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DO YOU LIKE TREES?

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Would you care for a house on a large
corner lot in highly desirable NV. sec
ton? If you would be interested in ac-
curing $4,000 home for only $10,250
listen to this:
Circumstances too lensthy to explain here
permit me to offer you q brand-new g.
room. 2-bath. all-brick house with auto
matte heat. in lovely Chevy Chase. on =
$1O,250.
This house is surrounded by homes cost
ing considerably more than this price
Convenient to schools and stores. You
simply cannot afford to overlook this
opportunity. To inspect call WALTER
AIKEN. Adams 5297 or Cleveland $500.
NEW HOMES,
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Perry .pl; and 10th st. n.e.-Stone and
brick. bedrms. baths: S6,950 UP. Open
for inspection til q pm daily
BRADLEY. BEALL l. HOWARD. INC.
Natl. 0271. Southern Bldg
5134 KLIN0LE ST. NW.-Ss950.
Cape Cod. 8 rms. bath. large lot.
5611 14th ST. NW-S12.
bedrooms. fully detached Will remodel
to suit buyer.
JEROME S. MURRAY,
Pot 1929 1891 @ ST NV Rep o46O
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OPEN 10 Am. TO 9 PM.
Brand-new Detached Brick.
CENTER HALL PLAN.
large well-arranged rooms . complete
baths. full attic. deep lot to allev. high
elevation. automatic heat. recreation room
Convenient to primary and junior hish
schools. stores and buses.
54O7 N. CAPITOL ST.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV. Dist. :s346.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS.
contains s rms. 2 baths. recreation rm::
lot l55-ft. deep. Price SIa.750.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St. NV. Realtor. Natl. 0753,
EVENINGS Georgia so19.
789 18th ST. NE.
s fine rooms. bath. 3 porches. full base
ment. h.-w.h.. weather. -stripped. screened
Gated Gated and and priced risht at $500. easy
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
225 New York Ave. NV Natl. a7a7.
6507 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV.
Convenient. to Sheridan St. Shopping
Center. churches and schools: also theaters:
new detached brick; one-half bath on drst
ss sssse sna o.n Sn sea
consider trade or small cash payment.
~ WAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 3346.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SMALL HOUSE, 2 ACRES TURKEYs
s,a, rc Sc e to, to Hlshway No. B. GA miles to
MoNTG. CO.. 8 MI. NORTH D. C.. Mr..
SsSiE, '7h i' riaor f*'S re zsn:
galow. mr.. Silver Spring: Well built, With
beautif,l landseaped lot: Reas. shep: 36ls-J.
m ONE OF WAsHINdToNs coMPLETE
restricted nsishbo1hoSds S1rs hHms ,ra,a,.d With
% e., :s$ ;AsS; ss s'1s. st.
sasETEAs s.ss 4 Hs. VISTA 4 Na GSSS'HX1s 1s4
on Old &c. 1Eetown rd,. BY frontate Of
4So & Or & GhTlfs 1sr St HSHss %sS contain. sIe
B53: s,,Ts :ssf9s s9f R,eSt Ss AZ
Soom Sts spsse NOPE epenns HSs
rooms: % : b. ths. end door; sttics finished.
consist Of double-car garage with servants
quarters above sinsle-car garage and tpol-
sis eHu'si sa7s c''' OWNER to inspect c0ldm'
AND !. ACRE TRACT ON NO HIGH
able for residence. tourist camp; nlling
soz Rss'nfss fssH seIa gar on very 'eln'.
WEIL-BUILT DWELLING; OIL BURNER;
location: fne trees. fertile sarden. fruit;
s;,s: s11sr Ts; Fssas
CHEVERLY. Mp.-S66OO HOME. FINE
Frisidaire and elec range: partly furnish.
rooms, all for $1,000; reasonable terms
Leaving city. Box 171-J. Star. 15s
M,76O-NEARBY MARYLAND. SMALL
cash. easy monthly payments. Brick, semi
BUNGALOW. 6 rooms: AMI 2.car brick "a
rsse: Phone Me- NJ BARTLETT Natl. 1882;
5-RooM BRICK BUNGALOW. BRICK GA
RAGE. fully insulated. with oil burner. attic
finished in one room: 80 BOO: $500 cssn::
r. H. A. finance. 1923 North Wskeneld
ST. Arlington. Va. Walnut So14. Wainut
TAKoMA PARK-ATTRAcT1vE b-RooM
BUNGALOW available immedtstssElyG ns sEG snSE TSsfs
snG LoHR' e9aso0s1ii sii Cedar ST. dso: 0ssl.
1ARGAiNs-FfPOSsEsoKD HOUSES e
ntIered for sale at sacrifice prices: 3 AID
Z heSroonns with and 3 baths: large
wooded lots. For Information call Walnus
4 STREET IN DANIELS PARK. PEHwYNi
shower, Xreplace elec. range. full base.
ment, h.-Wh.,- hoored ATTIC. suitable ferr
rooms; wooded lot. 50x160; price % SUV;
$500 essh: nsnthly .,n ,pszzIy1fgeH zzIy1fgesH '''' 'n'h
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TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
$4,000 for bungalow Of fve large rooms,
once sold for $s.5O0. Excellent neighbor-
hood. INV heat, new boiler. Attractive
lot with trees.
5OO-New brick house. on wooded
lot convenient to school; new development.
Rooms are large and airy beautifully
finished tiled bath. built-in garage. Two
extra @ @seeond,fl rooms: Easy terms:
new brick house, on beautiful corner near
Takoma. Six extra large rooms. two baths.
One bedroom and bath f1rst floor. Recre-
alton room. Slate roof, steel sash. insula-
tion Built-in garage. $500 down.
See Small Acreage Tracts Under
Farms for Sale
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll st. Takoma Park Geo $500
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CHEVERLY, MD.
ENGLISH STUDIO HOME.

New 7-rm, 2-bath all-brick house from
owner Large wooded lot Apply stoddard
I'd. and Laurel ave, or call Greenwood
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$780,.

ROOMS-NEAR MD UNIVERSITY.
Full-size dining and living room with
fireplace, front and rear porches, double
new oil burner; large. shady lot. on hill;
cool and convenient section city water,
sewer, gas and cleo. Terms. Berwyn 130-W.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

(Continusd)
:SsSs :!S SS s: t'S:A'ss s'1:: ''
NEW AND 9 ROOM FRAME AND BRICK
bungalows. from $4,000 up; small down
Ss2S9 = CO. 1907 ~ t. sss T.
VIII BUILD AND FINANCE you 4 HOME
sa san neesSS oaiord ys ol44 Our representative vii
completely furnished house: Sl7b cash and
issaW.4h isssS%s balance $4,000. Phone 1',F.az y!
sSsS 1854 T SleF sUx s.h: 81 REX ,,S.s. Mw
Ayattsvilie Hills. 2 doors from bus: con
zSo zissns Co. e 'tSTs: .oS ;enGC zAN
iul: new center ahsli:pisn 1 brick home. With
hre:kisst NOOK: h;:x:h.; 81 burner. 2:car
1ooded lot; near bus and new Lee blvd
between Irving and N. Jackson.
ne. deyelopment. al II modern a eonvenienees i Is
family 4.sSE!ns ssd4eom: Sst. and ao%f b.'S. s.
% sn na hsae s fS to Be n:
ave. .Tako@. Park. Md; Drive out Carroll
Houston. c. L. sTRNGiER. owner 1 and ID
..cARRoILTON" CLARKsvIILE PIKE,
r. from WASHINGTON; adjoins "Homewood.'::
..Doughoreean Manor. the home Of Charles
Carroll ef Carrollton. siRner Of the Declare
tion Of lndependence and George Washing
toms friend and military aid) This prop
erty is rich in scenic and historic interest.
frame dwelling with beautiful shade trees;
also q splendid 7-room cottage. Only .
miles to All View golf course and 3 to hunt
slnoh @ People Of nationai prominence in
1stslf sf fol In es. fS.n
PUE 4 CO. 2 z. Lexington st.. Baltimore.
VA: HIGHLANDS-7-ROOM HOUSE AND
building lot; screened porch: ami; near
bus line and downtown Washington 746
:3rd st., W. Highlands. Va. Phone jack
5 r.: tie bath. oil heat bsra.in: oT. Va. Hisfa.
lands bus; like rent. 21Os South Joyce ST.
NO Cash PAYMENT. S65 MONTHLY
Excellent house. in good condition. 4 rms.
tile bath on 1st floor: 3 rms and bath on
2nd.. Oak floors. full-length bronze screens,
porches' lily pond: trees. shrubbery. excel.
hous: 60 out sSns. ,,,nS under entire
Riverdale Bank. turn left 8 blocks to CAL
vert St. turn right to 3rd house. $500.
$500 AND $4s MONTH BUYS FROM
owner new Cape Cod fve large rooms.
fireplace. tiled bath and shower. large
attic. roushed In for 3 additional rooms,
ina. large kitchen bulit-in cabinets % e-eu'-
It. Norge: conveniently located; 1Oc fare
324 West Windsor ave. Aiexandria, near
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= STREET IN DANIELS PARK. p1RwYN,
MdMNeH bun1aiov. rooms. bath, and
:hoye aTspsSss Seor.s eie .ttis asnss sssSt.Se ,S
rnnms: wooded lot. 50xl6O; price. Sb 800;
$500 essh: Hsnthis p ,pszzHg1fpnts zzg1p is'' sn'n
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SPECIALS.

SPECIALS.
4 rms'. bath. h.-v.h.. city water And
sewer; close In to Washington; priced.
$3.50; easy terms.
sewer; priced, S4,25O: easy terms
L. @. RICHARDSON Walnut 1929.
2411 Wilson Blvd Arlington Va
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Before You Rent, Investigate.
the purchase Of a lovely new modern home
at All Lee Blvd. Falls Church. II is an
heat. 1890 living room. 1sx1s dining
room. bedrooms. baths: maids room
ana path laundry, recreation room: 10
- minutes Of Washineton via express
highway; S15.150. Salesman on premises
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COLORED.
NORTHWEST.
COLORED.
NORTHWEST.
1891 10Th ST

rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. full basement.
Colonial front porch, hardwood floors;
newly .papered and in perfect condition:
very low for quick sale. on easy terms
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
425 N. Y. Ave. NV Realtors Natl 0197,
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ANACOSTIA.
We have buyers for houses in this sec
tio2 ard Hillcrest. List your property
with us.
Natl 1896. A. M. ROTH. Temple 1874.
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JACOBSON BROS.

JACObOON bNOO.
home In one Of the finest NV. residential
sections at q most attractive price.
white brick home. located on q knoll.
set well back from the street, surrounded
BY giant oak trees lends an artistic setting
sisting Of large rooms, 1st-floor lavatory.
breakfast room and finished third floor.
The most modern accessory equipment, in
been used
You will like this home and the price
placed on 1t for immediate sale. See No.
pm. daily. u block west Of 10th st.,
blocks north Of Kalmia I'd.
JACOBSON BROS.
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1908 KANSAS AVE.
Near Intersection 18th st. NV:
large 4-bedroom house. with delightful
garden il. rear; large front porch ,Hi, With
lated: GOOD condition Sa750, will con-
slider suburban home in exchange. open
KELLEY. STEELE g. BRANNER
Mist T74o Sunday Clev. 1850.
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NORTHWEST,
1866 HARVARD ST.
rooms. . baths. in excellent condi-
tion; fun basement, Ruud automatic not
water heater. metal rocf 3-story row % oriGn: .n
preciate its value at $500.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
e25 New York Ave. NV. Natl: 9707-
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED BARGAIN-ONLY S306O.
cleo: $500 cash. S2S month. Rep. O225.
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1892 Ham!in st: NE r.: b.. oil heat:
1900 Blk. Wailach ni. n'W.-s r. b.,
h.-w.h.. elec., gar; $4,000: $1,000 cash
GUY TIMER. 1925 You st. NV. North
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CORNER s-RooM HOUSE: NEAR DIST.
LINE AND WIS. AVE. DETACHED; REC
FEXIIoN. RM., BUILT-IE ~, g dARAGHE A2AoH.
LOT T6x1OO. FIRST OPENING. SPECIAL
PRICE ~ o,-,
1910 ARGYLE TERRACE NV.
OVERL COOKING BLAGDEN AVE.
Cool quiet. restricted 8 rooms
baths. sleeping and sun porches. garase'
Ing on screened p9Esh; reduceedd ed, owe.
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Justices Wife
Aiding League.

Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone. wife Of As
sociate Justice Stone, chairman of the
educational meetings group of the
Community Chest League, is holding
meeting at Sulgrave Club this after
noon at S o'clock, at which members
of her committee, Mrs Stanley Reed.
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes, Mrs. Hen
men Jennings and Mrs. Ernest G.
Draper, will be present.
Leaders of campaign organizations,
school heads and other groups inter-
ested in the education work of the
Chest are invited to this first meeting
of Mrs. Stones committee. Following
the rally luncheon of the league at the
Mayf1ower Hotel Monday Mrs. Stone
and her group will give series Of teas
at which leaders of Government groups
and Metropolitan Area units will dis
cuss plans for the Chests educational
campaign.
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judge Haussermann
Is Honor Guest
At Party.

Judge John w. HauSSermann OF Ma
nila was honored at a cocktail party
yesterday afternoon by Miss Violet
Sweet Haven at her apartment on Fiji
teenth street.
Judge HauSserman, who recently ar
rived in this city from the Philippines,
has lived there for 40 years, having
gone with Gen. Funston's Kansas regi-
ment in 1898 as young officer dur
ing the Spanish-American War. He
remained as Judge Advocate and later
was Assistant Attorney General of the
Philippines. He drafted the charter OF
the city of Manila, which remains un-
changed today.
Among the guests were Mr.. j. M.
Elizalde. new Commissioner of the
Commonwealth of the Philippines; Mr..
Joseph B. keenan,, Assistant to the At
torney General; former nator Harry
B. Hawes and his daughter, Mrs Pey-
ton H. Dunn; Mr.. Thurman Arnold,
Assistant Attorney General, and Mrs.
Arnold, and Mr.. j. Weldon Jones, act
ing High Commissioner of the Philip
pines.
Others present were Sir Willmott
Lewis and Lady Lewis, Mr.. Felthan
Watson. Mr.. Gordon Dean, Mr.. and
Mrs James W. Morris, Capt. and Mrs.
Bonner Fellers, Mr.. and Mrs. Lucien
Mercier, Mr.. Harry w. Van Dyke, Mrs.
Susan Van Dyke. Mr.. and Mrs. Bulkley
Grimm, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frantz,
Miss Bern Berard. Miss Stella Akin.
Miss Marguerite O'Brien, Miss Grace
Stewart, Mr.. Vicente Villamin, Mr..
Barnett B. Lester and Mr.. Newbold
Burgess.
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Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor has opened
her home, Wild Acres, Bethesda, Md,
after an absence of nearly four months.
which she spent at the Grosvenor
summer home in Baddeck on the Nova
Scotia coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Green of
1887 Massachusetts, avenue, who are
at home informally to their friends
each Sunday during the season. will
observe their first "at home" Sunday
at 5 o'clock.
Mai. Gen. and Mrs. George B. Pills
bury and their daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Pillsbury, have returned to WASH
ington from a trip around the world.
They have taken an apartment at the
Anchorage for month.
Mrs. William Lewis Pitcher will en-
tertain friends at the fashion luncheon
at Hotel Twenty-Four Hundred to
morrow. Others who have made res
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Residential Society News
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor Opens
Home, Wild Acres, at Bethesda.

ervations are Miss Grace Ocumpaugh
and Mrs. j. Duncan Elliott, Mrs. Ellen
S. Woodward, Mrs Christopher Gar
nett. Mrs. Randolph Coyle and Miss
Virginia Price.
Mrs. r. c. Hibben will be hostess at
luncheon this afternoon in her home
in Wesley Heights to Chapter g Of
the P. E. o.
" s--l=s 4
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Wolhaupter
have as their house guest in their
home in Spring Valley Mrs. Wolhaup-
ter's sister, Miss Phillis Burke Of Min
neapolis, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bryant Of New
Zealand, who are on an extended
tour of the States and Canada are at
the Dodge while in the Capital.
Mr.. Eben F. Comins. who recently
(See RESIDENTIAL, Page B-4.)
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Miss Kelly to Wed
Ensign Rutter
November =.

Miss Ruth Kelly, daughter of Mrs.
Clyde Kelly and the late former Rep
resentative Kelly. will fly to Long
Beach October 8 to marry Ensign
James Boyd Rutter, U. 8. N. son of
Capt. James Boyd Rutter, U. S. N,
retired, and Mrs. Rutter, of Long
Beach and Washington. The wedding
will take place In Long Beach Novem-
Der in the Episcopal Chapel there.
Miss Kelly will be given in marriage
by Capt. ]. M. smeallie. U. S. NJ, who
is an old friend of her family. and
his daughter. Miss Anne Smeallie
will be her only attendant.
Miss Kelly attended school here
where she has lived with her mother
since the death Of her father
Ensign Rutter Is on the admiral's
staff aboard the U. S. S. Pennsylvania.
He was graduated from the Naval
Academy in 1896.
Ensign Rutter and his bride expect
to come East with the fleet in jan
uary, when they will visit Mrs. Kelly
here
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Suburban Social Notes
MIR. and Mrs. Guy L. Seaman
\ Have Guests in Takoma.

Mr.. and Mrs Guy L. Seaman Of
Takoma Park. Md, have visiting them
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson of Bay
ridge, Md, with their infant daughter,
Jane Wilson.
Ballynahown, the Fairfax, Va. resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs Wilson M.
Farr, was the scene of a large tea
Wednesday when Mrs. Farr and Mrs.
James McC. Henderson, also of Fair
fax. jointly entertained about 100
guests. Mrs. Frederick Dawson Rich
ardson. Mrs. H. N. Clark. Mrs. B. F.
Salisbury and Mrs. Caddell Smith, all
of Fairfax, alternated at the tea table,
and others assisting the hostesses in
cluded Mrs. Elton Holbrook, Mrs.
Richard r. Farr, Mrs. F. w. Rich
ardson and Miss Randolph Richard
son. all Of Fairfax, and Mrs. Thomas
c. Henderson Of Chantilly. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. william N. Wood Of
Chevy Chase, Md, are in New York,
where they will stay for the rest Of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon have
come from their home in Bridgewater,
Mass, and are alternating their visit
with Mr. and Mrs Alfred w. Holden
at their home on North Daniel street,
Arlington, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Holden in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knowlan OF
Takoma Park. Md, entertained for
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bailleul of New
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Mr.. and Mrs. Valance
Give Dinner Party.

Mr. William r. Valance of the State
Department and Mrs. Valance enter
tanned at the University Club at din
ner last evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Finch.
Mr. Finch is Secretary Of the Amer
ican Society of International Law and
lectured later at the club on the sub
ject Of The Challenge to Democracy
in Europe" Other guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Valance were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Atwood. Mrs. Howard S. Leroy
and DR.. Carlton Savage.
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Mrs. SmoOt HOnored
At Luncheon.

Mrs Reed Smoot, wife of the former
Senator Smoot of Utah, was guest of
honor at luncheon today at the Shore
ham, which was given by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. Willard Marriott.
Among the guests were Mrs. Frank
T. Hines. Mrs. Weston Vernon, Mrs.
Ferdinand Kausholz, Mrs. Maurice
Barnes, Mrs. Wayne Anderson, Mrs.
Mervin Bennion, Mrs. Allan Thody,
Miss Ethel Adams. Mrs Abraham
Cannon, Mrs Gordon Sears, Mrs Al
fred K. Cherry, Mrs. Jesse r. Smith
and Mrs. Dale Snow.
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News Notes of the Official
And Diplomatic Sets
In the Capital
The German Ambassador Issues
Invitations for Concert by
The Dresden KreuZchOr.

Dieckhf issued invitations lor
evening October a. at o'clock at
the Maynower Hotel
wife Of the Mexican Ambassador mas issued
from to o'clock in honor
the Inter-
International Horse Show in New York
Peenyi leased EstaDrook tne
Col and Mrs Arthur ben
Rock Greek Park lovely
old and was the scene
that Col and Mrs OBrn lived
Washington for
for some time n before going West
Penyi will November from the mouse Al
stree lived for several years
will be hosts to
Department. Mr. Vincent Miles
Mhower lounge tonight Other
daughter Mr. and
and Mr. and Mrs Vernon Clarke
who left yesterday
HOTEL
about the end
month
Appeals vnon will be the guests of
buffet
240l Calvert The Justice
Congress and colleague and close
father Walden
Mr. former
of her North Carolina.
Appeals Mrs Miller will
shareho and Mrs Vinson
u N,
the Kennedy
Warren of N, Of
Va, their guest for a week or
A, Washington for
q Park Hotel Col and Mrs Bicker
their home Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia
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Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and
By the Way
Beth Rlaixs=

Germany Embassy pleasant
acve evening with the Ambassador Dkhon invariably
the dinner t.f M m culinary % trmub @ With fS vbo,s VI % .,m %
5 famous
After dinner Frau Dkhon and James Clement Dunn showed us some
followed interesting Deckhon taken
through Honolulu pictures showed Walter
Dnghams imposing there well the large ranch belonging
which they frequent weekend parties The
included sunset which lovely and
amusing which the being
almost popular for home the
active the coo real and exquisite that
Enjoying n
his De1ano Robbins with
Pock
M t German n rh ana p seno1n the ' Counselor w. Of S. c.rm.n
Townsend and Harold
and Rebecca Wellington.
Supper Embassy night
did after showing the touching ande
possible repetition
usually present at a dgnined embassy party.
pleasant aspect evening
Butler Wright
wnghs with
looking
fresh and lovely after happy Mrs Emory Sands with
host Mr. Richard southgae who told that Lila still recovering
night
resemblance her good
daughter striking that identified her before being
presented 1ne Assistant secretary tne ana M wayne
stayed later than usually their custom evening parties
suited
Also Countess Rob
birthday Anthony Rumbold Felicity having
fashion piled and looked simply
Stanley Woodward and Mrs Harold Hinton
Harold Tumbun and members Of the
staff which included Comdr and Nine Pierre Benec she
black Norbert Chmpsaur Col Lombard
health Count and Countess
recommending washington
bachelor counting
bachelors embassy Jacques Teu
an Berard.
smithers building the Worth
taking and
Maryland Both they forgotten their
friends and intend spend Thursday here motoring
friend
Dy that the
proving
glimpse Of them the
s completed
WAY-Grace that the winner OF
ODon
the
ISOLATION group.
Foles winter probably around the end Of January The
will
the direction Of Jerome H. Carghn Of New York.
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Underwood g. Underwood Photo.

York last evening at the Occidental
Hotel.
Mrs. John K. Livingston of Savan-
nah. Ga, Is expected to arrive in
Fairfax, Va, next week to be the
guest of Mrs. Richard Ewell Thornton
in her residence, The Hill.
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Virginia Society Ball.

The Society of Virginia of the Dis
trict of Columbia will hold its first
ball this evening at o'clock at the
New Willard Hotel. This is the first
of a series of interesting sessions Of
the society.
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jr., will join Miss Cook and their
mother at the Shoreham next month
for an extended stay. He Is travelling
IN New England and Canada at
present.
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Miss Cook Hostess.

Miss Ruth Cook entertained at
luncheon at the Shoreham today for
group Of the post-debutantes.
Her brother, Mr.. Thomas E. Cook,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09
ROHDES LEAVE
OVER HIGHWAY
MRS. RUTH BRYAN HoHDE
WAS HONOR GUEST ON
Two OCCASIONS

a'Captain Boerge Rohde and wife
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde, who
were visiting in Key West and
were guests of honor at the Ro-
ttsry luncheon last Thursday. left
over the highway yesterday for
Miami and after stopping one
day were to leave for their home
in New York.
Mrs. Rohde was the guest
speaker at the Mothers and
Daughters Luncheon of the Wom-
ans Club last Saturday and ex-
pressed herself as having enjoy
ed a very delightful time being in
company of old friends in Key
West whom she had not seen for
several years.
On Monday June 6 in New
York Mrs. Rohde viii begin a
weekly broadcast over the r. c.
A. network which will continue
for the following 10 weeks. On
July 4. which falls on a Monday,
AIRS. Rohde said she viii devote
the time on the air 20 q descrip-
ton OF the Overseas Highway
and bridges. and TO Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-05-09
AMATEUR CAMERA
FOLLOWERS WILL
GATHER TONIGHT
ORGANIZATION MEETING TO
BE HELD IN COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. BEGINNING AT 1880
O'CLOCK

Tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the
county court house a second
meeting of the amateur photo
graphers and photo fans will be
held for the purpose oforganizing
a camera club for Key West. Be-
cause of the many political rallies
and affairs that were held in the
past two weeks it was deemed
advisable to postpone the first
meeting that s1s called for Mon
day night of two weeks ago.
AT the meeting tonight the or
ganization will be begun and it is
hoped that all the amateur
"fotogs" will stretch a point and
attend, ii is stated. Since mem
bership is limited only by the To-
year minimum age and a sincere
interest in photography. the
founders of the movement feel
sure that the club will prosper.
The ladies of Key West who
are photographers are especially
invited to attend and have part
in the formation OF the club.
AT club meetings in the future
members will be treated Co lee
lures and it is also hoped that full
facilities for indoor picture-taking
will soon be avilable to the club.
II At the Art Center there will be
lights. props and various other
paraphernalia used in painting
that will be weIl-suited to the
club members who like portrait
photography. fes
AT the meeting tonight plans
win be laid for number of as
signments" i'm which members
viii each be given certain shots
to take. From the best pictures
made by members, il is said, an
exhibition in the Art Center Gal
lery may be arranged.
All persons who are really i'm
terested in photography and who
are over l6 years of age are urg-
ed 10 attend this meet.