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The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
Esperanto Society To
Honor Zamenhof

Iionoring The birthday of The
iaie Dr. H. J.. Zamenhof author of
The International language Fsper-
an'u, The local Esperanto Society
VIII hold 2 meeting AZ eight O'Clock
on Thursday evening December
LIN AZ the Hancock House. Second
Boulevard and Hancock avenue, 10
which The public is invited
The principal speaker will be
Philip a. Adler. world traveller and
journalist who will speak on
"lrnguage difficulties In Europe
Preceding The meeting ihere will
he a dinner at seven All desiring
70 make reservation call Mrs.
Eoh'fr T. DAVIS. iasl Fourth Ave,
noi later than Wednesday The lfih.
Telephone Temple 2-7S37.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10

Bell Norris and third. ny louise
Simms
Now. here's Frances Iangiord.
breaking into the news again. This
lime u is not about her being the
new chairman of the Dehas lab
berwock" for 1899. Frances is
wearing new diamond and Will
become Mrs. Ted Owens in March.
Just after she completes her work
as "Jahberwock chairman.
The banquet io he managed by
The Ladies Aid ~ Hartford Avenue
Baptist church Will be held Mon
day evening. December -. at the
church. instead OF Friday evening.
* previously scheduled
Friday. December snd marked The
event ur The gala Balloon Dance
sponsored by a group OF EllIottor-
ians ~ Carpenters Ballroom. Wind
sor. Ontario. Sponsors OF this ar
fair wore Miss Dorothy NJ. Taylor
who looked very sweet N baby blue
net formal with zardenias in her
hair and Miss Helene Jones. quite
CONTINUED on Page IL
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ard have ~ their guests for 10 days
theif son and daushter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. william 3. Blanchard, IT,,
and their small daughter. Of Green
belt, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellrod have rs
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Franklin OF Chester, Pa, and Mrs.
Ellrod's brother law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Shaw of Endicott,
N. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellrod and their
guests I1otored to Front Royal and
the Luray Caverns last week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne
Have Dinner aPrty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Glenn Haw-
thorne entertained at dinner We'd
nesday evening in honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William 8. Blanchard, jr.. Of
Greenbelt, Md.
Mrs. Daniel L. Detwiler and her
two children. Mary Wells and Rich
ard Lands Detwiler, are spending
several weeks at q mountain camp
near staunton, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Miller are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth Of q
daughter Thursday, July 20, at George
Washington Hospital. Mrs. Miller was
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Tazewell. Va. for a weeks stay and
will 60 to New York for a week or 10
days before returning to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Hamilton
Of 1909 Terry place are entertaining
their niece. Miss Margery M. Foster
Of Bloomington. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton and Miss Foster are at home
every evening to their friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. Monat have
left on a motor trip to Mexico, and
expect 70 return about the LIST of Sep
tAshbGY.ta
DR.. and Mrs. Frank E. Gibson, Mr..
Frank E. Gibson. jr, and Misses Emma
and Margaret Stumph have returned
from motor trip through the national
parks, California. and Mexico. This
fall Mr. Gibson will enter his senior
year in the George Washington Uni
versity Medical School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. johnson,
who have been mentioning at Lake
Anasagunticook in Maine, returned to
Washington last week and are at home
in their apartment at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
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Fort Meade News
OF Social Note.

FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md,
Aug. 6.-Maj. and Mrs. David c. Kelly
have as their quests Mr.. and Mrs
Russell L. Baxter and their daughter
Miss Mildred Baxter, who arrived at
Fort Meade yesterday. They will visit
here for a few weeks before returning
to their home in Mount Pleasant
Tex.
Capt. and Mrs. Thomas N. Stark
left this garrison Monday for Key
West, Fla. where they will stay .
month before going to Fort Benning
Ga. where Capt Stark will attend the
tank section Of the Infantry School.
Miss Anna Mccarthy and Miss Helen
Mccarthy are the guests of their
brother-in-law and sister, 1t. and Mrs
Paul A. Chalmers Of Fort Meade. They
will remain here for .some time before
returning to their home In Jamaica
Plains, Mass
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Herndon Residents
Entertain Guests
During Week.

HERNDON, Va, Aug. e.-Mr. and
= Mrs. Albert Sheppard OF Balti-
more. Md. are spending several weeks
at Edwardstone, the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ramsey Bready. Mrs.
Bready, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Jean Bready, will leave tomor-
row for Westfield, Mass, where they
will be the guests Of friends and
relatives for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. Ernest Clay Shull
entertained at bridge and a buffet
supper Monday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Sheppard and the honor guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Casey Wilken.
Mr.. Wilson McNair and Mr.. Robert
McNair have returned from a visit of
several days with Mr.. and Mrs B. D.
Evans OF Davien, Conn.
Miss Emily Wiley has returned to
her home in Newport News, Va, after
visit of 10 days with Miss Emma
Gilmore at her home near Herndon.
Mrs. Kirk Entertains
At Bridge Party.
Mrs. Allen H. Kirk entertained at
q dessert bridge Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Blanch-
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Residential
Social
Notes
Mr., Mrs. Warren
Sail for Trip -
To Europe.

rR. AND MRS. LEE P. WAR
M rem sailed last night on the
WI Conte di Savoia for Europe
4 ' 4 They will join the former
Secretary of War and Mrs. Dwight
F. Davis in Hungary for the shooting
season. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis sailed
last week on the Normandie.
Mrs. Harold N. Marsh and her son,
Newman Marsh, sailed Friday for
Europe accompanying Mrs. Marshs
mother, Mrs. Samuel H. Dennis. Mrs.
Marsh and her son will be with Mrs.
Dennis on a tour of England and will
visit In Belgium and the Netherlands,
and will sail for home September 10,
leaving Mrs. Dennis in Holland. Mrs.
Dennis will not return to this coun-
try until after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce D. Smith have
closed their apartment at the May
flower and gone to Newport, r. l., for
the remainder of the season. For the
past few weeks they divided their time
between Washington and their coun-
try home in Albemarle County, Va.
Mrs. Smiths daughter Miss Florence
Fisher, is remaining in Virginia.
Mrs. D. Agnew Greenlees with her
daughter, Mrs William G. Meloy, and
granddaughter has left for Nantucket,
where DR.. and Mrs. Meloy have taken
q cottage. DR.. Meloy will join his
family at the resort. making the trip
on his boat, the Bettys Two.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Fischer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bendheim left
yesterday by motor for the Yellow
:. stone National Park. They will re-
turn the first Of September.
Mrs. Margaret Beach and her
daughter, Patricia Ann. accompanied
sby Mrs. Catherine Tolson, have re-
turned to their Bethesda home after
"a fortnisht's stay at North Beach
Park.
= Mrs. Grafton B. Copeland is arriv-
sins in New York today aboard the
caledonia from a six-week stay in
ENGLAND. Mrs. Copeland will return to
sher HON: in Bethesda tomorrow.
y Miss Marie Sparks has gone to
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Mrs. Marcy 10 Marry
Mr.. s. b. Bennett.
MR.. AND MRS. BENJAMIN A.
Az ELM OF Falkland, Nd, an
nounce tn engagement. of their
daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Ellin Marcy,
to Mr. Samuel Butterworth Bennett,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard B. Ben
nett, ST., Of Chevy Chase. Md.
The wedding will take place in
October. ~
Miss Dortiaa Jeanette Pangborn
Engaged y Mr.. Robert N. Calhoun.
MR.. AND MRS. HIRAM E. JOHN
SON Of Woodside Park, Nd, have
announced the engagement Of Miss
Dortha Jeinnette Pangborn Of Wood
side Park, daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Edward c. Pangborn Of
Ohio, to Mr.. Robert Neal Calhoun, son
of the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas E. CAL
houn of Memphis. Tenn. The we'd
ding will take place IN September.
The bride-elect attended Ohio
Northern University and also En-
manuel Missionary College at Berien
Springs, Mich. She Is . graduate
nurse Of the Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital at Takoma Park. Mr..
Calhoun Is a graduate Of Manford
High School in Tennessee and at
tended the Lambuth College at Jack
son. Tenn.
Announcement Of the engagement
was made Thursday evening at .
party which Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
gave at their residence. Miss Pang-
born has made her home with Mr..
and Mrs. johnson for the past several
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Miss Jones to Wed
Mr.. Harry Rhodes
On Thursday.
MISS ELIZABETH CREIGHTON

MISS ELIZABETH CREIGHTON
JONES of Dickerson, Nd, whose
engagement to Mr.. Harry Clement
Rhodes Of Queenstown. Md. was an
nounced recently, has selected Thurs
day as the day Of her wedding. The
Rev. Father Carl Hess will perform
the ceremony in the st. Mary's
Church. GAINESVILLE, Md, at II O'Clock
in the morning.
The bride. who will be given in mar
riage by her father. Mr.. Samuel
Creighton Jones of Dickerson. has
selected as her maid Of honor Miss
Lillian Eleanor Jones, her sister. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Margaret
Rhodes. Queenstown, sister Of the
bridegroom; Miss Margery Holland.
Kensington, Nd. q classmate Of Miss
Jones at st. Joseph College: Miss
Bernadine Jones. Silver Spring. Nd,
cousin Of the bride. and the Misses
Constance. Myrna and Ida Lutz Jones,
all sisters Of the bride.
Will Be Best Man.
Brother Of Bridegroom
Mr.. Rhodes will have a. his best
man his brother, Mr.. Louis Kennard
Rhodes, jr., Of Queenstown. The ushers
will be Mr.. Charles Berry, New Castle,
Del: Mr.. Raymond Dugan, Baltimore:
Mr.. c. Merrick Wilson. Poolesvil1 Nd,
and Mr.. Thomas Rhodes, brother Of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. Walter e. Perry Of Bethesda,
Nd, had Miss Jones Is her guest of
honor at luncheon in her home on
the Old Georgetown road, which was
followed by a trousseau shower for the
bride.
Miss Elizabeth z. Jones, with Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. RIA. Littleton
In Canadian Rockies
Mrs. Jackson on Weekend Trip.
Many Other Vacation Plans
Of Nearby Residents.

4 ROBERT A. LrTTIETON Chevy Chase
M spend
Louise
they Later in the month they will
Gardens h
September.
Chase Gardens finding time for
mother Springfield
helping Senator Ellison Smith
United
the rniddle Of the
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MIR. and Mrs. Moran
Home From West.

The former chief Of the Secret
Service and Mrs. w. H. Moran, who
have been in California for six months
returned last week to their Washing
ton home and joined their daughter
Miss Aileen Moran. Mr.. and Mrs
Moran were accompanied to Holly
wood by their daughter, who remained
several weeks and came back to WASH
fngton. Mr.. Moran and his wife re-
naming at the Beverly Hills Hotel
while he was engaged as adviser in
the making Of motion pictures which
have to do with work Of the Secret
Service.
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Miss Romeo Beard of Chevy Chase
Terrace has gone to camp at Tap
pafannock, Va, where she and her
brother. Rutland Duckett Beard. jr.,
will stay until some time in September.
Miss Kitty Wood will 60 to Tappa-
hammock next week to be Miss Beard s
guest for a week and later in the
month Miss Beard will entertain sew
eral OF her friends from American
University, where she is taking her
college work.
Even though she is ION vacation"
Miss Beard expects to find time to
continue her painting while at Tappa-
hammock. Although Miss Beard Is
little more than schoolgirl and will
enter her sophomore year at American
University in September, she has
already received favorable comment
from well-known art critics for her
paintings and has shown her portraits
at exhibitions during the past year.
Mrs. Hodgkins to Leave
For Bermuda.
Mrs. Bradley Hodgkins Of Chevy
Chase Gardens will spend part OF
August in Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Sarader OF
Bethesda have gone to Maine to stay
until the first Of September.
Mrs. John Riley is in Cape May,
N. j., for q fortnight's stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien Culver are ex-
pected to come to Battery Park next
week to spend the remainder Of August
with Mrs. Culvers parents, Maj. and
Mrs. George E. Pariseau. While here
they also will visit Mr.. Culver's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Culver, at
their summer camp in Southern Mary
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Willis and their
daughter, Miss Mary Catharine Willis,
have gone to Bethany Beach to stay
until the first Of September. They
previously had been on a trip to
Nova Scotia, from which they re-
turned last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Stephens OF
Williamsport, Pa, came yesterday to
spend a week with Mrs. Stephens
brother in law and sister, Mr.. and
- Mrs, Oliver Busby in Chevy Chase
Terrace. When they return to Will
Transport at the end Of next week
Mrs. Busby and her daughter, Miss
Katie Brown Busby. will go with them
for a To-day visit at their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Eambere
and their daughter. Miss Tia Jean
Lamberg. have gone to South Bend,
Ind. for q fortnight's visit. When
they left Bethesda Friday. their timer
ary included = stop at Bellaire, Ohio.
where Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reeder of
Carlsbad. N. Mex, are visiting rela-
tives.
Former Bethesda Residents
Return for Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Reeder lived in Bethes-
da for many years before moving to
Carlsbad.
Mr.. Reeder. who Is the district min
ing superior in charge Of mining
leases on Indian and public lands for
the United States Geological Survey,
came to Washington last week on .
business trip and his family, Mrs.
Reeder, Miss Jane Reeder and young
Bob" Reeder, jr. came with him to
renew acquaintance with the many
friends made during their long years
Of residence here.
Mrs. Reeder, who spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Snyder on
Brookeville road, Chevy Chase. was
q luncheon guest Of friends nearly
every day last week. Miss Jane
Reeder was honor guest at q tea
given by Augusta Ann Morgan We'd
nesday and the following night Miss
lila Jean Lamberg, with whom Miss
Reeder spent part of the week, gave
q dinner in her honor.
The Reeder family expects to make
Carlsbad their permanent home. They
are natives Of Pennsylvania, but at
one time they lived in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Martin and
their two young sons. Roger Martin
and Dean Martin of Bethesda, are
in Ocean City. Md. for q weeks stay.
Miss Jane Watkins of Bethesda in
vited 20 or more of her young friends
to a dancing party Friday to meet
her sorority sister, Miss Betsy Atwood
Of Kings Ferry, N. Y, who is her
house guest for a fortnight. Both
girls are members of Delta Delta
Delta at Syracuse University. Miss
Atwood is senior and Miss Wat
kins will enter her junior year in
September. The party was held at
the home Of Miss Watkins parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Watkins.
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Miss Lipscomb
To Wed.

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Lipscomb Of
Arlington, Va, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Virginia
Ann. to Mr.. Allen Daniel Kline, son
Of Mrs. William s. Kline Of WASH
ington.
The wedding will take place in
the near future. with members Of the
immediate families attending.
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Lloyd J. Jones, ST.. and Mrs. Irving
Fish, entertained at q surprise shower
for the bride in their home In DECKER
son recently. and she was the guest
At . luncheon given in her honor At
the Olney Inn recently by Miss
Margery Holland, one of the brides
maids.
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Engagements Announced;.
Miss Mcfarland to Wed
Bride of MIR. John McLain Wilson.
Mrs. Sylvia Ellin Marcy
And MIR. Bennett to Marry.

n MRS ARTHUR MCFARLAND the engagement
IN daughter Alice to John McIAn Wilson Of
IVY Chicago on Franklin Wilson.
Miss Mcfarland graduated from the University Of Texas
member Of the Delta Delta Delta Sorority Mr. Wilson
Aiated Phi
Kappa wedding
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d o n t k n o W
COHEN'S. And
what's more
they're having q
timely August
Sale Of Mirrors,
following the
most spectacle
lar purchase
they've made in
a. wears. And
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Of their daughter, Frances Elizabeth,
to Mr.. william Hershel Caver of
Bonneville. Miss. Miss Hopkins Is a
former student Of George Washington
University. Mr.. Caver attended the
University Of Mississippi and Is pres
entity attending Columbus University.
The wedding will take place in the
first part Of September.
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Diplomat Host.

The Colombian Charge d'Anaires
and Sonora de Vargas gave an in
formal party yesterday afternoon in
celebration Of the centennial Of the
establishment Of their native city Of
Bogota.
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formerly Miss Betty Frances Brad.
shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchi-
son, Mr.. e. Barbour Hutchinson, IT,,
and Miss Audrey Hutchison have
returned home after q weeks motor
trip to Richmond, Lynchburg and
Blacksburg, Va.
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bic repairs. Runs
and snags eradi-
Gated In still
wearable stock
ings. Only 15c
for first short
thread run; 20c
for first ng-
thread run; &c for
each additional
[ bread run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

WVV y
oil the costumes for Robin
Hood" hos invented o new
teehnieoIor dyeins process.
when several contrasting
eolors ore used in one costume
they must be mode to blend.
All eoIors ore dipped in one
neutroI grey shode. This tones
them oil down and mokes eoch
hormonize in volue.
In technicoIor. complete sets
ore first done in minoture. The
little figures, furniture and
foods ore moved around los
they would later be moved on
the oetueI sell to moke Ger.
toin thot no coiors eIosh when
positions Of the characters.
furnishings or porophernoIio
ore changed. MetoIie moterioIs
when dyed, look old end hand
woven. q quoIity very dea'ous
in q picture Of Robin Hoods"
type.
Pere Westmore, who is d.
rector Of Make up for Wornsr
Brothers, did the teehnieolor
roke-ups for Robin HOOD.
These moke ups have an sn-
noturol polior. Otherwise foess
would look flushed on the
screen. He devised o method
Of hiding skin pigments.
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PANASN SuAAAk<ASc.
Just get q look at
the dresses on the
$2.79 and $4.79
RS ks. Helene
X n o VS. you'll
snatch up 2 and
3 at q clip. Styles
for every occa-
sion. 134l CONN.
AVE. s &C o n d
Flor
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Kincaid Harris Engagement
Announced Today.

MR.. AND MRS. w. c. KINCAID
~ announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Mary Ellen, to Mr..
Ebert Harris of Roanoke, Va.
Miss Kincaid is a graduate of Gen.
trail High School and has partici-
pated in the leading women's golf
tournaments Of the last four years
She was ladys champion Of Beaver
Dam Country Club in 1884 and 1885
and was the youngest champion Of
the clubs In this section.
Mr.. Harris attended George Wash
inston University and is . buyer at
. local department store.
The wedding will take place the
latter part of September.
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cooled, washed
and dehunidi-
ned. And the
chefs offer all
sorts Of de-
licious appel
teezers to win
your jaded ap-
petite back.
Tempting seven
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what savings! 20 styles In the
$4s5 group alone. Every type
Modern, Colonial and Period. Other
groups at $685. and $o.05. Visit
their second floor Hall Of Mirrors"
1927 q ST.
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Here's your chance
(if you're going
away on q late va
cation) to add a
stunning coat or
suit (for- trimmed
or untrimmed) to
your wardrobe at
HALF PRICE. Clio
v-i0y,e n " . n n q
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when she WoS OUT IN
Hollywood, she dis
covered thot young
Milo Anderson at
Werner Brothers,
knew all the
answers.
Milo Anderson,
y who deSioNed
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light to the
approximate.
" homeless
or to those
whose families
are away for
the summer.
ne1irinIIs SeA
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gowns, daytime and street dresses
some priced as low as 81. Hurry
6O4 18th ST. (bet. r and g..
s" WHAT IS YOUR PRES
80 w EMIT MOOD" Peo-
pie who say you can't find good
looking gift mirrors in Washington.
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Miss Mary Geneva Brammell
Bride 10 Be Of Mr.. Forrest E. Payne.
MR.. AND MRS. ELMER B. BRAN
" NELL have announced the ell
gagement Of their daughter, Mary
Geneva, to Mr.. Forrest z. Payne, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. Payne Of
st. Cloud, MINI.
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food and chicken specialties. French
and American dishes. Fresh vege-
tables from the garden. Luncheon
and dinner. Drive to $500 Wiscon-
sin Ave, turn left at River Rd..
drive Q miles to Potomac. Md, turn
right one mile. Phone ROCK
WILLIE 352.
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POOL. A hne
scientific swimming
course costs but S.
for six lesso MS!
You'll make wonder.
full strides. And drop
into the pool for .
swim ut any time.
The new low rate is
25c, and includes
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6 IN ONE FELL SWOOP"
80 L WARDELL's have
reduced their entire summer stock
to HALF PRICE-no exceptions.
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course dinners
start at 81. And there are dishes
on the menu to delight every mem
Der Of the family. Adjoining Is the
colorful new air conditioned RAIN
BOW ROOM-where you can dance
to smooth rhythms Of Meyer Davis
music. 18th and K SITS.
/" FLOWERS TO YOUR
HEARTS DESIRE
.. awaits you at GUIDES. This u
one spot that actually sells that In
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" GIVE YOUR HOSE AND
CLOTHES A NEW
LEASE ON LIFE" Take them to
the STELOS COMPANY for invisi-
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Cigaret burns, rips, moth holes
rewoven or fnwoven in silks, WOOL
ems and linens. 613 18th ST.
i" A BOON TO BACHELORS
and bachelor girls!"
Marjory Hendricks NORMANDY
FARM Is . great comfort and de-
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towel, eOdp ana 1ndlVlouI locker.
Open daily $50 an. to 1890 pm.
Ambassador Hotel.
g RUY, BUY FOR BABY"
All doting Mothers.
0randmothers, Godmothers and
Aunts-take note! The Baby Shop
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I" BE IN THE sw1M-be-
come champion
swimmer" Take private instruc-
ton from q professional at the
AMIR A SAnNR
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such fun to learn to
dance. It's not too
hot, either. ETHEL
M. TISTERE'S stu.
do Is AIR-CONDI.
TONED. This for
mer Arthur Murray
teacher gives private
lessons in Ballroom
dancing ut reduced
summer rates. Open
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: . n ] D ] .
. o m e thing,
loveliness I"
Flo ers Of
e x q uis tie
be auty in
which there
Is sentiment
that m E X Q
words cannot