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Floor Coverings

go Yds.) Gold Seal and Neponset
Felt Base; 8 yards wide:
part rolls. Regularly 90
69c 50. yd. .......... - ~
(125 Yds.) Felt Base Floor Cow
ering, in cut lengths.
Regularly acc and 4sc 90
50. yd. LIN
(3) Armstrong Felt Base Rugs;
size 11Ax12': floor G7 or
samples. Were sg2.50 4I.70
(2) Armstrong Felt Base Rugs;
size 11Ax15; floor DO or
samples. Were $3.50 I70
(12) Felt Base Rugs; Congoleum
and other makes;
6x9 size. Were 1895 o. or
and $4.95. YAs ~
(15) Felt Base Rugs; Congoleum
and other makes;
7hx9' size. Were d or
4.95 to $5.95. ....... YJsJS
(1o) Felt Base Rugs; Congoleum
and other makes;
$3.50" $3.50 and 81 s7.ss. ,',.. $4.95
Gao Yds.) Felt Base Runner;
"a" wide: part rolls. 90
Regularly soc. ZoC
(5) Fibre Rugs;
s17'ss SIS '''e '.'.....,'is "sis $I2.95
% Grass and Fibre
Eunnsr:; Run .s :: a7'1l'' $5.85
(27) Fibre Rugs; 36x72" size.
ws5s sss5 'a''' and SIPS
(2)Axminster Rugs; 9x12 size:
slightly imperfect. Were cor
$3.50 ............... DO
Goldenberg's-DoUnst1irs Store.
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Stationery
(25) Fountain Pens; self
filling; assorted colors. e.
Were S9c. c............... Wv
(30) Framed Pictures; including
copies OF etchings and
oilettes; neatly framed 2qc
Were SOC. c............... LIN
$50 Boxes) One-Quire Boxes Of
Stationery; in white or cream;
with contrasting borders. o.
Were SOC. c........... ESS
Goldenberp's-Mdin Floor.
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Mems Clothing

Mems Clothing
(3) RaIncoats; yellow leatherette:
sizes SO and "A. &I7
Formerly $3.98.. YI.f
(D Trench Goats; rainproof:
tan; in sizes "a to a. % 20
Formerly $3.98. ... Is0T
(S) Raincoats; black leatherette:
sizes "a, 36 and A. 60 TO
Formerly 1898. ..... 9Z./7
(D Black Rubber Goats; Sec
onds; small, medium and co.
large. Formerly 81. 07S
a. Corduroy Riding Breeches;
sdsn..r,s sizes 50 8, and an 49, $2.Iq
I'D Moleskin Work Pants; sizes
20 to a. Formerly % 10
$2.sS ............. 9Z.I7
1897 Work Pants; dark cotton:
broken sizes. Form IT,
erly 0......... hS
t54) Work Pants; sizes 20 TO
q, Formerly IN sl'ss %I33
and s1.98. 8.... YIsO0
1887 Dress Trousers and Stacks;
various materials; dark, medium
and light shades.
s95ss!ly .s.ss .'..'*.''..'.'. 'a-'' and $3.50
(27) Suits; blues, oxfords, chew
lots; broken sizes "a to As; regu-
lars, shorts, longs
and stouts. Formerly 20 OF
$12.75 ........... w."
(l4) Suits; grey or brown mix
lures; sizes "a to AZ; regulars
sIs75 and shorts Formerly $b.q7
(3) Tuxedos; sizes 35 and So
regular and l size
:9sss 80 short Formerly $II.08
1887 Suits; dark worsteds, mix
lures and cheviots; sizes "a to
A; regulars and
shorts. Formerly GI9 90
A1n En II -
C1s) Sport Suits; cassimeres,
twists, worsteds and fiannels;
light colors; broken
sizes "a to AZ. Form CIT 90
erly s25. Now..... PIiIO
(41) Worsted Suits; hand tai
lored; dark brown, grey and blue;
erIy erT1ta $50 1lar and ss5'-. sSiH $ZI.09
(22) Topcoats; tan or grey; sizes
"a to A. Formerly 90 or
$10.95 and s12.75.. 4O.7O
(I6) Topcoats; sizes "a to AZ.
ss5%sFly sss:os '.''':I'.''s 'l':1' and $I2.98
Main Floor.
Sheets and DOmestics
t2s) Unbleached Sheets; Slxso'
size before hemming. CA-
Were 79c. c............ @1~
(Is) Rayon Bedspreads; 8lx1O5"
size; in rose color; with seal
loped edge. Were Clio
(4S) BIeached Sheets; 81x90"
size before hemming. Ir- co.
regulars Of 89c quality. 0TN
q Doz.) Royal Sleeper Pillow
Gases; 45x36" and 42x36"
sizes; soiled. Regular TO-
ly 2ec. .............. ~
(IG Royal sleeper Sheets;
72x99" size before hem
ming; soiled. Regular TO-
ly $1.00. 00............... SOS
Will AcHSt tHS VI % ChUicachcu
Sheeting; heavy
quality. Regularly I9IZ~
16c yard. d...... IHI1S
(5) White Crochet Bedspreads;
double bed size. Ir- d 10
regulars of So quality IsOO
(2) Colonial Bedspreads; S4x105"
size. Irregulars of 20
S400 quality . 4IsOO
Goldenberg's-Mdin Floor.
Knit Underwear
(65) Riddles Waist Suits; sleeve
less, with French leg; sizes IN
8, 10 and IL. Were 29c.. lVC
(50) Women's Gauze Cotton
Union Suits; sizes 38 90
and 40. Were SOC. go. LII
(9) Women's Combinations; with
brassiere tops and panty legs:
sizes 80 and "a. Were o.
$129 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. O1S
GOldeuberu's-Mdin Floor.
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Sale of TOiletries
Choice "a; lOc

Odd Lots Of Toilet Preparations;
all well known brands. In
cluded are:
Liquid Powders Brilliantine
Cold Cream Tooth
Powder Tooth Paste
Large Cans of Talcum Hair
Straightener Face Powders
... Lipsticks Cream Rouge
Toilet Soaps, etc.
Goldenberg'sEMdin Floor.
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Bedding

(D Full Size Poster Beds; ma
nOssny 1,0,.s ws9s sas .s gsDls gs SAT-
(6) Foster Coil Springs; tenn
pered steel; wire tied "a 90
tops. Were $6.95. T."
1) Studio Bed; with Innerspring
mattress on box spring base; rust
covering. Floor &Io 90
sample. Was s2s.5o 4Io.77
(2) Metal Beds; 4 size: brown
,,n,sh' %s.s Fix Floor samples. 1888
CD Nationally Known Make of
Mattress; full size; discontinued
:a.'se :ssains' '!:....''''' was $I9.A
(2) Layer Felt Mattresses: COW
cred with striped ticking; I'M
perial stitched: twin
s'as; Wsre sla'ss slaSs samples ''''l'.' $9.99
Goldenberg's-Fourth Floor.
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Window Shades

(15o) Washable Window Shades;
in light and dark ecru, medium
and dark green. Slight mis-
weaves in cloth; perfect oo-
rollers. Were $1.49. O7C
1851 Duplex Window Shades; in
green-and-white only; 3x6' cut
size. Irregulars Of 8sc no.
quality ................ TOO
(250 Yds.) Table Oilcloth; 46"
wide; in tile, floral and
;s,id ssa vs e0l0r'' Regularly 25c
SCC w.
(210) Odds and Ends Of Window
Shades; in ecru or green; 80" to
SO" wide, 4'6" to g. long.
Irregulars Of 49c and SOC 90
qualities ............!" "s LIN
GoldenberTs-DotUnstatrs Store.
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Blankets

1907 Cotton Sheet Blankets;
heavy fieeced and double bed
size. All color plaids. TO-
Were CSC. ............... ~
(s) All Wool Reversible Blan-
kets; extra size, 72x84"; pre-
shrunk; satin bound. q dE
Were S6.95. ......... YTs1O
(35) Bed Pillows; medium size;
filled with sterilized feathers and
covered with art ticking. TO-
Were CSC .......... . ~
Goldenberg'HThird Floor.
Lamps
(75) New Parchment Shades;
for floor, table or bridge TO-
lamps. Were csc. ...... O7S
(la) One Candle Floor or Bridge
Lamps; complete with
.ns shade; .,.,.' Were 'l.s' $I.29
a. Large Pottery Table Lamps,
with vi h shade. Were $I.7q
(12) Vanity Lamp Shades; in
rayon, lace or silk; green, Or
child, eggshell and peach. 90
Were 69c and 800. -. SVN
Goldenberg's-Thhd Floor.
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Knit Underwear

Knit Underwear
(65) Riddles Waist Suits; sleeve
less, with French leg; sizes IN
8, 10 and IL. Were 29c.. lVC
(50) Women's Gauze Cotton
Union Suits; sizes 38 90
and 40. Were soc. ..... LII
(9) Women'S Combinations; with
brassiere tops and panty legs:
sizes 80 and "a. Were o.
81 .29 ~ N
Goldenbero's-Mdir Floor.
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1000 FCS.D NUnch . OPi"S wa
wear; including Collars and COL
lar and Cuff Sets Of organdy.
taffeta and pique, in
whites and pastels. 7Qr
(S4) Taffeta Toppers; in o.
brown only. Were 79c.. NV
(l,46O) Women's Handkerchief;
OF linen. lawn, Swiss embroid-
cred; initial and lace edge D
styles. Were SC and 7c.. ~
(285) Mems Handkerchiefs; in
cluding colored woven bor-
der and novelty styles. O.
Were 15c OC
Goldenber0's-Mdin Floor.
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Gloves

(58) Members Washable D0eskin
Gloves; pullons in white To-
only. Formerly soc. ] ~
ca Members Gloves; lamb and
black capeskin slipons in brown
and grey, sizes 61z to III in the
lot. Formerly SSc to e.
$1.59 ................. Wv
(l22) Fabric Gloves; novelty slip
on in black and brown; o.
sizes 55z to 8......... LIN
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

STAUNTON, Va. September 21.-
With the opening of schools and col
leses here and elsewhere, the young
people of Staunton are enjoying sew
eral farewell parties, and those who
have camped throughout the season
are coming home to make prepara-
tions for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wayt Gibbs,
jr., entertained Col. and Mrs. Z. Wal
ton Opie and family and Maj. and
Mrs. S. S. Pitcher last week at the
> Ford camp on the Cowpasture River,
where they have been for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Steele have
returned from their wedding trip and
are established in their apartment in
waynesboro Va. Mrs. Steele before
her marriage was Miss Elizabeth VIII
son of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curry Carter enter
tained Thursday evening in the home
of Mrs. Curry's father, Judge Charles
Curry, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Atkinson, who recently re-
turned from their wedding trip. Mrs.
Atkinson before her marriage was Miss
Gloria Jones of Washington.
MIR. Columbus Halle, Sd. of Pelham
Manor, N. Y. has spent the Summer
ut willoughby, the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Columbus Halle. Satur-
day evening Mr.. Halle entertained a
company of 20 at o beautifully ap-
pointed dinner at Forest Tavern, near
Natural Bridge
Miss Evelyn Harper was hostess at
q buffet supper Wednesday evening at
Maple Shade, her home near Staun-
ton, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
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Staunton College Frolic
Farewell Parties Observation-Disclosures
Return for Winter.

Weaver, recently wed, the latter being
formerly Miss Kathleen Bussey.
Miss Jane King Funkhouser, who
has been visiting relatives in Wash
ington, has arrived IN Staunton and
resumed her studies at Stuart Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Mutt, jr., of
Cleveland, Ohio, are being congratu-
lated on the arrival of a son Thurs
day, September IL. Mrs. Mutt was
Miss Sara East of this city, daughter
of Mrs. Charles M. East
Miss Elizabeth Karr of Washing
ton is visiting her brother and sister,
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Kerr, of
this city.
Mrs. Columbus Halle and Miss Mary
Bell. who have been visiting in Wash
ington, have returned to their homes
here.
Much interest is shown in this CON-
munity of the wedding of the daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Wiseman
of Fairfield, Va, Vergie Adeline, to
Mr.. r. Earl Buchanan of Aqua, and
Bessie Mildred, to Mr.. John H. Wade
'of Lexington, Va. on Saturday, at the
Lutheran parsonage at Alone Mills
The ceremony was performed by the
brides pastor, the Rev. r. T. Trout
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Eberhart and
small daughter. Betty Todd, who have
spent the Summer with Mrs. Eber.
hart,s mother, Mrs. L. c. Ware. here,
and at Silvercliff. their camp ON the
Cowpasture River, have returned to
Norfolk, where Mr. Eberhart is super
intendent Of the Norfolk School for
Boys.
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Wednesday for . 10 days visit In
Lafayette, Ind, with relatives.
Samuel GULL, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Gull, has entered his senior
year at the Coast Guard Academy in
New London. Conn.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steiner, with her
sons, Wilmer and Warren, and Mrs.
William Dyre, has returned from q
motor trip to Kentucky and Tennessee.
Mrs. william Dahl entertained at
bridge Thursday night in her home in
Sligo Park Hills, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs s. ]. B. Kinds, who
have been visiting their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boyd
Hines, in their home for three weeks,
sailed Thursday on the S. s. Berengaria
for their home in London, England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford S. Zimmerman
have sold their home on Hill Top road
to Mrs. Frances z. Ramsey of James
vile, Ohio, who with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Paul
Steigner, win move into their residence
about October /.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hemphill, with
their sons Leroy and william. have
returned to their home from Houston
Tex, where Mrs. Hemphil and sons
passed two months with relatives, Mr.
Hemphill joining them the latter part
Of August and motoring back with
his family.
Mrs. Howard Wahrenbrock enter
tanned at contract bridge and tea Wed
nesday afternoon in her home, having
as guests Mrs. Carson Lyman OF
Takoma Park. Md; Mrs. Richard
Acton Of Alexandria, Va; Mrs. John
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maid of honor and Mr.. Edward Thom-
as of Fairfax, was best man.
Midshipman Charles A. Stump is
spending his September leave from
the U. S. Naval Academy with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stump.
Mrs. John Thornton Ashton and
Miss Lucy Lenox Ashton are spend
ing two weeks in New York City.
Mrs. Chester A. Amos and her young
daughter. Martha Lee Amos, have
given up the house in Warrenton
which Mrs. Amos leased for the Sum-
mer months and after short stay at
Hot Springs, Va, have returned to
their home in this city.
Mrs. John G. Henshaw and Mrs.
Marian Henshaw Stewart are at home
after an extended tour through New
York State. Canada and New England.
Miss Llera Milburn has returned
from a stay of several weeks at Ork-
ney Springs.
Mrs. John Wallace Monroe, Mr..
James M. Monroe, Mr.. John w. Mon
roe. I'd. and Miss Margaret Monroe
have returned by motor from a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Moore in
Atlanta. Miss Anne Hebb Monroe,
who accompanied her mother South,
remained in Gainesville, Ca. where
she has enrolled at Brenau College.
Mrs. Thomas j. Davis and Miss
Olive Davis are at home after visit
to Miss Mary Davis in Atlanta.
Mr.. Edward T. Lannon of Los An
geles, formerly Of this city, who has
been visiting his brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Lannon
of Flushing. Long Island. in their
summer home in Mattspoisett, Mass.
was the guest this week of his cousin,
Miss Minnie Henderson.
The Rev. DR.. C. Sturges Ball, pro-
fessor of practical theology at the
Episcopal Theological Seminary, and
Mrs. Ball arrived home Sunday after
spending the Summer travelling In Eu-
rope.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wallerstedt and
tnelr young daughter, LOIS Anne wal
lerstedt, will leave next week for New
York to sail for trip to the Scan
dinavian countries. They will stay
for several months in Norway, Sweden
and Latvia. On their return Miss Wal
lerstedt will enter st. Agnes School
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bundy and
| their three children have returned
from a motor trip to Parsons. Kans.,
where they were the guests of Mrs.
Bundy's parents, former Gov. and
Mrs Clyde NJ Reed
Mrs. J. j. Sullivan is at home after
a visit to her sister, Mrs H. D. Cham
bers. in Cameron, w. Va.
Miss Louise Runaldue spent last
week with her cousin, Miss Mabel
Frommelt, in Shipman, Va.
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week end guests at their Summer
place, at Blue Ridge Summit the COM
mercial sttache Of the legation and
Sonora de Calvo.
The charge d'affaires of Poland and
Nine. Sokolowska will go to New York
tomorrow to meet the new flagship Of
the Polish merchant marine, PilSudski,
which is expected to dock in Hoboken
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The charge d'affaires of France, M
Jules Henry, accompanied by the sec
ond secretary of the embassy. M.
Claude de Boisanger, is spending the
week end motoring in the White Noun
tains.
The counselor of the Chilean En-
basSy and Sonora de Benjamin Cohen,
whose marriage took place in Wash
ington recently, arrived in London
Thursday on the Majestic. They will
remain there a week before going to
Paris. where they will stay until the
end of October, at which time they
will come back to Washington. Upon
their return they will make their home
temporarily at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
The military attache of the Spanish
Embassy, Senior Jose Vidal, was host
to q company Of eight at dinner We'd
nesday evening in his apartment at the
Westchester.
Mr.. Ivan FRANCES, secretary OF the
Yugoslav Legation. has returned from
| two months spent in his home country
and Is at the Shoreham for several
weeks.
Nine. Ulises Espaillat. widow of the
| former counselor of the Dominican
Republic Legation, has returned to her
apartment at the Chastleton after q
three-month motor trip in the West.
/ She visited the Glacier National Park.
the Cana dian Rockies. rnotored down
| the entire West Coast ard sailed from
Vancouver to AlSka. She came back
70 the Capital by way of the southern
route.
Mr.. Neshui Munir. son OF the AM
bassador of Turkey and Nine. Munir.
will sal Wednesday for England. where
ne will continue his studies this
Winter.
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The Minister of Colombia and
Sonora de Lopez will have as their
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Bridal Gift Parties
At Sligo Park Hills

Miss Alenca White, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. william La Rue White Of
Takoma Park, whose marriage to Mr..
John Douglas Bradshaw will take
place October o, was given a crystal
shower last night by Miss Esther
Bright.
The gifts were presented IN o novel
manner, each guest receiving wool
string which led to q package the
while Miss White found her presents
on q table hidden In the room. A
buffet supper was served amid set
ting of Fall flowers and tall yellow
taperS.
The guests were Mrs. William L.
White, Miss Virginia White, Miss
Ethel Jean Lamond, Mrs. Elinor
Phipps Of Takoma Park, Md; Miss
Virginia Hope of Purcellville. Va; Miss
Elizabeth Evans, Miss Florence Whit
comb. Miss Ruth Miller. Miss Dorothy
Miller, Miss Edna Souder, Miss Jean
nette Smitskamp, Mrs. Eleanora Kin
ney. Mrs. Frances Scott, Mrs. G. w.
CoStin and Mrs. Chase Taylor.
Miss Virginia I. Ladd, daughter of
Mrs. Edwin F. Ladd and the late
Senator Ladd Of North Dakota, enter
tained at a shower and buffet supper
Tuesday night in her home for Mrs.
John Buss, who before her recent mar
riage was Miss Helene Walker. The
gifts were presented in prettily deco
rated basket in pink and white. A
bowl Of pink roses formed the center
piece at the table in the candle lighted
dining room.
The company included Miss Kathryn
Hopper, Miss Elinor Dodd, Mrs. Alfred
zirwes. Miss Caroline Van Devender,
Mrs. Roy Yates, Mrs. B. &C. Bonney.
Miss Elizabeth Yates, Miss Helen
Williams, Miss Alice Terrill, and Mrs.
Jack Vogel.
Mrs. Roy c. Potts will entertain
members Of the Sixteenth Street
Heights Club and friends in her home
Tuesday afternoon. She will present
Miss Marion Tolson, stylist, who will
speak on Fall fashions.
Mr.. Ira C. Hover left Friday for
Sidney, N. Y, to visit for q week his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hover, in
their home and also his brother, Mr..
R. W. Hoozen in Binghamton, N. Y.
Mrs. Alfred Ray and her son Alfred
jr., are passing the week end in At
lantic City. returning here tomorrow
Rev. w. P. Elliott will return to his
home tomorrow from weeks trip
to New Hampshire and Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin Galloway and
their young daughter Of Westbury,
Long Island, are moving this week into
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick L. Pratt.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stuart left
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Chapter of O. E. S.
Plans Benefit Party

Past Matron Mae NJ. Smith of Beth
lehem Chapter, Chairman and Past
Matron May P. Gibbon of Esther
Chapter, who are in charge Of ar
rangements for the second annual
card party to be given by the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home Board Aux
iliary for the benefit of the infirmary
at the Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, at the New Willard Hotel,
Thursday afternoon. October 8, from
2 to o'clock, promise many unusual
features. The home is located at 5000
New Hampshire avenue northwest.
In addition to individual prizes for
each table. Associate Matron Bette
H. Bolinger of Martha Chapter, chair
man of door prizes. announces that
numerous door prizes have been Sc
cured by her committee. Past Ma
tron Ruth Cromelin of Lebanon Chap
ter is chairman of reservations. Past
Matron Louise w. Chase of Bethlehem
Chapter, chairman, announces as ad-
ditional patroneSses Mrs. Minnie E.
Keyes, right worthy grand secretary,
and Mrs. Flora E. Campbell, right
worthy treasurer Of the General Grand
Chapter; past grand matrons. Katie
M. L. Guide, Catherine Loeffier,. Mary
r. O'Brien. Cora P. Mayberry. Fannie
Taylor. Julia N. Streater, Grace w.
Kimmel, Lena T. Stephenson, Ethel
Baker Wetzel. Bena A. Barnhart,
Pearl Watt Gibb, Jessie W. Cowles,
Tillie C. Chauncey, Nellie z. Fletcher,
Gertrude B. Milans, Sallye w. Bog
ley, Amy c. Hollander, Mamie L.
Greenstreet, Elizabeth Pitt, Bertha
G. Hudson, and Mrs. A. w. Caldwell,
Mrs. Allen w. Hagerby, Mrs. Charles
E Collett, Mrs. Gregg Burns, Mrs.
Leora w. Parks, Mrs. Christian Heu-
rich and Mrs. Milton L. Schmidt.
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Sandy Spring Society
At Catillion Supper

Mr.. ana Mrs. Addison G. Foster
entertained at a buffet supper yester-
day evening. preceding the Howard
County cotillion, their guests bemg
asked to the Bungalow and including
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Kirk. "; DR..
and Mrs. Jacob w. Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Lamar and DR.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Tumbleson.
Miss Gertrude Miller of Baltimore,
Nd, has been spending a few days
at Cloverly. where she was a guest
Of her cousins, Mrs. John C. Bentley,
and family.
Supper guests at Altonwood, nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bond
Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank K. Poe, Mrs. j. Elliott Gilpin
and Miss May Russell.
An interesting event closed the ten
mis- matches Sunday morning, which
have been drawing large audiences
from among the social set in the
neighborhood, Howard County having
challenged Sandy Spring and having
taken the honors Of winning in this
last match, played at Stanmore, home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyde, w.
Mrs. Robert Coulter and Miss Sallie
P. Brooke have left for an automobile
trip which will take them through
New England and where they will
be guests Of their sister, Mrs. Norman
Smith, in Maine.
Miss Emeline H. Hill and Miss Ma
rina H. Hill, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H Hill. are touring
England, with expectations of spend
ing the Winter in Italy, Miss Emeline
Hill having received an Anne Rad
cliffe fellowship from Radcliffe. Miss
Margaret Hill left her home near
Sandy Spring Thursday for Radcliffe,
where she is senior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard w. Janney
and their small daughter, Peggy. have
moved from Magnolia Farm to Sweet
Brier. where they will be at home to
friends
Miss Jane Acheson. daughter Of tne
former Under Secretary of the Treas
ury Dean Acheson and Mrs. Achesoa,
has left Harewood, their Sandy Spring
home, for New England, where she
is attending a school for girls.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

The Minister of El Salvador, Senior
DR.. Don Hector David Castro, re-
turned to the legation yesterday from
Garfield Hospital, where he has been
confined by illness.
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TruccO

Continued From First Page }
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The Minister of Norway. Mr.. Will
helm Munthe de Morgenstierne, is ex-
pected to sail this week for this coun-
try, arriving in Washington the FIRST
of October. Nine. Munthe de Nor
genstierne is still in New Hampshire
where she has Snent th., Summer
Evening star., 1935-09-22

Baker Cole, Mrs. Vernon Brewster,
Mrs. Leon Raesly, Mrs. Robert s.
Pilgrim Of Sligo Park Hills, Nd, and
Mrs. ROLAND Severy of Silver Spring.
Nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Brewster left
yesterday for q weeks motor trip
through New England, stopping In
New York overnight and then on TO
Providence, from where they will pass
several days in Newton Highlands.
Mass. as the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald M. Hill, jr. q.
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Thorpes at Pooks Hill
Country Place Near Bethesda-Offutts
Also Return.

to Poughkeepsie, N. Y, this week
where Miss Cynthia Hathaway will
enter her junior year at Vassar Col
lege. Miss Helen Hathaway will leave
next Saturday for Stamford, Conn,
where she will be a student at Low
Haywood School at Shippen Point.
Miss Louise Watkins of Somerset,
Md, left this week for Nashville
Tenn, where she will enter the fresh
man class Of Vanderbilt University.