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Lecture to Benefit
Episcopal Home.

The Board Of Lady Managers of
the Episcopal Church Home will spon-
sor an illustrated benefit lecture Fri
day at the Willard Hotel, when Mr.
Branson de Cou will show pictures of
Italy and describe the pictures as he
shows them.
Patrons and patroneSses include
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke. Miss Eda
McKnew, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Deyber, Miss
Bertha Chinn, the Rev. and Mrs.
Henry T Cooke, Mrs. Worthington
Hillary, Mrs. A. B. McCannon, Mrs.
F. w. Van Slyke, Mrs. Lawrence V.
Benet, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Kiferstein,
Mrs. Robert S. Brookings, Mrs. Laura
Damn, Mrs. Stewart Walker. Miss
Mary Ingle, Mrs. Helen G. Durfee,
Mrs. Judson Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Meem, Mr.. Anthony c. Addison
and Mrs. Lawrence Lee.
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Brilliant Audience
To Attend Concert
This Afternoon.

WASHINGTON society will be we'll
w represented at the opening of
the National Symphony Orchestras
seventh season under DR.. Hans Kind
Ter, conductor, this afternoon at 4
O'Clock in Constitution Hall. A num-
Der of diplomatic representatives of
foreign countries have signified their
intention of being present in honor
of the members Of the Wagnerian
Festival Singers. an ensemble of five
famous vocalists from as many ma
tions, who will appear as soloists in
today's concert.
After an absence of more than
year from Washington, Mrs. Tracy
Dows, who returned to the city re-
Gently, will again occupy her box for
the National Symphony's season of
concerts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
are returning to Washington from
their home in Newport, where they
have been spending the early autumn
especially for DR.. Kindler's first con-
cert.
The Minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. de With have taken box
for the concert in honor of Henk
MORT, Dutch tenor, and Holland-born
Richard Hageman, musical director of
the Wagnerian Festival Singers, while
the Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Bostrom will likewise occupy box in
honor of Joel Berglund. baritone and
Swedish member Of the ensemble.
The Counselor of the Polish En-
bassy and Nine. Wankowicz have also
taken box. With Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend in her box will be the Min
lister of Czechoslovakia and Nine
Hurban, honoring Marta Krasova
contralto, who is native of Czecho-
slovakia.
Among the other boxholders are
Col and Mrs. C. c. Schiffeler. Mrs
r. w. Deaver, Miss Alice J. Clapp
Mrs. Hans Kinder and Mrs. William
| A. Becker.
The National Symphony is present.
ing two series of six Sunday concerts
each and series of eight midweek
concerts Wednesday evenings. The
first evening series concert will be or
November 10, when Lucrezia Bori
Metropolitan Opera soprano, will sing
with the orchestra
Mrs. Roosevelt again heads the list
Evening star., 1937-10-31

WILLIS, the charming young Silt
ing linguist" is nightly captivating
Lounge goers with your favorite
songs ). which she sings in Eng
lish. French. Spanish, Italian-and
even Hawaiian. The MAYFJOWER
LOUNGE is the spot that serves
the most delicious Luncheon
Snacks, Dinner and Supper Snacks
in addition to beverages that
give you the lift you need Dancing
from 5 to z f. and after 10 pm.
Phone Teddy for reservations
DIS. 5000.
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Mr.. Lewis Moneyway
Will Entertain.

Mr.. Lewis Lotion Moneyway, presi-
dent of the Arts Club of Washington,
will give the first of series OF Sunday
breakfast parties this morning in his
penthouse studio. The parties Will
be continued during the early winter
season.
This morning the honor guests VIII
be Mr.. Floyd Dell. novelist-playwrignt,
and Mrs. Ellen Woodward, assistant
director of the Public Works Admin
istration.
other guests at the breakfast will
be Miss Minna Gill, Miss Mary
Haworth, Miss Virginia Price, Mr.. ano
Mrs. william E. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs
George A. Benson and Mr.. William
M. Joki.
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Imagine 20To reductions on all
qualities and styles of TAG
hosiery. It's . splendid opportunity
to restock your drawers with a full
seasons supply and to check
of the names on your Christmas
list. LADY WASHINGTON"
TAG hosiery is Tested for
thread, gauge and highest quality
silk. A-pproved-for length, dye
ing, appearance and finish. G-uar-
anteed as first quality! Here are
Just q few Of the savings. Regular
soc Lady Washington Silk Hose 49,.
Tic. Regular $1.00 Lady Washing
ton Silk Hose ;. 80c. Regular $l.25
equality 81. Regular sl.50 quail
ity 31.20. Sizes 81 to ION.
Main door.
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grand dining room at the HOTEL
HAMILTON is the place to go
for truly delicious foods that's
why so many smart folks go there
daily and Sunday. Amazing lunch
cons for 75c. Huge man-size din
ners, $1.25. And the menu offers
an endless variety of suggestions.
14th and K sts. Phone DIST. 1880.
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of boxholderS for the season. Among
those who have reserved boxes for the
season are Nine. Saito, wife of the
Japanese Ambassador; Countess van
der Straten-Ponthoz, wife Of the Bel
gian Ambassador; Mrs. David S. Barry
and Mrs. Wayne Chatfield-Taylor.
Mrs. James Clement Dunn is chair
man of the Box Committee, the men,
bers Of which include Mrs. l.. Corrin
Strong. Mrs. Leonide OurusofT, Mrs.
Edwin B.. Parker, Mrs. r. H. Dunlap,
Miss Carlina Sheridan, Mrs. Carl
Droop. Mrs. George Angus Garrett and
Mrs. Reeve Lewis.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

There is still another woy to
get louehs in the theoter. and
wise showmen will tell you this
second method is for more
effective thon the first. This
School depends upon the STUD
tions for its effects, rother thon
on single lines. A richly comic
situotion is oImost foolproof.
"Tovorich," the comedy in
which Morto Abbo ond Ru-
doIph Forster ore featured, that
is to be presented OF the No
tionol Theoter, stortine tomor-
row night. is notoble tor the
foct thot olmost every loush 1t
contains rises directly out OF q
humorous situotion ond bright
lines, with here and there q
touch Of pothos TO odd solt to
the entertainment.
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Bowens Hosts.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Carville Bowen Of
University Park, Nd, were hosts last
evening at a Halloween barn dance
which they gave in the lumber yard
at Hyattsville. The guests, many OF
whom came from Annapolis and
Washington, wore costumes in keep
ing with the Halloween spirit.
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women who realize the Importance
of comfort in shoes. Featured In
Harper's Bazaar and in Vogue =.
and exclusive with AIRCRAFT In
Washington these stunning
walking shoes are literally walk
ing out" of Mr.. Massey's wide
awake ARTCRAFT. Priced, sl0.75.
1IO1 CONN. AVE.
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cock, DR.. and Mrs. Floyd James
Carter, Mrs. Frances King Cooke, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Montgomery Easley
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mack, DR.. Ernest
L May, Mrs. S. r. de Meissner, Mr.
Caleb O'Connor, Mrs Carroll l..
Stewart and Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fritz
Smith.
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81 r e % GU now before
the rush actually begins ;. from
the most outstanding variety they've
had in years you can be as
sured of finding just the ones to
express your sentiments. Every ap-
proved manner of radiant greeting
is there. Your name may be i'm
printed informally in smart types
to match the greeting or 1t can
Be engraved formally" from your
plate. 1917 q ST.
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NtLhldIcS Va Ca
quisite white or
chids. H u g e
pom pom S OF
chrysa a n the
NUNS or car
ma tions on
lapels. Flower
waistline C or
sages (1914 feel
i,oN Twin cor.
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to throw away
a pair OF
stockings be-
cause of a run
or suag .
when you can
get them re-
paired like
new for so lit
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THE PALAIS
ROYAL. An d
h er e's ood
n E W s.! TIL e
Semi : Annual
Opportunity for
smart women to
save 20% o n
these stockings
nv aitg YOU!
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help you. They
are offering a
lecture course
for housewives
a n d C ] u b
W o m e n o n
INTERIOR
D E c o r A
TION" con-
Quoted by Mr..
Doote
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some Silver FOX
thrown over her
shoulders. CAPI-
TOL FUR SHOP
has he m o S t
magnificent COL
lection Of Silver
Foxes bright
with silver .
Helene has seen
y
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town. Full -silvered skins in cape,
a double scarf or single scarf
makes a divine gift from fore
sighted man to his wife. Capes
from $3.50. Double scarfs from
sl25. Single skins start at SO.
1903 G ST.
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Mrs. Oyster Leaves.

Mrs. Norman oyster left yesterday
for Tucson, Ariz.. to spend the winter
and was accompanied by her two chill
dren. Mrs. oyster has leased her
home, at 2701 Thirty-second street, TO
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Codel.
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SHOREHAM

charge. "Barnee" and his lads play
rhythmic dance melodies continu-
ously. And there are two sparkling
revues nightly. THE One-to-Two
Club" is still going strong with the
young set." ADAMS 0700.
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yo ur fe e t
hurt! That's
why BRIT
ISH WALK
ERS" have
become So
so-so popu-
ar W l t h
smart young
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quaint deli
cacies to spur
the appetite
. at lunch
con, at din
ner . . at
noontin1e or
a t n / g h t!
" \ 1, a
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sages to wear on pockets. Flowers
fresh fowers-arranged to be
worn in casual, tailored bouton-
nieres in formal dazzling array
for evening -. by the floral artists
at GUIDES, 1924 CONN. AVE.
Phone DIS. $3.50.
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to-ht" women
with good look
ing ~ o u n g.
half size dresses
shorter at the
waistline, fuller
at hips to make
them look SLIM
mer and taller.
Sizes 1872 to
26l2. Pric e S,
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Wedding Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward Krah Of
the Chastleton announce the mar
riage of their youngest daughter,
Donna Jacquelyn, to Mr.. Richard E.
Depenbrock The marriage took place
Friday at Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

know t@ 90 hu
Of us) that deep
d o " n IN ur
hearts the old
fashioned spirit Of
the yuletide still
lives! Select your
Christmas cards
at BREWOOD'S
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bulge Helene
advises you to dash
up to the HOME
BEAUTY S H o P
where scientific
Infra : Ray treat
ments. given in a
reclining cabinet,
followed by mas
, sage will do
,>~L1~e fNr- trafI
Evening star., 1937-10-31

LO u N G E.
S / d n e y s
Music h a S
what 1t takes
to put a gay
afternoon or
e v e min g
a c r o S S
c L A r E
Evening star., 1937-10-31

WlIlJeI T / z II ' II
Beaver In a boxy-
S " a g er, Wrlst
length style {.
tops an imported
Honey beige sheer
wool dress .
S145.00 Each can
be worn separately
all winter long :. .
eb0u-inC tho rorar-
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Room" at the
S H O R E.
H A M. G o
for dinner
a n d S t a y
t h r ou g n
s u p er
I h e r e's no
extra cover
Evening star., 1937-10-31

. 's::";1,zzz =: 4 zz.,,s :s"' .

''' RANGES EFT
FRANCES again comes to the fore
and shows an exciting suit for
Evening star., 1937-10-31

t n e Y can
hardly wait
for FO r.
REST OAK
LEY, INC,
to get them
in. The y
wear he m
now wi tn
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tie. Only 15c for a short thread
run; zoe for a long thread run; &c
for each additional thread run.
6l3 18th ST.
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I" 10 YOU BELIEVE in
''sA SANTA CLAUSE" Well,
BREWOOD'S do! They believe IN
Christmas cards, too! And they
Evening star., 1937-10-31

casual coats-and later under their
fur coats. Beautifully tailored, fine
woolens, gently priced at sl495.
Sizes IL to 20. 1918 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1937-10-31
BEAUTY SHOE

Also beneficial for those afflicted
with arthritis and rheumatism.
1915 18th ST. POT. 0055.
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who will give advice on How to
Decorate Your Own Home"
1I43 CONN. AVE, or phone NATL.
l8054.
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0 CKINs YOU LOVE TO
- TOUGH" There isn't
a woman living who doesn't feel
luxurious with a mound of hand
Evening star., 1937-10-31
Residential
And Official
News Notes
Senator Austin
Will Return
To Capital

r. AUSTIN will be back In
- Washington the middle of No
vember from their home IN
Burlington, VT. for the opening OF
the extra session of Congress.
Senator and Mrs. Alvah B. Adams
will return to their apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel November IL
from Pueblo, Calf.
Senator Charles o. Andrews will
return to the Capital November 13
from his home in Orlando, Fla. Mrs.
Andrews will not come to the Capital
this winter, but will remain in Or
lando.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore c. Meeker,
jr., entertained at the Halloween fes-
tivities in the Shoreham blue room
last evening for Mrs. Floyd Compton
in celebration of her birthday ami
versary. Their other guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Walker, Miss
Ethel Brown, Mr.. Graham Stewart of
Chicago and Mr. Compton.
Mr.. Cyril Wynne, chief Of the divi-
sion of research and publication, De-
partment of State, and Mrs. Wynne
entertained at dinner Thursday eve
ming. Their guests included Mr.. E.
Wilder Spaulding of the Department
of State and Mrs Spaulding, Miss
Mary Walton McCandlish, niece of
Mr.. r. Walton Moore, counselor of
the Department; Miss Eleanor Rust of
Fairfax, Va, and Mr.. Hiram w john
son, Sd. and Mr.. Gilbert Calden of
San Francisco, Calf.
Mr.. Eben F. Comins has recently
returned to Washington after three
month visit in Guatemala. The draw
ings that he made there of the Indian
types are now on exhibition at the
Farnsworth Museum of Wellesley Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hobart MacCubbin
have closed their Summer home,
Greenbank, at Travilah, Md, and have
returned to their home at 22l8 Wyom-
ing avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Weigert cele-
brated their silver wedding anniver-
sary Sunday evening, October "a, at
their home at 215 Webster street NV
Mr.. and Mrs Weigert were assisted in
receiving their guests by their daugh-
ters, Mrs. Gerard Erickson of Brook
lyn, N. Y, and the Misses Marie and
Katherine Weigert. Mrs. Weigert
wore black crepe informal dress anc
a shoulder corsage of talisman roses
There were four generations of the
family present as we'll ss a number
of relatives and friends who attended
the wedding 25 years ago. There wa.
dancing during the evening and sew.
eral of the guests sang solos. Mr.
William Heffner performed severa
tricks of magic. ~ III = -.
Miss Gertrude ]. Wood of Moline
Ill, is spending few days at tn,
Dodge and is accompanied by hel
sister, Mrs. G.. F. Minnick of Grea
Neck, N. Y.
Mrs. Charles H. Boardman, accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Alfred M
Walters Of Lynn, Mass, is spending
the week end at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Egerton of New
York are spending brief time at th'
Dodge.
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IS T EARN THE LANGUAGE
80 ~ OF FLOWERS" to
be smart this winter. Flower top
knots on your hair for evening.
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s. YOUTH WILL B E
800 = SERVED" with succu-
lent roast, with sizzling steaks-and
the HAMuTON'S the host! Pi-
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LANS are being completed for
the colorful military ball OF
the Washington Post of the
L Russian Veterans Society of
the World War, Tuesday, November
9. in the main ballroom Of the May
flower Hotel. Each year the ball is
one Of the most impressive on the
social program, with many Of the Of
ficers and guests wearing their uni
forms and decorations.
Prince George, son Of the late
Grand Duke Constantin Constantine
vich, uncle of the late Gar of Rus
sia, is life member of the post and
will be the honor guest at the bal
next week.
The Russian Veterans Society is
composed of American citizens, for
mer officers of the Russian army and
navy who served with the allies ir
the World War. Proceeds of the bal
will go to the relief of disabled Rus.
sian veterans Of the World War who
are not receiving compensation.
Grand Duke Dimitry
President Of Post.
Grand Duke Dimitry is president
of the Washington post and other Of
f1cials include Gen. A. M. Uzefovic,l
commander; Col. Lord G. D. Leslie
chief of staff, and Capt T. I. Lavrl-
scheff, adjutant.
The program of entertainment will
include floor show arranged by
Sasha Bartnovsky and Misha Mar
koff, with an act from the Russian
Troika. A buffet supper will be
served at midnight.
The Ball Committee includes
Prince George, honorary life member;
Col. and Mrs. G. D. Leslie, Col. and
Mrs. A. M. Possel, Capt. and Mrs. r
N. Ramme, Capt. and Mrs. T. L
Lavrischeff, 1t. and Mrs. A. ]. Smir-
noff, 1t. and Mrs. P. Toutorsky, MFR
and Mrs. John I. Grim, Mrs. Sally
Darlington -Chamberlin, Capt. and
Mrs. A. I. Krynitsky. Comdr. Thomas
c. Ramsey, Maj. and Mrs. Ernest
Leslie Osborne. Capt. and Mrs. James
Regan, Sd; 1t. and Mrs. G. NJ. Sa-
harov. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burr Lenhart
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Magnuson and 1t
S. I. Tonn, officer of the day.
List of Patrons
And Patronesses.
Patrons and patronesses include
Senator and Mrs. Morris Sheppard
Senator and Mrs. Millard E. Tydings
Senator and Mrs. Ebert D. Thomas
Senator Robert H. Reynolds, Senator
and Mrs. William K. King, Admira
and Mrs. Mark l.. Bristol. Mai. Edwin
s. Bethlehem, jr.; Gen. and Mrs. Al
bert L. Cox, Maj. and Mrs. Johr
Devereux Cutter, Capt. Valentine
Sherman Doebler, Gen. and Mrs
Amos A. Fries, Gen. and Mrs. Peter c
Harris, Gen. and Mrs. Frank T. Hines
Col. Chauncey B. Humphrey. 1t. Col
and Mrs. George E. Ijams, Maj. ant
Mrs. Norman Kane, Capt. and Mrs
Royal B. Lord, Col. and Mrs. Watson
Miller, Col. and Mrs. James Regan
Col. C. John Russell, Maj. Spiro Sar.
| gentisch, Col. Walter l.. Simpson, Maj
and Mrs. D. F. c. Simpson, Col. anc
Mrs Peter P Shadrin, Col. and Mrs
J. T. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. George B
Tribe, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Claude Bah
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4" A cRAMP IN THE FOOT
puts 'crimp in the
brain!" There's no doubt about it
you can't operate your brain II
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IS K EEP UP WITH YOUR
~ CHILDREN" That's
an important rule these days! And
the ABBOT ART SCHOOL will
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80 w URES NEVER DO?"
the little truth-tellers. And since
your figure shows every bump ana
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Theatre Note.

The overose comedy gets most
Of its laughs by the old stroisht-
man, or two-Iine joke method;
thot is, one chorocter soys
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s o m E thing
er ious or
h q = m lei IS.
O n d tn e
other Choir
ocief makes
o retort thot
eIicits either
q roar or q
host o I
smiles, q S.
I h e c q S e
mnY b
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g THEY LOVE TO BE IN
80 L YOUR SHOES" :.
Helene's speaking Of LADY
WASHINGTON" TAG hosiery -.
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{" SILVER MAGIC FOR
''' - GOLDEN HOURS.
when you go dinner-dancing or
supper-dancing to the new Blue
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ticability of such a purchase.
FRANCES EFT FRANCES has other
suits from s29.75. 1915 CONN. AVE.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

- Wv 4 ~ LAO Lis q
SALE! "One-of- "a
kind" dresses for
street, afternoon,
dinner and formal
wear . boast ter
rifle reductions!
$685. and s19.95
dresses, NOW $40.
S22.75 and s29.95
<sroeeor NOW eI5
Evening star., 1937-10-31
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il" CPIRITED MUSIC WITH
'''o YOUR SPIRITS" &.
when you go cocktail or supper
dancing at the MAYFLOWER
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sc Young THINGS COB
BILE UP" light
weight wool dresses for spectators,
sports, for school and business.
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I" REFoRE A LITTLE GOES
'''D LONG WAY" let
that run be stopped by SOUTHERN
STELOS. It's sheer extravaganza
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UITH

:" WHATS ALL THE HUM
AND BUZZIN
ABOUT?" A class reunion? No!
A tea-party? No! No! JACQUELIN
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~VT[s 4 I ' 2 D5
s8.95 to 1855. sos 18th ST.
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You'll discover it's wise to take the
elevator to JACQUELIN STORY'S!
located SUITE 805 18th floor
American Bldg. 1917 F ST.
N uERE'S TRUE HALF
''' = SIZE SUCCESS" To
be explicit. the HALF-SIzE DRESS
SHOP-delights hundreds Of "hard-
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Military,Ba
Plans Being
Completed
Russian Veterans
To Hold Event
November 9.

LANS are being completed for
/ the colorful military ball OF
the Washington Post of the
L Russian Veterans Society of
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Egerton Of New
York are spending a brief time at the
Dodge.
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q aG Cd .
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Mrs. Charles H. Boardman, accom-
panied by her sister. Mrs. Alfred M
Walters Of Lynn, Mass, is spending
the week end at the Dodge.
Evening star., 1937-10-31

Miss Gertrude J. Wood of Moline
Ill, is spending few days at the
Dodge and is accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. G.. F. Minnick of Great
Neck, N. Y.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
AM|CK, BROWN
IN GOLF final

Miss Marion Brown, champion
of Manor Club, and Mrs. E. M.
Amick, started their match in the
final found at Columbia this
morning at $50 o'clock. The
charming miss from Manor won
her way to the final by defeating
Mrs. Betty Meckley yesterday in
a match marked by brilliant shot
making, 6 and 5.
Mrs. Amick, shooting from q
IA handicap, defeated Mrs. A. w.
Tucker, of Beaver Dam, who was
a finalist last year. Mrs. Tucker
was cratic in her play yesterday
and paid the penalty.
Despite six on par four-hole
going out, Miss Brown reached
the turn in 81. Aided by two"
stroke handicap she led Mrs.
Meckley 5 up at the turn. Play
ing nicely, Miss Brown added to
her lead on the road home and
scored a popular victory.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25

Coronlum -. ..1o6 Threadneedle liz
Carvola ....ll6
SIXTH RACE-Four-year-olds and up
ward claiming purse. $1,000 MARY
landJ; ! lis miles.
Moonpenny ....11OFusco ..........111
Sno5by scamp lis xMiss Tiptoe lOs
Sandy Belle. los Acautaw ...ll1
NHappy Easter. lO4IxHard Chase..lO4
Queen Govans. ITO xBest Policy LOS
Ardor ..... lis Sir Windsor ia
Also eligible:
glowing Goal loSI Boosel .........11s
SSea Gull ..... los Golden Vein ...llS
SEVENTH E-Three-year-olds
claiming; purse, $1,000; mile and 10
yards.
HTorqul ....... 1O9xSilver Braid Of. los
Miss Ponne 1OSxLight Cruiser. 1o6
Combatant ..,..ll1lxDizzy Dame. -. 1913
Mss Pecan C:h. ~ Besuedwins IN
Kinross ....... ll4lxNevernever M
Also eligible
kenner ...'.. lf4xsCandinsvlsn ios
xApprentlce allowance claimed, Listed
Weather. clear; track. fast.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
FRAT TO scRIMMAcE

Delta Phi Fraternity will scrim-
mage with Takoma Firemen to-
morrow at 2 p. m.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
BULGE BATTLES
GERMAN AGAIN

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25.-For
the fourth time this year Don
Bulge and Baron Gottfried Won
Cramm of Germany will meet to.
day for another tennis champion
ship.
The two will battle for the Paci-
fic Southwest mems singles title.
Bulge hasn't lost a single set, but
Won Cramm has had trouble all
the way.
The biggest upset in yesterdays
matches was the defeat in the
mems doubles semi-finals of Bulge
and Gene Mako at the hands of
George Hughes and Charles Hare
Of England, -6, "a, 81, IS.
Helen Wills Moody and Baron
Won Cramm defeated Joe Hunt,
one of Americas potential greats,
and Nine. Sylvia Henrotin, Of
France, 8-6, 16, in a mixed
doubles match.
Other results were:
Alice Marble, Los Angeles, de-
feated Dorothy Bundy, Santa
Monica, 2-6, 60, "a, women's
singles semifinal round.
Gracyn Wheeler defeated Mario
RE Van Ryn, 81, 81, 60, WON
ems singles semifinal round.
Frank Shields and Jacques
Brugnon defeated John Van Ryn
and Joe Hunt, 81, As, 81
mems doubles semifinal round.
Alice Marble and Anita Llama
defeated Helen Jacobs and Pa
tricia Henry, 13, 81;
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
SOUTH ASSN. PLAYoFF

Atlanta .......... 900 900 1000 1
Little Rock . 900 900 Olx-1 8 /
Batteries-Durham and Richards; Hum
phries and Thompson
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Grand Slam
NeUark Sets Mark By
SWeep in PLdyOff

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. Is.
Whipping Baltimore 10-7, the New
ark Bears today boasted a record
breaking sweep of the Interna-
tional League playoffS, in which
they won the league championship
and qualified for the little world
series against the American Asso-
citation champions.
Newark broke all records for its
league by winning the pennant
with mai gir, of 2512 games. A
rally in the seventh inning, aided
by homer that tailed two runs,
hit by the bat of Bob Seeds, and
additional tallieS in the two final
innings, clinched things for the
Newark team.
The Washington times., 1937-09-25
Swiad0n s Injury May Ruin
Grid Hopes of New York T..
ViOletS Lack
Power On
Left Side
TEAM IS GREEN

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