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Evening star., 1937-02-24

A pretty little Irish girl is the heroine
of this entertaining story about life with
a well-to-do family in Spain in the
years before that unhappy country was
torn by the strife and rebellion which
for the past half dozen years has turned
beauty into horror and famed the rest
less spirit of naturally impaSsioned
people into flames of hatred and re-
venge.
Mary Lavelle, weary of the serene and
uneventful course of her life in the vii
lage of her birth, takes advantage of an
opportunity to see bit of the world by
accepting a position as governess in an
attractive household in Spain, where she
is to teach English to three young girls
Just approaching the threshold of wom-
anhood. There is also brother, grown
up and married and living in Madrid.
For some time Mary has been engaged
TO a nice young man back home for
whom she bears an affection as serene
and Unconditional as the countryside with
which they are both familiar. New
emotions and new experiences assail her
spirit, however in the unexplored realm
of an alien land and in association with
a highly temperamental race. The un-
dercurrent of rebellion against oppres-
sion, now taking tangible form in de-
structive, ruthless warfare, is apparent
to the peace-accustomed Irish lass whose
beauty captivates the father of her
charges and later brings his son to the
realization of a love beyond that which
marriage has accorded him.
Turmoil for all Of them springs from
the very innocent and worthy desire of
a kindly, sincere and unsophisticated
lass to break away from the monotony
of the commonplace, and out of the
complexities of new life for Mary and
the mysterious influence which her
presence enforces upon the family of
Don Pablo Areavaga y Galdez Is woven
a conventional romance that Is both
entertaining and refreshing.
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question of fact by Urtting The EUening
Star Information Bureau, Frederic J.
Hasktn, Director, Washington, d. c.
Please tncloSe stamp for reply.
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A. The Weather Bureau says that
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tions effected by the dams, or by tenn
porary blocking of river by debris, be-
hind which water is retained when the
overflow ceases.
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MARYLAND FARMS.

BEAUT1FU1. COUNTRY HOME SITE.
stream flowing over rocks. large
on tn. hi e with erov. Of sree:
features Of this farm. on good road. only
!h!1 miles from District: 1eb acres or more;
SR6F1TASIE6 PiSiYT iSE 10 waI:Eou1ppEp sf5it FARM
.o bumpsr crops. perfect fields Of clover,
ines. barn. corn house and wagon shed.
dairy barn. several poultry houses and
cood,.'c cood s,1oom residence; all in. nrst-cass
Montgomery County farm; 90 acres under
cultivation; several acres of GOOD timber;
rS' PEI acre: Present owner will MANAGE
ToR RETIRED GOVERNMENT WORKER.
frame house. T ia seres % 'snne'9n mo9e isnd .ysi
able: house Just papered. painted and
rooted; electricity: two-car aarase: hard
road; nesr school. stores and bank: bar
~: ssS:AoRr * ss9sSsSo 'sss AZ 'fE@si SasA.
MARYLAND. on state road. near , 'VdiHsa" viilsse:
tenant; sss..iras loan. raisinr al % tobacco. q,
under cultivation: attractive house. almost
new. with plenty Of fine shade trees: two
5 ACRES. MODERN BUNGALOWS. 600.
Attractive. modern 6-room bungalow
With electric refriserator, electric range;
terms.
SMALL POULTRY FARM.
About 9 acres, convenient to Baltimore
Pike; 6-roorn residence with bath. h.-w.h.;
several poultry houses: $1,000.
FARM WITHOUT HOUSE.
Beautiful building site. with view in
D. c.: convenient to railroad station: on
macadam road: $4,000. Will trade for
SOUTHERN COLONIAL. $40 ACRES.
Beautiful Southern Colonial house. 3
rooms, vapor heat, bath. electricity: ex-
and other buildings; about 80 miles north
Of WAshinEton.
Open Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO..
4ok Carroll d., Taksma Park. Geo. $500
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STORES FOR RENT.


sl5 4th ST. SW.-LARGE STORE, NEW
window front: Groom and bath apt :;
separate entrance: reasonable rent. 2S'
STORE AND GARAGES, EXCELLENT
condltlon; moderate rent: GOOD location.
GeoIela ave. Telephone Or. 2OO2. Natl
03Os. Wis. "493.
eol NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-FIRsT-
moor moor eorner store; reasonable rent. Dis
STORE AND APARTMENT FOR RENT:
suitable hardware. AL Kennedy At. NV.
INQUIRE BOZ Kennedy ST. NV
1919 l4th N.W.-CORNER STORE. sEPA-
sell bldg. Col. $3.50
2417 PA. AVE. NV. " $50
Parking space in rear; being recondi-
l4ol ST. NV SEQ
1-.6 I4th st. NV. S65
AFFLECK. 2423 Pa. Ave West 3O53.
3l2 2lst ST. NV. NEAR GOVERNMENT
bides reas. rental; approximate size,
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO.. INC.
l32l Conn. Ave. NV. Decatur $500
LARGE STORE ROOM SUITABLE FOR
any sort OF business: $40 mo. 1928 NJ
st. NV.
j. P. SMITH.
2lo4 Pa. Ave. NV West O33a.
6l23 GEORGIA AVE N.W.-sTORE, COY
20; near Sheridan Theater: cellar: heat
furnished: rent, xl35. Ask for M. Thom D.
ROBT. L. McKEEVFR CO., INC.
Shoreham Blde. National 41kO
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ON u. S. So.
In Piedmont Virginia.

100 acres beautiful rolling land with
splendid mountain view. IS minutes from
Washington so acres clear. balance tim
room house: bath. electricity. water and
sewerage system. No prettier and few more
productive farms House needs repairs,
worth S12 900. Aged out -of-State owner
offers at $500: $1,000 cash desired:
less considered. This property has our un-
oualif1ed recomme endation. Act now II
you want it. MARTIN T WEBB SON,
AnnAndale. Va. Phone Alex S1G-X-3
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY MD.)-DAIRY
farm. 125 acres part clear part
woodland; Old Georgetown I'd. and
Grosyenor lane. northeast corner,
between Bethesda and Rockville
old house. dairy barn. silo. milk
house. pump house etc; S35 mo,
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO,
1903 H St. NV. National 2345
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE IN MONT
gomery Co.. Md: 10 acres. stables. Call
Potomac 5932
FOR RENT-IN THOROUGH REPAIR a
room house and sleeping porches fur
nlshed: modern conveniences: bathing
privlleses sll-year-round house: reason
abe rent. Apply E w. BASSFORD Har-
wood. Nd. Phone West River o3-F-14
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME. FURN. !:
; bed rooms. paneled living room etc ;
S,5 mo. J. GREEN CARTER. Warrenton
va. o5s
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SEE "FAIRLAND FARMS" FIRST
RESTRICTED LITTLE FARMS COLONY.
Three-acre home sites with fine neigh
bors, good country views, productive soil:
on hard road: with electricity: and each
"farmette" with = babblins brook across
it Only 800 yds from bus line We will
do your building, and make attractive
terms
Follow route No. 90 from Silver Spring
trafnc light Az miles to White Oak. turn
right. ga miles: see sien on left. and
drive in. Or phone r. B. FARoUHAR,
Adarps 0309
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FARMS FOR SALE,

TANNo TUX SAlk.
coLEsv1lLE PIKE. 4 MILES outs
per large lots. n near ne Bike .rssm ssas
up; s-Ioom house. wide road front. with
essh"rd Ssa 5s s.Fssn o1 cR2RE sTSSESS
35 A., STREAM AND WOODED, % MI.
D. G.. $3.50: 35 a. all wooded on pike. rs
nj; na,nS D. S & vi SLIGO; 20 farm, house and
house; gravel I'd. q mi. D. c. s2,25o; IS
PASn + i faIDgfe aefndon nouSss vs Prone
ON LEE HIGHWAY, 4 MILES TO WIN
chester. Broom house barn. outbuildinss,
ADDRESS N N: c. KncHENER. EF1 Box V 81. VIM VIM:
GRA1N DAIRY FARM. l42-AcRE TRACT.
ton: chestnut soil brings big crops: COM
plsts set Of buildings: now shipping milk
1ov.ln 70 Hlaitimore; fruit, water on premises;
for aged widow to manage: will sacrifice.
4 sEzARcE z;rs n 5soWLus. Resltor. Phone 30.
ExcM!zNT Eize15I!: sa,d FARM nm ~ AcREs, NEARBY
buildings: SOL 500: $500 down. balance
essy easy Owner. Cleveland 1896. c. PETERS.
detsils 4oescr. estate md 11n arm 4da,
A cows, h.-v.h. new oil burner " costinr T1i
S1.lOO. 3-car garage. barns poultry bldss !:
2 acres asparaRus: close to bay and river
includes 7-room tenant house. PRICE
%. 300: reasonable terms. Write BRAY Il
MACGEORGE. 61s3 Lands ave. Vine
land, N J.
cOLoRED132-ACRE Farm. 1e MILES
from n. c.. in MONTGOMERY County: now
under cultivation; stream and some woods;
broom house in excellent condition Cali
Mr.. ALLEN. Cleveland 6a14.
FARM or 23s ACRES. 21 NILES FROM
WASHINGTON. Howard County. Maryland; !;
GOOD roads: Colonial brick house; old
shade trees: productive land JAMES
CLAEk. attorney for owners. 4llicott City.
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WATER FRONT FARM

$50 acres with over 100 acres Level
cleared land. As miles D. c.. via good
roads. Old set bldes. Sandy beach. Price
S.;l5O. Terms. Lincoln 5916-W. Natl
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.
IMPROVED DAIRY FARM

l54 acres on Lee-Jackson Highway 81
miles from WASHINGTON. with "a HoStein
cows. lot Of young stock and equipment;
tenant house. barns. silo and milk house
electricity In all buildings: owner desires
70 retire. Address Box 371-H Star ONCE .
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iAvEsTMEkT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
NEW e.rAMnY HOUSE, BATHS. 2
Potomac O924
SOUNDEST INVESTMENT +
nn,tv In washington, h.nst one or more family
available II conservative loan needed 70
complete purchase. Columbia l34S. Eve
nlnss-Sunday. Decatur OOb2-J.
COMMERCIAL, NV.
on 10Th st. NV, near M. Owner will
secure building TO suit your own require
ments. Apply Mr. Asquith.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC.
shoreham Bldg. National 1850
FOR JUST 2 WEEKS ONLY.
I am going to o1er these 2 nice home, TO
stay rented II still unsold LOOK EN-
OVER, inside and outside.
1926 9Th ST. NE.
First trust. SIS 5000: , yrs to run: renteo
1708 L ST. NE.
First trust. $3.50: 81. 3 yrs. to run;
rented $40 per month
1888 7th ST. NE.
rents. $55 per month
NOW COME ON
let's see what you'll do Remember. I have
EARN REAL 1NrEREsr' G5e Don, notxnSa expec,
something for nothing. but If you are
h.n xlans m NJ ps9 Y0UR fsF Nan nd eeu'ab. gu. price
IN IN "REAR1H' & nv To &c Go oin M me ,oHS. ngE
son, Atlantic 1898. National 9197.
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Concrete HWaY Farm.

drive large city. Al location Ras station
tourists: 6-room home overlooking besuti-
ful valley. barn 30x4O: rare value at
900 bargains STROUT AG'Y. 1421-N
Land Title Bldg Phla Pa
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

FALLS CHURCH,
319 L. COLUMBIA ST
New Colonial home OF character on
wooded lot, 6Sxl90; beautiful stream
running through property. -Four bed rooms
recreation room. open freplaceS. Electrol
air-conditioned. copper water piping and
nashinRs, hardwood floors. two tile baths
insulated attic, brick construction Near
schools and transportation in established
nelshborhood: Price. SlO.25O. Phone
JEAN BETHUNE Falls Church lO5-W-I
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ABOUT 200 ACRES.

On Lee Highway. oS Miles Out.
About :, Miles Road Frontage.
Rolling Land. Can be Made
Beautiful Estate. Price. $50 Acre.
R. l. DONALDSON.
Met -3to op1 Southern Bldg
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OPEN AND LIGHTED,

OPEN AND LIGHTED.
1927 5th St South.
Arlington Va
Attractive 5-room BUNGALOW only Ss45n
IN nearby Va. Complete in every respect ;
all modern improvements; open fireplace,
oak floors. tile bath and tile drain lots
or closets. detached garage: lawn. shrub
oery and haerock walk. Well-built home
worthy of Inspection
New broom brick Cape Cod on 4s3a
3rd st s. also open and lighted
Small down payment. balance monthly;
no renewals
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTMENT OR HOME :.
Corner acre with al improvements 2
bus bus lines; s.room modern bone porshe,s 4:
Church @ "'eSss o.n.r 0n,xsen mS.s sci. II
ffsoSG; home 1SS clsrendon arena isak & o'ren.0n
VIRGINIA HOMES FARE ZONE
onS sSod new dorn 6r'cs on ne;h ne.b ss
basement. sarase; h-wh; only $3.50
down. balance like rent.
RALPH GRAIN. 1929 Lee Hwy, Wal. 6a5a.
ssf ss a%o' sefs 9dsre %:
f1eld St, Arlington Va.
S4,95O.a-lO13 RANDOLPH AVE,
Alexandria; s-room hunsalow end floor.
.ra BED ,nTHS rms: open fireplace Ia baths;
Terms; For sale by owner living here.
hiehway, pass under red and ereen stop
MUST SELL, owner leaving Il" city itsN'''' w
Exceptional Country Place:
Handsome Home and 3 Acres.
Immaculate commodious and modern.
rooms. bath. hoored attic. hot-water heat,
domestic dom, water .sr heater; big, conneetins
handsomely handicapped "a A. lawn. beau
tlful flower sardens. lovely shade trees. n
a. sarden spot; a. pasture for COW,
poultry. truckins or keeping horse. and
for the daily canter; a distinctly high
class place. adordins delightful seclusion
lor some pr1deful proprietor; a real value
At only $500 for all. or SIS 600 for i'm
proved l a.: no encumbr.; attractive terms.
ROBERT s. HANsEL, INC.
Clarendon Trust BLDG. Arlington. va.
Phone ClAr 400 Falls
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NEARRY VA

NEARBY VA
S625o-s6o0 Down: Reas No, Incl.
Taxes
Just completed; rooms 2-storv brick
insulated. ami; new subdivision wood
ed lot, beautifully landscaped; conven-
lent 15-minute bus
McCLAINE-Bulder
2lOO Wilson Blvd Clarendon. Va.
Walnut 0H0o-Dav Eve
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SOONIk1 FkOFEKVI FOX SALE.
MONTEvIDEO-F1NE COUNTRY ESTATE.
$40 acres near Warrenton. Va, AS miles
from Washigton Colonial house. hand
carved woodwork parauet floors. fre-
places two baths, lawn Of fne trees.
priced for quick sale to settle estate
Phone Columbia 1702. Extension ), C.ty or
see MRS. R D. cox, Marrenton Va *.
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WHY RENT? WHEN
$45 monthly plus small down payment
buys most attractive Broom bungalow
porch. attic with stair. fireplace: lovely
wooded lot 200 #. deep: 3l2 blocks will
son blvd: near Clarendon. Be secure and
buy. once. Clarendon 1900; home Clar-
endon SIR
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TAKOMA PARK

AAAAAoAV4&A l 114C1A.
Ss e5o-Nsv brick house. beautiful
ouilt-in sarage; large wooded lot: electric
refriseration; h.-w. heat: convenient to
schools terms.
Ss15O-Army officer leaving will sell
attic. garage at bargain price. Oil heat
automatic water heater: one of the most
attractive wooded lots in Takoma: terms
S5500-Corner bungalow. shaded lot
room one large room, attic, full base
ment with maids room: INV heat auto
matte water heater; new-house condition;
sarase; terms.
Sample 81 Kennebeck Ave.
Oil or Gas Heat
Five rooms and tiled bath. attic. garage;
wooded lot convenient to anitsrium
stores and bus; csfrsts 6;sooj psrK terms
Beautiful new brick Colonial. rooms, >
toilet; lot 15N by $50; sarare; S10.25O.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
2e4 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900
5 ACRES-S65O.
In restricted home community in Prince
ceorges County 20 minutes from down
town Washington; a small estate Oh which
. good part Of the living. can be pro-
duced while the land enhances: home
ses. s.nseess 9es.R 1a1?Ssn ssr eine. A. Noore'' OWNER
COUNTRY HOME-7 Acres.
High on hill tor. . beautiful s-room
AVN dotted With lsrae % shsGe s; trees. ' Steam
rT I station; ae mile. from b. c. s IS, 300 300
WIss. s soN. Annand.ie. Va. phone
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

y "
Beautiful > to 3 acre tracts in Pine
crest. with A hill. LARGE trees, stream
good road. eiec.. buses: moderate restric-
tlons; . mi. to Washington; 500 per
mo. Also l2scre lot OF cleared rolling
grass land SO per mo WIN not start
now for your home tomorrow EDWIN
LYNCH-HARRY L. CARRICO Annandale
va. Phone Alex. s,6-W-4 ONCE closed
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handy to every conyenience 10 miles to
city: IN Va: ami.: Ia acres. nice lawn.
shade shrubbery. chicken houses. garage.
On vell-kept street Price $1,000. Terms
70 suit. FRENzEL. Mclean, Va. Falls
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

LARGE. FIREPRoOF. 3-sToRY WARE
house. located on important, blvd ne;
l3 sos SO. It. 3 floors; elevator. r. r.
sans Inspection Mr., Sasnett DIXIE
REALTY co. National $3.50
AVAILABLE AUGUST lst
~ 10 40 o ST n.e.-LarRe 2nd- floor
warehouse. heat included elevator front
ano rear entrances. containing $500 square
feet: 500 per month
FLOYD E DAVIS CO.
733 10Th ST. NV NATL. O35c.
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BIG-$9,0OO-VALUE.
NEW IlITRA-MODERN

49, III nIA - ~. ~, rnHesM1oAHASE. n ~.
tifully equipped kit. and bath, shower: larSe
recreation rm:. full attic and cellar; /
block to bus. to stores and school
Out Geor9fa ave. blocks past traffc
liEht At Silver Spring turn right on East
Grace Church I'd. one block, then fisht TO
houses
Owners Phone Shepherd 37e3.
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OLD COLONIAL BRICK HOME; 3 BED
rooms. bat oil heat. pine paneled dining
room hreplaces: $500. iii Prince
st, Alexandra. Phone Temple 1856
SALE OR RENT-5-RM MODERN HOUSE
10l Beale ave RiVerdale Md
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NEAR ROCKVILLE-ATTRAcT lO4-
acre farm and home modern conv. ROGER
SHAW. Rockville Nd, Rockville 81
Evening star., 1937-06-01
Woman's Party
Plans Garden Tea

The national officers and members
OF the National Council of the Ma
tional Womans Party have sent out
invitations for a tea in the garden of
Alva Belmont House Thursday after
noon Of this week, June 3, from 4:3O
until 7 o'clock in honor of the officers
and delegates of the World w. C. T. U.
Convention and visitors from other
lands.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley heads the
committee arranging for this outdoor
party and, with Mis- Alice Paul and
other distinguished members of the
National Woman's Party, will receive
the distinguished visitors on Thursday
afternoon
Mrs. Louis Ludlow is in charge of
the tea table and Mrs. Karl Greene
is in charge of decorations for the
event. Mrs Marie Moore Forrest, as
sisted by Mrs. Ethel Reed, has ar
ranged for a musical program.
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Sixth Division Sets
Luncheon THURSDAY

The annual "get-together" luncheon
for the sixth division of the public
schools will be held Thursday at 1915
o'clock In the Continental Hall, when
all principals. past principals, PIT. A.
presidents and past presidents will
honor Mrs. Florence Rogers, super
vlslng principal of the sixth division
and Mrs. Mabel Hubbel, PIT. A. rep
resentative of this division.
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, presi-
dent of the Board of Education, will
be the guest speaker. Mrs. Walter B
Jones, former second vice president OF
the District OF Columbia Congress
-. A., will preside, with Mrs. c. C.
Mullady, treasurer of the District OF
Columbia Congress as toastmistress
All PIT. A. presidents of this divi-
sion comprise the committee for this
event,
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Miss Beekman
And Mr.. Wargo
Wed Last NiSht

OF INTEREST was the wedding
last night of Miss Audrey Purcell
Beekman, daughter of DR.. Daniel De
the dental department of George
washington University, and the late
Mrs. Beekman of Glen Echo Heights
Md. and Mr.. George Wargo OF
Takoma Park, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Wargo of Hazelton, Pa. The
ceremony was performed In the
Seventh-Day Adventist Capital Memo
rial Church, the Rev Warren E. Barr
officiating, at $50 o'clock.
The original Washington String
Quartet, consisting of Mr.. Milton
Schwartz, first violinist; Mr. Paul
Brightenburg, second violinist, and
Mr.. Sydney Hamer. cellist, with Mr.
Alvin Holston, violist, graduate of the
Peabody Conservatory of Music and
a pupil of Mr.. Wargo, substituting for
Mr. Wargo, played. Miss Edythe
Stephenson, soprano. sang, accom-
panied on the organ by Mr.. Emerson
Meyers and by Mr.. Milton Schwartz,
Violinist.
The bride, who was escorted by her
father and given by him in marriage,
wore a gown of white duchess satin
fashioned on princess lines in tailored
effect with high neckline and large
covered buttons down the front. Her
veil was attached to a cap of lace
trimmed with wreath of tiny Gala
lilies. A fold of net was thrown back
from her face making a cape around
her shoulders. She carried a shower
bouquet of white roses and lilies of
the valley with gypsophelia
The matron of honor was Mrs. John
Wilhelm. She wore long gown of
peach chiffon, made in jacket effect
with short puffed sleeves and high
neckline She carried bouquet of
briercliff roses.
The bridesmaids were Miss Violet
Wargo, sister of the bridegroom and
Miss Nora Machlan. They wore long
gowns Of light blue chiffon. made like
that Of the matron of honor. They
carried bouquets of talisman roses and
blue delphinium.
The flower girl was Norma Jean
Schnoppe, who wore frock of white
organdy trimmed with pink.
The best man was MIR. Charles
Kock, uncle OF the bridegroom, Of
Hazleton, Pa. The ushers were MIR.
Harold Abrams of Atlantic City, N. j.,
and Rev. Horton McLennan of Phila-
delphia.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Brightenburg for the members of the
wedding party and out-of town guests
at their home on Conduit road. Mrs.
Brightenburg wore a gown of dark
chiffon print with a corsage bouquet
Of pink roses and blue delphinium. She
was assisted by Miss Veda Marsh, who
wore light blue lace gown with a
corsage bouquet of pink roses and
gypsophila. The rooms were decorated
with ferns and Summer flowers.
Later In the evening MIR. and Mrs
Wargo, the latter wearing a going
away gown of dubonnet silk lace with
three-quarter length coat of light
wool, left for their wedding trip. They
will motor to California, taking the
southern route and they will stop at
the Grand Canyon and the Yosemite
Valley. On their return to the East
they will visit Cape Cod before their
return to Takoma Park, where they
will be at home after September IS.
Among the out-of-town guests were
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Residential Social News
Mrs. Mclean and Her Daughter, Miss
Evelyn Mclean, Leave for West.

n RS. EDWARD BEALE Nc
M LEAN and her daughter,
wv Miss Evelyn Washington Nc
= Lean, accompanied by Miss
Georgia Todd, left last evening for
Colorado Springs, wher, they will
spend the Summer They will join
Mrs. McLean's younger son, Mr. Ed
ward Beale Mclean, jr., who h been
in the West since the late Winter.
Mr.. John r. Mclean, I'd, older
son Of Mrs. Mclean, was amonl those
sailing yesterday on the Normandie
for Europe, where he will spend part
of the Summer
Former Ambassador and Mrs. Walter
E. Edge and family today left their
Washington residence for their Sum-
mer home at Small Point, Me. They
will return to Washington in late Sep
tember, after short trip abroad dur
ing the latter part Of the Summer.
Nine. Boerge Rohde, the former Mrs.
Ruth Bryan Owen. American Minister
to Denmark, will arrive in Washington
today from st. Louis, where she went
to make commencement address
Capt. and Nine Rhode returned to
this country few weeks ago from
Copenhagen, where they had spent
the Winter.
Capt. Rohde will come from New
York today to join Nine. Rohde for a
visit with friends here for a few days.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison and her
daughter, Mrs. Marthena Harrison
Williams, motored to Buena Vista,
Va. for the week end and holiday
with the latters youngest daughter,
Evening star., 1937-06-01

Miss Marthena Williams, who is COM
pleting her first year at the Junior
College OF the Southern Seminary.
Mrs. Harrison and her daughter and
granddaughter will return today to
their apartment in the Dresden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Victor Dun
lap announce the birth OF lighter
May 81. Mrs. Dunlap was formerly
Miss Janet Maroon, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Newsom Maroon of Raleigh,
N. c., and Mr.. Dunlap is a son of
Canon and Mrs. Edward Slater
Dunlap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene w. Ong and
the latter's daughter, Miss Virginia
Penfleld, are spending the late Spring
at White Sulphur Springs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ong gave lunch party Sun
day for Miss Penfield, who will be a
debutante Of next season. Miss Pen
field is the daughter OF the late Mr..
Walter Scott Penfield of Washington
and granddaughter Of Mrs. William
M. Conrad OF this city.
Miss Isabel Pickett and her sister,
Miss Margaret Pickett, spent the week
end and holiday as members of a
house party entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Partington in their home
at East Orange, N. j. The uedding
OF Miss Isabel Pickett and Mr.. James
Partington, jr, will take place
June 27.
Mrs. c. Louella Gardner Of Long
Beach, Calf, and a former resident
OF this city, is visiting Mrs. Rose E.
Hanlon of 1901 Wyoming avenue