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Photo, Stencils for Presses
and MineOpraph Machine.

Act quickly to obtain agency in Wash
inEton or nearby cities for GrafLlte equip,
nent and supplies for transferring printed
letterheads. proofs Of cuts. ruled forms,
pen and ink or crayon drawings. coarse
direct to, mimeosraph fiber stencils by
aD Thirty
printing press. from one stencil. Two
and $3.50: make stencil from prepared
copy in 10 minutes: cost, of developed
and mounted full-Size stencil ready to run
on any model duplicator or platen print
ing press 90 cents; no dark room or
technical training required. Until agency
territory is allotted. outfits may be pur-
chased direct from manufacturer Art
Service Co., 1896 South Broadway st
Louis. Mo. Have Just doubled size of
air-condition factory: immediate deliv-
cries. Representative here to interview
prospective agents who may secure ex-
elusive territory through purchase of
stencll-making machines and supplies
Liberal commissions: continuing sales Of
pre-senstized stencils and chemical sup
plies highly profitable to agents. Box
19-K. Star.
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SPECIALIZING
BOARDING CATS.

Personal attention under veterinary in
spectlon. Individual houses and runs.
Mrs. V. Pedone. l4ll No. Nash ST. Rad
nor Heights, Va. Clar. l4ll, 10 minutes
drive from GEORGETOWN
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SCOII1E puppies; excellent blood line:
healthy. Mrs. E Berger. LoundeS ave
and Edmonston rd.. East HyattSyllle. Nd. :
BEAGLE HOUND PUPS. e wks. old. E.
n. Hanser. li3! R ST. NV. Apt. -. 1893
Sunday.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERS. 81 10 up; Eurekas
Hoovers Electrolux. Premiers; guar, IKE
CO. sO5 1Ith st. NV. National Il5D
VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt like new. 1-yr
guar; Electrolux, Hoover, Eureka, Beevac,
Etc S5Y5 gp give 10 Gays free trial
VACUUM CLEANER, Electrolux and attach
ments, Al condition: S25. Reliable, 500s
4th st. NV.
VACUUM CLEANER. Eureka. grand prize
ments SO. so5 Ith st. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS : Electrolux Ike
new. $50; Apex. ST.; Hoovers, SO, others
-: NaI,n Repdirins a,, Vac ncsn Exchange, $50 r
yICTROLA. with $50 records. 500 Noyes
drive. Silver Spring. Phone Shepherd
WASHING MACHINE--lo33 Westinghouse;
excellent condition: original price S1G; Will
sacrifice. Decatur 34"5 wk days.
WASHING MACHINE. $"95o: Monel metal
tub: display machine. 500. 80. Proctor &
Ridgely, 1924 l4th NV. Columbia 10000
WASHING MACHINE MOTORS, brushes.
belts, bearings. pulleys. reWinding Get
our prices. Harris, 9th and O.
WASHING MACHINE. brand,new Apex,
~, 90 s,d model With VIZ a. pump. go cash.
VAS fIsf eG MAonNEs 9 sh Ss rsbnit II like
] Year guarantee; Maytass, Apex. A. b c..
etc, Sl2.o5 and UP. Electrical Center,
5l4 10Th st. NV
w EDEN bAb1 ofthND, Dlr0 S-eye maple
bed room furniture. massive Flemish oak
dining set G6-in. table: electric washng
machine. ST.; w. IL W. sewing machine,
pictures, lamps. china and glassware an
liaues. etc Mary E. Moore, ArcturuS, Mt.
Vernon Blvd. Alex. 2S-F-3.
ON ACCOUNT of moving from 6-room
house TO small apt. will have Various good
quality furnishings TO sell. After O'Clock
Sunday. s51 Newton 81. NV
! SMELL BICYCLE, practically new. 2S-
inch wheel; price, 81; cash. Apply "2G
st. ne. Apt. 4.
WILL SELL S2l .o93.15 real estate first
trust note bearing 5i2 per cent; no dis
count; good investment, Closing estate
Call KenSington '2l-W.
SPANISH SHAWLS, beautiful design:
reasonable 2l4o N st. NV apt. 80, or
call District lH2o after pm
BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE
BrlCks, lOO,OoU for immediate delivery
Also ba,htUbs. sinks; lumber, new and used
house paint. plasterboard. Visit our =
yards for big SAVING
CITY WRECK1NG CO, INC.
successor 10 Harris Wrecking Co, l'!4G LIST
81. s f and No. > ST. S e. Line 4093
HEATERS New, domestic automatic stor-
age hot water heaters fully guaranteed {.
90 and % gal capacity: A. G. A. approved ,
at aitTaT T,rL prices sS, for LIMITED time only.
1886 lst 81, Sc Line. 4Oa3
Brick, Handmade, Hard.
!xI. SASH AND DOORS: MUST BE
UNBELIEVABLE PRICES
1880 COZ I1MPIA Pm NV
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REFR1G ORATORS. eiectric; very good
condition. AS low as 500. P. o. Smith.
il3 H ST. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
RUG. American Oriental practically new:
also few scatter rugs, real bargain. Box
43.-J Star
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GAS RANGES like new SIS up: installed
guaranteed Why pay more? j. w. Will
llams Nail. MISk 500 9Th n ". -
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REFRIGERATOR MOTORS. bearings belts,
brushes. pulleys. rewlndlng; get our prices.
IalrlN ArnHtUIc Co 81 b and O
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GAS RANGE white enamel. burners and
broler oven control. used mos; Sl5.
$50 3rd
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CHOW PUPPIES, exceptional specimens
from best blood lines. John Anderson,
Glenmont Nd. Phone KenSnston las.
AlREDALE. male, | year old, black with
tan pedigreed: inoCuIated very reason
able POI
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MIscELLANEoUs WANTED.

ACCOUNTING CLIENTELE: established
d. c. public accountant we'll equipped .
will purchase or manage. Box 600,
Franklin Station.
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GAS RANGE Detroit Jewe,. excellent con-
d tiCn: reasonable. Cleveland 1JOl.
GAS STOVE Magic Chef nearly new. 4
burners table top real bargain. loG Balti-
more blvd HyatlsvIlle. Greenwood l915.
GENERATORS. quality first, exchanges in
stock for all cars. guaranteed factory
duDlirateS Harris 9th and O n W
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ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES ,3,. 3 mos.
old from best blood lines right for Fall
hunting $1,000 each Papers furnished.
c. NJ. HlrSt. white house. opposite Odd
FellnNs. HAM Falls Church Va
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1896 WILSON BLVD. Clarendon. Va
modern adjoining stores. :}6X65-ft: ad-
loinine Wilson Theater. opposite Colonial
Village; will lease as entirety or divide 10
suit tenant; suitable for l0c store. gro
cery, flower. auto supply store etc.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. INC.
1891 Conn. Ave Decatur $500.
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FURNITURE-Be room. kitchen. porch.
studio couch. tables. dresserS. As st.
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FARM q GARDEN,

iANDSCAP1NG. pruning, planting, trans
piantlne' Sodd lawns made. renovated.
also MAINTENANCE. W. e. Walker, 252 GAL
lann st v. Randolph OlIa
SODDlNG. top soil, fasstone rock rsr-
den stones f0- ale: work Guaranteed.
Ashton 2O-F-l4
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RADIO STOCK AND EQUIPMENT Neon
signs. tubes vibratorS. parts. etc p. Su-
preme tube checker Confidence tube and
vibrator tester. new End used radio sets.
good opportunity to go in business: best
cash offer takes all. Harris Armature Co,
9th and o SITS n "
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| HUNTERS, ATTENTION-Why not board
your dog where he Will be kept in hunting
trim ali year? For SIS per month your
dos Will be exercised daily on liberated
game. Training is SO per month; satIs-
faction guaranteed. Broad Run Kennels
and Game Farm. Manassas, Va. Tel.
Clarendon 14O6-J
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PIANO. upright. Schubert ebony case;
beautiful tone; splendid condition; $1,000;
absolutely no less; private home. Georgia
i1E3
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MONDAY ONLY. Sl,!1 half gallon with
your porch with eaSyto- apply. easy-to-
clean Monad floor and deck paint. Resists
wear and weather. For use on wood. con-
crete or linoleum, Half gallon covers q
large porch. We carry complete stock
of Monad paints. Free delivery. Phone
orders always accepted. Atlantic lAO0.
EECElNGER co 4-SIQR ES-i
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| suite S25 bed spring mattress $40, chest
| drawers 50, ice box, So. Miller. 26.:2
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GAS RANGE porcelain. Loraln oven reg
ulator excellent condition $40. l4ti
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model. 7-tube. 3-band. magic eve. $50 80;
easy terms. Apex Elec. Co. .O3 9th st.
NV at G
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BOSTON BULL DOG. pedigreed female:
reasonable. $40 Somerset pi. NV. Geor-
gla 025S
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NE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th St NV
Nicely furnished single rooms running
TaleE. next bath. 81 $685., double. s.;
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~ EYE ST. NW.-Larse single room.
adjoining bath. spacious closet inner.
spring mattress lady only; 500 monthly.
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CUT FLOWERS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADICLUs
delivered for 81 or soc dozen. Helene
Afheck. Box 23l-A. Route No. 3, Vienna,
Va Phone Vienna 33-W-2 81
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Ihth AND r SITS. NW.-Will share With
gentleman, 2-room modernly furnished
app priylleses. S35 month. Decatur 1858
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RADIO. l2-tube a c. d c. table model,
Sl4,95 comp, with police calls and for
elgn reception. Apex Elec. Co. 1O9 ath
St u ", al G
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o!o9 Bird ST NV Nicely furnished room
Georgia 1870. ~
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He NETHERLANDS Apt 3O5, 1850 Co.
!umoIa rd-Qulet. corner room for ssttl.d
employed lady; reference Columbia 0sl6
1898 NJ ST. NV. ] block from Conn
IBeautIful. newly decorated front
OOllDle had
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liu9 l6Lh ST. NW.-Convenient. sins.
and double vacancies: SIS mo hon.
pf!Fl!eseS basement apt, private bath.
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~ D ST. SE.-3 rooms with private
ette. front. adults
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FOX TERRIERS, toy and medium type,
ST. 80 Up. Female collie, s.. Philips Ken
nels. 1929 Bladensburg ne.
ENGLISH BULL TERRIER PUPPIES. 3
months. finest pedisree wonderful pets
2301 Calvert ST. NV. Adams 6ll4
FOX TERRIERS, small. smooth haired, 3
months old; reasonable. 3OtO Vista ST.
ne. Wooorldge
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Cocker spsniels buff, buff and white
black, black ana white. S2U->25, ScotIieS.
SO Wlre-halred terriers, SIa-S"u. All
A. +. c. registration and inoculated De-
tense Highway Kennels. :! miles from Bla-
denSburs on the Defense HIGHWAY
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WIREHAVEN KENNELS.
PUPPIES-35 to choose from

HURRY HURRY! Only few left OF good
cocker puppies, specially priced for Au-
kust sale; See our puppies before you buy
Shepherd lnHN
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RADIOS-Si o. complete and up; s-tube
Majestic. s695; 1l-tuhe Philco. Sl2a
Apex Elec. Co. 703 9th st. Il ". at G.
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PADICS-I9&> PhIico Zenith and r c. A
models on display Liberal trade-in allow
anceS. Easy terms. Apex Elec. Co. 100
9th ST II v a. q
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POULTRY 8 EGGS,
TURKEY POuLTS
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

- 7 IINHoI fH HhftII CkJhIh eRK, StOVe,
CHESTNUT, $40. Pea. $3.50. BuckWheat,
81 30 Line. 1874 Adams 3lsn
Special; can save you up to
4Ob on genuine Pennsyl-
vania white or red ash
anthracite, but buy now.
Phone Adams 5792 anv time.
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REFRIGERATOR - Rebuilt Frieidaire.
St950; G F, Merge and Stewart Warner
Terms as low as lOc a day. See us before
You buy. Electrical Center, 5l4 9th st.
NV National $50,
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REFRIGERATORS-T n your Old au-
tomato rcfrIgrratOTS with L. P. STFUART
INC. Open ewes. and all dav Saturday for
Nogr convenience our customers receive
only stnulne factory service, l. P. Steuar..
Inc. liol Ian st NV Decatur $500.
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I32' L ST. W-Second- floor Ink room,
heAt oatn. $40. Also cool frst-hoor
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REFRIGERATORS- $3.50 TO so;
guaranteed ac-d.c. motors; ventilating
exhaust ceiling fans. Carly. l6oS 18th.
REFRIG ERATOR. electric, perfect cond-
ZION; cheap for cash III Seaton place
NV. or can Decatur uSSg.
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DOGS BEAUTY SALON.
DEE GEE KENNELS.
POWKIM KENNELS.

Cocker spaniel puppies stud service, red
and particolor. Reservations being taken
for boarders during Summer vacations
Marlboro Pike. b miles from D. c. line.
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PRINTING PRESS MOTORS REPAIRED
belts brushes bearings. repairs Service
call. North 1870, Harris, 9th and o n ".
RADIO. Majestic G-tube set; good shape,
bareaNn. Call West liGO Apt. 7i3
RADIO Majestic S-tube. GOOD condition.
81. - llth 50. Sc. Apt -
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RADIOS-We closing out all 1897 floor
$40; $40 rs Phl!co. now SIS; 81! a5 RCA-
Victor. now SIS $50 95 RCA-V!ctor. now
so, S1H5n Stromberg Carlson, now $50.
Sl5O RCA-NlC'or. now So, >l3V Phl!co.
now SO, several Others. all fully suaran-
iced. Nat ;}2'!:i. Arthur Jordan Piano Co..
lN..n G Cnrner l.lth
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RADIO O-PHONOGRAPH late model fine
condition, So or best offer: oTthophonc
Vlctrola. $40, Shepherd 2ii5-M.
REFG G-Elec SO 80 to SO. guaranteed
A. CD. c. motors. yentllatlns exhaust cell
lne fans, terms. Carly. lGOS IAN
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other ar
ticles cheap. to close estate: Bile silver.
plated; Eureka vacuum, radio. d: c. cur
rent: fur coat overcoat. banjo. filled sold
LonfineS tSwiSSl watch. good condition.
lot of books: also S,l .O93-13 real estate
trust note 5i2rc. no discount. and house
for sale, Call Kensnston 2l-W. Articles
Wa ashinp ION. d C.
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REFRIGERATOR electric Sears. Roebuck
Coldspot; perfect condition; 4 cubic feet;
so; used less than a year have Swear
guarantee. To inspect phone Randolph
34lS week day evenings
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HUPMOBILE 1890 modernistic sedan: new
brakes drums. trued; runs good; only $50.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

DIAMOND BARGAINs-A very nne COM
plete selection OF unredeemed diamonds.
watches and tewelry for sale at prices
o. to 4Oes. All merchandise GUAR
ANTEED as to weight color and perfec-
ton. Busses leaving 11th and Pa. ave.
south end Highway Bridge. opposite Wash
inpton AirDort
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BICYCLE. boys frame @6-inch wheel: good
condition; $40. Call Cleveland 1926.
BIKE. sidewalk. coaster wagon. toy mold
Ing Kit. coaster tBoZol. all excellent con-
dition. 1919 Kennedy. Geo. 5374.
BIKES :" slightly used; size 26x2s; SD.
METROPOLITAN 1873
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STUD BOSTON TERRIER great grandson
Of Int. Champ. Rockabye Dempsey beau
tIfullv marked nominal fee. Geo. 1914
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES-Pure-br
REGISTERED. lnocElated Beech Tree Farm.
Annanoa!e I'd. Falls Church 4G2-W-
ENGLISH BULL DOG. = weeks old white
pedlRreed 81 Spring ST.. Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria .su3l
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Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess
AtWhite House Luncheon
Continued From Third Page.)

womans division the vice charmen Mrs George A.
Trowibridge Christine M Nuno.
Senator and Mrs Mard Tydngs hosts at dinner this
evening Knight Davies residence on MASSACHUSETTS
avenue where they making their home during the
Representative entertained at
dinner their apartment at Wardman Park
Their guests and Mrs Guy M Gillette Dr. Morris
Sheehy Dr. and Merritt and Dr. and Mrs Edward Boss
Following group 35 friends of Representative and
surprise party in celebration OF
seventh wedding anniversary Senator Clyde Herring pre-
sented Representative Bermann with desk radio from
their friends Later evening buffet supper served
guests Representative and Mrs Fred Gichrst Rep
Lloyd ThuSon Representative and Mrs John
CWynn Representative Jacobsen and his mother
Mrs B. N Jacobsen Clinton Representative and Mrs
Turner and Mrs Vincent Harrington
Mr. and A. Scheer and Mrs Frank Scott Mr. and Mrs
Berlin Mrs. Barney Chapman Mr. and Mrs John
Hammond Charles L. Calender Mr. and Mrs Laurence
Rube Emily Berg Mr. and Mrs Ray Douglass and Mr. and
Charles Marshall.
secretary the German Embassy and Frau Banken-
horn have Monday evening" February
g. at residence, 37o3 Thirtythird place.
United States OF the International boundary
Commission between United Mexico and Mrs L. w.
Lawson member League graduate of Mills
College, Calf.
Col Neil Rchie British Army officer of the famous Black
the Shoeham for few days while in Washington
his way back Kingdom after years service in
He will visit West Point before sailing for London
Seldom B. Spangler and their family again
Club Hills after tWo-Week visit with
spangers parents Mrs F. G. Amon of Pensacola Fla
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Cuban Ambassador
TOAttend Concert of
Mexican Orchestra

THE Cuban Ambassador, DR.. Gull
lermo Patterson y de Jauregui, has
been added to the steadily growing list
of diplomats who are planning to at
tend the concert tomorrow evening at
the Willard Hotel by Mercado's Tipica
Mexican Orchestra.
Additional patrons include Senator
Denris Chavez the minister counselor
Of the Cuban Embassy and Sonora
de Baron, the first secretary of the
Mexican Embassy and Sonora de
Fuentes, the first secretary of the
Ecuadorean Embassy and Sonora de
Mantilla- -Ortega, the secretary Of the
Venezuelan Legation and Sonora de
Lares, the Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Sumner Welles, Princess
Margaret Boncompagni, the third Sec
retary of the Mexican Embassy and
Sonora de Garduno, Mrs. George Ru-
blee, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Mr.. and Mrs. william Culbertson, Mrs.
Matthew John Whittall, Lieut.. Col.
and Mrs. Robert H. Fletcher, Senorita
Maria Olaya, Mr.. j. Monro Hunter.
Mrs. John H. Converse of Philadelphia
and Mr.. William K. Huff, executive
director of the Philadelphia Forum,
will also attend.
The orchestra musicians appear in
the ornate costumes of the charro,
Mexican cowboy. and are ably assisted
by the soloiSts, Senorita Lolita Valdez,
soprano; Senor Gustavo Carrasco,
tenor; Sarita Sanchez, salterist, and
Luis y Joseflna Ojeda, dancer.
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the Corcoran to make the awards from
the works submitted for the exhibition.

Miss Cora Byrd Of Morganton, N.
c., is spending a few days at the
Dodge.
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Miss Ii Latterner and
Mr.. WvsOn9 to Wed

The wedding of Miss Virginia
Burke Latterner, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Lunsford Stevens, and Mr..
William Prentiss Wysong, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Wysong of Web
ster Springs, w. Va, will take place
Friday evening at 8 o'clock in st. AL
bans Church, the Rev. Charles
Warner officiating.
Miss Latterner has selected as her
attendants her sister, Miss Josephine
Latterner, who will serve as maid OF
honor, and Mrs. Milton Price and
Mrs. John Thornley, Harding.
Representative Jennings Randolph
of West Virginia will act as best man
for Mr.. Wysong. The uSherS will in
clude Mr.. B. Woodruff Weaver, Mr..
Milton Price, Mr.. John Thornley, Hard
ing, Mr.. John EdmondS Stodder, Mr..
Daniel Eberly and Mr.. James Wodell
of Clarksburg, w. Va.
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and Mr.. Roland Robbins, has ap-
pointed as chairmen of the groups at
the individual hotels Mrs. Elonzo Ty-
ner at the Carlton, Mrs. Parker West
at the Mayflower. Mrs. Barrett Pret-
lyman at the Raleigh, Mrs. Craig
Peacock at the Washington, Mrs.
Lawrence Clayton at the Shoreham,
Miss Margaret Black at the Dodge
and Mrs. E. Goring Bliss at the Will
lard.
Mrs. Vests committee includes
Mrs. William E. Borah, Mrs. John
Mcclure, Mrs William Jennings
Price, Mrs. Henry Flood, Mrs. Sol
Bloom, Mrs. Arthur Tirrell, Mrs. Fred
Essary, Mrs. George Barnett, Mrs.
Robert Jackson, Mrs. John Wideman,
Mrs. Louis Montfort, Mrs. Emil Hurja,
Miss Pauletta Guffy. Mrs. Charles
Riggs, Mrs. William Miller and Mrs.
Hugh Matthews.
In the group headed by Mrs. Pea
cock are Mrs. C. Rogers Arundel,
Mrs. Consuelo Seone, Mrs. Ralph
Church. Mrs. J. Brent Clarke, Mrs.
John j. Darby. jr.; Mrs. William C..
Joyner, Mrs Edward Lake, Mrs. Cam
den McAtee. Mrs. Frank Nesbit, Mrs.
Justin Miller, Mrs. James L. Oliver,
Mrs. George Romney, Mrs. Ray Ly-
man Sexton, Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor
and Mrs. Rogers Whiteford.
Under Mrs. Prettyman's direction
will be Miss Margaret Ayres. Miss
Margaret Thomas, Mrs. John Benny,
Mrs. w. A. Roberts, Mrs. Pyke John
son, Mrs. Edward WILDER, Mrs. Stuart
Rice, Mrs. Garland Furguson, Mrs.
Edwin L. Davis, Mrs. Donald Rich
berg, Mrs. N. Townsend, Mrs George
Ward, Mrs. William Huff Wagner,
Mrs. Edward Goodrich, Mrs, Ann
Marshall, Mrs. John E. Walker and
Mrs Park Jones.
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Seventy.Fourth Club
Luncheon Today

The wives of the members of the
Seventy-fourth Congress will enter
tain at luncheon today at l o'clock at
the Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Ralph Brews-
ter of Maine is president of the or
ganization and Mrs Maury Maverick
of Texas has charge of the arrange
ments. This is the first meeting of
the year and an election of officers
will follow the meeting. There will
be so guests.
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white slipper satin and tulle veil,
edged in Venetian lace, and carried
a shower bouquet Of white roses and
lilies Of the valley.
Miss Louise F. Ryan, sister of the
bride, was the maid of honor, wear
ing chartreuse chiffon dress trimmed
in Indian orange, and carrying bou-
quet of snap dragons and aZaleas.
Mr.. Stanley M. Morley was the best
man for the bridegroom and the ushers
were Mr.. John J. Lipscomb, Mr.. Frank
F. Emge, Mr.. Allan J. Burton and Mr..
John r. Ruane.
A wedding breakfast and reception
followed at the Army-Navy Country
Club, where the bridegroom is golf
professional.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton left later for
a wedding trip, the bride wearing a
beige wool suit with brown accessories
and a corsage bouquet Of talisman
roses. Upon their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton will make their home at
2221 Fortieth street northwest.
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Artists Committee
Luncheon YESTERDAY

The officers and members Of the
Executive Committee of the Society
Of Washington Artists entertained at
luncheon at the Cosmos Club yester-
day in honor of the Jury Of Awards
for the forty-sixth annual exhibition
Of the society. which opens next Sun
day in the Corcoran Gallery Of Art.
Mr.. Hans Schuler, Baltimore sculp-
tor; Mr.. Leon Kroll and Mr.. Clifford
Beal, New York painters, and Mr.. Ed
ward Bruce Of Washington, adviser to
the art section Of the procurement d.
vision Of the Treasury Department,
comprised the Jury.
Mr.. Charles Bittinger, president Of
the society; Mr.. Robert e. Motley, vice
president; Miss Elizabeth E. Graves,
treasurer; Miss Lucia B. Hollerith, Sec
retary, and members OF the Executive
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Committee, Miss Catharine c. Critch-
er, Miss Eleanor Parke Gusts, Miss
Dorothy M. Davidson, Mr.. Roger M.
Rittase and Mr.. Hans Schlereth, at
tended the luncheon.
Later the Jury Of Awards went to
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Reunion Committee
Will Be Entertained

Mai. A. L. Smith will entertain the
membership of the 1887 Rainbow Tri-
State Reunion Committee at his resi-
dence, 1924 Seventeenth street, this
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
This group of veterans will make
plans for the promotion of the stag
party to be held in this city Monday
night, February %. The function will
be an appropriate commemoration Of
the date when the And (Rainbow)
Division took over the Lorraine front,
February %, 1918. The District of
Columbia Chapter, Rainbow Division
Veterans, will be the host to the off,
GERS and other members of the Mary
land and Virginia State chapters,
r. D. V.
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Ticket Committee

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Of the woans division and the vice chamen Mrs George
Trowbridge and Miss Christine M. Nuno.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
J January
Weddings
Of Note
Miss Sarah Howe
Wed to DR..
Barney.

TINE wedding of Miss Sarah
Cowdin Howe, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin T. Howe Of
Washington, and DR.. Walter
Barney Of Milford, Conn, took place
Saturday in st. Paul's Catholic Church
in New York City, the Rev. P. j.
Collins offlciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Trouland attended the bride and
bridegroom.
Mrs. Barney is graduate of George
town Visitation Convent and of Will
son Teachers College. DR.. Barney
graduated from Catholic University
and Yale Medical School. Mrs. Bar
ney is the granddaughter of DR.. Frank
lin T. Howe, newspaper man and for
mer city editor of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
St. Cecilia's Academy
BinSo Card Party

st. Cecilia's Academy will hold its
annual bingo and card party Monday
night in the high school building at
SOB East Capitol street. Bingo will be
played in the large auditorium, five
hundred on the first floor and bridge
on the second. Besides the many
attractive prizes for the games there
will be a door prize and refreshments
will be served during the evening.
Evening star., 1937-01-27
Miss Bonnycastle
HOnOred at Luncheon

Miss Barbara Bonnycastle, daugh-
ter of Mrs Henry Churchill Bonnycas-
tie, was the guest of honor at lunch
con given yesterday by Mrs. Neitah
King at her apartment at 23l0 Con-
necticut avenue. The entertainment
Evening star., 1937-01-27

was a shower for Miss Bonnycastle,
whose engagement to Mr.. Frank
Graves Erskine Of jackson, Miss, was
announced January S. At each place
at the table there was q miniature
slipper and rolling pin. and for the
guest of honor there was doll
dressed as q bride.