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La gaceta., 1937-07-20
Boda de amor

CVNNO NC 0HtUI
Una parejita ~simpatica. Ell
Sozagante, lleno de vida y AGO.
metividad, Aurelio Alvarez.
Ella, delicada y tierna, Florin-
da Sifonte, contrajeron matri :
monio Ell sabado pasado en- pre-
sencia del Notario P1blico Os :
waldo Navarro.
Sc celebr6 la union en- la resi-
dencia de los papas de Florin :
da, Gale Is, 2205, los cuales OBJ
sequiaron con largueza Y buena
voluntad a los asistentes.
Amigos de Aurelio Sc proper
cionaron la manera de pasar
Cnas alegres horas en- su compa
MIA, iniciando un bale que Sc
VIC muy favorecido " que Sc
prolong6 hasta bien entrada la
noche.
Entire los preparativos ma
trimoniales que hacian los no
yios no olvidaron las delicias de
un viaje que emprenderan ha-
ella la Habana, donde Sc dispo-
men a pasar los primeros dias
La gaceta., 1937-07-20

de su lura de miel. ~A
Dichosos los nuevos esposo,
jovenes y e~namorados, a quie.
mes sonrie la vida.
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Operettas to Be Given
By Friendship House

The Honor Music Group and Glee
Clubs Of Friendship House will pre-
sent two short operettas, THE Lad
Of Stratford" and THE Seven Old
Ladies Of Lavender Town." at Pierce
Hall, at Sixteenth and Harvard
streets northwest, Wednesday evening
1T $50 O'Clock. Jessie M. DIN, d.
rector OF music at Friendship House,
Is in charge Of this program, and Is
being assisted by Sonia De Blumen-
thai Gardella, dramatic; Doris Hilton,
art classes, scenery; Bernice Ander-
son Kendall, costumes, and Ann M.
Klesius. dances. Karlien Meyer, who is
accompanying for the operettas, will
play a group OF piano solos between
the operettAs. The Women's Alliance
and the Business and Professional
Women's Club OF All Souls Unitarian
Church are sponsoring this program.
The following members are acting
As patronesses: Mrs. U. G. B. Pierce,
Miss Florence Bingham, Miss Martha
Blossom. Miss Fannie E. Buck, Mrs.
Ann j. Coleman. Miss Emily U. Ding
ley, Miss Kathryne Dunkhorst Miss
Elva Dunkle, Mrs. D. Priscilla Edger-
ton, Mrs. Charles r. Ely, Miss Alice
c. Evans, Miss M. Lenore Flint, DR..
Julia Minerva Green, Miss Katherine
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Mrs. Guerrant
Will Review Book

For the benefit Of the Women's So
ciety of the First Congregational
Church, at Tenth and g streets, Mrs.
Connally Guerrant, well known in
Virginia and North Carolina as an
interpreter of modern poetry. will re-
view Carl Sandberg's recent book of
poetry, The People, Yes" in the
Sunday school auditorium Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
Mrs. Guerrant is 4 sister Of Mrs.
VIM, wife of the Rev. Mr.. j. Arthur
VIM, chairman Of the Board Of
Deacons Of the First CongreRa-
tional Church and teacher of the
Calvin Coolidge Bible Class.
There will be q 25-cent admission
charge.
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son. Mrs. Hanson Boyden, Mrs. Hig-
gins Chaplin, Mrs. Selden Chaplin,
Mrs. Walter r. Chappell, Mrs. Will
liam Floyd Crosby. Mrs. Charles OAR
lington, Mrs. Henderson s. Dunn, Mrs.
Hanson Ely, Mrs. David Edward Fin
ley. Mrs. Edward F1nkenstaedt, Mrs.
William J. Flather, jr.; Mrs Julius
Holmes, Miss Elizabeth Houghton, Mrs.
Reginald s. Huidekoper, Mrs. Herbert
8. Howard, Mrs. John Minor, Mrs.
Charles Carroll Morgan, Mrs. Beaudric
Howell. Mrs. George Maurice Morris,
Mrs. Chauncey G. Parker, jr.; Mrs.
Armistead Peter, Sd; Mrs. Floyd Park
er Shipper, Miss Frances Reynolds,
Mrs. Richard B. Wigglesworth, Mrs.
Lucius Wilmcrding, Mrs. Theodore
Winston and Mrs. J. Bernard Wychoff
Those who will assist In the garden
are Miss Frances Andrews, Miss Mar
tina Davidge. Miss Emily Davis, Miss
Eleanor Flood. Miss Kathleen Knox,
Miss Mary Lou Marsh, Miss Miriam
Scott and Miss Julia D. Zimmerman.
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Social Set
Will Trek to
Montpelier
Historic Home Open
for Benefit of Strait
ford Restoration.
Continued From First Page }

tCOlllnueQ CTOm f1TSL rage
OF antique furniture and treasures re-
Gently brought from Italy. The house
will be open from 10 O'Clock Wednes-
day morning until o'clock in the
afternoon.
In charge Of arrangements are Mrs.
John w. Burke, Mrs. Walter B. Guy,
Mrs. William B. Marbury, Mrs. Rozier
Dulaney, jr.; Mrs. Montgomery Blair.
Miss Anne Carter Greene, Mrs.
Lowndes jackson. Mrs. Louis Greene,
Mrs. Camp Stanley and Mrs. Albert
Lucas. Miss Christine Long will be
assisted by group OF her friends, who
will show the garden.
Montpelier was originally part of a
l0,000-acre grant Of land which was
made to Richard Snowden in 1886
The exact date when the house was
built Is not known. A record was
finally made in 1890. but by then the
house was many years old.
The part OF the country where
Montpelier Is located Is dotted with
homes Of the Snowdens who lived in
baronial splendor and made little or
no accounting of their activities
Near Montpelier Manor Is the Dover
House. where Maj. Snowden's mother
went to live after his father, pious
Quaker, died. and he married Ann
Ridgely, the Baltimore heiress.
Typical Of the gracious living Of
the early days of the Republic is the
furniture Mrs. Long has selected for
Montpelier Manor. She Is an author
ity on American antiques and is q
member Of the Housefurnishing Com
mittee at Stratford. In what is now
the music room, formerly the dining
room, IS spinet made in 1890 by
Aston d. Comp to which Is attested
4 quaint inscription stating that it
was made according to q new patent.
On the other side of the room Is q
table of musical glasses which were
played by filling them with water to
various depths to obtain complete
scale. Thomas Snowden. the older, is
supposed to have carved the Chip
pendale motif around the mantel and
china cupboard. The latter Is par
ticularly noteworthy because Of the
hand-vrought brass hinges, which are
the only ones of their kind in Mary
land. Mrs. Long has filled this with
Worcester and Spode Of exceptional
design.
Through the hallway to the present
dining room those interested in early
American glass will enjoy seeing the
bright red. white and blue pieces on
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Mrs. Roosevelt Will
Attend Anniversary
Tea This Afternoon

MRS. FRANKLIN DELANo ROOsE-
WELT has accepted and Is plan
ming to attend the reception this after
noon Of the Newspaper Women's Club
Of which she Is an honorary member
The reception Is the celebration Of the
clubs NTH anniversary and was
planned In honor OF the officers and
board OF governors Of the National
Press Club. The party will be given
In the club rooms at the Admiral at
1910 Rhode Island avenue from 4 to
O'Clock.
The Newspaper Women's Club,
whose active members are women
writer's employed by newspapers, held
its first meetings at the National Press
Club, where Mrs. Roosevelt was guest
OF honor at tea March 6, 1888, two days
after the Presidents first Inauguration.
The club later moved to the Admiral,
where 1t has maintained headquar-
tiers for two years.
Among those who will attend the
party this afternoon will be women
prominent in Washington of1icial and
resident circles who are associate
members OF the club and their guests.
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groups in the dress department
alone-are worth special trip TO
THE PALAIS ROYAL. In the flrst
group are chiffons. sheers. prints
and pastels-( regularly $l4.95 to
$22.75)-enticingly priced at $l2 A.
In the second group are all wash
ables-of Yoshan, Shan-hn ana
novelty materials. They are regu-
larlv IS. 95 to $795-for $5.44. And
in the third group are junior COT
tons and MISUNDERSTANDING,
novelty prints, navy, black ana
pestels. These price-tags read 1854
(regularly 1895 to $3.50. NOW
aren't these timely savings? Third
floor.
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shelves In the windows, where the
reflected light makes them sparkle.
The chairs in the dining room were
made for Gov Bowie in 1900 and were
used in the State House in Annapolis
at that time.
When Mrs. Long was in Italy she
was as tireless a student OF the art
Of that country as she has been Of
American antiquities. The story is
told that when Signora de Suvich,
wife of the Italian Ambassador. was
q guest at luncheon at Montpelier,
she stayed past that polite I've had
such nice time" hour because she
was so fascinated by the rare objects
her hostess had brought home with
her
Those who will assist in the house
are Mrs. Theodore c. Achilles, Mrs.
Francis Addison, Mrs. Joseph Addi-
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White Elephant Sale
To Aid Thrift Shop

The Thrift Shop, Mrs John R.
Williams successful charity venture,
located on Tenth street, will be the
scene of white elephant sale Friday
afternoon from 3 until O'Clock
The various members of the board
and the chairmen of the women's
boards Of the hospitals in this city
which benefit from the Thrift Shop
will be present at the tea and each
one will arrive laden with objects
which they have cherished for many
years and which have been 4 part of
their personal house furnishings
These objets dart will be added to
the regular stock already in the Thrift
Shop and will undoubtedly help to
make the sale great success.
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that needed "head-start." They
have an outstanding stan OF hair
artists that can't be equaled round
town. Headed by Mr.. Head, the
salon boasts such assistants as Mr..
Wallace, Mr.. Martin and Mr..
Leonard-and the recent addition
Of Miss Dorcas, Miss Vera and Mr..
Anderson-from Helen Marie. 1886
CONN. AVE. Phone DEC. 5S12.
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win graduated from Sweet Briar last
year.
The engagement of Miss Ballard
and Mr.. Donald Lamm has just been
announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley J. O'Connor
and their small son, Stanley O'Connor,
jr, of Chicago have taken an apart
ment at the Westminster. Mr.. O'Con-
nor, who has spent the past week in
Chicago and Minneapolis, will return
to Washington tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. c.. Harrington Of
Mlddleburg, VT. are spending few
days at the Dodge
Mrs j. Butler Walsh, newly elected
president of Delta Delta Delta Al
lance, will be hostess to the members
Of this group at buffet supper In her
attractive new home at 1905 Thirty
second street north, Country Club
Hills, Va, on Tuesday night, May IS.
Mr. and Mrs William Eveleight OF
Cape Town, South Africa. are stop
ping at the Dodge while in the
Capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo T. Butler who
have taken an apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel for the season
have been joined by Miss Bertha VIII
liams OF Minneapolis, MINI.
Miss Mary j. Regan Of Walthaln,
Mass, Is spending several days at
the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sycle of
Richard, Va, are spending the week
end in Washington with their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Louise
Sycle, at the Roosevelt Hotel.
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after all, food IS what we're after.
But that isn't all-the garden is
beautifully shaded and delight-
fully breezy. And the dining rooms
are most atmospheric. Plan your
first Summer party there-they I
have all the facilities for making
It q success goth and r SITS.
Phone NO. 1918.
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Koetz. Mis-. Clars B. Mitchell. Mrs.
Eugene F. Mueller, Mrs. Henry G.
Newcomer. Miss Helen G. Nichols,
Miss Bertha Payson, Mrs. Lillian
Haines Ross, Mrs. Arnold w. Span
hood, Miss Edith Spray, Miss Rachel
F. Staples, Mrs. Edna Follin Steely
and Mrs. Lily M. Willige.
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Ut lOdl Sl, Hlduc VI
heavy, pure white
satin, trimmed with
Alencon lace. The
gown has tiny COW
cred satin buttons.
and there's a match
ing slip and pantie
all three pieces for
SIP. A princess
Oh o4~ --L,%& -A~1;~4e
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LEAN -E1:A
ON ERH
HELENE y 81

. Yes, lean on her. She's
very leanable. A city OF
smart women have discovered
that-and have given up
racking their brains for ideas
as to where to CO." what to
wear" how to do It," and 50
on. They all depend on
Helene's very own Around
the Town" column-and use
it as a Baedeker guide to the
high spots in Washington.
. No need to twist your
brain over what to do" when
you can pore over today's
news and find sparkling
ideas galore.
. Today Helene tells you
where to get gifts for the
bride and the graduate
where to find sports frocks
that take to the tub and
dance frocks that are very
music-minded. Where to 20
for luncheon. tea, dinner.
cocktails and supper. All
this, and much more, Helene
describes for you today.
Cheeriol
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permanent holds
its beauty. And
when it's topped
with a strikingly
beautiful couture
g. . you can be
certain you won't
have to fish for
compliments this
S u m m e r. Let
uTAn,o ~}1,n v,>,,
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trooper Tor your
p e r m anent and
new hair-style. He
firmly believes that
1T isn't how long
Y our permanent
lasts, but how we'll"
and he will
achieve q new af-
fnity bet " cen
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floor is just a month old-and there
you'll find Dolls. both children's
and character; Minton Earthen-
ware, Lennox and Haviland China,
Games for adults and children,
Souvenirs, Lamps and Mexican
gifts. On the second floor, in addi-
ton to Greeting Cards, you'll find
the Stationery and Engraving
Corner" Party Favors, Table Deco
rations and Bridge accessories. Do
stop In. 6O6 18th ST.
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Summer evening
fashions. SELDA
has dresses for
p T o m S. gTadua-
ton and brides
maids as heart
lifting as he
S t "a MS Of the
new songs. All
as fresh and AZ
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Mrs. Claude A. Fuller, wife of Rep
resentative Fuller of Arkansas. enter
tanned at luncheon in her apart
ment at the Wardman Park Hotel
Friday. Her guests were Mrs Robert
L. Doughton, Mrs Alfred L. Bulwin-
kle, Mrs Fred Vinson, Mrs. Laurence
r. Arnold, Mrs Ben Cravens, Mrs.
William j. Driver. Mrs. Ire Lentz,
Mrs. John Cross, Mrs. Pat Matthews,
Mrs. James A. Meeks and Mrs. Sam
Wassen.
Lieut.. Col w. c. Koenig, u S. A.,
and Mrs. Koenig will return tomor-
row from Fortress Monroe, where Col.
Koenig joined Mrs. Koenig for the
week end Mrs. Koenig has been at
Old Point Comfort for a week.
Mrs. George c. Thorpe entertained
at dinner last evening in honor OF
Mrs. Richard Osborn, sister of Mrs.
Thorpe's son-in-law, Mr., William
Hoadley Powell. Mrs. Powell was for
merly Miss Jane Thorpe.
Mrs. Osborn will sail the middle of
the week for Germany to join her
husband. Mr.. Osborn is president Of
the General Motors in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
have as their guest for several days
Mrs. Tunstall Smith, sister of Lord
Fairfax. Mrs. Tuckerman will give a
luncheon tomorrow at the Chevy
Chase Club in honor OF Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burwell Warren
Of 1881 Quesada street, Chevy Chase,
D. c., have visiting them Mrs. War
Yen's sister, Mrs. L. E. Werder of Red
wood City. Calf.
Mrs. Warren is entertaining at 4
large tea in honor of her sister on
Wednesday. Many other functions are
being planned for Mrs. Werder during
her visit Of several weeks.
Mrs James r. Mann will entertain
at luncheon at the Shoreham to-
morrow.
Miss Kathryn Fuqua returned last
week from Miami Beach and is once
more at the Wardman Park.
Mrs. John w. Studebaker, wife Of
the United States commissioner of ed
ucation, will give the first of series
Of luncheons at the Shoreham on
Thursday. The party will be in honor
Of Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of the
Secretary Of Agriculture.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Livingston Hartley
announce the birth of q daughter Fri
day, May IA, in Garfield Hospital
Mrs. Hartley before her marriage was
Miss Louise Randolph, daughter of
DR.. Buckner M. Randolph Of Wash
1ngton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Rixey Smith will
entertain at garden party Sunday
afternoon. May %, from 4 to O'Clock
at Gracelands at Great Falls Road, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar L. Cutler, &C.
oompanied by their son and daughter
4n-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Cutler,
jr, OF Orangeburg, S. c., are spending
. brief time at the Dodge.
Miss Frederick Ballard has as her
guests over the week end Miss Chris
tine Diener Of Hamburg, Pa; Miss
Jean Mills of Onancock. Va, and Miss
Parker Goodwin of Amherst, Va Miss
Diener and Miss Mills were classmates
Of Miss Ballard at Wellesley College
and graduated last year. Miss Good
k::::s::$: llE:.::S e @:
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Clever, simple styles. Lovable, tub
able fabrics. In fact, there's not
a tame or tepid dress in the whole
shop. And here is good news:
MISS CAROLYN HINKLEY,
whose recent claim to fame was
that she made hats for Talbot, is
now located with MARY VAN
PELT 80. and il designing stun
ming hats-that will put you into
the girl they all notice" class.
1927 CONN. AVE.
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and are calling
1t MAY WEEK.
The savings are
outstapding! The
merchandise is new
and fres h and
smart! And this
Is one event you
can't afford to pass
up! For instance.
49, hp>A solo
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MIS-. MOORE 5
ASIAN ARTS
has just re-
ceived striking
hand = embroid-
cred Ascots of
raw silk
that are only
"a m EnhrOid-
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lngS tnaL nave
been Temperate
ly ruined by
runs and snags.
Take them to
the S on H
ERN STELOS
COMPANY
where they will
be repaired like
pau ONLY 15c
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+ " / CIV - AS0
M E MBRANCE
S no P. Since
heir removal
from around the
c or n er on F
Street, this has
b e c o m e q
younger st re
with younger
ideas The third
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hands" :. 1t is especially true in
cases where women have white
hair. For GABRIEL is skilled in
the art OF permanently waving and
coiffure-ing white hair so that
it will lose none of its snowy lowell
ness. 1919 CONN. AVE. NAT. el88
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the ceremony and for the
honeymoon. It's also timely to tell
you that you can keep that school
girls affection" with a bouquet or
corsage on her Graduation Day ).
1924 CONN. AVE. DIS. $3.50,
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take the biggest
leap in life next
month Helene
suggests that prior
to your march to
the altar you
m ar h in t O
GUIDES and
consult them for
flowers for the pre-
nuptial events, for
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!. '': O.: 4 zz.: .:"' .

I" SHE SHALL HAVE
MUSIC" YES,
SELDA'S Is very music-minded,
thanks to Miss Ziegler's excellent
foSYa ~ sn1ootirr
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H1dtlOn. IL
a p pl les to
t he fin a /
touches OF
p e IF ection
t h a t are
g ! v e n you
" h E n you
put your
head in GA
B r l Ell S
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you go Ou-
ner or sup
per dancing
a t t h e
S H o r E.
HAM. Try
t h e m or
=" G r e p e
S u z e t tes,"
which are
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9 o u T b z ,,
weather per-
m / t tin z
o t h e wi&
inside Y GU
stay! T h e
food Is de-
1iriolYS-And
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AA4SSA AN'i NSSO& a.
tor who helps
you select the
r j & h t modern
furniture a n d
accessories for
y o r ON e.
LINARD, INC,
believes and
proves that
[ he cOrrec
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I" THERE'S TEA N TEE
in the cottons and
Summer silks at MARY VAN
PELTS" Talk about cucumbersi
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Official and Residential
Washington News Notes

Attorney General to Return From Pinehurst
Tuesday-Chief Justice and Mrs. Hughes
Dinner Guests Last Evening.
TIME Attorney General Mr. Homer S. Cummings will return
Washington Tuesday from Pinehurst where he went for
i few days of golf.
The Attorney plans leave later in the to
1on Mrs Cummings in Europe.
The General Mr. James A. Farley, will return
to Washington the York where he
spent the week with Farley and their children.
Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes the
guests whose honor former Senator and Mrs Daniel O.
Hastings entertained at dinner last evening"
Mrs Overon, wife of Senator Overon, and Mrs Paul
H Maoney Representative Maloney both louisiana
who the Wardman Park HOTEL will be the
guests in whose will entertain
At bridge the Congressional Club
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with Alencon lace, $7.95. And for
the bride and graduate! Cool
girdleS of sheer white mesh, lastex
or lace, $3.50 to $3.50. HOS F ST.
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SHORE HAM

favorites. And before going home
for the night when "Barnee" stops
playing-step across the lobby to
the "One -to-Two Club" and
continue dancing for one more
hour. Phone Robert-AD. 0700.
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the bodies all steel. Less pedal
pressure is required because Of
easy-action safety brakes and
it's easier to steer. The modern
design and the compact V-type en-
CINE, provide extra space in the
body for passengers and luggage.
De luxe appointments at no extra
charge and the wide range Of
accessories designed especially for
FORD cars are available at mod
crate cost, including the FORD g.
tube radio. You'll be delighted
with the wide color range the
new low prices the convenient
terms. Whee-ee! Helene's breath
lessi Better go into your Wash
ington Ford Dealer-and rave about
the rest yourself.
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/" A BLESSING ON YOUR
HEAD" will be
given you at LILLLAS UPTOWN
SALON >. when you consult Mr..
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6 GO YOU'RE GOING TO
BE MARRIED." Well
well! WHELAN'S have some
thing for you A white satin
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ADVERTISEMENT.

F." QUICKEN HER EMO
Y TONS" with
wedding gift or graduation gift
from any Of the three floors at MR..
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cred Chinese Summer pocketbooks
of linen for $3.50. Silk squares.
Chinese costume jewelry dragon
bracelets set with semi-preclous
stones). ll43 CONN. AVE.
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g. WHAT Is LIFE WITH
OUT A SALE?" So?
THE PALAIS ROYAL accommo-
dates with a store wide SALE that
}e GAYE
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>>>>>>>>>>

" THIS is DOC. HELENE,s
90 ORDERS for an anemic
hosiery WARDROBE" Start gather
ing up those still-wearaole Stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

" CHOW A CHINESE IN
FLUENCE IN YOUR
GRADUATION GIFTS" and
she" will be no end delighted!
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These are the coolest
dresses out-barring
one layer of net!
Helene can't think
Of anything better
for hot we h er
shopping, hot wealth
er work, hot wea ther
fun than the new
Summer price group,
starting at Sl375
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

colorful as the proverbial daisy
and all priced intriguingly. Hurry
in! Make your evenings memorable
to you-and a few important yo'11g
men. 1909 CONN. AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

modern homefurnishings are as i'm
portant to your success in enter
tanning as your wittiest guest. 1920
CONN. AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

your hair and your
hat that will delight you! Free
Parking for their customers 1t the
Uptown Parking Lot. Have their
cashier stamp parking ticket for
free service. They also give per-
manents In the evening. Make an
appointment. 3416 CONN. AVE.
Phone CLEV. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

IS THE UNSEEN GUEST
OF HONOR"
deserving guest of honor" is
person your guests never see. The
interior 6ecoro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-16

FORD V-8'S
h Av e h e
new stream
line appear
ance. The
interiors are
entirely new
in design .