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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1922 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-oAttractive. dou.
Bile room. suitable 2 or 3 persons: private
bath. shower: excellent food ood-
1614 CONN. AYE: N.W;--Large: bssuti. su,d.
excellent meals. Other vacancies.
1885 sT-Close in; large living-bed
room with private bath: excellent meals.
Also vacancy for young man; $3.50.
17Os N. H. AVE. N.W,-Dietitian has sew
weli-managed home. with elevator; bal
anced meals supervised, or your doctors
ssene ss s NorsR sss5 5oF you
1920 10th ST. N.w.-vacancies for young
cellent meals: available Feb. l. 20.
2O24 N ST N.W.-Larse front room. twin
vate home; excellent meals; $50 each per
month. Also outside table board. S4 per
week.
1923 K ST. NW-Doubie front room. cont.
good home. cooked meals. Met. 1893.
1871 MASS AVE. sE-vacancy for young
girl: front room, twin beds cn:w:; nome
privileges. unlimited phone Reasonable.
ment small rooms private bath, cont.
hot water. gentlemen: central; S7.oo
22s2, DECATUR PL; NV Re Room ,,xa and ID
Family Family nonsS Gms s75SR RrEese' piano sss ss'0
PARK RID. y BLOCK 14th sT.-Room.
S3 wk.: exceptional meals and service; con-
genial Protestant home: employed adults.
Phone Columbia O6S2.
THE MENDOZA. 1920 10th st.. Apt. 81
excellent meals; private family: also single
ilO4 18th ST. N.W.-Large double room
first floor; twin beds. semi-private bath;
home cooking; centrally located; reason
able.
DUPONT CIRCLE (2222 Que NV. Apt.
D-Attractive room. adjoining bath;
meals optional: private family. Phone
i626 RHODE ISIANDCYoune people; at
tractive. large living and dining rooms.
good food. refined surroundings; reasonsble.
KALORAAdA RD.-A few guests accom-
modated; owners home; vacancy. Color.
full double room for two or three; excel.
lent food. Phone Adams 02O2.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

BACHELOR, bank employe. wishes furn.
single room; running water, Columbia
able Apt. -. 1929 Columbia rd. NV.
YOUNG LADY desires single room near
bath. private home; meals optional. State
Address Box 40l-J. Star once.
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1898 NEAL ST. N NE.--NEWLY FURNISH-
bs tn. ami; gas and elec. included; earase.
COUPLE-SHARE . ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath and reception hall. 1920 Conn. ave.
ONE ROOM. KTTCHENETTE. PRIVATE
bath; no children. 14ls Crittenden St.
NV
724 sth ST. NE-FoR RENT BASE
ment apt. 1urn. for l.hk.; rent reasonable.
Central High School; one room. kitchen.
private bath.
WOODBRIDGE 29O6 18th ST. NE-EN-
tire second floor detached home: newly
finished large rooms, private bath. elec.
refrigeratot. gas. cleo. heat; adults. Phone
Potomac 0S45-W.
sUBLEI ROOM. KIT. BATH D1NETTE:
comp. furn1. Murphy bed; eiec, and nd sas not
furn. Call Adams $40. Apt. 800. Chal-
fonte Apts.. 18th and Harvard.
500 21st ST NW-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
with porch; nicely furnished; $50 month,
including gas and elec.
2452 TUNLAW RD NW-LIV RM, BED
rm. inclosed sleeping porch, kitchen. din
cite. private bath; completely furn., in.
GLIDING heat lights. gas. elec. refriserstor.
ATTRACTIVE SEMI HOUSEKEEPING
apt. bed and living room bath. Frisidaire:
eeshfa sSaeT HaeT ca ehns .1sso nsn sysT
Also 5-rooh house apartment.
1412 CHAPLIN ST. NV. APT, 37-THREE
any time 26s
$50 NJ -LIy. RM.. BED RIM. K. B, AND
porch Gentiles, adults; no dogs Buchanan
Apts.. 1926 18th st Or unfur.. $40 so.
INVER 1885 18th ST NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; attractively furnished:
exposures: gas elec.. refrigeration fur.
nished $50 so. See janitor.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART.
Rsaas se e7a PRons ion sff sf7
1IIDES qARpENs 1900 1iS;SS GoSN AVE
Kitchen; bath. linens; silver. Feb, lst 70
Nov. lst; Sl25 mo Clev. 1894. 402-F. IS.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. CoNvEN-
iently located 6-room apt open freplaces:
| Sl20 suitcase, occupancy Feb. l. MRS.
LEONA GRAHAM phone North 6602.
ONE ROOM SCREENED PORCH. KITCH.
en- semi-private bath for Ink: 81 wk;
h.-wh. 1851 H ne. of Bennins I'd. "a
TWO FULLY FURNISHED. RMS. sos.
230S Ashmead pl NV. 8 roons-2311
Conn. ave. NV. Phone North 1874.
/ BACHELOR ROOMS. GENTLEMEN ONLY.
! in a. bachelor oficials house, near Dupont
GTce FUDd snd eEyc dos1t n.y
mo- per person. Double rooms. suitable
for two. 2o19 o st NV. 2es
! 1904 18th MT. PLEASANT ROOMS.
Frigidaire permanent adults: $50.
eth AND SITS. NW.-CoRNER FRONT
room in apt. to share: tenant employed
nights: SIS. Address Box ASK. Star
Office 25s
FqRNcApARTMENTssMUNEURN NlS
National sass s5s 16tS EYsqsHss ~ nv Atan'' S15e
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HELP-DOMEsTlC.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

DOMESTIC.
call DOMESTIC AGENCY" Dec. 24l9.
1925 9th. for cooks. maids. g.h.w.. DISH
washers: men and women.
RUPHERs EXCHANGE - Houseworkers.
cooks maids, mothers helpers laundresses.
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 1lth ".
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Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
HELP-MEN.

AUToMoBILE statesmen, experieneed
onstrator. Opportunity for connection
Chrysier Plymouth line. Phone Mr..
Smoot. West 1850.
CATHOLIC MEN who have had newspaper
or magazine circulation experience; must 6
aaHe TRsseTansee4 RSem e4 Ga ssh St. nw ana o'
cHAUFFEURs t2ol. white; for truck work.
State age. experience and reference. Ad-
dress Box 42-J, Star office.
CHAUFFEUR HousEMAN, col9red: Sc $50
references required. Address Box 433-J.
Star office
JANIToR. white, references. Apply morn
ines. 14s jackson pl. NV: private nome.
furnished. Grand Union Tea Co. 603
MAN with sales ability; our proposition Is
worth investigating. Apply sos Nationai
Press Building. |
MAN Industrious, with. service station ex-
MEN fseveraD, married. with sales ability.
to represent large insurance company;
must own auto: salary and comWW1ssI0m; sqt Wssnn,;
MESSENGER. must have own bicycle ana
drivers permit; references required. Ao-
dress Box 44a-J. Star Office. ---.-
PETROLEUM HEAT e. POWER CO.. worlds
organization desires the. services Of 2 men
now employed in the oil-burning industry
who can show satisfactory saes terefo nec
Equipment easar % and oil contracts. II YOU meas
manager. North O827. A few men are de-
sired, on commission basis only. for train
ing and when qualified will also go on the
above basis
PHARMACIST. registered. young. relief
work. Kay Drug Co. 9Th and & SITS. NV.
LESMAN-High-class man with thorough
knowledge OF lumber and capable oi sen.
ing to contractors and bullders. Aooress
Box Ts-K Star Office.
statesmen to sell the new Pontiac: good
Guesl Motor Co. 1862 Florida ave. ne.
SECURITY sALESMEN-An unusual OPP
portunity exists for two - with one s4s,ct o. the
correspondence will be considered conf
dental Application by mail preferred.
D. H. McKnew & Co.
sHIpp1NG cLERK large coTDosssttion With
and 80 Apply BY letter only giving age.
schooling. past employment s Tecord; dda phone
number Address Box 22-J. Star once
MAH for posson % as
0ssas5u'2f 0eeted address sac sox as Star oce
PAINT SALESMAN.
Unusual opportunity for man acquainted
with paint and hardware trade to sell
high-grade. well-adyertised and merchan-
dised line Of paints and varnishes. Address
Box Six Star ONCE.
CAB DRIVERS.
Get Our Proposition on New 1895 Cabs.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOC,
22O Mass. Ave NV.
A WELL-KNOWN LOCAL
financial house desires the
services of an experienced
security salesman. If you
believe you are qualified to
meet certain high standards
such a contact requires, ad-
dress with recommendations
Box 47-J, Star Office.
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Four to Attend Wild.Life Session.

-Four delegates to represent the Dis
trict ut the North American Wildlife
Conference to be held here February
to 7 were named yesterday by the
Commissioners. They are Miss Elaine
Eppley, w. NICK. Stowell, E. c. Kemper
and Di. M. darcy Magee.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
Observation-Disclosures

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BED ROOM dining room. living room fur
ntqre ODD pieces; we buy 2n. out sr'rr
moval: get best results Atlantic 1893.
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds: any quantity.
Phone Metropolitan 5zl5.
aoLD1aPRIMG YOUR OLD GG{osLlD, GoLD ,gH5 81;
NC, z3 YEARS at 9s5
LATROBE. New Charm or other, good
dition Phone Cleveland 2404.
PIANO. upright: must be cheap for cash:
no players Phone North S302.
PLATE CAMERA-Want to purchase q
ssss eas
pod and lens suitable for interior, flash,
iightl or exterior work State price and
sd yheTe same otsss ssn be SEEN Address BOX
selections. Send list Of selections and
price: cle Music Dept, W. M. College.
TRANSMISSION, Auburn 1881, sos: free
SwhesslHlnngs. VIII pay cash. Call cSl.m-
TYPEWRfTERs and adding machines: any
make any condition. Address Box 4al,K' q
ABSOLUTELY highest cash prices paid for
furniture. rugs. household goods, etc; For
best results. call any time. Line. 54ss: IS.
Cash FOR OH. GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and OLD dis
carded% % isTsiry Tsyp,l Fu.l sash g, valve paio'
OLD GOLD silver. DlatinpM purchased l,s. d..a fer
"anq51SsSNHsnff bURNsTfNEs Us asi a51n sr oe 0'
Since 1866. Federal License.
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WANTED-sALEsMEN.

MAGAZINE CLUB Statesmen See. Mr.
Reid care of p. F Collier Co.. Second Ma
tional Bank Building between 0 and 0 m
MAN to SELL M1ScO FRICTION HAND
SOAP to garages service stations. stores.
etc Increase your earnings in your spare
time Write to Miller's Soap Co.. Read
ing. Pa.
STOCK SALEsMEN-Join us for sue
cessful year National Invested Savings
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

structions in mathematics to gentleman.
State fee per hour. Addres BOX 61-J. star
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PERSONAL,
The rate under headins Of Per:
sonal fs 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.


The rate under headins Of Per.
| sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH ooNsTi:
tute so per cent OF success. Are yours ID
need Of Improvement Individual person:
atty analysis and conndenttai help, eau
week days =. AGNES MCCALL PARKER,
1902 National Press Bldg. National Doll:
TO-RA~HE INDIAN HERB MIXTURE.
Wonderful TOR gassy ecid stonach ind
patton. Clears the complextion Ready TO
store o. TU-RA-HE co: 1925 .7th Ct: nv:
PERMANENTS, $1.95.
Finger waves. 15c: manicurss, 1Se; shsm- han
TEN 1910 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 777S.
CoLONIC IRRTGATIONs. PHYsIOTHER-
residencs @ s'ori or mine. csii District 1870. 24'
TREATMENTS FOR NERVOUSNESS BY
masseur from New York City. Tor Rentie-
men only. Phone National 6O58. "a
Enterprise Roofing Co. Pot. 0200
Roofing and siding. 2l25 r. !. Ave: NE
HEMORRHoIDs ERAn1rATED BY NY
own method: results e1iective for Ife.
time or money hack. Write for Dookles:
WERCK lH6b Columbia I'd. Adams 03sS
WANT GOOD HOME WITH RESPONSIBLE
people to board 8-year-old boy; rel. Ad.
dress Box 12-J. Star once. "a
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HELP-WOMEN.
BEAUTY OPERATOR Must be experi-
enced Telephone North 1922.
cHEcE e1R. gspted Al ApDlsd sSd te SIS n%
DEMONsTRATOR attractive appearance.
washington store: salary and commission.
Address BOX s5-K Star ONCE.
FINIsHER. experienced on trousers. 639
st. NV. third floor, Room 7.- z.
HAIRDRESsER wanted. experienced col:
ss";:'e1 NJ: Williams! IL s':'' .:'
LADY with knowledge Of typewriting; bookS- y
Address BOX 55.J. Star once
SCHOOLGIRL. colored to work after schocl
and Sat. cleaning UP store. Apply .lo
experienced only. Reply;
Qualifications. Address BOX 81. Star sfs otI!ce.
sTENOGs. f2) wanted with wholesale auto
dress Iase so. s IS sas sasr ssss oee
WOMAN intelliKent cultured to help with
tenance; adult eaacationai a opportunitY es
Try: ADDRESS Box 5s-J Star once 26s
YONG COUPLE: white. room, board and
house. No baking. ssOo 18th NV.
YOUNG LADIES t2l, neat IS to "a: per-
manent employment, renewing publisher's
contracts: experience unnecessary: we train
you. Mr. Frey. 511. 1919 F st. NV.
MANAGER.
age long established exclusive corset shop
earring complete line including surgical.
Address BOX Sax. Star once.
. PANTRY SALAD GIRL.
Settled, reliable, white woman. experi-
enced in high-class restaurant work.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1888 NEAL ST. NE-NEWLY FURNISH
ed apt 9 rooms. kitchen, screened porch.
bs tn. ami; gas and elec. included GARAGE.
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ATTENTION!
Builders and Home Owners.
GREENRERG.

GRHENBERG OR MR.. G..
Back in town with new creative ideas IN
drapery and upholstery line. Sketches
made to suit environments.
DEENIpEDC
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ACCORDIONS-We're closing out our stock
Of slightly used and sample accordions at
big reductions. bass sizes. $40: IL bass
sizes, S24: 4S bass sizes. S62.50 about D
different models: easy terms. kits.
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS-DOM
cOLoRED GIRL, Southern. wants regular
work for Mondays and Thursdays. Phone
Potomac 27S4-J after pm.
COOK. private family. by reliable colored
1880 18th St. w.. Apt. 204.
COOK and eh.w. experienced. good work
er: desires 81 weekly: can stay nights;
city ref Phone District $3.50.
DAYS WORK or two or three hours in
afternoon, by excellent colored Worker;
r Ineg e we51 1a Of hoS
sOSl-W. after 6:s0 pm. 24'
GIRL. neat colored wants days work.
part time Or By the week; good references.
GIRL. willing to 1--we New York City: Do
family; room, board salary. Inquire 80
Sherman circle NV. after Q pm.
GIRL colored. desires place as cook and
general houseTSsker; a c1i city ref stay or go
GIRL. colored, reliable wishes to assist
nishts. Hsh n00esXOi. caiI Lincoln s Sis a ' "a:
GIRLS (2) colored. from Virginia. want
ghw. mothers. helper: will stay nights.
Potomac 6336-W. Call after 7:30 pm.
LAUNDREss, experienced reliable, wants
work; called for and delivered: best refer
ence: sunny yard. Phone Decatur 5723-W.
NURsEMAID. white. for employed couple;
part:time nieht student Address BOX
473-K. Star ONCE. "a
WANT TO PLACE my maid. s. years my
rsy sm1y gao yes honsss
cleaner. laundress. Call Wisconsin 4O14
Saturday or Sunday. 70
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sITUATIONs-wOMEN.


BOOKKEEPER. cashier. typist knowledge
of accountancy; several years exper.. best
city ref. Mrs. Copley. Decatur 5219.
nog good corresp. dependable; handle vol.
work. Address Box 4s-J. Star ONCE
NURSE. E.cOMPANION.. housekeeper; mid
dle-aeed. capable. reliable. practical: ex-
perienced driver; free to travel. Phone CO.
lumbia $500. Apt 6O5. after pm:
PHYSICIANS or dentists secretary. typist.
knowledge routine lab. technique; experi-
enced; ref. Hours . am. to l pm.
Phone Decatur 2947. Oil am. "a
PRACTICAL NURSE-Sympathetic care
given elderly people: best references. Call
North 1873 between and 6. "a
PRACTICAL NURSE take care home pa;
tient: long experience. paralytic. medical
cases. Mrs Knitter phone Lincoln IL.
TYPIsT desires position; experienced;
knowledge shorthand and bookkeeping.
stenoerapher. would ike evening work
Address Box 3s7-K. Star ONCE. 24'
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724 sth ST. NE-FOR RENT BASE
ment apt 1urn. for Ink: rent reasonable
2516 18th ST NW.-ON HEIGHTS AT
Central High School; one room. Kitchen
hot
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WOODBRIDGE 29O6 18th ST. Mem
tire second floor detached home; newly
finished; large rooms. private bath cleo.
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PANTRY SALAD GIRL.

Settled, reliable, white woman. expert
enced In high-class restaurant work
age, experience and reference. Address
Box A0.J, Star once.
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ONE ROOM. KTTCHENETTT. PRIVATE
bath: no children. 141S Crittenden St.
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COUPLE--SHARE . ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath and reception hall. 1920 Conn. ave.
Ant Az
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1881 ST. N.W-ouiet. large, housekeep-
ing: also sleeping rooms; automatic neat.
clean. comfortably furniShed.
524 22nd eT. N.W.-Within walkins DIS
tance az Government Departments; 1eeson.
able. Phone West 2042.J. "a
Evening star., 1936-06-11

tainment has Curtis and Dubois. ball
room team; Joan Jordan, tap dancer,
and the Parker Brothers and Lynn in
striking slave dance. Music is by
Emory Daugherty's Orchestra, with
Marie Fowler's songs Frightening the
proceedings.
LOtus-The Miller Sisters have come
back from South America to headline
the three daily floor shows, and other
numbers are contributed by Margie
Green, the Mia Miles Quartet and
Ross and Harry. While Al Norton is
away Bill Strickland acts as master
of ceremonies and his Capitolians
furnish the music.
Ex 4
Griffith Farms-Three miles beyond
the District line, out on the Marlboro
pike, you'll find this big country
estate, back from the road in pleasant
rustic surroundings. and once here
you'll find that the chef is a chap
who knows his way around among
the pots and pans. His fried chicken,
sea food and steak dinners are some
thing"
Potomac River LineS-Every night
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Supper Club Notes

tions are smart people), and he still
is on hand every night to entertain
at the piano. Roy Kiser is present
too, to sing.
y X X
Lafayette Hotel-The Checker Twins
accordionist and singer, en-
tertain every evening, and during
those hours when they are not present
and you are left to your own devices
the management provides checkers
That's why it's called the checke,
board room.
COcOanut Grove-The new spot at
Fifth and K streets is a gay place
with music by 14-piece colored band.
The. new floor show is headlined by
Evelyn Honey" Davis, who is what
the middle name implies, and there
are dances by Susan (HalD and
Maurice CDeleporte) and by Toma
Genero, who can do the fastest flip
hops you've seen in many a moon.
II X x x
Brooke Johns Old Barn-If it's
dancing and entertainment you're
looking for, Brooke Johns and his
band can provide plenty of it. And if
it's Maryland fried chicken that will
melt in your mouth which you're
after. just let the chef know. He'll
take care of you.
La Paree-There hasn't been enough
heat yet to discourage the floor show
business here. The current enter
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K AYFLOWER HOTEL-There's
~ little point in talking about
the Inllnpn Eueruhndu

K AYFLOWER HOTEL-There'E
M little point in talking about
WI the Lounge. Everybody
4 knows about the lure of Sid
ney'S suave music, the sleek service
you always get, the pleasant people
who surround you and the air-con-
ditioning that makes the weather in
side the kind of weather you've always
wanted outside.
POwhatan RoOf-Here's as cool and
pleasant a spot as can be found for
miles around. Ramon is on hand to
look out for you and the dancing is
to music by Pete MaciaS and his
Heigh-Ho Club Orchestra, with Marty
Rubin and Jimmy Nichols singing and
Pete himself playing a piano for all
it's worth.
Volga Boatman-Sultry streets are
forgotten up here, too, at Matt Wind
sor's Russian Roof at No. Thomas
circle. There's a gala Russian revue
presented twice nightly, with Carlos
and RoSita dancing, Anna Sablukova
singing, Matt playing his accordian
and the Gypsy Chorus topping things
off gayly. Music is by the Windsor
"SwingcopatorS."
X x x 4
ShOreham Hotel-There'S dinner
dancing out in the open on the cool
terrace overlooking Rock Greek Park.
Ora and Minerva, on giant swings
and trapezes. and the Bernard Brothers
and the Duval Sisters, in dance sat
Tres, contribute the floor entertain
ment at 10 o'clock every night. Barnee
and the Maxim Lowe Orchestra supply
the dance music.
x X
Hamilton HOtel-Moe Baer's smooth.
swingy music in the modern manner
has tempo that won't let your feet
stay still, and the Rainbow Room is
pleasantly aforementioned. The dance
music is enhanced no end by songs by
Russ Cullen
MadrillOn-Pete Borras supervises
the doings, paying particular attention
to the cuisine, which should nominate
him for some hall of fame. There's
dance music by Leon Brusiloff and his
orchestra
4 X
Hi-Hat LOunge-The shiny, chrome
plated, dull-mirrored, subdued- Lighted
nook in the corner of the Ambassador
continues to be one of the popular
downtown resorts-just as it has con-
tinued ever since it opened. Kitty
SimonS sings and the Paradise Island
ers play any tune you ask for to pro-
vide the entertainment.
X 4
Raleigh R0Om-Eddie Whitesel is
on deck every afternoon between
and 7 O'Clock to play his accordion to
soothe nerves tangled during the day.
The room, on the spot of the famous
Raleigh Bar, is a triumph in cock
tail lounge decoration.
X
Mayfair-The cash customers won't
let Jack Campbell go (Which indicates
the customers at the Cafe of All Ma
Evening star., 1936-06-11

a post on the lawn can be unlocked
with key. Give her key now and
she'll do everything but melt 1t up
and recast it trying to work the gadget.
No luck so far When she succeeds,
hit for the hills. Josie is no parlor
playmate.
Kitty Simons, the Hi Hats singer;
Lou Fones, the hat-check girl, and
Betty Crawford, cashier, have COL
laborated on a parody Of welcome
Stranger" Kitty will sing it for
YOU Princess Chachombili OF
Georgia (not the Talmadge State)
dropped in at Volga Boatman roof this
week just as the orchestra was folding
up and climbing into its music
satchels Matt Windsor, all in a
dither, grabbed his accordion, stymied
a couple of the orchestra boys as
they departed and put on a special
show for her :. Martha Davidge was
among those on Brooke Johns guest
list at the Old Barn last week. 80.
X x u
Out at the Shoreham come these
vernal evenings Robert and Paul are
counting the guests in lots of one
hundred, delivered on the hoof About
1900 for dinner, for fun, for dancing
to Barnee's music each night last
week end The air attache of the
British Embassy, Capt. Howe; Senator
and Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo, the
chairman of the Federal Reserve
Board, Mariner Eccles, and Mrs.
Eccles; Capt. Carlos Bean, AmbasSa-
dor William C. Bullitt, Just in from
Russia; flock of japanese dignitaries
stopping over here briefly before pro-
ceeding to foreign posts.
High spots of the floor show (Which,
by the way, has grown into the equiv
alent of regular vaudeville presenta-
tom: The Duval Sisters in a gay
nineties traveSty and a number a la
Salome; flying trapeze act with Ora
and Minerva.
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Hackensack, or wherever it was. Among
the spectators: The Peck WetherallS,
Bill Briggs, the Gene Fords, Patsy
Parker, George Sharpe, Peggy Glib
bonS. -.
- Don Quixote has popped up in
the local night life, ready to joust with
champagne corks or sink broadsword
deep in outlets. Locale of the gay
caballero is the ell La Venta, recently
opened at II Massachusetts, avenue
for the purpose of brewing Spanish
porridges and otherwise exciting the
citizenry devoted to the cuisine of
South America, Central America,
Mexico, Cordoba, Tia Juana and
Santa Fe. Alberto Barreto, who did
the murals, depicts Senor Quixote in
his duels with the wine jugs, his tour
neyS with windmills, his tours and
tribulations with Sancho PanZa.
Worth a trip to La Venta, even if you
are dyspeptic and couldn't relish the
food.
X X x
AllIl Ic1lLlu1SIOll, VIII grew
from knee to a national institution,
headlines the next show at the Cocoa
nut Grove, with Honey Davis mur-
muring gentle ballads, Alma and Ro-
land tapping the tap lines and Easter
and Hazelton whooShing through the
more elegant ball room routines. Also
IL beautiful goilS. Twelve, count 'em.
The Wainbow Woom of the Hamil-
ton is now equipped with lads equip
ped with feet to see that your sweet
chariot gets free parking after 6
O'Clock at night in the evening. You
may then womp among the cooling
system and the popcorn and the tasty
Moe Baer music without worrying
about the man in blue with the book
of tickets, or did you leave your car
in Newark?
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Josephine, the pet chimp at
Evening star., 1936-06-11

there's a happy crowd aboard the
S. S. Potomac when she sails at
$50 pm. for the three-hour moon
light cruise down the Potomac. Bernie
Jarboes Night Hawks supply the
music and the dance floor on the
large steamer will accommodate 300
couples.
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Log Cabin Inn-The Log Cabin Inn
Orchestra plays for dancing every
night and this cool spot, located out
Georgia avenue (extended), is going
to be pleasant and popular these
Summer evenings.