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Evening star., 1938-02-20
CHEMICAL ENGINEER,
Research. Reply, Box 4O7-K. Star.
SITUATIONS MEN g. WoMek.

SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE want tanitor quarters OF
good refs. Col. 4054.
MAN AND WIFE. colored. chauffeur and
houseman, maid. cook; all day Sunday.
Col. 249S-J.
s0uthern MARYLAND. wish general work
about house and grounds; expertenced and
ee0 Rivo .Seforouces. boz 426ek- 0tAr. .
Evening star., 1938-02-20
POSITIONS OPEN,

DOMESTIC.
DO YOU NEED restaurant, b. house or do
mestic help? Call Unity Emp. Center, 6O3
F St NV Natl. 3465.
DOMESTIC AGENCY. 1925 9th St. Dec.
2421. furnishes help. work men. women
RUPHER'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Cooks. maids. houseworkers, mother help
ers, laundresses, cleaners. dishwashers. bus
boys. housemen day workers. ETC.; has
openings for girls with references. De-
catur 1851. 1887 11th ST. NV
Evening star., 1938-02-20
AGENTS,

DISTRIBUTORS Wonderful opportunity.
New electric dry-shave razor retailing at
So. Write or wire Elgin Laboratories, 1647
Fulton, Chicago.
5000 PROFIT selling goId-leaf letters,
stores offices. Free samples. Metallic
Co.. 435 N. Clark, Chicago.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
LADIES,

We have openings for 3 ladies who have
lived in Washington u year or more be-
tween the ages of 30 and go. with pleas
ing personality, to become associated with
an established organization. Pleasant, dig
nified employment which offers remunera-
tion far above the average: no selling nor
canvassing. See Secretary. Room DS, Mary
land bldg. 14lO H st. NV. from 10 to IL
and tn A
Evening star., 1938-02-20
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

Must have driving permits. Apply b
letter. giving references. Box 427-K, Star.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

BUSINESS.
TEACHERS: Home Economics Commercial
Elementary. Others. Wanted at once and
for fall. BALTIC. Teachers Agency, SIG N
Charles St. Baltic. Md. Licensed Agency.
COUNTER GIRL white. aee IS to 30: must
be experienced in carving meats; apply in
person.
D. C. EMPLOYMENT CENTER,
$50 INDIANA AVE. NV.
NO FEES.
COUPLE. white, local references; man to
work as houseman. yardman; woman to
do cooking. Apply in person.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER
4S0 INDIANA AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1938-02-20
MEN.
STEADY AND PERMANENT
WORK

We need six men at once. Men selected
men over 26 preferred. as these positions
sales WE reaare no depos
or investment but you must be reputable
and be able to carry, out details after being
1aught. Our methods are unusual that
training is required and applicants must
oe able to get along on $50 to $40 a week
work. your pay will be materially increased
A.. previous experience unnecessary because
s @ ey se
ing to work hard and study for higher
Incomes. Apply Monday for interview. at
Vermont ave, NV.
statesmen. We can use several
clean-cut men in our electrical
appliance dept. Substantial earn
ings possible. No experience
necessary. Apply employment
office, 4th floor, Lansburgh's
Dept. Store.
MAN TO ACT AS DECORATOR
AND SALESMAN FOR FURNI-
TURE DEPT. Only experienced
men will be considered. Box 80
K, Star, stating age, experience,
etc.
2 EXPERIENCED SALES
MEN IN THE ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCE DEPT. APPLY
PERSONNEL OFFICE, THE
HECHT CO., MONDAY, BE-
TWEEN 10 AND II AM.
SPECIALITY statesmen,
Your opportunity to enter the
automobile business with one
of Washington's most reliable
Ford dealers. We need 5 men
to take care of our expansion
program. Prospects furnished
to those men selected. Apply
in person only. Northeast
Motor Co., Inc, 920 Bladens-
burg rd. ne, opposite Sears
Roebuck.
PHILLIPS PETROLEUM COMPANY will
employ a man to take charge Of one Of Its
lows:
age. between 20 ana 3S years OF age.
Experience: At least two years Of spe-
eialty selling and preferably three. Some
managerial experience an asset.
References The best as to character and
Family status: Preferably married. al
though deserving single man will be con-
sidered
Health: Must pass physical examination
ear
To a man who can fulfill the above re-
ouirements this company offers the fol-
lowing:
Company: Large, reliable, leader in the
industry. i
Product: Practical. essential economical.
very highly regarded.
Service UneQualed.
Advertising: Truthful extensive. con-
tinuouS program.
Territory: Within 20 miles of Washing
ton.
Compensation Car. allowance, excep-
tional commission and respectable hours.
Opportunity: Well above average.
This is an above-average position re-
duiring an above-average man. If you are
that man this company will employ you
Immediately. Only applicants who answer
the above requirements in detail will be
granted an interview. Write Box 463-K,
Star
Evening star., 1938-02-20
HELP WOMEN.
(ContinuAA1

WOMEN for telephone worki must have
sn aaS. DASSos Sos ssK sssashss ss.f Or 'sns exp de-
WOMEN. 8. refined and intelli1ent. to
portunity With rapidly expanding nasion.l
ssisried EXECUTIVE POSITION. Hppis saSpe e
ton sas. 18Th sses s: and III eos Ave ws;aln'
WOMEN WOMEN !4l permanent sales position with
mediate work; training free: commission
Tons IN letter ee Box ao4 4ssK S st.r ye
SoosqT S%oMENse ,ns rs.4. our 1yey sprnG dT.sse,
Miss Edelin,: us 9th st. NV.
WRITER'S ASSISTANT. interviewing and
research; must be gifted In making words
Box .3-L. Star.
YOUNG LADY. must have, knowledge Of
Gn nuyins nd and ma mnanaging for ladies' depart
YOUNG uls{i, LADIES; good ball room dangers.
backsround: roc hr. start. Martini Stu
dos 1911 H st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES uO, wanted for per-
sa time % Apply ~ Mon ass e91, to pm Psa. aa.Aet ct
Studio. I'LL K st. NV.
YOUNG LADIES t6. for sales department
Liberal commission and bonus. selling
hoSiery. hts lingerie. coronet Hosiery. 7I5
YOUNG WHITE COUNTRY GIRL to assist
with children. Georgia 8544
YOUNG WOMAN. white single for general
nouSework IN country; good home and $50
month to start. Box l6-L. Star.
HSATlohAL NAT ol1 CORP lust openine local Of
? PeTisnss nj ssSsolussly s, sssentIsi Apply,
NV.
WELL-KNOWN ELECTRICAL appliance
store store seeks woman with sales experience.
phone work from hen own snr
in evenings; salary plus commission on
snsneSs bus SeysOnsd STATE fu sspsTencs
LUZIER REPRESENTATIVE
Makers of fine cosmetics; desires 2
eapanie eiaia. women to train pa as beauty con-
LADIES.
We have openings for 3 ladies who have
Lived, lived IN n Washington year or more be-
ing personality, to become associated with
an established organization Pleasant, dig
tion far above the average; no selling nor
canvaSSing. See Secretary, Room gS, Mary
land Lang bldg l4lO H st. NV. from 10 to II
WOMEN
Over 30, for special inside telephone sales
work: no experience necessary; training
oiven; must be a good conversationalist
and have your own phone: permanent po-
sitiOn TO those who qualify; write. giving
age. education, experience, II any, and
phone number. Box xN7s-K. Star.
DEMONSTRATORS.
Wanted, young woman with sales ex-
perience to demonstrate novelty in store;
permanent position II work proves salts.
factory. Apply Monday. 10 am. Univer-
sal Sales Corp, 21B Denrike bldg, 1910
Vermont ave. NV.
WOMAN, TO ACT AS HEAD OF
STOCK AND SALESWOMAN
FOR SILVERWARE DEPT. Must
be thoroughly experienced.
Write Box 34-K Star stating
age, experience, etc.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-05-11


At the meeting Of the Greenbe1t
lCitizens' Association May Q, 1888, the
Following facts were disclosed by the re-
port Of the special committee appointed
to study the need Of mi TX ordinance for
IGreenbelt.
/. All milk sold in Greenbelt at
the present time is from dairies viii CHI
come under the inspection Of either the
Health Department Of Montgomery County,
the State Of Maryland or the Di strict
Of Columbia.
2. The Committee inspected the rec
erds Of the various health departments
end found chat all mil sold in Green
belt is safe and within the standards
set for wholeso milk.
8. At the present time Prince
Georges County has no milk ordinance,
but Dr.. Hooton, the County Health Off
Ger has called meeting Of the dealers
Iof the County FOR May IL, 1888, at the
court House in Upper Marlboro to- lis
lcuss the adoption Of the Standard Milk
IOrdinance Of the US. Public Health
Service. 49,.
4. The Committee, feeling the i
adoption Of County Ordinance would be
flor the greater good, recommended that
delegates be sent to the Pri noe Georges /
Fedora t ion Of Citizens Associations to
work for the adopt on Of County Ordi-
nance.
S. The Committee wi she's to empha-
size the fact that ell milk sold in
IGreenbelt is Of exceptionally high
standard and is completely safe food
product.
G.C.A. Committee on Milk
Chairman: Mr.. OH. Slye; Members:
Mrs. Harvel, Messrs. Lyons, Snyder.
POISON FOR GARDEN PESTS
Our local pharmacist, Frank L.
IPurdm, has been spending his spare time
preparing omrnuni tt on for the Greenbelt
farmers imminent war on the villainous
Ienemies Of plant life.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-05-11
=. HOBBY CLUB PLANNED : MEETS FRIDAY
Manual Training Room at School available


Town Manager Roy S. Braden has or
ranged that the adults Of Greenbelt may
use the Manual Training Room in the schoo
provided that organized group will
assume the RESPONSE bi lity Of the care Of
the equipment.
On Friday night, May IL, at $500
PAM, in the meeting room over the drug
store, an attempt wi II be made to form
Hobby Club. The object Of the club will
be to take the RESPONSE bi lily for the
care Of the ebove-menti oned equi pment,
end to plan for the work that interested
lobbyists want to do.
ANY Greenbeltion, capable Of using
the school machines or his own equi pmont !,
end WI shing to build @ bookcase, lamp
stand, or similar piece can join the
Hobby Club and enjoy the advantages of
working WI tn and buying through uni
fled group.
There will be no dues. The only
expense wi IL be the cost Of materials
used.
Interested residents ere asked to
be on hand Friday night to help form the
Evening star., 1938-10-23

FREE - to users of french's Bird Seed. Simply
save the box top from package of French's
Bird Seed or French's Bird Gravel. Mail, with
your name and address, to The r. T. French
Company. 1862 Mustard ST., Rochester, NY.
Your Canary Book will be sent to you postpaid.
Supply is limited. Send for yours today.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

Indexed for quick reference. A gold mine Of
information about canaries
This New Book tells you the history of Canaries;
how to mate and breed them, for profit or
pleasure; how to feed them; care and treatment:
importance Of gravel; how and where to buy
cansries; all about cages and perches - in fact.
everything you want to know about Canaries
Evening star., 1938-10-23
THIS NEW BOOK
ON CANARIES

Ifyou own Canary, you'll want this New Book.
It's the latest and most authentic volume on
the care and treatment Of Canaries. Written by
experts. Contains Is pages-l2 of them beauti.
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Spiralwire binding. Laminated waterprosfcover.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
Student at Vassar

Patricia arrived home for the Thanksgiving holiday yeser
dsv afternoon from and will be in whr at parties
during her brief stay She has chosen to gown this
afternoon in keeping with the period of the house 1t is of
white lame in Renaissance style with high puffed sleeves and
long full peated skirt She will shower bouquet OF
rcd roses Mrs Morris will be in becoming model of ruby
velvet fashioned with high puffed sleeves taperng to points
the wrists.
Fragrant flowers in all of the autumn shades are IN
abundance in the rooms esyng to the popularity of this
particular bud Two guests Mariana Lloyd of Green
wch Conn., and Sally Ann Currie of St. Louis are IN the
group assisting the debutante Others are Mary ChaSe
Howard, Ann Wilkinson, Agnes Magruder, Alice Barry,
Patricia Griffin. Marion Kirk and Rita Nash.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
By Igor CASSln1

they are 81 years of age) lassies e.
Christine Gawne, too lovely for words
Edith Corbin, who didn't come
out cause she was in Waikiki, but
doesn't indeed need it !. Mary Will
son jumping around for the JOY to
be back in town -. Frances Andrews,
also back after long absence .
Eleanor Meem, serious competitor
for any local glamour Angelica
Lloyd, with pile of beaus Mimi
Scott, 5000 sweet Alice Barry,
veeery gay :. Patsy Griffin, loving
the swing.
Marion Kirk, very affectionate .
Edith Corbin, sitting on the steps
with Jimmy Parks {. Nancy Brere-
ton. with her usual orchid .. Judy
Martin, Philly gal, getting a rush
from Brinton Young, a Yale lad .
Among these fascinating guys: :.
Commander van Bergen, Capt. David
Barry dancing with his pretty
femme), Alex Pierce Gust down from
New Bedford, visiting the Lloyds),
Demarest Lloyd (down from Har-
vard), Angus Malcolm of the British
Embassy, with his colleague, Benny
Plunket; Griff Warfield lin a jump
ing routine), Eddie Gardner (more
fond of champagne than swing),
Johnnie Galliher (who's smart
enough to take a crack about himself
and just SMILEY, George Wheeler and
Tinsley Adams (arguing that Prince
ton could have a better boxing
school), Jack segar Tin white tie
with Princetonian collar), Mariana
Zuberbuhler (taking his wife home
mighty soon), Bill auckland (toooo
purdy for words), Dick Boiling Qov-
ing the blondes), Arthur Vanden-
berg, jr. (never missing waltz with
Stellita Stapleton); Barry Woods
(entranced at Doris Becker), Bill
Russell and George Mahoney (hear-
ing spicy jokes), Rufus Johnston
= (singing: "T'm in the Mood for LOve")
and few college kids who should
learn how to cut in and how to dance
before they come to a dance :. The
affair ending at 4 a. M, with bang
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
Diplomats
Are Quiet

While we Americans feast
upon the traditional turkey and
cranberries today, members Of
the diplomatic corpS-for the
most part-find it just another
day with routine duties.
Attaches at the German En-
bassy will probably answer as
many phone-calls about the Am
bassador's departure today as
any other time this week.
Rumors fly thick and fast that
Frau DiecKhoff has planned to
go with him but that their
daughter Lotto will remain in
school at Madeira. Nothing has
been confirmed however.
AS something of a concession
to the Yankees" the Spanish
Ambassador DR.. Don Fernando
de los Rios had planned a
regular Thanksgiving feast to-
day for the embassy staff.
However the de los Ross
daughter, Laura, who teaches at
Wellesley, was not able to get
home today so the dinner has
been postponed until the week
end.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24

Among the ladies who will take
turns at the tea table will be
Mrs. Harry H. Woodring, wife
of the Secretary of War; Mrs.
Stanley Reed. wife of the AS
sociate Justice; Nine. Rajamal-
tri, wife of the Minister of Siam;
Mrs. Wayne Characterization,
wife of the Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury; Mrs. Herbert
Seymour Howard, Mrs. Theodore
wilkinson, Mrs. Mark Bristol,
Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner, Mrs.
David Barry and Mrs. Richard
Wilmer. Generally assisting the
hostess will be Mrs. William P.
MacCracken, Mrs. w il / i a m
Father, Mrs. Charles Drayton
and Mrs. Edward de RuSsy.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
PETIT POINT

times when you're invited to small
dance (it's much smarter to give
small dance than just dance and
you just don't have room enough to
move a step Then it was given
in a private house, and in very
lovely house, indeed, which is so i'm
portant for the complete success of
a party =. Rose Merriam, who should
soon take the scepter away from
Elsa Maxwell for the best party
organizer in the country, was back Of
it =. And, almost forgot, Meta, the
old colored cook, prepared hambur-
gers for all Sidney was playing,
and playing well Finally it was
typical coming-out affair . There
you had the opportunity to see all
the chicquest debs in town >. all their
favorite beaus :. all the little fllrta-
tons all the little fights E. all
the mad dashing of these young and
happy creatures e. Il. But, as they are
mostly innocent affairs, I feel |
should respect their secrecy.
NOW leu HE cuuHIcIdIc oolAC VI
those blossoming beauties whom l
noticed, for one reason or another,
at the party Peggy Townsend,
the best on the dance floor
Sylvia Alexander. so "purdy" in an
orchid dress Jane Rust, with the
waist of a wasp Doris Becker
with her beautiful red hair and
fetching gown Maize Howard
(who made her official bow to So
ciety at large reception at the Sui
grave Club the same afternoon), with
her golden hair and a lovely hoop
black velvet skirt . Betty Meyers,
in a very simple blue gown clinging
to her body D.. and few other cute
ones who really impressed me a lot
with their looks, but not enough with
their names, so that can't remember
them Joan Wilkinson, the baby
of the Wilkinson family, is still
subdeb, but when she comes out she II
make it hot for all the bellies In this
town }. Of course, some Of our at
tractive debs of last season :. and
a few older (when I say older, I mean
The Washington times., 1938-11-24

The Arthur Hylers, a very
delightful couple, and Mr..
Hyler telling us that of all the
convincing persons he had ever
encountered in his life an
English valet was it. It seemed
that Mr.. Hyler had tried on one
occasion-somewhere-to sleep
after seven, wear an especial
suit and tie and shirt, and the
English valet had agreed
heartily with all of his (Mr.
Hyler's) ideas, but pointed
politely, and time after time, to
other ties, suits and shirts,
and added, "but these are
really the correct ones" Mr..
Hyler, finally in despair, wore
what the valet selected.
X \
MRS. ABNER DRURY. in
N1 black with a silver yoke,
being told by a guest that she
had the allure of the former
Wallis Simpson. All of which
so surprised Mrs. Drury that
she stopped dancing to sit down
for an hour.
Fred and Anne Newland, who
are always fun and Fred doing
several intricate dance steps, the
Hudson Grunewalds and Mr..
Grunewald thinking AZ a d a
looked lovelier than ever Che
has known her for years and
years., Jackie Martin daShing
in from the concert, William
Woodville, very nice person,
watching the Ted NormanS do
a beautiful exhibition dance,
Senator George Radcliffe also
there, and Mrs. Cammack, very
chic in bouffant green taffeta
and gold and rose top, with her
black hair high on her head
and topped by a huge green
bow and no jewels whatever
but carved silver bracelets.
0UPPER which seemed con-
~ tinuous through the evening
was delicious, with enormous
wooden trays of hors d'oeuvres,
to precede it and the impromptu
bar in the recreation room,
never closed until the last dance
was over, which was in the very,
very wee hours of the morning.
It was a grand party!
X + Il
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cannon,
of Cleveland, Ohio, are at the
Martinique.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24


ZADIA who has always been
n darby lovely, is now CLAM
orous and utterly fascinating 10
observe, with titan hair, banged
and curled casually about her
neck. and eyes that look even
wider than we remember them.
She hasn't been spoiled, either,
by success and fame, for the
first thing she did was to show
us her engagement ring from
Cotton, just q mere trifle OF q
star sapphire, weighing 20
carats! Acadia thinks it's the
loveliest thing ever, and told an
amazing story connected with
this same star sapphire.
It was shortly after her mar
rage and she was driving down
one of Hollywood's most crowded
boulevards and holding her sap
phire toward the sun to see even
better the outline of the star.
Suddenly she came to a traffic
stop light. She still continued to
admire the sapphire and in do
ing so, slipped her foot from the
clutch and backed, right into a
motorcycle cop, throwing both
him and his motorcycle flat in
the street.
Naturally, the cop was an
noyed delicate word for furi-
ous) and Immediately got up
and went toward Acadia with
malice in his eyes. She didn't
bubble, but told him the truth,
explaining the sapphire, and
her love of it. The cop listened,
then waved her on without a
ticket and added, Lady, if you
feel like that-go on your way"
A RLENE WHELAN, W h Sc
IA hair is nearly the same
shade as Azadia's, but more
flecked with gold, is young
enough to still be enthusiastic
over-everything. She was born
in Utah, had never been East
before and was thrilled about
Washington and the prospect OF
visiting New York.
We wondered why Arlene was
picked, discovered is the correct
word, out of all the thousands of
girls who go to Hollywood and
struggle so vainly for recog-
milton. Arlene neither struggled
nor wept over getting in the
movies.
She never gave it any thought
at all and now she is on the road
to Stardom. Arlene is very
young, slim and possessed of a
lifting voice which hesitates,
most intriguingly, after every
three words and has the unique
quality of appearing like a
schoolgirl at her first big party.
II X Il
MOHAMED Ell KONI, At
W1 tache of the Egyptian Lega.
ton, doing a very excellent
rhumba, Mrs. Jimmie Cunning.
ham in a black dinner gown
which was a knockout, with a
short jacket, embroidered in
silver and topping an accordion
pleated skirt. Morris May be-
ing amazed because one guest
wanted only a glass of water.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24

compliments to people, in my column,
if l don't feel they deserve it; but
Ann is really lovely No doubt
that she's one of the outstanding
debbies Of the year and from the way
she's given a rush by the gdrcons you
can be sure she's hit! ). A few
smart dinners preceded the dance
Mrs. Chaplin entertained about
twenty four young things L. Capt.
and Mrs. j. W. Gawne gave a dinner
in the Hotel Raleigh's Pail Mall Room
for a few little debbies and their
handsome escorts while Capt.
and Mrs. John Magruder spread a
lavish dinner for %, the party in
Guiding a few brilliant diplomats and
some dashing American officers and
glamorous society men, plus, of
course, the required number of buds
. While I am talking of the Ma
gruders, l want to tell you some
thing about this family :. They are
all handsome E. Mrs. Magruder and
daughter, Agnes, can both be in
cluded among the loveliest women in
town while the two men of the
family, the captain and his college
age son, are pretty well-built guys.
(But I should let les femmes tell
you what they think about them
-. To come back to the dance, it was
really a success First of all, it
was like it said in the invitation
small and you know how many
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
Miss Henning Bows

Another deb to make her bow
today is Barbara Henning, win
some daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Sears Henning, who will
present her at a tea from 4 until
7 at their home in Massa-
chusetts Avenue Park. Receiving
with the debutante and her
mother will be the formers god
mother, Mrs. John Herrick, who
will be in an afternoon gown OF
teal blue crepe trimmed with
silver kid. Her hat is OF purple.
The hostess will wear a lovely
gown of fuchsia shade chiffon,
made with long full skirt, an
orchid completing the picture.
The debutante's gown is Of white
net in bouffant style with silver
SequinS sprinkled over the ma
terial. She will hold a bouquet
of creamy gardenias.
Easter lilies will adorn the tea
table and those presiding will in
clude Nine. Peter, wife of the
Minister of Switzerland; Mrs.
Arthur H. Vandenberg, Mrs.
Eleanor Patterson. Mrs. Donald
Richberg, Mrs. William Hard,
Mrs. Carlton ]. Holdridge, Mrs.
Robert w. Chambers, Mrs. j.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24

Hockey, W h e r e
Capt. and Mrs.
Theodore S t ark
Wilkinson W ere
iv in 6 a small
dance in honor of
t h e ir debutante
daughter, Ann
Ann is a tall and
streamlined CIR |,
with curly blond
hair and blue eyes.
You know it is not
nv habit to throw
The Washington times., 1938-11-24

Fred Essary and Mrs. Henry j.
Richardson.
In the group of young ladies
assisting will be Elise Hill, Nancy
Hoskinson, Ashby Proctor, Peggy
Townsend, Julie Cahill and Jane
Eustis.
Barbara will be the guest in
whose honor Mrs. Eugene Wood
son will entertain Sunday, De-
cember 4, at her home on
Klingle Road. Co-hostess with
Mrs. Woodson will be her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lambert Jones.
The Washington times., 1938-11-24
Mrs. Loose Returns

Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose Is
established in her apartment at
the Shoreham for the season,
having come from Kansas City,
Mo-, where she spent the early
fall efte~ closing her summer
home at Gloucester, Mass.