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The Washington times., 1938-10-22
AmOnq Those Present.

MRS. LOUISE HARTLEY
NA WASS SELL, clubwOman,
author, journalist and traveller
-. is one of the few nOn-native
women to place foot on St.
Paul's Island, Pribile group, Ber-
ing Sea has recently returned
from a three.mOnth tour in Ar
kansas, Mississippi, Florida and
Cuba has Travelled extensively
throughout Europe collector
has pieces of lava taken
when she saw the eruption
of VeSuviuS in 1885. has been
In Bermuda at Christmas time
and visited the vast fields of
pOinsettit also during Easter
when same fields were covered
with lilies. born in Little
Rock, Ark. came to Washing
ton six years ago in the interest
Of her Arkansas newspaper
syndicate. also contributes to
local papers, journals and maya
zines. is the author and Origi-
natOr of "HiStOrigramS" hob
bieS are travelling and writing
and doing research work. is vi
VaciOuS, q brilliant converse
tiOnaliSt and a humOrist of note
>. is second vice president of
the National League of Ameri-
can PEN Women member of
the United Daughters Of the
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Days of CzdriStS
Are Lived Again
At TrOikd
BY THE NIGHT CLUB EDITOR

49,
Glamour reminiscent of the old
CzariSt regime the borrowed
pictureSqueneSS from the Isle of
Capri a little Chinese girl in
an Oriental fantasy psychic
and clairvoyant accordion
music, singers and dancers. That's
a sample of the variety scattered
over the towns night clubs, with
the opportunity for parties to mix
themselves a diverting evening of
entertainment from such a range
of possibilities.
The gypsy finale at Helen Ham
ilton's Russian Troika, 1101 Con-
necticut Avenue, is a spectacle
made gayer by the vivid costum-
ing. In the shows twice nightly
there reminiscent scenes of the
old Czarist regime are suggested.
Sasha Lucas and his violin are
greeted with a listening hush so
pronounced that it's unusual in
night club. He also leads the
band in dance groups. Clairvoyant
Prince Vada, here from engage
ments in New York, gives read
ingS for Troika guests.
KING COLE ROOM
Eddie Whitesell and his ac-
Gordon have returned to his old
haunts at the King Cole Room.
He has teamed up again with
Evelyn Knight.
Myrus, a psychic" appearing
every afternoon and evening in
the Shoreham cocktail lounge,
gave a demonstration for news
paper representatives a few days
ago. Cynthia Powell. Shoreham's
director of publicity, arranged for
the group to get closeup.
Questions were written on bits
of cardboard, folded and initiated
on the outside. They were handed
to Myrus who, without looking,
dropped them into huge silver
bowl. Dipping at random into the
bowl, he looked at the initials on
the outside, tore the cardboard to
bits, then proceeded to answer
questions.
CASA GRANDE
The new show at the Casa
Grande is unfurled in three per-
formances each night, at 10, at
midnight and a "milkman's matt
nee" at 2 a. m. But since each of
the three is different. it's possible
to spend the entire evening.
There's dancing till 3 a. m.
The revue includes Mickey Ga
lucci, operatic singer and female
Iimpersonator; Mickey Dele. inter
pretative dancer; Paul Gilvire.
singer and dancer; Terry Lamont.
song stylist: Norman Lewis.
dancer. George Kaye, master of
ceremonies, has been held over to
introduce the acts and to do his
song and dance bit.
SHAR-ZAD
Tonight is the last chance to
hear Dale Sherman, singer, per-
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Glamour Mysticism Jazz, in Potpourri at Night Clubs
.WhiteSeH Returns,
With Accordion.
To King Cole

ment with their display of hand
balancing and muscular control.
One brother does hand stand on
the thumb and one finger Of each
hand. Winton and Dianne, a
dance team; Elva Oakley, tap and
acrobatic dancer, and Sammy
Richardson, Emcee, round out the
show, which is presented three
times daily.
Olga Vernon, Hour Glass singer,
is featuring II See Your Face Be-
fore Me-" the tune which she re-
corded for Brunswick not long
ago. Tommy johnson, a new pia-
mist, has appeared at the Hour
Glass.
LOTUS CLUB
The Earl Lindsay revue is being
held over at the Lotus. The eight
girl chorus do three lively num-
bers. The show also includes Loyce
Graham, high-kick dancer; John
and Elizabeth Chadwick, whirl-
wind dance team; Mary Louise
Smale, acrobatic dancer; Marion
Dawn; singer. The routines will
be changed Monday, with new
show to be presented by the same
cast at the usual three times daily.
Louise Tiny" Lee tap dances
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form to Sande Williams music at
the Shar-zad at the Carlton Hotel,
but her friends are already advo-
eating her quick reutrn. There's
a rumor that a newly-wedded
couple was brandishing a million
dollar check, wedding gift, be-
fore some of the guests at the
Snar-Zad the other night.
Late supper snackS at Napo-
Icons are a favorite habit with
some night-club fans after an
evenings round. Napoleon's is
open every night until 2 a. m,
and they say the onion soup au
gratin is prompting eXclamations,
along with other delectable dishes.
WEDDING BELLS
There's a rumor that Beverly
Stull, Mayfair accordionist, is en-
gagged to a musician at one Of
our swanky hotels. Another en-
gagement reported at the May
fair is that of Manager Jimmy
Byrd, whose wedding bells are
expected between now and Janu-
uary !.
The Halloween dance in the
Hall of Nations of the Washing
ton Hotel will be enlivened by Lee
Myles and his Cocoanut Grove
Band, coming here direct from
New York's Park Central Hotel.
Bob Castaine and Pauline Barry
are being acclaimed at. the Pail
Mall Room, where the Pail Mall
Special Cocktail is mixed for you
at your table with finesse and
flourish.
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CLUB CALENDAR
TODAY

Zeta Chapter of Chi Sigma
SorOrity-Annual fall dance.
9 p. M, KenwOOd Country
Club.
Kentucky Society of Wash
ingtOn-Bridge-tea, 2 p. m,
home of the president, Mrs.
Gordon Edwards, 1900 Della
field Pl., N. w.
Employees Welfare AsSOcia-
ton of the Washington Retail
Credit Bureau Semiannual
dance, 8 p. m, Hotel 24O0
Sixteenth st.
The Center Guild-Pre'Hal-
Iowe'en dance, 10 p. m,
Jewish Community Center
State Officers Club, Daugh-
ters of the American RevOlu-
tion-Banquet, Z p. M, May
flower Hotel.
TOMORROW
Curley Club-Hike and pic.
mic supper in Rock Greek
Park. Hiking party will leave
from the Continental Hotel at
2:3O p. m.
Y, w. C.. A.-MuSic Hour,
presented by the American
Hellenic Youth League, )
p. M; tea served by the Park
View Chapter at 4 p. M,
Seventeenth and X StS. N. w.
Gamma Chapter, Tau Beta
Phi SOrOrity-Wienie roast,
home of Mrs. Roberts kOak.
East Riverdale, Md.
Kappa Delta Sorority
FOrty-first anniversary, fOun,
ders' day banquet and recep.
ton, Hotel 24OO Sixteenth
Street.
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WOMEN'S CLUBS:
WOMEN'S CLUBS:
CARD PARTY AT ICKES
HOME AIDS STUDENTS
Montgomery Federation to Hold
Benefit wednesday Afternoon
Bv MARY PADGETT

Members of the 19 womens clubs in the Montgomery
County Federation of WOmenS Clubs will gather at card
party to raise money for their student loan fund of the
ORGANIZATIONS Wednesday afternoon at the estate of
Mrs Harold L. Ickes wife of the Secretary of the Interior
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CurIey Club
Will Hike

Taking advantage of the In
dian summer" weather, mem
bers of the Curley Club will
meet at the Continental Hotel
at 2:30 p. m, tomorrow, from
which point they will start on
. hiking party through Rock
Creek Park. William Boyd is
chairman of arrangements.
The Religious Discussion
Group will meet Monday at 8 p.
m, at the home of Miss Dorothy
e. Barrett, 10 Bryant st. N. E.,
for another of series of lectures
by the Rev. Edward Gallagher,
s. j., of St. Aloysius Church.
The newly organized choral
group, under the direction of
Prof. Harry K. Walsh, will meet
for rehearsals Tuesday at 8 p.
m, in Carroll Hall, Tenth and
G SITS. N. w. The bowling group
will meet on the same evening
at the hall at 8:45 p. m.
Members OF the CluD Will en-
gage in a scavenger hunt for
which is offered a substantial
prize following the regular
monthly meeting at 7::30 p. m,
Thursday in the Continental
Hotel. Miss Gertrude Connor
and Miss Kathryn Bowers have
arranged for the scavenger hunt.
Halloween will be celebrated
by the organization with a dance
masquerade at the washington
Club, Seventeenth and K SITS.
N. w. Prizes will be awarded
for the most outstanding cos
tunes. Chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the
dance is Miss Connor.
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Psychic Featured
With Cocktails
At ShOrehdn1 :

st. Helen Fay is the featured
singer. Arthur Howe accompanies
both.
Paul Kahn and his orchestra
from the Rockefeller Grill will
come to Wardman's Metronome
Room on December 8.
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BAMBOO GARDENS

Anna May Lee, the little Chinese
girl at the Bamboo Gardens, does
two numbers in an Oriental fan.
tasy, a part of the new show
which opened Thursday. The
Rush Brothers generate amaze
The Washington times., 1938-10-22

COnfederacy. the Daughters of
the A m erica n Revolution.
Washington Newspaper Wom-
ems Club. Society of May.
flower DeSce n d a nts. and
Daughters Of 1912.
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This will be the first county
wide social function of this ma
ture given by the federation in
the last several years, and it
will be the first time Mrs. IcKes
has opened her home for this
type of an event. Judging from
the interest shown, it will be
the largest event ever conducted
under the auspices of the fed
Grafton.
Much effort has been put
forth under the direction of the
general chairman, Mrs. A. B
Foster, and the federation's
president, Mrs. B. Peyton Wha.
len, to make this party a sue
cess. A large corps of members
from the different clubs have
assisted with the arrangements.
125 TABLE PRIZES
Refreshments will be served
at 2 o'clock, when the event is
scheduled to begin. Mrs. FoS-
ter has selected 125 lovely table
prizes. More than Is door
prizes, donated by business firms
in Washington, Rockville and
Bethesda, will be given.
The student loan fund is one
of the principle projects of the
county group. The fund is raised
to help send girls to college
after they have left high school,
who would otherwise not be
6ble to continue their educa-
tions. Thirty girls have been
assisted so far and more than
$1,000 has been loaned. After
the girls complete their college
work they pay back the money
which goes back into the fund.
PLAN FUND FOR BOYS
At the recent board meeting
of the County Federation, plans
to establish a student loan
fund for boys we're made. This
will be named the Dawson ALL
nut Fund, and it will work on
the same principle as that for
the girls. The fund has been
named for a young man of 20
who died last fall, the son of
one of the Federation most &C
tive members of long standing.
The Semi-annual business
meeting of the Federation will
he held on November % at the
new clubhouse of the Chevy
Chase Women's Club.
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down the aisles and among the
tables at the LowdneS, 1410 Eye
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Writer Guest
AtLuncheOn

"The Inquiring Reporter" in
the person of Mrs. Mary Nc
Cracken Jones, newspaper writer,
will be the guest speaker at the
weekly luncheon of the Woman's
National Democratic Club Mon
day at 1890 p. m. at the club
house, 1926 New Hampshire
Ave. N. w.
Mrs. Jones will present the
provocative query, IF you could
not live in America, what coun-
try would you choose?" Guest
will answer the question within
the time limit of five minutes.
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MORE AUXILIARY SHIP
FUNDS TO BE ASKED
AT CURRENT SESSION

WASHINGTON, Apr. -. (UP)
Chairman David l. Walsh, D.,
Mass, of the senate naval affairs
committee, indicated yesterday
that $60,000,000 more would be
added TO President RooseveltS ST.
l2l, 100000 navy expansion bill
to increase the number of aux
Hilary units of the fleet.
The bill at present provides
for 46 fighting ships and % aux
iharieS. The additional amount
would allow IL more auXlllarleS,
including three mine sweepers'
one mine layer, four oil tankers,
one survey ship and TWO fleet
tugs.
Walsh said that Secretary OF
Navy Claude 4. Swanson had writ
ten him urging that the bill be
amended that way in order TO BOZ
Ster the weakest part OF the fleet.
Failure to include these ships
can only result in further request
of such authorization in the near
future" Swanson wrote.
Walsh plans to end public hear
ingS on the supremacy bill today
and report it TO the senate before
the end Of the week. 1t is expect
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and /. Of block i. according To
map made By W. c. Jordan OF
record in map book /, page 100,
Of the record. Of macs for Hen.
dcr&uu county, and - described
in deed from \. II. Smith and
Others to II. Walter Fuller, Of
record in book ~, page 1913. OF
said records, and
LOIS IL, II. * and ~ of block
ii, according to map made by w.
E.. Jordan Of record In map book
!, page 100, of the records Of
maps for Henderson county. and
as described in deed from A. Il.
Smith and others IL II. Walter
Fuller, of record in book l25,
page 81, VI said records. -.
Excepting and reserving. how.
ever, from the foregoing tracts Of
land, lots Nos. 90, and "a, Us
shown on a plat designated rs
Fuller's court RhododcndrOn sec
tioD, re- subdivision Of lots IL,
-, II, Is, &c, II. IL, &c, 81, az,
AZ, - and 4j, block II, copy
of which said map Is filed with
the party OF the second part here
to, which said plat will iorwith be
filed for record in the office Of
the register Of deeds for Hender-
son county, n. {.
Dated and posted this the 22nd
day of March, 1888.
L., b. PRINCE.
Successor Trustee.
3-23-Wed-4t
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the undersigned has been appoint
ed successor trustee under SaId
deed Of trust by IN instrument III
writing recorded in book 2l3 at
page 375 in tn" office o! the reg
istrr Of deeds for Henderson
county, \. c., and
WHEREAS, default having
been made in the payment Of the
indebtedness secured by said deed
Of trust and the holder has de-
mandcd that the undersigned OK.
ercise said power Of sale and sell
the property thereby conveyed, as
provided in said deed Of trust,
THEREFORE,, the undersigned,
successor trustee, will sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at ~ o'clock noon on
the END day Of April, 1888, at
the courthouse door in the City
Of Hcnders0nville, y. c., the fol-
lowing described land, to-wit:
Lying and being in Henderson,
vile township, County Of Hen
derson. State Of North Carolina,
and being lots -, I3, IS, 81, OF
block IA, according TO map made
by W. c. Jordan Of record in map
book |, page 100, Of the records
Of maps for Henderson, county
and as described in deed from A.
H. Smith ct al to II. Walter Full
Ter, Of record in book ll2, page
622, of the records Of deeds for
Henderson county.
Being lots BIG. Ia. l6. lG, i3
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ed TO be the scnate's first order Of
business next week.
Meanwhile, William Griffin, edi-
tor and publisher Of the New York
ENQUIRER, told the naval affairs
committee that expenditure OF q
billion dollars on naval expansion
would be the most profitable in
veStment which this republic can
make"
He said it would serve notice
on Americas war debtOrs--whom
he described as having "defrauded
this land out Of twelve times that
sum"-that the United States will
"be in a position to hand over col
lection Of our unpaid war debts to
the United States navy, II need
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be.
He testified that +. Z. Turin, Of
the Adequate Coast Defense asso-
citation, had recommended that Il
sepslla4e.fleet be provided for the
Atlantic coast. Turin suggested
that average vessels Of the Pacific
fleet be transferred TO the Allan
tic and moderniZcd.
Thomas Healey, dean of the
School Of Foreign Service at
Georgetown University, urged the
United States not to join the world
armament race and said present
European troubles will be "liqui-
dated soon without Il major con-
flict.
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DUBlNSKY NAMED TO
CLIO. STANDING BODY

WASHINGTON, April Is. ---
(UP)---David Dubinsky, president
of the International Ladies Gar.
ment Workers union, last night
was appointed chairman Of the
Committee for Industrial Organi,
cation standing committee on
housing, ending rumOrs that nc
had broken with CIO Chieftain
John l.. Lewis and would take his
union into the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS. II. Walter Fuller
and wife, Alice II. Fuller, made
and executed II certain deed Of
trust to the Contra! Bank &
Trust Company, Trustee, for
Laurel Park Estates, Inc, dated
June j, 1926, and recorded in
book sc at page $50, in the office
OF the register Of deeds for Hen
dersOn county, n. c., IL secure
certain Indebtedness, and
WHEREAS. On account Of the
inability of said Central Bank g.
Trust COMPANY, trustee, to act,
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Wanted
27-Farm Products

CASH FOR POULTRY
We are paying following prices IN
cash or trade all this week:
Heavy hens, ID. l5c, lightweight
hens 13c, friers lac, roosters
7c ducks Sc. Sherman's Groc-
cry.
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FLA LOANS. We are now able
to assist you in getting loans
for plumbing, heating, painting
and general repairs for your
home. Hendersonville Hard
ware Co., Inc.
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lila Roots Plants Or Seeds For Sale? Use For Sale Aeeme For Quick
BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY-MORROW CO.
Lumbsr-Builders' Supplies
Miliwork
Fourth Ave. e Phone ~

Roofing customers this past
week included A. W. Banks and
W. 2. Cairnes of Horse Shoe, ana
c. D. Weeks, this city. we
have the roof you need.
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BUY BONDS: AT A BIG DIS
COUNT FOR PAYMENT OF
WATER, SEW Err A N d
STREET PAVING ASSESS
MENTS. PHONE 80. o. ROY
KEITH, REAL ETATE.
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Special Notices

FOR SALE-Two hundred bush
els white milling corn, Is cents
bushel. Not less than one nun
dred bushels. Cash. s. NJ. Clark,
Route ). FickenS home.
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Fishermen Of Norway received
over $20,00O,000 for their catches
in the last wear.
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2S-Help (Male)

WANTED-Man to live on plsee
and work part time. w. +.
Rayne, Lake Falls.
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For Rent
18-A-Unfurnished Rooms


BLACK light" or ultraviolet
rays, is the latest "tooP which
may aid the dyer in producing az
tractively dyed fabrics of two OF
three or four color effects.
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II--Household Goods

DON'T FAIL TO SEE the new
Stewart Warner refrigeratorS
at the Midcity Tire Co. >
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PIPE, pipe fittings, other plumb
ing supplies at King Hardware
Co.
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Cuisines Services

PAY US NEXT FALL for your
furs. Let us clean and store
YOUR furs so they will be safe
from insects. fire and theft.
We also do refining and repair
ing. Phone 6S8. Abbott-knight,
Cleaners and Laundry. R.
CaroluS Williams, local man.
ager.
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USED pLUMBING-Sinks, plain
and drain board; bath tubs with
legs and built-ins: lavatorieS,
commodes, hot water tanks,
pipes, etc. Louis Williams.
Phone 1851. .
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I5-MisceuaneUus

FERTILIZERS, Merea fish scraps,
tankage. See me for prices that
are right. Woods seeds, ask
your neighbor about Merco
feeds, all kinds. House trailer
at bargain. New potato grader
at bargain. H. d. Hyder. one
minute out Chimney Rock road.
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No WORRY ABOUT your money
invested here. All accounts in
sured up TO $1,000. Current
dividends at 4 percent per an
nun. We invite you to ask for
details. personally or by mail.
First Federal Savings & Loan. >
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livestock and Poultry

|"eoSED o. /. c. gilt ready
-, breeding. Price $50. c. F.
I!Or Hendersonille, Route 2.
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.q-Seeds and Plants

SSS,ta 2S'APRlL Is: Towering
H., are coming back. Free
s. -i with each purchase of 81.
49, "a Nursery, East Flat
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PooI',,rf FISH. Guaranteed eggs.
ardsr Vi al! kinds. Dressed to
z p5,A' X. Cox. Third Ave.
.~he StS. .
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S9s eGlAL OFFER will CON,

AQa ~ UT ER Will con-
sors through Easter. Our
tactS1, guaranteed to be salts
aQ55y,, Alller's Cleaners &
Sh Any, Phone 1873. 100
+ orss e :. No connection with
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S-Foodstuffs

En1i,s,H GREEN, vegetables,
|tsS :. also poultry, eggs and
- Jack RusselPS. lit
|la Ave. W. Phone $685.
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Al sASTER WARDROBE will
N, OeIter after we renovate
one, garments. Call E. l..
e M Or I. C. Collins at Su-
laundry. Phone l42- =
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Services
I0-Tr Transportation

LOCAL and ng-distanee haul.
ing; agency for Allied Van
Lines to and from sAy place IN
L. S. Vile Transfer Co. Phone
l2l.
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