiner of
Washington, matron of honor, and
Miss Charlotte Priest and Miss Flea
nor Margerum, both of Washington,
who will be bridesmaids.
Mrs. Howard w. Kacy Of Wynne-
wood Park, in Silver Spring, Md, en-
tertained at luncheon and bridge Fri
day at the Congressional Country
Club. having as guests Mrs. Ralph A.
Wells, Mrs. Eben Whitcomb, Mrs.
George Butler, Mrs. Howard p Bailey,
Mrs. Robert S. Bains. Mrs. Lillian La
mond and Mrs. S. j. Solomon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Heiser, who re-
Gently returned from Florida, spent
last week in Rhodesville, Va. with
relatives.
Mrs. Horace j. Donnelly, jr., was
hostess at bridge Tuesday night in her
home in Wynnewood Park, Md. in
honor Of Mrs. Karl FARRELL. also of
Wynnewood Park.
Mr. Carl Lines has gone to San
Diego, Calf, where he will remain
through the International Pacific Ex-
position. Mr.. Lines, who Is with the
United States Census Bureau, will be
Joined in June by Mrs. Lines and
their son. Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Barron will en-
tertain at a birthday party tomoro>
at their home in Silver Spring. Md, in
honor OF Mrs. Barrons grandmother,
Mrs. Mary McChesney Duley, who will
celebrate her 92d birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stacy of Silver
Spring, Md. have as their guests for
a month Mrs. Stacy's sister, Mrs. Paul
E. Thomason, and her daughter, Miss
Mary Aline Thomson. of Charlotte,
N. C. Mrs. Thomason and her daugh-
ter will go to their Summer home at
Myrtle Beach. S. c.. early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Taggart and
their family have moved from Blair,
Md, and are in their new home on
Oak drive.
Mrs. Richard Gott gave a card
party Friday evening in her home in
Forest Glen, Nd
Mrs. Malcolm Chandler, Mrs. Joseph
VoSquil and Mrs T. r. Stewart
entertained a large company at tea
Tuesday afternoon in Mrs. Voskuil S
home in North Woodside, Md. Mrs.
Ralph D. Smith and Mrs H S. Browne
presided at the tea table.
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Maryland's Young
Democrats Dance

The United Young Mems Demo-
cratic Clubs of Montgomery County,
Md. are sponsoring a dance at Brooke
Johns Old Barn, on May 20, at 10
o'clock. The dance is to be featured
by the opening of Brooke's new oval
outdoor terrace There will be a To-
piece orchestra and also some real en-
tertainment.
The patrons of this big social event,
the first of the season. are: Ashton
DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Bird, Mr.. r. H
Lansdale and Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Roby
Gaithersburg-Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Dia-
mond. jr:. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton K
Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Forest Wal
ker. KenSington-Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene j. c. Raney, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
Seph Wise, Mr.. ands Mrs. Richard F.
Green. Poolesville and Barnesville-
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Woodward
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Davis, Mr.. r
S. Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Young
Rockville-Mr. and Mrs Albert Bouic
Mr.. and Mrs. Stedman Prescott, Judge
and Mrs. D. A. De Lashmutt. Mr.
and Mrs. Warner E. Pumphrey, Mr.
and Mrs. w. Valentine Wilson. Silver
Spring and Takoma Park-Mr. anc
Mrs. F. Byrne Austin, Capt. and Mrs
Joseph c. Cissel. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Griffith. Bethesda-Mr. and Mrs
George A. Sacks, DR.. and Mrs. Ben
Jamin c. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. r
Granville Curry. Chevy Chase-Mr
and Mrs. J. Curtis Walker, Mr.. anc
Mrs. j. W. Cummings. sr.; Mr.. anc
Mrs. James Fitzgerald, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Berry.
The all-important Dance Commit
tee is composed of the following
Jack Clagett, chairman; Jack Spates
Robert Hughes, James Christopher. T
Ormonde Nichols. Louis Thomas. John
Cummings. Frank Ullmer, Edward
Northrop, Robert Maddox. Charles
Davis. Lloyd Jones, James Hoyle ano
Don Classic.
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Episcopal Hospital
Gard arty and Tea

Springland. the charming home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dent Sterrett,
1925 Rodman street, will be the scene
Of the annual card party and tea.
given for the benefit of the Episcopal
Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Louis S. Greene is chairman for this
delightful affair and will be assisted
by members of her committee. includ-
ing Mrs. Howard Clifford Bangs, Mrs.
John w. Burke, Mrs George r. Cecil,
Mrs. S. H. Greene and Miss Eliza Lane
Vessels. No tickets will be issued but
a phone call to Mrs Greene will re-
serve table for you Those who do
not care to play bridge will be well
coined at tea at 5 o'clock.
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New Dealers Ball
At Washington Club

Miss Virginia Gale is co-chairman
in charge of the first annual charity
ball to be sponsored by the Junior New
Dealers Club Friday evening, May "a.
in the Washington Club at 1701 K
street northwest. Miss Gale is a mem
ber Of the board of directors of the
club. Mrs Roosevelt heads the
patroness list for this dance and the
partons and patroness list includes
Speaker and Mrs. Byrns, Senator-elect
Rush D. Holt and his sister. Miss Jane
Holt; Representative and Mrs. Elmer
j. Ryan, Representative Knute Hill,
Miss Josephine Roche, Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury; Judge and Mrs.
George P. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
Angus G. Grant.
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Herndon Chapter
O. E. S. Card Party

Plans for the card party to be given
by the Herndon Chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, Tuesday evening in the
o. E. S. hall, have been completed
by the committee in charge. Play will
begin at $50 o'clock and refreshments
will be served and prizes awarded for
high scores.
The patroneSses for the party in
clude Mrs. Anna Nachman, Mrs.
Mildred c. Kidwell. Mrs. Bentley Har-
rison, Mrs. Julian D. Thompson, Mrs.
Virgie Wynkoop, Mrs. Harold F.
Hanes. Mrs. Annie Crippen, Mrs. Allen
H. Kirk. Miss Elmer Gillette. Mrs.
George Ramsey Bready. Mrs. Iva
Thompson. Mrs. Allen Bradley and
Mrs. Eudora Armfield.
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Surprise Birthday
Luncheon Party

A surprise birthday luncheon In
honor Of Mrs. Hugh L. Kerwin was
given Thursday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Merwin H Browne,
in Tilden Hall.
The table was decorated with yel-
low and white spring flowers, with
silver candelabra holding yellow
candles.
The guests included Mrs. Edwin
M. Kline, Mrs. Herbert Wyatt, Mrs.
William Shores, Mrs. James H.
Browne. Mrs Claude Long, Miss
Lynne R. Kerwin, Mrs. Kerwin and
the hostess.
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week visiting his daughter, Miss Patty
10 Mahoney, student at Mary Bald
win College
Mrs. Charles w. Trenary has re-
turned after being the guest for sew
eral days Of Mrs. F. v. Millar in her
home. Mountain View, near Front
Royal, Va.
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WILL ATTEND MASS
A. o. H. and Ladies' Auxiliary to
Hold Service at C.. q.

Members of Commodore John Barry
Division, Ancient Order of Hibernians
together with the Ladies Auxiliary
will attend their annual mass and
Easter communion services this mornl
ing at Catholic University.
Services will take place at ST.
Bridget's altar in the National Shrine
of the Immaculate Conception. Mass
will begin at 7:45 am.
st. Bridgets altar and its complete
equipment are gifts of the National
Ladies' Auxiliary of the A. o. H.
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Wheel Chair Sought for Cripple

Efforts to locate in Washington an
idle wheel-chair which may be bor-
rowed by mothers of two children,
crippled by a recent operation. are
being made by Miss Lydia Burklin,
head resident of Friendship House.
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PLAN entertainment
Military Order of Purple Heart
to Meet Tomorrow.

The Military Order of the Purple
Heart will hold social gathering at
the home Of James Pistorio, local
commander. ct 4723 Ninth street to-
morrow at 8 pm.
One of the features Of the meeting
will be the bringing together of Col.
Harvey L. Jones and Col Harry Coope
for the first time since the World War
The colonies served together in France
Evening star., 1935-12-08

1905 18th ST. NV. Scott Circle-Warm.
nicely furnished single room, Tor gentle"
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1414 18th ST. NW-white man to share
warm room in basement; bath ana Atenen
81"
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I4I4 10th ST. NW-BeNutifuI studio
rooms for artists and musicians; tur-
piSbed to suit tenant y
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WILL, SHARE lovely apt. with l or :
auiet, refined ladies, or rent roomi prlvl-
leges Geo 4399 after 10 pm.
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TWO FRONT rms, double bed; new furni-
ture; suitable 3 Phone North 339s-R.
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TO REFINED PERSON. comfortably furn.
rnl, next to bath: l. h W. shower; rea
Sonable to permanent party. Columbia
-SNg-M
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

JERSEYS - High class. pedigreed stock
Yearling bull. Sybirs Gamboge breeding;
bull calf 8 months. show type: several
smaller calves. eligible to registration.
Also Pentle grade family COW milking over
, gallons day: $50. Mrs. A. H. Schultz,
Glenn Dale Maryland 50
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ETWORTH-Single room; y square from
car and bus small private family; SIS
uer month Phone Adams S533-J.
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GREAT DANES, .pedigreed. registered, @
mos: handsome black males; hne Xmas
presents: also prize grown Dane dog; all
at sacrifice prices. Or. P. Evans. Met. 1139.
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PIANOS-Brand-new smallest size. ma
hogany apartment uprights only Sl45 with
benches. These pianos are the latest ana
most popular models and Just the rnl righnl
guaranteed Pay So down. 81 weekly.
rr..i.a nSn Ir,nnr 1dth st /
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3s29 CATHEDRAL AVE. E.W.-Beauti-
fully furnished front room. shower. south
ern exposure: suitable for .: in private
home. board optional Also single room.
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1850 18th NW.-Large front room. near
bath, twin or double oedSi also SLgle
raar, coptipuous hot water
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l423 r ST NV Apt II-BriRht furn.
room, twin bed. single or double; home"
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3i67 18th NV. residential; md and 3rd
floor rooms; can use electric plate; con-
variant tra0sDort ation Columbia 5163
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4I6 BUCHANAN ST.-One furnished room,
gentleman or employed couple; reasonable.
Phone Adams 1917.
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USED BRICK.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION

Immediate delivery: 100000 on hand;
also lumber and heavy Georgia timber.
State Contracting Co.. Laurel 324.
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1 736 PENNA- AVE. N.W.-Sleeping room;
= gentlemen or married couple; steam heat.
Twin beds: q phr persnn.