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Evening star., 1935-04-07

R. D. LILLE CO.,
a64 Carroll ST. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000,
TAKOMA PARK, MD,
Il6 WESTMORELAND AVE.
S4,950.
New 5-room Stucco BUNGALOW. h.-w.h..
hardwood floors. concrete basement laun-
dry trays. lot 4oXl5 80; concrete st. Open
Sunday OWNER-BUILDER. Cley. 0Q1q
LIVE WITH NATURE"
COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
Here's that secluded wooded set:
ting with stream. dogwood. wild
flowers and birds.
Unusually attractive Colonial
center-hall-plan home, spacious
bed rooms with extraordinarily large
wardrobe closet. attic with finished
stair living room with fireplace,
utra-modern kitchen. finished club
room with fireplace. built-in garase;
large front side and rear porches;
copper cutters and down spouts,
weather stripped. Transportation
onlv 8 minutes TO White House.
Drive out Canal rd.. cross Chain
Bridge. then straight ahead ] mile
to beautiful Country Club Grove.
where this nome OF character Is
open every day for your inspsetion.
w s. HOGE. Jr.. AGENT,
District 6563. Clarendon 1l35.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

] UNFURNIsHED ROOM. KITCHENETTE
and bath, first floor. Chevy Chase section.
Call Emerson 5S43.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KIT. BATH. DE-
tsched home wanted April l5: by adults
Address BOX 40s-X, Star office.
QNFURN., CHOICE NV SECTION 3 OR
rooms. kit. priv, bath and entrance;
Ad6rsSs pov offcn
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ARLINGTON. VA.

rage; large lot; ideal location; priced TO
sell, - $50: small cash payment. balance
SO per month.
H. B. TERRETT,
Phone Clar GnR or Adams H344
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAIN.
S3.g50
Beautiful Wooded Knoll.
Acre of Ground.
House of rooms bath. electricity. hot
water heat Beautiful level wooded tract.
on high elevation. House in excellent
condition in out of the way location
away from the noise of trsf1c. but only
a block two TO bus, May be seen Sunday.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
New R-Room House.
Only ST. 450-TermS.
House built to sell around $40 600.
Never occupied. Now offered by mort
gagee. Well-built Stucco house. oak hoors.
fireplace h-w. heat. automatic gas water
heater. bone-dry basement. level. shady
NEW BRICK HOUSE.
\ Large Rooms-S6- 500.
H.-w. heat oak floors. fireplace modern
kitchen with refrigeration. partly hnisheo
attic with radiator. two-car saraEe: Price
includes new sidewalks TO be laid. Terms
other interesting Takoma barEaInS in
clude beautiful acre Of Ground with mod
ern BUNGALOW oil burner. etc. at greatly
reduced price-Brick house rooms.
bath. lavatory, toilet. oil burner. extra lerge
lot S1,OOO.-S rooms, oil burner. lot look
300 one OF the best residential streets,
Less than $4,000.
Nav he seen Sunday.
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WANTED-6-ROOMH HOUSE OR LARGER
reasonable rent. good neighborhood may
consider purchase later. 532 Sheridan
ST. n.X
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NAVY YARD EMPLOYE. WITH GOOD
credit rating wishes to rent 8-room house
by May l anywhere in D. c.. prefer s E. or
NE; rent in advance not over $45. Ad-
dress Box 64-X Star ONCE
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AZ OOlChI1.
One Of those attractive and well-ar-
ranged houses east of l4th st. NV. on
south side OF Quincy st. !-story. cellar
and attic brick; i + & b.. besides lavatory
on End fl: Colonial front porch double
rear porcheS; entire property in excellent
A. c. HoUGHToN CO.. REALTORS.
900 18th ST. NV. Phone Dist. 1896.
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IN NEARBY vIRoINIA-HoUsE OF ?
15xI25. Only SIS $50. Bargain 81 600
cash reasonable terms on balance. TO.
LEDO GUARANTY CORPORATION. 1923
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S5.G50-TERMS
Near 18th and Kearrey 3 rooms. bath,
front and sleeping po-ches: large lot
PAUL P. STONE, North TAIL
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1406 H st. NV. District 1s17.
HILLCREST.
BRICK BUNGALOW-S.E.
2977 Fort Baker Drive.
cat both and w SITS. S.E.)
S7.2S0-Overlooking the city; 5 rooms,
bath: attic, fioored. large enough ior
2 to g. Call Mr.. Raulin. Columbia 9135.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1926 14th st. NV. District 3341.
42O6 18th PLACE NE.
Michigan Park all-brick Of rooms. tile
bath, large living room. open fireplace:
Al condition; ami: front and rear
$3.50; $3.50 cash 5000 mo Open.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
aO24 r. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAINS.
2-family home on South Dakota ave-;
y square on r I. eve; ,,gs large rnGes roSms Sn,s
on Ind floor; oak floors oil heated; should
rent for $40 monthly; will consldero s0: sy.
Brentwood I'd. n.s.. Nssth A33s.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LYON PARK. VA.--FUR., > RMS. $50;
TAKOMA PARK. S5O-FoR RENT FUR
nished rooms and sleeping porch lst-
floor apt; lovely yard. Shepherd 2546.
5 LARGE ROOMS, UNFURNISHED, ANIL;
entire 2nd floor one of Alexandrias most
interesting Colonial homes. Shown by ap-
pointment. Phone Alexandria S36-J.
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TRADE YOUR CLEAR LOT OR HOUSE
for home built to order: move in 90 davs
w B. PICHLER. 1908 NV. Natl. 1900
NEAR MD. AVE. AND 9TH ST; NE
Suitable for tourists; Groom brick. .
balhs nd floors automatic hot-water
heat: ami. nice alley; So $50. VIM.
PRESGRhVES AND CO. 402 Sth ne.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN - BEAUTIFUL
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PRICED RIGHT FOR QUICK SALE
SD casS Ss, 4Tm Fe vide ot
gain in a :i-bed room bath h " h. home;
$3.50 cash bal. like rent L. S. HURLEY.
phone Walnut s60s or Columbia 1927. So
$50 CASH $3.50 PER MONTH-NICE
new ami. home. large lot nice shade on
highway at elec. sta. in suburbs. SO $50.
Phone North 535l
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NcAftL1 NEW bRICh BUNIALOW. ,
rms. nice fireplace. h,-w,h.. oil burner
elec. ranee. elec. refrigerator large lot:
conveniently located 10 bus. etc: S65O0;
= 200 cash balance reasonable terms
E; NJ. BRIDWELL. Colonial Estate Falls
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PRE-SHOWING!
NOW SHOWING
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ATTRACTIVE ENGLISH BHIIh.
Owner must sell leaving town for South.
Unusual > bed rooms, . tile baths. steei
sash. all brick; lovely. spacious living room
with fireplace: living porch: located near
Washington Golf and Country Club large
wooded setting 15 minutes 10 city; all
modern improvements. Don't miss this
bargaln.
To inspect drive out Lee Highway. TO
traffic light tGlebe rdl turn right to club;
turn right az sign. then turn left on second
street in Country Club Hills.
W. S. HOGE. Jr.
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WANTED. UNPUBLISHED. TWo-RooM
apartment. near Chew Chase Circle not
over $40 must be bodern: references fur
hished. Address Box 391-X Star ofice. .
3-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT IN
District or nearby suburbs: preferably near
Catholic school Potomac lSN
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- ACRES ON HARD ROAD; Arm
house. well shade and outbuidings; price
81 900 Ia cash. assume trust. balance
S25 per month: See MASON H1RST
Annandale. Fairfax County. Va. at end
of Columbia pike Phone Alexandria 43-F-
Al. Office closed on Sunday
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mouse; 800 70 STD. Wisconsin 424S-J.
WANTED BY . ADULTS. GRIN. HOUSE,
modern. garage. good ~neighborhood in
D. c. or nearby Va. Address Box 394-X.
Star Office
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$8,450.
CHEVY CHASE.

Ol1CV OIIHDE,
Located i'll the heart of Chevy Chase
is this pretty Colonial center hall plan
home. containing Il large rooms bath,
shower. fireplace. unusually large yard.
2-car garage. Newly decorated through
out. Call Cleveland 6964
Evening star., 1935-04-07

1407 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-6 LARGE
rooms bath. double garage. ami: de-
tached: Furnished 500; unfurnished.
$50; sell 50 800. OWNER on premises.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

Great heavens, Park Avenue" he ex-
ploded, you are the limit
I'D rather be cooky -pusher than crab!"
She said it, laughing little He looked so
funny standing there scowling, with his red
hair hanging over his forehead. Dr. Mac
Murtrie's eyes suddenly harbored a quizzical,
almost human. almost worshpfully male look
Then he stubbornly turned his back
you'll be the death of me, Miss Tucker"
he said.
She giggled over his baleful personality all
the way to the Central Park Casino He had
the distinction, at any rate, to be the first man
to introduce her to contempt 1t was quite an.
experience to be glared at.
Over dimly lit table at the Casino, Bill
exuberantly suggested a horseback ride in the
Parkearly the next afternoon.
"What about the clinic?"
Yes what about it?" Bill was about to
become masterful She could tell by the way
he leaned arrogantly across the table. you're
giving entirely too much time to it, And
what for?"
I'm sure don't know" Winifred replied
frankly. I'm afraid your little Winnies
assistance isn't properly appreciated"
Then phooey with it. Well ride tomorrow
at two"
1t was about eleven that Winifred picked up
Evening star., 1935-06-09

the telephone to call DR.. MacMurtrie. The
jauntiness of her manner matched the jaunti-
ness of her morning lounging pajamas.
'MacMurtrie speaking
Winifred nervously wiggled her toes.
This is Winifred Tucker | shan't be down
today"
II see." There was brief potent silence.
Remember that once told you l couldn't
depend on you? At that time you thought my
attitude was ridiculous. How about it?''
II did not at that time anticipate an un-
warranted amount of rudeness."
Winifred's toes were wiggling madly with
nervousness.
DR.. MacMurtrie cleared his throat.
Perhaps certain amount of gallantry has
been lacking" he rasped. THAT seems bit
beyond the point, however. Miss Tucker. 1t
happens that I was depending upon you to-
day in special emergency -"
That's all very hattering, but I'm afraid
you'll just have to worry along somehow
without me -
In that moment of transcending triumph,
Wlnifred hung up. She then hurled her mules
across the room in an inexplicable temper
and smoked at least four cigarettes, lighting
them one from another.
The dilemma following that telephone con-
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Magazine Section

wondered how long he had been watching her
Only splinter"
DR. MacMurtrie yanked her abruptly to
her feet precisely the way her nurse used to
do when she fell down on roller skates
'I' remove it."
He led her into his office deposited her in a
chair. Then he pred deity with an nstru-
ment swabbed her finger with an antiseptic,
and bound it with gauze and adhesive tape
There" he said brusquely Now let's be
candid Haven't you had enough of this
cnic?'
mot unless you find my scrubbing un-
satisfactorily Winifred retorted with spirit,
and with pride.
DIR. MaCMurtrie shook his head, looked be-
widered. II don't get it. | don't get the
fascination. don't see it as diversion. 1t
must be some sort of perversion'
You might find it in one of your reference
books Winifred said coldy. THE scrub
brush mania. Oh, | don't know mhcn I've had
such pleasant afternoon"
She was maliciously aware, as she departed,
that at last she had demolished his grin.
Wnfred recuperated at home with bath and
a nap then dressed for dinner, gratefully pin
ming Bill Sutton's gardenias to the shoulder
of her white frill-trimmed black gown The
afternoon seemed fantastic and unreal She
could laugh about it now.
Winifred nevertheless hoped Dr. Mac
Murtrie's ears were burning while she related
her experiences at the clinic to Bills horror
and Indignation.
thava I lr,,yo cfnI
face open'' he said, in a smothered voice of
rage Just wanted to see how much meanness
he could get away with"
They hate us so - these people who have
to work hardr'
well. don't give him another chance to
take it out on you darling"
I've got to. Matter of principle Bill
darling
Don't be silly. Winnie"
He gathered her in his arms to swoop across
dimy lit dance floor. With her head on his
shoulder. Winifred reCollected that Bill was
honey. He would cert ainly guide one through
life as he led one through music, both grace
fully and correctly.
She woke up next morning, sharply con-
sclous that there was some unpleasant duty
hanging over her The clinic! DR.. MaCMurtrie
His sCornful amberish eyes stared into her
conscience. 1t was nice day for a ride in the
Park, lovely day to head ones roadster
toward Westchester for game of golf Still
if she did not return to the clinic there would
be only one answer. Winifred Tucker couldn't
take it!
She fingered thoughtfuly over her coffee
Funny how she actually dreaded another en-
counter with DR.. MacMurtrie A mere male
had never thus intimidated her.
Wearing more hardy clothes, sport skirt
and sweater, she resolutely headed her road
ster toward the North River Winifred found
DIR. MacMurtre standing square in the
middle of the office. arms akimbo, and
thunderstruck expression on his face
Miss Cater!' he hollered. "Yoo-hoo
she's here! You win.'
The nurse came running into the room and
clapped her hands gleefully
I'VE bet on you she explained. "He said
you wouldn't come today i said you
would"
Thanks" Winifred choked
GO buy yourself chocolate frappe and
be quick about it, DR. MacMurtrie ndulged
in a smile
That can wait Miss Cater said II want
to teach Miss Tucker how to run the files at
the reception desk first"
ooh have I hao,
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on the back of truck while on roller skates.
Ushering reluctant victims into Dr. Mac
Murtrie, she was surprised at the disarming
quality of his smile. His manner inspired COM
pete confidence while he performed the small
miracles of his profession.
The afternoon was full of wonders, and
Winifred was astonished to discover that it
was nearly four when finally she glanced at
her watch. She rushed to the telephone to
warn Bill that she would be a little late for
their tea date.
I've been so busy, darling" she said
happily.
You certainly are the prize glutton for
punishment! Bills voice was family re-
proving.
'See you soon."
Winifred hung up, then sought Dr. Mac
Murtrie. She found him in the supply room
vigorously plunging his hands into water
Anything else | can do?" she inquired
brightly.
mo, thanks" His amberish eyes were as
mOcking as ever. but he did look the least
bit more approachable without his tortoise
shell glasses. Have good time?"
"Oh, very"
Thrilling, eh?" He dried his hands briskly
We'll, | guess you little cooky-pushers do
lead pretty boring lives at that"
"Oh - realyr' Winifred exploded Your
rudeness is appalling. 1t might interest you to
know that on account of working this after
noon, I'm late for -"
She was interrupted by the sound of gar
Cling. Frank cultural warbles emanated from
the chasm of the doctors mouth Winifred
made a little sound of evaporation. and
started to 60 out of the room
Hey, come back here! You gargle. too.
Mustn't take any chances
Winifreds eyes were full of fire.
II wouldn't gargle for you i not if YOU
we're the last man on earth!''
DR.. MacMurtrie chuckled, clamped a
OBTAINING hand on her shoulder, and marched
her firmly back into the ROOM
"Oh come" he said amiaby Lets have
no pride and prejudice"
Wordlessly Winifred took the glass, gargled
with nonchalance and regarded him tri-
umphantly.
There you seev' she said at can be done
quietly If you blow out as you gargle, it
doesn't sound terrible. You should cultivate
subtlety, even in gargling, DIR. MacMurtrie"
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Freight Traffic Gains.
Railways of South Africa are han
ding much more freight than a year
ago.
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the Rural Settlement Administration.
The other guests were Mrs. Carson
Lyman Of Takoma Park, Md; Mrs.
Chester Flack Of Silver Spring, Nd;
Mrs. Scott Hershey, Mrs. william
Warne, Mrs. William Frye of WASH
ington, and Mrs. william White Of
Alexandria, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Russell, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stober Of Newton, Mass, who have
been their house guests since Wednes-
day. left yesterday for a two-week
vacation in Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Webster
have visiting them Mrs Webster's
cousin. Mr.. Robert w. Crichton of
Loveland, Colo, who has been in
Sumpter, S. c., for several weeks.
He will remain here for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Dudley have
returned from a three-week trip to
Point Pleasant, N. j., and Haverford,
Pa. Donald Dudley, jr., young son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dudley, is
passing the Summer in Point Pleasant
with his grandmother, Mrs. James
Dudley, at her Summer home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percival A. Knox of
Washington have moved into their
new English home at S Midhurst road.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. LundquiSt, with
their children, Doris, George and
Frances, have returned from a two
week motor trip TO Cape Cod, Mass,
where they visited Mrs. Lundquist's s
mother. Mrs. Mary Nelson, at her
Summer cottage.
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Weddings

Continued From First Page.)
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Mrs. Nelson Carver
Hostess at Lunch

Mrs. Nelson Carver entertained at
her nome at the Westchester Satur-
day afternoon. July 81. at a luncheon
for her daughter, Miss Ann Elizabeth
Carver, and her niece. Miss Norma
Dillon of Erin, Tenn.
The guests included Miss Dorice
Colquitt and Miss Alice Coluuitt.
granddaughters of former Gov. o. B.
Colquitt of Texas; Miss Christine
Cooke. Miss Marguerite Norris and
Miss Jeanne Doolin.
Miss Carver, Miss Doolin. Miss
Norris and Miss Cooke are students
at the University OF Maryland.
McClelland Barclay. the artist, chose
Miss Ann Carver as the prettiest girl
at the university. and the students
proclaimed her Miss Maryland Uni
versity"
Miss Alice Colquitt entertained
Saturday evening, July 81. in honor
Of Miss Ann Carver and Miss Norma
Dillon at the Shoreham terrace. They
were escorted by Mr.. Bernard Davis.
Mr.. Lou Bible and Mr.. Frank Ullmer.
Evening star., 1935-08-04
British Doctors to
Visit in the CAPITAL

Outstanding doctors Of England viii
visit Washington Tuesday and Wednes-
day with q delegation Of the British
Medical Association, which Is making
q world tour studying health and hos
pital conditions. Among those who will
stop here are Sir James and Lady
Purves Stewart. Sir Even J. MacLean,
Sir James and Lady Comyns Berkeley,
Sir Henry and Lady Gouvain, DR.
E. X. LeFleming, chairman Of the
council in charge Of arrangements
for the world tour; DR.. N. B. Harman
treasurer Of the British Medical Asso-
citation, and Mrs. Harman; DR.. g. C.
Anderson, medical secretary. and Mrs
Anderson, and DIR. H. G. Gain, deputy
chairman, and Mrs. Gain.
While in Washington the delegation
will be entertained at a luncheon by
the District of Columbia Medical As
sociation.
The party, numbering l09. will ar
rive at the Carlton Hotel Tuesday
morning and leave Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock. The final destina-
ton of the party's world tour timer
ary Is Melbourne, Australia. where
q meeting OF the British Medical As
sociation will take place.
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Miss Naylor Plans
SATURDAY. Weddin6

Miss Margaret Mayor OF Hyatts-
vile, whose marriage to Mr.. James
Warthen Lauderdale Of Washington
viii take place Saturday evening in
Pinkney Memorial Protestant Epis-
copal Church in Hyattsville, has
selected as her matron of honor Mrs.
Alfred Dunlop Bailey, jr.. Of College
Heights. Her other attendants will
be Mrs. Edwin Hays Gott of Edge
water Park, N. j.; Miss Charlotte
Templeman Dorsey Of Hyattsville,
Miss Elizabeth Naylor of Montgomery
County and Miss Mary Virginia
Lauderdale of Washington.
Mr.. G. Meredith winship, jr., of
Washington will be the best man,
and the ushers will be Mr.. Joseph
TarbeIi Howard of Hyat.sville, Mr.
Frederick Hugh-Craig Bickford OF
Clinton, Md; Mr.. G. David Harry
Of Jackson Heights. Long Island
N. Y, and Mr.. Douglas M. Davis OF
Washington.
The bride elect Is being much
feted. She will be entertained by
Miss Mary Virginia Lauderdale, sister
of the bridegroom-elect, at shower
tomorrow night; will be the guest of
Mrs. Irwin Owings and Mrs. Joseph
Francis Little at Fair Haven Manor
Tuesday. and Friday night will be
entertained by Mrs. Alfred Dunlop
Bailey, jr., and Mrs. Edwin Hays
Gott. The Rev. Lawton Riley will
ofhciate at O'Clock.
Miss Naylor is a sister of Mrs.
Harry woodward Dorsey of Hyatts-
vile. Mr.. Lauderdale is an assistant
corporation counsel for the District of
Columbia.
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bride. acted as best man for the bride
groom. The uShers were Mr. Joseph
Crowley. cousin of the bridegroom; ;
Mr. William Hunley. brother-in-law
Of the bride; Mr.. Charles Scheiner
Of Baltimore, Md, and Mr.. Raymond
Dougherty.
Mrs. Margaret Kendig. cousin Of
the bride. sang an Ave Maria before
the ceremony.
The brides mother wore an attrac-
tive gown of blue chiffon and a large
Summer straw hat to match, with a
shoulder corsage of gardenias.
A reception was held at the home CT
the brides mother, 2l8 Varnum
street northwest. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony.
Following the reception. which was
attended by a host of friends. the
bride and groom left for a boat trip
to Miami, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Hart are now at nome
ct 54o2 Third street northwest.
Evening star., 1935-08-04

a white prayer book with showers of
lilies of the valley.
Miss Mary Frances Phillips, cousin
Of the bride, was her maid of honor
and wore a yellow costume made the
same as that of the bride, and car
ried an old-fashioned nosegay of
yellow daisies and blue delphinium
tied with black velvet ribbons.
Mr.. Charles Bowling Of Flint Hill,
Va, acted as best man for the
bridegroom.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. o. K. Phillips, following
the ceremony.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling left
on wedding trip the latter wore a
yellow and brown ensemble with vel
low accessories. They are now max
ing their home at 3l0l Woodley road
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eustace S. Hart
whose attractive wedding took place
July 3, have recently returned from
a trip to Miami, Fla.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Albert on
Wednesday. July 3, at $50 pm. at
st. Gabriel's Church at Grant Circle
The altar was elaborately decorated
with gladiolus, cornfiowers, dolphin
iums and hydrangia. The bride, the
former Miss Alma Bell, wore a gown
Of pink mousseline de sole with a long
train of rufnes. and pink coronet vel
which was held in place with orange
blossoms She carried a shower bou-
quet Of lilies Of the valley and pale
pink orchids. The bride was given
in marriage by her father, Mr.. James
Bell.
The brides sister, Miss Gertrude
Bell, who acted as maid of honor
wore gown of periwinkle mousseline
de sole with a hat to match and car
ried All arm bouquet of chasta daisies
delphinium and cornflowers.
The flower girl, little Peggy Hull
ley. niece of the bride, wore an old
fashioned dress of green mousseline
de sole with pink hat and carried
a bouquet Of cornfiowers and pink
roses.
Mr.. James Bell, brother of the
Evening star., 1935-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Janney
Brown, Of Washington, have an
nounced the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Virginia Neal, to Mr.. Robert
Bratton Greer Of Rose Valley, Pa,
son Of Judge Charles Coover Greer of