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CLARENDON.


Only two blocks from the business sec
ton: detached home Of nine rooms ,six
cheerful bedrooms): new steam heating
plant new electric fixtures. shades, inlaid
linoleum, etc: very large corner lot; 2-car
garage; price only S6 $50: reasonable
terms; this house is exceptional and will
be sold quickly. Phone MR.. SCHAAFF.
Natl. 5s33. for inspection.
$3.50.
Nearing completion: 5 spacious rms.
with upstairs that can be finished: fire.
place. oil heat. screened porch. Insulated:
easy down and monthly payments; open
this week end.
New, 2-story. 6-rm. brick; center-hall
PLAN oil burner air,eSnditioqed heat.
proofed basement; open this week end.
To reach: Drive to Clarendon monu-
ment bear right out Washington blvd. to
Mckinley st, uh miles past Glebe rd. for
the $3.50 house,: turn right, past Wal
ter Reed School to oLonefellow st: and
ton: blvd. past Mckinley to Nicholas st.
and home On ", right 8 HtooE JR
Wal. 1910. Eve. Wal. 9I5s.
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1870 N. 18th ST, ARLINGTON. VA-6
rms, bath, garage: new air condition: half
block to ali stores. school bus; location
rear Wilson Theater. between Rosslyn and
Clarendon 10 minutes to downtown. no
traffc Phone Walnut Qllo
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GOOD 1-RM HOUSE. LOCATED ON
shaded corner Of Pa acres of fertile soil.
or may be developed as it is near in on
l0c bus line. All improvements in. paved
streets furn.: price and terms both attrac-
tive. See Mr.. Hicks of F. E. WESTEN-
BERGER S Office. 1852 Wilson blvd Ar
llngton. Va. Clarendon LOB
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PETWORTH CORNER,
UNUSUAL VALUE

This attractive home. 8 rooms. bed
rooms, bult-in garage. new-house con-
ditlon. a real value. convenient to every
thing: terms. Call Randolph 4l14.
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SAVE AND PROFITS, $50.
NO CASH
TRADE AND SAVE 81 900.

3 bedrooms, large brick Colonial. on
H-acre beautifully landscaped lot, paved
and kitchen. Magic Chef range. Frisidaire.
complete cabinets. open fireplace. attached
garage: 15-minute. auto: Capitol: S52. so
except your equity. farm property. or lots:
$500 home at $500. See this unusual
buy to believe. Open nights. Springbook
Terrace OWNER. Greenwood 3S34
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FARMS FOR RENT,

POULTRY FARM WITH MODERN BUILD
ings Montgomery Co. Md. on Old George
town I'd. between Bethesda and Rockville.
known as Morton J. Luchs farm OF about
rs acres. Modern house ) rooms and
bath electric lights hot and cold water.
garage stable COW barn and poultry house
to hold 1000 chickens, and all buildings
having electric lights and running water.
Rent. S100 per month.
MORTON J. LUCHS
1905 H st. NV. National 2345
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STONE AND BRICK HOME,

$3.50.
tastefully finished rooms, oak floors;
modern kitchen and bath; h.-w.h.; deep
lot; other conveniences; easy terms with
small down payment
44O Longfellow NV.
Open Until 81 PM
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FLATS FOR RENT.

$3.50 IS Low RENT FOR R. AND b;
few #. off Ga. ave: other fats and homes.
S45 mo. up Big shop, cor: on l4th, S35;
incl. hit and It. N. E. RYON CO.. 1915
N Y ave
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES NE. Sc.
or NV. white investments. E. w.
BAILEY, mail full data 1435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or cOlored, any condition Quick
action. E. A. GARVEY Dist 45Os: Sun.
ewes. Geo. $500. 1925 VT. ave.
WANTED: APARTMENTS. BUNGALOWS
and houses to buy in Hyattsville and
more pike. Riverdale. Greenwood 1919.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
property priced right.
GOSS REALTY CO.
1908 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH
For D. C.: houses and investment proper.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

$4,000 Under Original Cost.
Completely reconditioned. brick row.
rms. baths. 2-car built-in garage Can
be arranged for families "a square
stores and transportation Fine home or
investment. Inspection by appointment
only. Call MR.. CANTRELL, Dist 0OSO;
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HOUSES.
s91 SOL Fern pln:w..1O rms, baths. $1,000
oooo a aMoTeiana rns tane' Bethesda Md. ~ 40
ssl1 van ann Ness S St St. nw.Zs rms, b. IS s5So .cS
aI46 18th st. NV rms. b.. $500
+ !oa " inRomar 81. n.W-6 rms, b. 5000
33d4oS ForteI 81. n.w-S rms, b. 1900
1912 Kennedy st. n.w.-6 rms, b. 1000
1136 1136 irving st: nw-s rms, b $3.50
All, Montsomery lane. Bethesda,
Md rms, b. 300
5sl5 Colorado ave- NV
s26 Allison st; n;w.-6 rms, b.. $500
1000 N st. n.w.w6 rms, b. ''' .. S0S00 S0SS00
1354 1a54 sDE,n: s01h g. I'd nwas rms B. s?SSoo
l443 You st. n.W.-6 rms. b.. heat 'o00
5o7 ILionsisllow st. n;x.-s rms, b. $500
- shesman ams n ave. TX: PIX Md ,oxo
3dlo Newton st; n.e.-5 rms, b.. 5000
Sobs heat FORMER fnrnisbed pli n'w-o rms b. m
sSst 5sna 5sna s. t. ns nss rms rms: B t7sSS t7sS
1915 st. ne.-6 rms. b. 455O
612 Morton st. n;e.-6 rms. b. 1890
sa2 sa2eN n gt:,a,'i. S. nw-6 rms, b: 400
aoss MePs Fostss9 Sn.!; d, b nv-s rms b. $3.50 $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO 925 18th st. NV.
718 F ST. NV.
rooms, bath, 2 latrobes, electricity:
newly decorated. S42.50.
j. DALLAS GRADY & SON.
11o4 vt. Ave. NV. Dist. $3.50.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANIEp.

m VIRGINIA. WITHIN Is TO 20 MILES
of Washington. Small house with 5 or
more acres. Phone MR.. MEYERS. Claren-
don 322,.
WANTED TO RENT, SUBURBAN HOUSE
3 or rooms. near transportation; quiet;
garden space. Box 359-L, Star. g.
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MT. RAINIER BARGAIN.
$500 CASH S45 MO
Builder able to make unusual offer on
bunsalow taken in trade rooms. bath,
cabinet, shades, screens, large porch. Lot
50x160. Handicapped: paved street: near
parochial and public schools. block to bus
and street cars 1-fare zone. Formerly sold
at 800 Completely redecorated. In
spect today; Priced at $3.50 for quick
OWNER. Greenwood 2613
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ARLINGTON. VA. GOLF CLUB SEC
ton: near approach to District by Chain
Bridge. This is home for some one who
wishes a beautiful setting among several
hundred old oaks. and other trees includ-
ing doawood; An old home estate Just
new oil unit. etc q" Almost W two o' acres: ' viii
sell house with one acre at $3.50, or ac-
cept offer for all Box 461-L Star
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AT LAST A NEW THREE BEDROOM
house in an excellent location. Priced for
the particular family whose present budget
will permit only $500 to S4O0 down pay
ment and a price under S4 600 Two
finished: one sold. :, more under construc-
ton. Utah st. 200 feet south, of Wash
ington blvd; 10c bus service. Arlinston,
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THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH

For D. c. houses and investment proper
ties. Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro
tected. EDWARD L. STROHECKER. 101l
Vermont ave. NV.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-SALE OR RENT.
TUXEDO. NEAR CHEVERLY. : PRYOR
ave.-Completely modern bungalow; inn
mediate possession; $40. EARL PRYOR,
Tuxedo. Md.
5-ROOM COTTAGE. / ACRE FENCED.
garage, chicken house. large shade: cleo.
pump: Sg5 mo. GreenMood 135OR.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

$4,000 HOME, S4,5OO-LARGE, VA
can't Or. bath. hall home 15-ft. rooms,
400, all in shaded lawns. fruit. flowers;
high. refined Md. section: terms. GEO. C.
WALKER. Greenwood 1899. not Sundays. -
ALL NEWLY REDECORATED-5-RO
bungalow. 1913 Forest drive. Hyattsvile
Hills Md. Price. S3,400; $500 cash, $50
month Also s-room house. pa acres
ground sacrifice. So 700. J. HARRIS
ROGERS, HyattsVille 106. After pm.
GreenWnnd oHllE
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As ACRES. NEAR HERNDON. VA-s-
room house. modern improvements, double
garage, tenant house. large hen house, two
wells. septic tank; on main highway. Ad-
dress Boy 4oo-I,. Star c.
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1433 WEBSTER ST. NE.
d rooms. . baths. finished attic, b.-i.
garage, automatic heat. Price, Si0.950.
Terms.
OPEN DAILY.
LOUIS H. HALL, Potomac 6021.
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MOUNT RAINIER. $500 33rd ST-5-R.
house. $40: 6-r. h. . baths. S45; Ar. apt.
oil h., $40; 3-r. apt, $50. GREEN,
23O9-W
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MICHIGAN IIARDENS,
1924 Michigan Ave- NE
FIRST SHOWING-NEW CAPE COD.
u rooms. = " baths. large lot garage.
Reasonable price and terms.
OPEN DAILY,
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$3.50.

acres. 5-room bung allow. Nice bath:
h.-w.h.:. fully equipped kitchen la miles
Falls Church, on State road.
G. T. REEVES,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.

BY OWNER. CHEVY CHASE, .. C.-DE-
tached: to 8 rms, | and paths. SO
lows S35 to $50. FULTON R. GORDON,
1927 Eye st. NV. District $3.50; evenings,
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NO CASH
Large 5-room bungalow. wooded lot all
improvements, h.-w h.. full basement. side
walks; . blocks bus. schools. stores: 81 500:
$50 month incl tax and ms Owner
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE CO., Greenwood
3134. nights and Sun.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME.
) acres. Z rooms. bath, h.-w.h.. elec-
tricity. oil burner. big. bold spring. con-
crete spring house. 2-car garage: $500:
terms: ERWIN REALTY CO. Call Hyatts-
Vile 165
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SILVER SPRING MD. 1907 FLOWER
ave.-This unusual home, which the builder
designed for himself. contains 3 large
rooms. ample closet space studio living
room with wood-burning fireplace good
sized basement and screened porch. The
is entirely modern throughout and equipped
with gas appliances. Must be seen to be
5l2I-J
Evening star., 1938-01-21
Miss Nina O'Hare
Wed to Mr.. WheatIev.


THE wedding Of Miss Nina Marie
OHare. daughter Of Mr.. joseph
Vincent O'Hare Of Washinston. to
Mr.. Francis Ira wheatley. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. Winship wheatley Of the
Ravenswood. Hyattsville, Nd, took
place Monday morning at 9 O'Clock
IN st. Martins Catholic Church. The
Rev. Louis Miltenberger, assistant
pastor Of the church, oficiated.
The bride. who was given in mar.
rage by her father. wore q white
satin gown with long train, made on
princess lines, and carried white roses
and lilies Of the valley. She wore .
nnger-tip length veil.
Miss Irene Mccarthy Of Washinr.
ton. the maid Of honor, was in q
cornflower blue gown and carried
johanna Hill roses. The bridesmaids
were Miss Margaret Wheatley and
Miss Rosemary Wheatley of Hyatts-
vile, sisters of the bridegroom; Miss
Anne Foster Of Washington and Miss
Mary Moreland. cousin of the bride.
also of Washington. Miss Margaret
Mary Wheatley and Miss Moreland
(see WEDDINGS. Page B-4J
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Reeds Are on Trip
-
Justice, and Wife Guests of
Landis' in CAMBRIDGE.

newly appointed justice Supreme Court and Mrs.
Stanley Reed left Washington last night attending
Justice and Mrs Reed will be the guests Of the Of Harvard
Law School and Mrs. James Lands while Harvard
justice will fill engagement of long standing
committee OF judges Of the Ames competition being held
law school, Saturday night he will the
Bar Association at its annual banquet in New York City,
The Minister South Africa entertained at
dinner last evening at the Legation Massachusetts
Ronald Lindsay British Ambassador Lady Lindsay
unable to attend.
The Secretary of Agriculture present.
also the Hungarian Minister who
illness Nine Peleny unable to be Other guests
the Minister OF Norway and Nine Munhe de Mogenserne
ato and Mrs William King Representative
the Counselor OF the German Embassy Thomson
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury Mrs Wayne Chaed
Taylor Mrs Mark L. Bristol Mrs. Emen Knight Davies
Engham Townsend and Mrs. W. s. Manu. visiting
Hewes the guests Legation
stah Mr. Robert Webster secretary Mr. Wlem
schalkwyk. attache
Representative and Mrs Malcolm expected to
return the first of the week from Atlanta they
Tuesday to attend the wedding Of their Mr. Malcolm
T and Miss Eddge Grove daughter of Rivers
which took place Wednesday afternoon the First Baptist
at Atlanta The performed and was
followed by reception in the home of mother
Mr. and Mrs. Tarver jr left later for wedding trip and
have sailed southern cruise They will Washington
their return to this country adjournment
Congress will make their home in Dalton Ga.
Representative Compton White Joined in fortnight
by Mrs. Compton and their Mr. Compton White r and
daughter Miss Enid White making Panama
The secretary Legation Finland and Nine Won Nuners
Will be hosts to small number of close friends cocktails Sunday
Norwegian Legation and Nine 1gens. who will
for their homeland.
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Supreme Court Justices
White House Guests
At Annual Dinner
Governors of Illinois, Michigan
And Iowa Also Attend.
Musical Program Given.

ME White was the scene last night Of the annual
dinner given by the President and Mrs. Franklin Deano
Roosevelt in honor of the Chief Justice
Justices OF the Supreme Court and their wives list guests
at the function last night House.
follows:
The Chief Justice Hughes, Mr. Justice and Mrs.
Stone, Mr. Justice and Mrs Roberts, Black
Mr. Justice Mrs. Sutherland Attorney and
Cummings Mr. Henry Horner, Governor of Illinois, Frank
Murphy Governor OF Michigan; Mrs William Teahan
ernor Of Iowa and Mrs. Kraschel Senator Mrs. william
Boa Senator and Mrs Henry Ashurs Representative Haon
W. Summers Representative and Mrs. Guye MAJ
Mrs Thomas Hocomb the Solicitor Reed Chief
Justice and Mrs D. Lawrence Goner Mr. and
Eccles, Mr. and Mrs Robert H. Jackson. Mr.
and Mrs Arthur B. Cook, Admiral and Mrs. William r.
Furong Presiding Judge and Mrs. Fin J. Garrett
Mrs Joseph w. Brooks, Mr. and Galloway Dean
and Mrs Charles Clark Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cummings
Mr. and Mrs George E. Durno DR.. and Mrs W. Elliott
Mrs j. Fred Essary Mr. William Hassett Charles NJ
Hay Mr. and Mrs George Holmes, Hough-
telling, Miss Virginia L. Hunt Mr. Krudener Mr.
and Mrs B. R. Maybank Judge and Mrs Thomas F. McAser
Mr. and Mrs John Van Ness Philip Justice Samuel
Rosenman Mr. and Mrs William Stanley Margaret suckley
Mr. and Mrs Charles Warren, Capt and Mc1ntr
Miss Marguerite LIE Hand and Capt and Mrs. Ker
The table decorated with light pink buddea
baby prmroses and maidenhair fern program music fol-
lowed the dinner which additional guests invited The
artists were Senota Bdu Sayao orel
baritone and Seno Armando Palaco pianist Margaret
Tolson accompanist for the singers.
Mrs Roosevelt guest at luncheon YESTERDAY
Mrs Claude Swanson wife Of the Secretary Of the Navy
entertained at the National Womens Club Mrs
Woodrow Wilson coosess the guests
included Mrs Corde Hull Mrs Daniel Roper Esp
Haersma de With Mrs Ralph Close Nine Jarne Mrs. Sum-
Wee Representative Virginia Jenckes Harry Nice Mrs
Lawrence Grone Mrs Henry Hough Gilbert Rowclih
Mrs Robert Woods Bliss Mrs Truxun Beale Mrs. Stephen c.
Rowan Mrs Edwin T. Meredith Mrs. Herbert Howard Mrs
Chester Wells Miss Mary Paten Mrs. Emory Scott Land Mrs
Blair Bannlster and Mrs. Frederick Sterling
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Chinese Ambassador
And Daughter Give
Tea Party.

THE Chinese Ambassador. DR..
Chengting T. Wang. and his
daughter, Miss Yoeh Wang gave q
tea party yesterday at Twin Oaks the
home Of Mrs. Charles J. Bell. which
they are occupying. The entertain
ment was of much more interest than
the usual tea party as there were
present = number Of distinguished
guests recently arrived from China.
The Second Secretary Of the United
States Embassy in China and Mrs. J..
Hall Paxton. the former on leave
after being injured in the Panay 'in-
cident." were there, constantly sur
rounded by the many other guests.
Among these were Miss Roberta Ma,
professor of bacteriology at the Uni
versity of Sun Vat Sen in Canton, here
during the suspension of work at the
University, and Miss Hilda Yen, a
niece of DR.. w. w. Yen, Chinese
Minister here before the Legation was
raised to an Embassy, and later
Chinese Ambassador to Moscow where
he was transferred from Washington.
Miss Ma, who is q graduate of the
University Of Texas, was dramatic and
very graphic in her descriptions of
what has happened at Canton and is
happening in other cities Of the
Chinese Republic. Miss Yen is 4
pilot and shortly will return to China
where she expects to take her place
among brother" pilots in the air,
taking the controls of q bombing
plane. The Right Rev. Paul Yu Pin,
Bishop of Nanking, who is pleading
the Chinese cause, also was among
the many guests yesterday.
Miss Wang wore q mulberry color
Chinese robe embroidered in gold as
she stood with her father before the
great windows overlooking the grace
fully rolling grounds ct Twin Oaks.
Her sisters, Miss An-fu Wang and
Miss An-hsiu Wang, assisted in the
drawing rooms and the dining room,
seeing that all the guests were served.
Rich red roses and white cyclomen
blossoms arranged in q low bowl in
artistic Chinese fashion in the CEN
(see AMBASSADOR, Page BAD
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Diplomats
Daughter
WEEDS
Sen0rita Castro
Is Bride Here
Yesterday.

~ ONO0OA1 uUCICSt W 0lplOe
matte circles in Washington
was the wedding yesterday
~ afternoon Of Senorita Maria
Eugenia Castro. daughter Of th4 Min
lister Of Costa Rica and Senora de
Castro Beeche, to senor Oscar Rod
riguez of Costa Rica. The Rev. G. F.
Thomas oficiated at 5 O'Clock. The
altar was decorated with Easter lilies
and was lighted with white tapers.
The bride wore . becoming gown
Of eggshell satin. fashioned with q
bodice Of lace and q long train. Her
filmy tulle veil was held in place with
. lace cap and she carried . bouquet
Of white roses and lilies Of the valley.
Senorita Rosie de Castro Beeche
was the maid Of honor for her sister,
wearing a gown Of deep coral net
trimmed with apple green flower de-
signs and with . wide apple green
ribbon sash. She wore q veil Of
matching net which was held in place
with cluster Of flowers and carried
a bouquet Of tea roses and lilies Of
the valley.
The bridesmaids were Senorita
Helen Castro. daughter of the Min
lister OF Ell Salvador and Sonora de
Castro: Senorita Dora Raquel Boyd,
daughter Of the Minister Of Panama
and Sonora de Boyd; Senorita Con-
chlta Gonzalez, Senorita Maruca Ter
cero. Miss Mary Frances Rollow, Miss
Laura Belle Wyatt, Miss Martha Watts
and Miss Marta Eugenia Uribe. They
wore gowns Of apple green net trimmed
IN coral and carried old-faShioned
bouquets Of tea roses.
senor Ricardo Castro. jr, brother
OF the bride. was the best man and
the ushers were the Second Secretary
OF the Mexican Embassy. Dr.. Manuel
Gonzalez y Gonzalez: the Attache Of
the Panama Legation. senor Miguel
j. Moreno. jr.; the Attache Of the
Legation Of the Dominican Republic.
Senor Sebastian E. Valverde; Senior
Alex Castro. Mr.. Douglas Rollow, Mr..
Roy T. Fields, jr.; Mr.. Mark schapiro
and DR.. John Page.
A reception was held at the new
Legation Of Costa Rica on Bancroft
place. The Minister OF Costa Rica
and Sonora de Castro Beeche received
with the members Of the bridal party,
Sonora De Castro Beeche wearing 4
black velvet gown with . corsage Of
gardenias.
After . wedding trip the bride and
bridegroom will return to Waahtneton
Tor several weeks. They will make
their home later in Costa Rica.
Evening star., 1938-01-21
Notes From the Social Calendar Of Washington Enyrons
BY the Way
Beth Blaine

YESTERDAY afternoon decided Scandinavian davor . .
sohed and slid the for the small rec.n
ton at which the Counselor Norwegian legation and Nm.
Gable entertained retiring First Secretary o thu
legation and Nine 1gens The 1gens have many friends
during their stay IN Washington and 1t with regret that we
realize that Sunday finds them leaving for oo sailing New
York next Thursday.
Mne Gable, hoor-length goon of black ueluet utth
rhinestone buttons made graceful hostess recetvno her
guests in her home, Garfield street,
ses e ssrx s sn M me % ss Ma
Simmons s who s leave sheT3y
Victorian fnngs 'Af6 Ao
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the p ns i in i'm % s
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aad grey aad of the spacious
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Scandnauan countries speeches are the Customary pro.
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1nar11ed to Spede and has Finnish mother -law"
hedded tor high diplomatic HoUeue diplonacu is
background for the Igens family Mr. gen father is at
the present time Norwegian Minister In Rome.
At the end Of the dinner the ranking sits on the
nanks the most on the of the other guests
ior the excellent meal Make mistake you now fin
ised With courtesy and form Upon leaving the you
pass your hostess shake hands with her for the
dinner and then when meet later YOU again
thank her for the EVENING" suppose that prior to
dining out must tie around your
so as not to forget the thank you However this
nature to who from childhood
IN their own home including breakfast kiss their
Allofu hirh
delightful and OF skos gallanty through every
Evening star., 1938-01-21

Continued on Page B-4.)
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Birthday Party Given
For Mrs. Manning.

A family reunion took place last
night on the occasion of the 80th
birthday anniversary Of Mrs. Joseph
Saunders Manning when all of her
seven sons gathered in Washington to
do her honor at dinner.
The occasion was unique in that it
marked the first time since 1910 that
1t has been possible for the entire
family to be united. The Mannings
came to Washington from Penn
sylvania in 1890, but Of late years only
three OF Mrs. Manning's sons have
been residents Of this city. Her sons
are DR.. Herbert M. Manning, United
States Public Health Service: Mr..
Christian A. Manning. Mr.. ]. Webster
Manning, Mr. Frank E. Manning,
State College, Pa; Mr.. Thomas Ralph
Manning. Comdr. George c. Manning,
U. s. N. and Comdr. Wilbur o. Man
ming, U. s. N.
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Invitations Issued
For ESQUIRE Ball.

Invitations are being issued for the
Esquire ball, which will be given at
the Alcazar in Baltimore Friday eve
ming, January 20. The committee
includes Miss Betty Gait and Mr..
James Wimsatt. and the ball has q
committee Of sponsors. including Mrs.
George Cd. Boone, Mrs.. John w.
Boynton, Mrs. John Z. L. Conley. Mrs.
r. Bangleton Booker, Mrs. B. RIAL
Jackson. Mrs. Leslie Leard, tr.: Mrs.
John Ridgely, Sd; Mrs. John B. Scott,
Mrs. w. E. c. Swope and Mrs. James
F. Turner, jr.
Baltimore and Washington teams
will compete in the big apple, for
which prize is offered. Each team
will be made up of six couples. Mr..
Thomas Clagett, MIR. Lowell Bradford
and Mr.. Hal Crowell will lead the
three Washington teams.
Evening star., 1938-01-21
Missouri Dance
Tomorrow Ni9ht.

The officers Of the Missouri State
Society are looking forward to a record
attendance at their dance and recep-
ton tomorrow evening at the May
flower Hotel Being congressional
night. the Missouri congressional dele
CATION will be in the receiving line.
As an added attraction, the quar-
tette Of the Metropolitan Police De-
partment of Washington viii sing
several numbers.
Evening star., 1938-01-21

(see AMBASSADOR, Page BAD