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CHEVY CHASE. D. CO LARGE @ Rooms: 9.s:
baths. sleepins porch. Esrase deep 1,ssn,snt ,o5
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II0a Ard ST, N.w.-6 r.. B., H;;;W H.. $50;
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VACANT APRIL J. $500 .Fasf}egs sLocK M: ME:
si;;dT Six room, Yss, aefahSns Phons cieveand 44i0.
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lights nice yard and NICE sssseh s6e per month.
haTd'.E5seeWN hnp1, JOS w. BYRNEs, mile south on on
cchhesserb5ook .ESad. Va. Telephone f:n'
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baths, 3-car garage: newly decorated.
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in9 Govt. PARK: 5 bed rooms. Dale
donPae d6eosnIseraeson. seas oil heat cleveland 6953
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} baths sleeping porch. garage: deep ,;s ioti
tood e bus. asslasta stSrss. Schools and Churches
4sai ARKANSAS AVE (NEAR l4th AND AND
suchananl.s es. seeE'. bath garage clothes
+ ROOMS a BED RooMN. SUI, AND ND
recreation rooms. oil burner: Frigidaire;
double Sarage and large lot; convenient 70
S1s. and street cars; excellent condition.
BURLErTH' 37os, s1t.. ST N.W;TsjjR4S0M " TnsjE6Soal
hood. Convenient: S6s mo-. under market.
0l2 IRVING ST NE-BRICK. SIX
rooms. tile bath. rorchss front ane Ss ,ss: real.
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detached. large lot; vacant March 13. In
quire 1909 18th st. ne.
FoXAIL-SIX ROOMS, BATH MAIDS
room and lavatory recreation room. three
porches gas heat garage: large lot. Cleve-
land $3.50.
OHFVY CHASE, D. CT LARGE ROOMS.
Z baths. sleeping porch. garage; deep lot:
TO bus, stores. schools. Cleveland S775.
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T1NrpeH1RE Gardens ROOMS AND
hath a. less than original price; southern
exposure. 2l5 Emerson st. NV, Apt. 2o''
Tel Geo S91R
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
o7 WOODBINE ST.

Chevy Chase. Md-Well-furnished
detached home with : rooms ana
baths oil heat. garags; SIP
SHANNON Il LUCHS CCo,.z
1506 n ST NV NatloTal --.1t.l:
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scription Of the flood conditions In
Portsmouth, Ohio, as observed by her.
President Mrs. Harry Stewart and
Secretary Mrs. Robert D, Mills were
Endorsed for the Offices of board men,
ber and second vice president, respec-
lively, for the Middle Atlantic States
Regional Association.
Mrs. j. P. Edwards has selected Mrs.
Rosa Barnett, Miss Ella Yeadaker,
Mrs. Violet Thompson and Mrs. Carol
Armhold to assist her on the Nom1-
mating Committee
Members Of the Board Of Governors
were the guests Of Secretary Treasurer
Mrs. Robert D. Mills at dinner Thurs
day at the Continental Hotel, follow
ing which = meeting was held. Miss
Carrie Cooke was appointed to I'LL the
vacancy in the first vice presidents
chair.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Presi-
dents Own Garrison, No. 4, met at
the Willard Hotel Tuesday at pm.
to discuss future plans for the auxil-
larry and for the national convention
to be held here, August ii to IA, in
elusive. Comdr. Elizabeth Ellis pre-
sided.
Representative Charles Kramer OF
California spoke on "The American
Youth and Communism
The auxiliary went on record as
opposing the teaching Of communism
in schools and to support Representa-
tive McCormick,s amendment to the
proposed bill which would strike out
the clause in the appropriation bill
prohibiting the teaching and advo-
cacy OF communism In schools.
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Y. M. c. A. NEWS

The religious work department will
have charge Of the vesper service at
the National Training School for Boys
today at $780, Rev. Charles F. Linger
will be the speaker.
The annual Learn-to-Swim week will
open in boys department Monday and
continue each day through Saturday
from 9 am. to 9 pm.
The Glee Club will meet Wednesday
evening.
The weekly staff conference will be
held Thursday at $50 am. r. B.
Morgan will have charge Of the de-
votional period The final program
of religious and educational motion
pictures will be presented in the men,
bers' room of the lobby at 7:05 pm.
The last episode in the life of Christ
will bring the program to close.
The Woodward School for Boys will
hold an assembly at l0:45 am. Friday.
Motion pictures on the life of Christ
will be shown. An international
gymnasium night will be held in the
mems gym at pm.
The Riding Club will meet Saturday
at the Riverside Stables at 2 pm.
God, the Creator" will be the SUBJ
ject of the weekly radio talk from
Station WMAL at $50. The Kappa
Phi annual dance will be held at the
Shoreham Hotel at 10 pm.
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Two Of the most important Jobs In
the Marine Corps may land in one
family. yet, if fate plays the proper
cards.
Brig. Gen. Hugh Matthews. quar-
termaster of the Marine Corps, is a
brother of Col. Calvin Bruce Mat
thews, who recently became assistant
adjutant and inspector of the Marine
Corps. The adjutant and inspector is
Brig. Gen. Clayton B. Vogel With
foresight, the Marine Corps picked
Col Matthews to step into Gen. Vo-
gels shoes, should anything untoward
happen to him.
Gen. Vogel some time ago was
chosen by the Marine Corps as stand
by adjutant and inspector. When
Brig. Gen. David D. Porter, who was
the adjutant and inspector, was re-
tired recently for physical disability,
Gen. Vogel stepped into his shoes.
Gen. Matthews will serve as quar-
termaster until December 26 Of this
year, under his present four-year ap-
pointment He has held that post,
with the rank of brigadier general,
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since December 26, 1929. having been
reappointed in December, 1888. He
will reach the retirement age of "a
years on June l8, l940 Born in Ten
nessee June 18, 1876, he holds the
Navy Cross and the War Department
bestowed upon him the Distinguished
Service Medal for his outstanding
service in France, where he partici-
pated during the World War in many
of the major battles.
Col Matthews was born in Tennes-
see September 10, 1882.
He was on duty in Nicaragua dur
ing the recent troubled times in that
republic and for his work the Navy
Department awarded him the Dis
tinguished Service Medal. He has
completed the Naval War College
course, as we'll as the course at the
Marine Corps Officers Field School
Gen. Matthews came into the Ma
rine Corps in March, 1900, having
previously served in the Army. His
brother. Col. Matthews, followed him
into the service in December, 1904.
Both were appointed to the Marine
Corps from their native Tennessee.
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NATIONAL UNION

The Spring class ceremonial will be
held In Pythian Temple Wednesday
evening. Henry C. Smale, national
president, Of Chicago. will present the
new members with lapel buttons and
make a short address. The District
manager, Arthur S. Brown, will have
a class Of 80 candidates. The United
Council degree team will perform the
initiation ceremonies, assisted by
Walter T. Wilkinson, tenor soloist;
Ralph L. Caplan, violinist, and Arthur
S. Brown, pianist. Richard A. Walker,
chairman of the Executive Board, will
be the presiding oficer. j. Morris
Harrison, Senator from the Maryland
Jurisdiction; Frank Howe, State man.
ager, and members from the Balti.
more Council will attend
Events of the week are: Thursday.
National Union Bowling League, Con.
vention Hall; Friday, Victory Council,
Pythian Temple.
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REUNION PLANNED
BY Marine DIVISION
Session Will Be Held Here July
15.17-Gen. Harris Heads
Group

The eighteenth annual reunion OF
the Sd tMarne) Division will be held
here July Is, is and II. Maj. Gen.
P. C. Harris, U. S. A., retired, is hon.
orary president of the local branch
of the organization and honorary
chairman of the Convention Com
mittee.
Mai. Holland l.. Robb, formerly
captain of the 9Th Engineers, now in
the Militia Bureau, War Department,
is chairman.
Other committees appointed were:
Detail-Maj. I. A. Luke, ordnance ONCE,
chairman; Joseph A. Jordan, William
J. Schmitz, Capt. Frank J. Jervey and
William A. Shoemaker.
Program-Lieut. Col. T. K. Spencer,
Militia Bureau. War Department,
chairman: Lieut. Col. Ralph c. Bishop,
Richard C. Walters, Homer F. john
son, Maj. Russell F. Lyons and Lieut..
Col. Wilbur Rogers.
Transportation-Lieut. Col. Fred c.
Walker, Army War College, chairman;
w. A. Linke, Dr. S. M. Grayson, Col.
Rice Means and A. A. Wotier.
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ADJUTANTS GENERAL
MEET HERE IN APRIL

The Adjutant Generals Association,
composed Of these officials in the Ma
tional Guard units throughout the
country, will hold its annual conven-
ton in the National Guard Bureau
here on April S, and Z. Col Joseph
K. Particle, U. S. A., adjutant general
Of the local Guard, and Lieut.. Col
Peyton G. Nevitt, assistant adjutant
general, will represent the local Guard
While no program has been
formulated, it was said, it is proba BILE
the armory problem will be informally
presented to the officers, in the dis
cussion Of the problems of housing the
troops and their equipment. Many
Of the States have been able to take
care of their armory problems through
Federal allotments from the Works
Progress Administration. The matter
of housing is expected to be one OF the
important problems to be discussed,
as we'll as the matter of furnishing
equipment for the new troops being
organized, as we'll as replacement of
some Of the obsolete equipment with
which is in use by the militia units.
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IMPROVED ORDER RED
MEN

Idaho Tribe celebrated its 40th an
niversary last Tuesday.
Idaho Council celebrated its 3lst
birthday anniversary Friday and ten
dered a reception to Great Sachem
James T. Norvell, Great Instructress
Mrs. Mary E. Douglas and the Board
of Great Chiefs. Mrs. Sadie Carroll,
instructress, acted as toastmistress.
White Eagle Council held a recep-
ton to the great chiefs wednesday,
with Mrs. Anna Jarboe. instructress.
as toastmistress. Mrs. Anne SherboW
delivered the invocation.
The fourth Tuesday In every month
has been set aside by Waneta Council
for degree work.
Hiawatha Council met Wednesday
at Northeast Masonic Temple. Great
Instructress Mary Douglas spoke.
Mineola Council was called to order
by the Pocahontas, Mrs Ethel Miles.
Plans for q social in the near future
we're made.
The pageant THE March Of Time"
was given at Walter Reed General
Hospital ON Saturday, refreshments
being served by the American War
Mothers. A minstrel will be given for
the veterans and inmates on My !.
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VETERANS OF 1898
ACCEPT MEMBERS
Two Mustered Into Harden Camp
and One Is Rein.

Comdr. Herbert Manning presided
at the meeting of Harden Camp, Span
ish War Veterans, when Joseph c.
De Vries, A. A. surgeon, U. S. A., and
William A. Fennell, 1st U. S. 'Volun-
teers, were mustered into membership.
and Frank S. Hinrichs, U. S. N, was
reinstated
Comdr. ]. W. Mcdonald presided at
the last meeting of Urell Camp. The
following were elected for muster:
Thomas R. Mechem, Company A, lst
Delaware Volunteers; Martin D. Cham
berlain, first-class fireman, U. S. NJ:
Crandal Mackey, Company B. 10th
U. S. Infantry; John Nelson Brown
inf, Company B, lst D. C. Volunteers,
and Harvey M. Cook, Company F, lst
D. c. Volunteers. Harvey NJ Cook,
being present, was mustered in.
The meeting Of Urell Auxiliary was
presided over by President Margaret
Binnix. Mrs Isabel Humm and Miss
Dorothy Bohrer we're taken into men,
bership. The auxiliary will hold q
rummage sale April at 1l07 Fourth
street southwest and bingo party
April at 8 o'clock at Twelfth and
K streets northeast
President Mary Burke presided at
the meeting of Dewey Auxiliary. De-
partment President Esther Erhardt,
with her staff, paid her annual in
spection. An entertainment was given.
Past Department President Mrs.
Burns presented the department presi-
dent with gifts.
The meeting of Henry w. Lawton
Auxiliary was presided over by Presi-
dent Helen Grissam Mrs Emily C.
Pickens was admitted to membership.
A rummage sale will be held April Is
at l107 Fourth street southwest.
The meeting April l of the Daugh-
ters of '98 will be held at the home Of
Cadet Dorothy Afford, l435 North
Veitch street, Arlington, Va, at pm.
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Y. W. c. A. NEWS

Mrs. Henry Dec Adams OF Chevy
Chase Chapter, assisted by Mrs. Sioyl
Gile, Mrs. F. A. Buttrick and Mrs.
William H. Somervell, will be hostess
for the at home today at pm. There
will be no music hour. Beginning
April 4, the program will continue
each Sunday through May g.
Thirty Girl Reserves will assist with
recreation for the egg rolling at the
White House.
| Senior High School Girl Reserves
and their escorts will have dance at
the Y. w. C. A. Tuesday.
Friday Nighters will hold a rehears-
al for their play, "Jobyna Steps Out"
April 3 at 10 am, directed by Amy
Veerhoff.
Mrs. Perry Huss of the Junior Wom-
ems Club of Marietta Park will have
charge of the program Wednesday at
6l4 E street at $3.50 pm.
DR.. Anne Seesholtz, chairman OF
the Religious Life Committee, has
called q meeting Of her committee Tor
April 2 at 6 pm.
Kamp Kahlert Council will meet
April 3 at 6 pm.
Miss Marian Peabody, national mu-
sic secretary, will spend Tuesday and
Wednesday at the local association.
"A Penny Parade" is the title OF
the party at the xenos Club Wednes-
day at 8 pm.
Practice bridge class for business
women will meet Wednesday at 7:15
pm.
The Blue Triangle Club will meet
April l at 8:l5 pm.
Registration for the business girls
week end trip to New York on April
II and Is are being taken in the
business women's ONCE at the Y. w.
c. A. This trip is sponsored by the
Blue Triangle Club and xenos Club
and Is open to all business girls IN
WaShin9ton.
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During the first week in April, the
local divisions will be put through
q series Of preliminary inspections to
check up on the readiness OF the Or
ganization for the annual inspection
by a board Of regular officers from
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The Petworth Woman's Club Execu-
tive Board will meet at the home OF
Mrs Walter Bishop next Thursday at
8 pm. She will be assisted by Mrs.
G. L. Palmer, chairman Of the home
section.
At a recent meeting Of the civic
section, Miss Elaine Eppley, member
of the District Bar, spoke on "Deci-
sions of the Supreme Court Which
Have Affected Our Political Phil
osophy."
The Washington Cultus Club met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. j. E.
Dyer, Tlden Gardens. with the presi-
dent, Mrs. w. I. Coby. presiding.
Mrs. William r. Myers gave . paper
on Southern Writer'S" followed by
one on Modern Poets," by Mrs.
Corby.
The club will hold its next meeting
April 6 at the residence Of Mrs. Daniel
G. Davis, 1852 Mckinley street.
Hotel Greeters Of America, Women's
Auxiliary No. 81, met Monday at the
Lewis Hotel Training School, with the
president, Mrs. Harry Stewart, presid-
ing. An article on Business Promo
ton and Sales Department" was pre-
sented by Mrs. Tom OFT for the Edu-
cational Committee. A history and
description of Mount Vernon were
presented by Miss Edna Thompson
and read by Mrs. Carol Armhold A
feature Of the meeting was q "See
America First" talk by Mrs. Mary
Catherine Lewis. Past President Mrs.
Doll Zirkle presented In . letter . de-
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The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. F..
L. Lewton, pit Albany avenue After
luncheon, served by the hostess, Mrs.
G. Albert Scott, president, presided for
the business session. Mrs. Charles Nc
Grew introduced the speaker, Mrs
John Milton Sylvester, who gave an
original reading.
Guests were Mrs. H. w. Haugh Of
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Bessie Dana,
Miss Marion Crittenden and Mrs. John
Milton Sylvester.
Next meeting with Mrs. Roy C..
Potts, 2l0 Maple avenue, April 13.
Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase
Elected to membership at the meet
ing Wednesday were Mrs. w. R. Wins
low, Mrs. Alvin c. Ketcham, Mrs.
Ralph H. Nagle, Mrs. Hartford Allen,
Mrs. Harry Hendricks. Mrs. H. H. HUI
girt. Mrs. H. j. Russell McNitt, Mrs.
Beveridge Miller, Mrs. Daniel Saun-
ders, Mrs. Charles B. B * and Mrs.
Robert M. Bolton. Mrs. F. Wellman
Milliken was admitted as guest mem
Der for one year.
The civics section will meet in the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church at
II O'Clock Friday under the auspices
Of the Committee on Applied Educa-
ton. Miss BERTHE Backus, principal Of
Alice Deal Junior High School, will
speak on Secondary Education" Mrs.
q
children's songs. Luncheon will be
served at 1890.
There will be an exhibition OF paint
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Mrs. Ann Oppenheimer, president OF
the Past Matrons and Past Patrons
Association of William F. Hunt Chap
ter, announces the annual banquet
and election of officers will be held
Saturday night ut the Kenesaw Hotel.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

Bradman have with them for part Of
the holidays DR.. and Mrs. William
N. Cogan of Washington.
Capt. william Mann, U. s. NJ;
Mrs. Mann and their daughter. Bev-
erly Mann, are the guests Of Mrs.
Mann's brother and sister, -in-laN.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph c. Fegan at
the Marine Barracks in Washington.
Maj. and Mrs. Walter Great
singer Farrell left Wednesday for
Florida. where they will spend part
Of their Christmas leave.
Capt. and Mrs Miller v. Parsons
have with them this week end their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford E. Young, jr.
Maj. and Mrs. Cyril w. Martyr
have issued invitations for q cocktail
party at which they will entertain
Wednesday, honoring their house
guests, Mrs. Martyrs brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolton
OF Buffalo, N. Y.
Maj. and Mrs. Robert L. Montague
and their son are visiting Mrs. Mon
tague's parents in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rainier are
spending Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee F. Curtis in Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Reginald H. Ridgely
had as their guests at Christmas
dinner Capt. Ridgely's parents. DR.. and
Mrs. R. H. Ridgely, ST.: his sister,
Miss Elizabeth Ridgely, and brother,
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Mr.. Graham Ridsely Of Annapolis, and
Mrs. Ridgely's brother in law and SIS
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Dtckenson Of
Fredericksburg, Va.
Col. and Mn. Puryear
Have Holiday Guests.
Col. and Mrs. Bennet Puryear have
as their guests their son, Mr.. Alan
Puryear Of Washington, and Col. Pur-
years brother, Mr.. John Puryear Of
New York City.
Miss Virginia Gould. daughter of
Maj. and Mrs. Moses J. Gould, will
entertain at q party next Monday
evening. when her guests will be the
Misses Phyllis and Virginia Atkinson,
Marilyn Bassett, Mary 10 Bradman,
Doris and Jean Carroll, Virginia
Jones. Ardath Brown, Mary Shearer of
Washington, Peggy Erskine, Betty
Jane Knighton. Edith Lee, Mary Mon
son, Joan Hayes Of Chicago. Rosemary
Phillips, Patricia Robilla,d, Peggy
Shaw, Virginia and Dorothy Smith,
Doris Thompson, Patsy McHenry of
Washington, Millicent De Butts of
Alexandria, Bernadine Hines, Eileen
Herlhy, Hedwig Jagiello, Jean Zal-
anka. Jean Ridderhof, Louise Ladd,
Beverly Ladd. and the Messrs. Boyd
johnson, Paul Crocker. Hammond
Snyder and Dick English of Alexan-
dria: George McHenry Of Washing
on, Russell Silverthorn, Walter Jag
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iello. David Kline. Gordon Woodrow,
Robert Tatum, Ralph Robinson, John
Clement, Lester Henson, Alfred Noble
Tommy Bourke, Gale Noble, Carlton
Post, Lawrence White, Arnold Glad
den, Telly Kennedy, Robert Cheatham,
Robert Plachta, Bill Vogler, Pete Rus
sell, Roy Geiger. Robert Thompson,
Carl Aiken, Tom Quigley, Tom Phil
lips, Virgil Abel, Henry Shaw, Arthur
Page and Moncure Waller.
Capt. and Mrs. Tilghman H. Saun-
ders and their daughter, Jane Lamar,
spent Christmas with Mrs. Saunders
mother, Mrs. Leeman Browne, in
Philadelphia, and will be the guests
on New Year Eve Of Capt. Saunders
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Saunders
of Hampton, Va.
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph D. McAfee
motored to Cincinnati to spend
Christmas with relatives.
Capt. and Mrs. Harold G. Newhart
have as their house guests this week
end Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Mackle of
Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Robert A. Olson
had as guests Christmas Eve and Day
Mrs. Olson's mother, Mrs. r. w.
Voeth, and sister. Miss Virginia Voeth.
and 1t. E. woodward. U. 8. NJ, of
Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. Francis Cunning
ham left yesterday for Columbia, 8. c.,
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where they will be the guests Of Dr..
and Mrs. H. A. Tyler.
Capt. and Mrs. John c. Mum have
as their guest Capt. Munn's mother,
Mrs. Cora H. Mum Of Stuttgart, Ark.
Capt. and Mrs. Hayes
Hosts Wednesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles H. Hayes
had as their guests over Wednesday
night 1t. T. w. Hopkins, U. 8. n, and
Mrs. Hopkins, Of Norfolk, Va. Mrs.
Hopkins, before her recent marriage,
was Miss Doris Wolf Of Washington.
1t. and Mrs. Robert L. Denig, jr.,
were detached from the Post this week
and have gone to Indianapolis, where
It. Denig Is assigned to duty.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter A. Wachtler
are spending part Of their Christmas
vacation IN Norfolk with Mrs. Wacht-
ler's brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph d. Collins.
1t. and Mrs. Thomas D. Hughes are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Hindman in Philadelphia.
Capt. and Mrs. Lewis r. Tyler have
as their guest this week end Capt.
Tylers sister, Miss Margaret Tyler of
Washington.
Capt. and Mrs. william P. Battell
have with them for Christmas Mrs,
Esther Martin and Mr.. William Mar
tin Of Washington. Mrs. Estelle Chap
man Of Fairfax Courthouse, Va, and
Mr.. Richard Battell of Ames, Iowa.
Capt. and Mrs. William P. Kelly are
spending Christmas in Edgemoor, Nd,
with Mrs. Kelly's brother in law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Littlehales.
Capt. and Mrs. Kenneth Weir have
with them for Christmas Capt. Weir's
aunt, Mrs. I. D. Snowden Of East
Hampton, Long Island.
Capt. and Mrs. Presley NJ Rixey and
their children spent Christmas with
Capt. Rixey's parents, Col. Presley M.
Rixey, U. S. NJ. c.. retired, and Mrs.
Rixey. at their home in Alexandria.
Mrs. Shirley Cheatham of Macon.
Ga. and Mr.. John Marston of Balti-
more are the house guests Of Capt. and
Mrs. Manley L. Curry.
Capt. and Mrs Walter I. Jordan and
their small son spent Christmas In
norfolk with Mrs. Jordan's brother
ln-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Hemingway.
Capt Jordan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James M. Jordan Of Virginia Beach,
who are spending the winter here, are
IN Washington for the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Irvine.
Miss Marcia Phillips Of Watertown.
N. Y. Is here for a Christmas visit with
the family Of her brother, Maj. Claude
A. Phillips.
Capt and Mrs: Earl s. Davis and
their children spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. L. Harris in Roanoke.
Va.