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BOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

ROLAND PARK. BALTIMoRE-SIUCCo;
g gs}R Pbone D S hes 1a H.
1921 OTIS STREET .NE.-6 ROOMS;
sleeping porch bath and garage; detached
I5 TYPE 3, : NJ RgTHEFF S53l9n, IN S475.
SPLENDID. ROoMY, WIDE BRICK HOUSE,
BED BED RocSoGMs' . BATHS, attic, Screened
per month vacant and in nice condition.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. AFTER
M. CALL Mr.. RABY. CLEVELAND
so RANDOLPH PL. NV, NEAR y. CAPT.
ST = rooms bath: good condition; equip
ped as > apartments. $50 mo. Reference
required
s"IG NAYLOR RID S E.-f r. B . SEMI
JOHN sCRIVENFR & BRO 9l4 G NV.
. ROOMS DETACHED H-W H, @-CAR
garage hiE lot. only S45. Apply 3lo6
sEM1-DE EEAR fDRESii c[ PARE sr NV.
Beautiful home. LIVING room. dining room,
three large bed rooms, kitchen two tie
i4o4 K CAFRITz. DIST aosn.
1871 MADISON ST Nw-ADJO1N1NG
situated residence contsinins 10 rooms ;
baths first floor lsvstory. recreation ROOM
servants room and bath oil heat, electric
refrigerat!on. buIlt-In garage and open
and closed porches: large grounds. VIII
lease to responsible tenant
HERBERT A. GILL & SON
1906 G 81. wv. Telephone National 403S.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
Six rooms and l bath to Ia rooms -
bed roomsl and : baths. moderate rentals.
Auto service for inspection LESLIE D.
MEASELL. Clev. Abb or Clev 3465.
FOXHALL VILLAGE-SIOu.
large rooms. ! 4 baths screened sleep
Ing porch. electric refrigeration. GARAGE
IN neW-houSe condition.
PETWORTH-S6o so
rooms and bath screened sleeping
porch lear garage. neW-houSe condition
PHILLIPS 4 CANDY. INC
Investment Bldg National $500.
After 6 PM Call Cleveland 1889
COLORED-9"6 4th-6 R. AMI. $40.
3O3l Stanton I'd se|4 r SIS. @@6H
9th-5 r, SIS. Met. 1900, Emerson 0@16.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

I722 MASS AVE NW-Unusually at
tractive double room. suitable or 3 girls;
convenient location. excellent meals.
1897 18th ST N.W-Sinele and double
rooms: beautiful home; excellent meals.
1858 INGRAHAM ST. NV double nm
with sun porch newly furnished: l single;
in large. detached home: bath adjoining;
l4th st. cars. Phone Georgia 61a2.
oO93 r. at Conn.-Vacancy.- two young
ladies: large. 'front.' master bed room; twin
beds. private bath; excellent meals.
I719 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Now
available. double room for young people.
Reasonable rates.
MT. PLEASANT sECTIoN-Choice large
or smaller room. in home Of adults; good
board Phone Columbia 1923.
2403 PENNA. AVE. N.W-Room and board.
S35 per month; table SIS week; good home
cooking; nice rooms
1925 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Cool bed-living
room, double; excellent food; S35 each.
Phone Adams SOS3.
1929 K ST. NV. The ee-Maraue-Nicely
furnished rooms one with private bath;
home cooking; downtown.
1887 R NW-Available now; . blocks
Dupont Circle; . lovely bed rooms. extra
large closets; excellent meals
DOWNTOWN SECTION, 727 18th ST:
New furniture. newly decorated
room; all modern improvements. Phone
Metropolitan eo64.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WITHIN ) MINUTES WALK of Rock
Creek Golf Course-Room and private
bath for man. permanent. state lowest
terms. Address Box 366-E. Star ONCE.
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FOR COLORED-S32

1924 9Th ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath; heFt hot
water furnished. CAFRITz. phone District
a0SO l40A K st. NV
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GRAND AND UPR1GHTs. in excellent con-
dition. Just returned from rent, used by
responsible people;, reduced IN price on al
guarantee goes with every instrument. One
grand S26S.50 One. medium size upright.
1885, High grade players as low as $50:
Pianos rented for all occasions Home Of
the Krenich & Bach and Hartman Pianos
Hugo Worch. ITO G NV. Est. 1879.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CLEVELAND PARK BARGAIN.
s12,75O-An exceptionally fine buy. on
attractive street and on pretty. we'll
handicapped lot Detached. roomy. four
Rood-sized rooms. large front ard dou-
bic rear Dorehes. garage Price Guy
away down TO sell quickly. BOSS e
PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
.950-MOST CONVENIENT SECTION OF
Chevy Chase D. c. Attractive Dutch
living room with brick log burning fire.
place. electric refrigeration. hardwood
floors throughput. painted walls and
many individual features in this charm
Ing coy home and II will sell quickly.
BOSS d PHELPS NATIONAL 1900.
AFTER PM CALL Mr.. MILLER,
CLEVELAND nl12.
ARR. YOU READY TO BUILD
ON THIS Low MARKET?
I have an excellent selection Of building
sites: will supply archlrect financing and
carry deal through 70 completion for you
write me for chat about the matter.
Mr. SCARBOROUGH, NATIONAL $500.
AFTER s Pm. CALL ADAMS 1877
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW,
An exceptional bargain in delightfuly
situated home a. one Of the highest points
IN PetVorth Just of Soldiers Home Psrk
In all. there are seven splendid rooms.
First floor, living room with fireplace. din
Lnclosed sleeplng porch and tile bath.
Second floor. " finished rooms and storage
room. II is in perfect condition through
out. painted walls and ceilings. GAS FUR
shrubs, flowers etc AGAR GARAGE
PAUL 7 STONE NC.
34l2 Rittenhouse ST.. Cleveland ai42.
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SALE-HOUSES.


FIRST TIME oFFERED-NEW ; TO :
Structed: price, $500; terms. 1919
BY OWNERS ROOMS AND > BATHS
an1 TGom iuy cree
ton. Phone Georgia S64S. No dealers.
ON THE NEW MEMORIAL BOULEVARD
in Virginia. ATTRACTIVE new nome o.
Shower SHOW 'o iaTat to- on rst floor iarse v-
lng room opening to side porch, open nre-
place modern kitchen including electric
refrigeration and inlaid hnoleum beau
tiful oak floors throughout recreation
room with fireplace IN basement; attached
garage large attic. Will be ready. for oc-
Price Price s. $50. THE TOLEDO GUARANTY
CORPORATION. 1925 Woodward Build
ing. Phone National 26"6.
JUST OFF 18th STREET NV. IN A
beautiful and convenient location. New
"-story detached brick house with ) bed
rooms. . baths. larGe living room, modern
Breakfast room y. oil burner and -csr ga
E FsEe THE iEsT ToIEDo 'GciUARANTY CoRPo-
RATION, 1926 woodward Building. Phone
YOU HOUSE IN TRADE FOR MODERN g.
room bungalow. close to downtoWn' plenty
of ground; no cash required, VIII finance
GARVEY 1925 Vermont ave District 450s
Sc. "5O-NEW, S ROOMS. = BATHS: GOOD
northwest near cars. has oil burner. Frlg-
idare garage. Call Adams ST
S7.5OO-S3. 500 CASH AND, SIS PER MO;
Semi-detached pressed brick rooms. 3
porches. 2-car earage; 13-inch walls: extra
toilet. etc. w. A. MOORE, "a Quebec
pl. NV Phone Columbia 323l-R. o.
Sc. $4,000.
Vacant & rooms, excellent condition.
cellar modern, immediate possession.
Small cash and monthly payments. Mr..
GLIDDEN Phone District 3341.
COLORED-DoWNToW VACANT--10
r. and b.. h.-w.h.. cleo; large lot; price.
only S. 500; $3.50 cash. balance monthly
z. A, CARNEY, phone District 45OS. 1126
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S11.500.
SACRIFICE.
ON BEAUTIFUL, CATHEDRAL AVE.

ON BEAU 44F u SAAHEDFNAL AVE
A home that sold Just under $50 600:
faces beautiful historic estate, mas 4 b. -
- baths and buIl'-In SARGE. For q nome
BUY OF A LIFETIME Phone District
North 1G1N
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NEW BRICK COLONIAL
S10.950.
MARIETTA PARK.

Close-.n section OF Chevy ChaSe-SlS
rooms. two baths, recreation room, insu-
lated att!c.. o!l burner, gaTage osc-
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN
WANTED-ROOMS.

o7I9 NORTH LARCUM LANE Cherrydale.
Va-NIce room in private home. excel
lent meals; $50 month Clar. ISL.
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S10.5OO.

IL blocks o. Mass. ave n.w-A beau
tiful Colonial detached. new brick home
First floor has larZe LIVING room with open
fireplace attractive dining room. we'll
equipped kitchen and large breakfast room
thar-the-averaCe bed rooms and COM
plete baths a finished attic This home Is
located on a LARGE lot with A high eleva-
ton. overlooking the wooded area OF
Spring Valley and westerly. The house
is weather-Stripped screened and equipped
with oil burner. We believe this tn he
the outstanding value IN a new home
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COLORED.
1915 HOPKINS st. nw.-Lovely apart
ment Of . rooms, kit. and bath, in excel
lent condition: S35 per mo
THE FRANKLIN
1915 14th St NV.
Apartment of ! rooms. kit. and bath
in one Of the best colored apartments;
rent S51 80 per mo-
ROBERT w SAVAGE.
Sn7 Union Trust Bldg Natl 2S20
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PIANO-Now IS the time to buv a used
upright IN our store We've cut prices
deep on really good instruments. Every
one recondltloned and guaranteed, Prices.
Also lev apt, uprlghts a. reduced prices.
Kitt'- tQC0 = 81
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FARM AND GARDEN.

FINEST DORsETT AND OTHER STRAW
berries l3c to CSC per quart; week days.
Bell Station. near Children's Tubercular
Hospital Defense Highway.
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$780,.

Just vest of Conn ave.-A custom
built brick. corner. Cost present owEne-
floor has beautiful sun parlor larse livinz
room. dining room breakfast room and
drSt-1oor lavatory, bed rooms. attic
recreation room. Gear EaraEe. automatic
lawn Springer, cleo Washing machine
This home IS a beauty and is located IN
one Of washington most exclusive sections
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
o. 18th 81 NV District 141t
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

DETACHED HOUSE. FURN. OR UNFURN.
> bed rooms. 10th 81. extension or Chevy
Chase; reasonable. Address Box 3tl-E, Star
Office
SMALL HOUSE OR APT. FURNISHED: =
bed rooms. in WASHINGTON or nearby.
Write full particulars Address Box
"@3-E Star Office
! WOULD LIKE A s OR : ROOM HOUSE.
furnished complete. in the NV. section.
for approximately so 10 $50 a month for
the Summer. Address Box .63-E. Star Office.
A RETIRED ARMY OFFICER WOULD
like to lease an or room house. fur
nished for a period OF . or years. not
over $50 Excellent references. Address
Box 1@5-E. Star Office.
AM DESTROYS OF LEASING AN UNFUR-
nished house in NV. or ne. section: will
furnish references: rent. 500 or less. Ad-
dress Box l72-E, Star Office.
MODERN UNFINISHED ) OR 6 ROOM
bunealow or house with front porch. Re-
liable tenants no children: must be rea-
sonsble. Address Box 4o3-D. Star ONCE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Small house by reliable people. July J..
Phone Cleveland 1895.
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PIANOS-Kurtzman piano, $50; Knabe.
Sl00: Aeolian player. $50 Aeollsn orsan.
S41 80. Good condition. Smiths Transfer
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WONDERFUL BARGAIN in hiRh-grade
grand piano Used scarcely months and
Just returned from one Of Washngtons
finest. homes. Cannot be told from new,
but due to financial reverses of original
purchaser this beautiful instrument is
available to any one assuming the small
balance due. which may be paid out in
its allowed for fine upright and cash paid
TO date leaves this instrument now reduced
S1S4 50. Inspect tomorrow If you expect
to secure this real bargain. W. w. Kimball
Co. 81 18th ST. NV.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
FOXHALL VILLAGE
SACRIFICE
A MASTER-CRAFT HOME!

Built n order by master craftsmen on
YOUR LOT or any LOT you select Small cash
payment We Will also accept your ol5
nome IN trace We furnish services ~
rerlstered architects. deslgn. build and
MAJ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES. INC
AIS 5th $ NV National ln"s.
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PAUL p. STONE, NOR lii I
WHY PAY RENT

WHY FAY FENI- -
II YOU have - O0O or more balance less
than rent See Mr. Moss. georgia o4S5'
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
Inon ~ g. Y "
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ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

ROOMS FOR RENT. furnished or unfur-
nished reasonable. Apply Post once. Lam
ham. Md, ask for Mrs. Miner.
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To purchase 1857 Michigan ave. ne-lo
large rooms. bath. hot-Water heat, N
need OF repairs. could easily be converted
into apartments. detached brick garage,
extra lot ALONGSIDE of the house If desired
A very good buy for investor, home buyer
or Spectator. Examine this property a,
once!
5-room frame bungalow. all modern I'M
pro"erents. Also 4-room bungalow Ia
koma Park D c. EXCeptlonalIy low priced.
BRADLEY. BEALL a HOWARD.
Co,t.barr Ef5u National tf-1
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APARTMENTs-FUR. & UNFUR.

LIVING RIM. BED RIM. AND KITCHEN,
ElectroluX; all large and comfortable rms.
bird floor. 1851 Mintwood pl.
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SEE THIS APARTMENT.

beautiful corner. ready to move in:
" bed rooms. large living room. kitchen
and bath. See this apartment for price
and location At Rock Greek Park near
the Milllon-Dollar Bridge. @410 Goth
ST. NV. Resident manager
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and sts. n.w.-1 room. Kit, bath:
completely furn. linens. silver. Frigidatre;
day week. month National 6425
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S7.95O-TERMS.

Home nearing completion. consisting o.
. apis - baths kitchens. recreation
room brlllt-in EeraEe -the-ntnute
euuIprsnt Ideal location in new section.
PAIL. p STONE NORTH 747l.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Envoy andWif
Dinner Hosts

The Minister of Panama and
Sonora de Alfaro were hosts at
dinner last evening, entertain
ing at the Legation in New
Hampshire Avenue, in honor of
the newly-appointed United
States Minister to Ecuador and
Mrs. Antonio C. Gonzalez.
The other guests were, the
Minister of Ecuador to the
United States and Sonora de
Alfaro, the Minister of Ell Sal
vador and Sonora de Castro,
the Counselor of the Chilean
Embassy, DR.. Benjamin Cohen:
the Counselor Of the Cuban
Embassy and Sonora de Baron,
the Director General of the
Pan American Union, DR.. Leo
S. Rowe; the Deputy to the
National Assembly of Panama
and Mrs. Samuel Lewis, jr.:
Mr.. George r. Merrell, of the
Latin American Division of the
State Department; DR.. and
Mrs. Jose G. Lewis; Sonora
Olga Cohen de Peni, sister of
DR.. Cohen: Mr.. and Mrs. Car
los del Mar; Mrs. Edward H.
Conger. and Miss Jane Merrell,
sister Of Mr.. Merrell.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Marriage Of Mr.. Paul Mellon
of Rokeby Stirs Interest

Paul. entertaining house par
ties for horse shows. race meet
ings. and fox hunting, enjoys
his farm. His mother has now
turned the place over to him. It
is here that he keeps his hunters
and show horses. He has entries
in all the best horse shows, which
he rides very we'll himself.
Paul Mellon also has one OF
the best string of Steeplechase
horses in the country. They are
trained and ridden by Jack Skin
ner of Middleburg. Among some
of his we'll known horses are
Chatter Play, Bad Bob and
Catalano. Drinmore Lad is con-
sidered one of the most out.
standing steeplechasers of last
season. This horse was sold to
Mr.. Mellon by Jim Ryan, who
has him in training and rides
him in all his races. Rokeby is
a 400-acre estate, Of lovely roll
ing grass fields. Mr.. Robert
Fletcher, who owns a farm near
by, manages Rokeby for Mr..
Mellon.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07

4OA4 y II " NINA carter IaDb
much of his time at his farm
Rokeby near Upperville, Va.
Mrs. Mellon has been here fire.
quently with her mother and
father as guests at Rokeby. She
is attractive and very much
liked by everyone who has met
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mellon
sailed on the Rex Saturday and
will be abroad until April. They
will spend most of their honey
moon in England and will fox
hunt there. Upon their return
to America, they will be in Vir-
ginia a great deal of their time.
Rokeby is a lovely old place
anc has long been famous for
the good horses raised there. 1t
was originally owned by the
Beverley family, who lived
there for many years, then it
was bought by Mr.. James Skin
ner, father of the late Will
Skinner, Jim and Jack Skinner.
These three boys, all horSemen
o. the best, got their first train
ing of horses at Rokeby. When
the SINNERS moved to Middle
burg to live, this place was
bought by Mr.. Murphay Peach,
owner of many good hunters
and show horses. He sold it
to the late Mr.. Henry T. OK
nard, who bought Edgewood
now owned by Mrs. OxnarO
and a great many acres of land
in that section and maintained
the Blue Ridge Stud, the most
celebrated, largest and impor-
tant breeding establishment this
part of the country has ever
haG.
Aftel Mr.. Oxnard's death, the
Rokeby part of his estate was
bought by Admiral Cary T.
Grayson. Several years ago
Paul Melons mother spent
much time in this part of Vir-
ginia, selecting a farm for her
son. She finally decided upon
Rokeby, it was bought, re-
modelled and made more attrac-
tive than ever. Paul and his
mother spent . good deal Of
time there.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07

Also Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler,
Mrs. wallace H. White, jr., Mrs.
FiniS J. Garrett. Mrs. Felix He
bert, Mrs. George Harris, Mrs.
James M. Helm, Mrs. Mariner
S. Eccles. Mrs. Merle Thorpe.
Mrs. william H. Standley, Mrs.
J. K. TauSSig, Mrs. j. Bruce
Kremer, Miss Margaret Hart,
Mrs. Genevieve Herrick, Mrs.
Ben King. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
Mrs. John W. Roper, Mrs. Rich
ard Roper and Miss Grace
Roper.
A profuSion of roses and calla
lilies adorned the drawing room
and luncheon was served at
small tables in the dining and
music rooms.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Diplomatic and Official Notes
VICE PRESIDENTS WIFE HONORED
Mrs. Daniel c. Roper Hostess
Today at Luncheon in Her
Woodland Drive Home

Mrs. John Nance Garner, wife Of the Vice
President, was honor guest at the luncheon
given today by Mrs Daniel c. Roper wife of the Secretary
of Commerce. at her home in Woodland Drive
Others present Mrs. Cordell Hull, Nine Sze, Nine.
Altaro Nine. Prochnk Mrs. Henry Morgenthau ir, Mrs
George H. Dern, Mrs. Homer S. Cummings Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson Mrs. Harold l.. Ickes, Mrs. Henry A. Wallace,
the Secretary of Labor Miss Frances Perkins, Mrs Aben
w. Barkley Mrs Robert j. Bukley Mrs James f. Byrnes,
Mrs Ellison d. Smith, Mrs. Walter f. George Mrs. Hugo
L. Black, Mrs. Tom Connolly Mrs Morris Sheppard, Mrs
Carl Hayden, Mrs Frederick Seiwer Mrs Arthur H. Van
denberg, and Mrs Frederick Van Nuvs
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
To Wed February Il

Mrs. Stephen Crosby Mills. Of
New York, has announced the
engagement of her daughter.
Mrs. Dorothy Mills Gibson, of
Washington, to Major Gordon
Russell Young, Corps of Engi.
neerS, U. S. A.
Mrs. Gibson is the daughter of
the late Col. Stephen Crosby
Mills, and granddaughter of
Gen. j. G. C. Lee. Major Young
is the son Of the late Mr.. John
Russell Young. former United
States Minister to China, and
Mrs. Young. Major Young was
formerly military aid at the
White House.
The wedding will take place
Thursday, February 81, in New
York, and a reception will fol-
low the ceremony at the home
OF the brides mother. Major
Young and his bride will return
TO Washington following a short
wedding trip.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Not Receiving

Nine. van Haersma de With,
wife Of the Minister of the Meth
erlands, will not be at home to-
morrow afternoon at the Lega-
ton.
Mile. Nora van Haersma de
With, daughter of the Minister
and Nine. van Haersma de
With, will give a dinner party
this evening at the Legation.
when the company will num-
Der 20.
Among the wives Of heads
of foreign diplomatic missions
in the Capital, who will not be
at home tomorrow afternoon,
are Sonora de Espil. wife of
the Ambassador of Argentina:
Nine. Peter, wife of the Minis.
ter of Switzerland; Mrs. Mac.
White, wife OF the Minister Of
the Irish Free State. and Nine.
SEE, wife of the Minister of
China.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Engaged to Wed

An approaching marriage OF
wide interest to Washington is
that of Mrs. Gloria Goodwin
Stamford, of Cannes, France,
and formerly of Albany, N. Y.
to Mr.. Philip Christopher Kautf-
mann, of Washington, which
will take place April 26 in Val
louriS, France, at the home OF
Mrs. Catherine Ingersoll, Chate-
let de Lockwood.
Mrs. Stamford is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Goodwin, who, after the
death of Mr.. Goodwin, in
France, lived for some years
there and in Florida. The bride.
elect is a member of the Junior
League of New York City.
Mrs. Ingersoll was formerly of
Cleveland and lived in Warren.
ton, Va. for time before going
to France to make her home.
Mr.. Kaufman is the elder SCR
Oh MI. ana Mrs. V1cCOr hauff-
mann, Of Washington.
X Y
Mrs. White. wife of Senator
Wallace H. White. ir.. will be
at home this afternoon, at her
residence in Tracy Place, and
she also will receive on the re-
naming Thursdays in February.
X X
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Edward
Croft were ranking guests at
the dinner given last evening
at the Shoreham by Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Arthur w. Lane.
X u X
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Hamp-
tn Ellis will leave today for New
York.
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
I0ap,l I0biCS
(Trademark ReSister).

The Earl Of Lytton, who
is in this country for the
first visit he has made with
the exception of a trans
continental journey en- route
to the Orient, will come
to the Capital accompanied
by his very charming wife,
and they will be guests at
tea of the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt at the White
House on Monday.
The Lyttons are planning
to be in America for two
weeks only, and every
moment of their stay is
crowded with engagements,
among them a number of
public ones for Lord Lyt-
ton. He will speak here
before the Town Hall on
next Sunday night, and he
will also make an address be-
fore the Town Hall in New
York, whose board of trus-
tees is sponsoring his visit.
A friend of the Earl has
described him as a tall, spare
man of SO, with all the
Lytton distinction of looks,
a beautifully clear and mu-
sical voice, and a modest
grace Of manner. Like
many of his forebears, he
has been a conspicuous actor
in the British pageant of
Empire. )" His father was
raised to an Earldom in
recognition of his services
in India, where as Viceroy
he proclaimed Queen Vic
toria Empress. Lord Lyt-
ton served in the same po-
sition in 1926 when native
agitation inspired by Gandhi
made it a particularly i'm
portant one. Later, as
chairman of the League of
Nations commission in
Manchuria, he submitted the
much discussed "Lytton re-
port"
Mrs. Paul Mellon, noaU
on her honeymoon, 1Oill,
upon her return, race a
large string of steeple-
chosers, for one of her
20eddimg gifts from her
husband VGS ten steeple
chasers now at Middleburg,
Va, IN charge of Jack
Skinner. This lot qOiN be
1mcr eGsed during the
spring. Mrs. Mellon has
already registered her
colors, aOhich are silver
gray, gold sleeves, braid
and cap. Her husband, qUho
IS a SON of the former Sec
retGry of the Treasury, has
raced steeplechaserS for
several gears.
E. Leroy Pelletier, of De-
troit, who has been staying
at the Mayflower for a
short time, motored to An
napolis yesterday, accom-
panied by George Farragut,
grandson of the famous Ad-
miral of that name, to pre-
sent to the Naval Academy
the flag that was on Ad-
miral Dewey's Flagship, the
Olympia,
The presentation, which
was made to Adm. David F.
Sellers, U. s. N, superinten-
The Washington times., 1935-02-07
Double Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Golden.
berg have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Shirley Goldenberg, to Mr.. Ru-
bien Flax, of New York.
Miss Goldenberg and her sis
ter, Miss Bella Goldenberg,
whose engagement was recently
announced to Mr.. Arthur Fin
kelStein, will have double we'd
ding in June.
&k
Mrs. Hugh Barclay enter
tanned at luncheon yesterday at
the Mayflower in compliment to
Mrs. Albert S.. Peake.