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1T was wonderful to realize that charming
women found me interesting :. wanted to be
with me. Always before had been left out of
things the No. wallfower of the town.
Could it be that this wonderful change had
been brought about by reading Listerine ad
and following its sensible suggestion? There
was no other way of accounting for it,
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35O9 35th ST. NV

Fully detached home. newly renovated
$500 cash. balance like rent OWNER
Dist. 2124; evenings. Clev. O432
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Exceptional Home Values
Upper Northwest Section,
3556 11th St. N.W.-s5O.
Living. room. dining room. 3 bed
II rooms Kitchen and bath; inclosed
.dIl porch; two-car garage.
Hi Near Navy Yard
II|II 1882 st. S.E.-&5O.OO.
HI Colonial home: living room dining
II|lI room. two bedrooms. inclosed porch
I}III Kitchen and bath: large front porch
III and screened rear porch.
Hill Large Home in Petworth,
Hun All Decatur 81. N.W.-S15
II|II Living room, dining room, bed
Mn rooms kitchen and bath: . inclosed
IlIII porches; garage; rear yard; conven-
Il|l lent to schools; excellent transporta-
IN ton.
IIIl Near 18th and Park Rd.,
Il|| 1il8 Parkwood Pl N.W.-SS2.5O.
lI|| Living room. dining room bed
III|I rooms baths. screened rear porch
HIM kitchen: two-car garage; electric re-
IlII| frigeration; laundry tubs and extra
lI|I lavatory in basement.
l|I In Petworth.
iii Two-Family Home.
iI|I| Ala Farragut st. NW.-89O
HI Colonia! home: rec: hall. living
lI|I| ROOM dining room. bedroom kitchen
MN with elec. refrigerator, 1st H.: COM
plete bath in basement. Living room
IDII dining room. bedroom small lncloSed
IilIl porch. kitchen and bath. second floor.
on burner and garage. First floor oc-
'V|l 1AOA v HAcpIr7 nj o0Qn
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT


s7,5oo' .AA'A''-"AS'A''' ''''
.4OO N Capitol st.-Corner prop.
erty. g rooms. > additional larss
glassed-in rooms S-ft. reception
hall, fear brick sarase: Over
| $1,000 spent in remodelins TIM
house. Hot-water heat. Rental
payment S65 month: purchass
1858. FLOYD y DAVIS Co
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
CASH CAS- FOR FOR, HOUSES Uses wHlTE @ OR COL: I
Tensnts ansk nos dsturSed stSe
Dist. 45Os Eve and Sun. Geo. $500
CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES. IMMEDIATE
Sale. If Priced Reasonable. E: W, BAILEY
Adams 47S6 or Mail 1885 Meridian NV
ss,s Of ea Hsus5s asfk Or skR
3439 14th St Columbia 60s6.
WISH TO PURCHASE SMALL HOUSES A.
Investment: white or colored. Box 44l-zc
WANTED TO BUY. LARGE HOUSE. 10 I'd
cres wrs Near Box sta ssoa ana star Or se0
WANTED, SMALL HOUSE At ONCE oN
viii pay cash. Must be bargain. BOX 7o.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c.
ssnsss nsf'er Or Mr. conneT
.,o. ooss REALTY CO:
'4o' EEs Evenings. si Atlantic 2sssl sssi 1888
we HIVE Sc. 9oVa y
condition provided The = price is right :
sos N. Cap \. A. Rsslsera RsSlMrhRllsN Natl. s7s1,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE. :
S;L MCLEAN ,;., ,vA;m:s = AcEEs. 9 RMs:; 2
ssP2 shsss isus issi '1'ss Msi..a
Hish. wooded lot. brick. 9 bedrms.. B..
"a s's e. ess' osseid eSs
$50 DOWN, s45 MONTH. BUYS ATTRAf:
Sleeping g" porch. sS % am ssrsse: csnerets
street; set ,Ns5 near ayastsyills High School.
7-RM. HOUSE, REcEP. HALL. H,-wHa
siSees Vile ios i OF GREENWOOD n s76s after ON,
Arm BUNGALOW H;-w.H;, ANIL: CON:
mo- Hy.ttsvilie los or Greenwood 25oS
on PROMINENT HWY. ND A. s:N
s's; nsf hssI auss tsot.
r. 5hs' HsE.,S q IsrSs, " ;SH;:
terms. trade for home ne. up to $500
Berwyn, 5: Or. bungalows, $500 $500
| 81, $50. $3.50 cash or rent S35 mo. N. h
RYON CO. 1915 N. z. ave.
SPACIOUS 1O-ROOM HOME ON Is ACRESs
from 'e road so in tf" srove Of trees % ana ID has
baths oil heat. 3 freplaces and garages
Heavy brick construction; Attractiye cute
100 per month See MASON HIRSf AnS
| nandale. Va. at the end Of Columbia pikes
NO CASH PAYMENT. =
bedrooms. tiled bath shower, knotty -pn(
dinette modern kitchen. full-iensth coppet
Erwin Erwin REALTY CO. csif Hysttsvtlie 7sss
ROOMS. AMI. DoUBLE GARAGE
large chicken ssn % hoIse: :.55. acre; , full ssssf
BERRY Vienna, Va. 9e-J. 90 =
! CONTINUED On Next Pseo) Z.
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1404 K CAFRITZ Dl. 9O8C

FOR COLORED-174s KALORAMA- -RD.
n.w.-Brick. 6 r., b.. h.-w.h.. cleo; $60. 30.
Col 1914
COLORED-133O 4th ST NV
cAYwooD BROS. 4 GARRETT. INC. aI5
New York ave National 0A22
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LARGE living room, open fireplace, 8
dinette modern kitchen. full-iensth coppeL
screens. garage. S6:eSO; $50 month.
8 ROOMS. AMI. DOUBLE oARAGIS
mef,t; $3.50. cash $500; terms. oWEN4
BERRY, Vienna, W. 9e-J. 2os :
CONTINUED On Next Pseo) =.
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WITH PRIDE

take pleasure in offering this remarkable
new-home value in one of Washington's 5
finest NV. communities. Convenient to
schools and transportation. large rooms.
air conditioned; all brick. And on large
lot studded with beautiful trees. I sincerely
recommend your inspection OF this desir-
Call Wis 6OQQ
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OPEN 10 AM. TO 8 PM.
MICHIGAN PARK.
ADVANCING SHOWING.
S6.950 UP.

$3.50 UP.
HIGH ELEVATION: oyERLo0K1NG
ST, JOSEPHS SEMINARY GROUNDS.
EXHIBIT HOME.
4423 18th ST. NE.
q quality brick homes (6 are semi-de-
tached). well-arranged rooms. . bed
rooms, tiled bath. built-in linen closet, de
luxe kitchen with double drain. Majestic
tabletop gas range. insulated and heat
control. WESTINGHOUSE 5-cu 1T refriger-
ator. Delco oil burner General Motors
product). recreation room 4,inch rock
wool Insulation. furred walls copper
screens. caulked and weather stripped. con
venient to schools. shops and transporta-
ton; F. H. A. financing. S4s59 per month
See these unusual homes today: Direc.
on Michigan ave-. left on 18th st. two
blocks to homes.
SAMPLE House Home. Dupont 1885.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

NEARBY Mp2-BuNGALoW; 3 RMS B..
s45. FULTON R. GORDON. 14.1 Eye St.
NV. Dist. $3.50. Ewes. Clev. 509l
HOME. EVERY CONVENIENCE COMFORT.
3 bedrms.. sleep. porches. garage; reason
able: to reliable family S5S Whittier
pl. NV. Georgia 1341.
IRVING. Mr.. 14th-ATTRACTIvE. RMS.
3 baths. > complete kitchens: , cleo refgs.:
oil heat: garage: partly furn.: Nov. l: mr.
shopping center. theaters; some rms. rented
Col 1924.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, COMPLETELY FUR
nlShed. Owner will share with employed
couple. 1916 Bunker Hill rd.. Mt. Rainier.
Md. Greenwood l03"-J.
5lO9 41st ST N.W-WILL RENT HOUSE
for. S..5 or part of house for $50. De-
tached. Garage.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. .S07 9Th ST
4 bedrooms built-in Lear garage. con-
Venient to Transportation and schools; cor
ner house. all outside rooms; baths. Can
Natl. S296: evenings Wis. 1888.
less. Large living room with fireplace 25-
IT. library with 1000 volumes. dining room.
bedroom. kitchen. pantry. etc. automatic
hot water. oil burner refrigeration, .,-car
garage. landscaped grounds; fully fur
nlShed. Sl"5 per mo. to thoroughly re-
liable party. E. QUINCY SMITH INC,
909 18th st. NV. District 9O57
ST. .5O-3717 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6 R.,
b. gar oil heat completely furnished.
s15 11th NV. Dist 755s-9
cleo refe garage. Poss. Nov. ist. Alter
d p.m., 325 l4th nj ne
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FURN.-APARTMENTs
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. ssgc oa1 NEW Eye W rW1s. 4SSs.
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| HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.
432 LAMONT ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. BATH.
ami, am; =, $50 month. Georgia 7746. Dis
4.!2 3rd ST. NW.--6 ROOMS, BATH. :
condition: s65. OWNER. Columbia 4s13.
4O4 G ST: NE ROOMS. BATH. HOT
BROD1E & COLBERT. INC. NATL. ss75.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STONE AND BRICK
large beautifully proportioned and deco
rated rooms 4 baths , fireplaces. large
closets servants quarters. 2;car garage;
inston via new Chain Bridge BY owner.
Sl75 per mo- Call District 65O5 daytime.
| Walnut 1918 Sun. and ewes.
DETACHED HOME IN EXCELLENT NV.
section with bedrooms and baths; new
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K St. NV.
TREES. ELEVATION FACING WIDE LAWN.
New brick residence. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths.
afse Taom yns tifnSen room With fireplace dining
large porch attsehed crsuA garase rsts iaundsy da
s1s sR ns.sSy snoSs $.fsn.s
ARMY ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, CHEVY
beat R ba also nearby Ma and
Dist. $50; evening. clev. 50a1. WIN w.
OPEN AND LIGHTED, 3 TO 9 P.M.-No.
5ss 5sso Sifi1 SSfh street NV Chevy Chase 2: e,
III rms, 3 baths. aforementioned. oil heat.
BUNGALOW, 24l5 OTIS ST. Ne 3
Tspase aea e. Va sats MsS m 5sa CO.. 4 ve
mont ave Met. 300 1N w. '''f 'ef-
brick home. & rooms. = baths, screened
porch fireplace. electric refrigeration oil
desired). Sos. Falls Church lS2..
NEW FIVE-RooM HOUSES S55 TO S65
4oo 0GeY IYoN Nh INC g. #anu aG55h AEnston s4S "a
TAKoMA IttSsssi PARK; PARK. lol CHESTNUT AVE-
s!.als9s shrue1sry; Sss; garage: ROBERT E. LoHR.
NEW NEW ROW. 8 ROOMS AND BATH, NV H
ony 1e can oWNER peeatur aanas Sa
Iios OWEN PL. N.E-s ROOMS. SUIT
AtsRsie as7o after fsnf pm
MT. PLEASANT NEAR zoo PARK-7
garage. S75 90: ref. req. Wa. 6s24.
NEAR sEad ,da l4th ANp PARK RP. N.WasIx
Moss. District 3I2I &00 '
1918 ST. sE.-5 ROOMS. BATH. GAS,
elec, h;:wh: garage, yard. Rent reduced.
Wis. 4O5l evenings.
WooDRIDqE: D: e. 5000 goth 81: Ne
S65 Emerson s1Os
SPECIAL BARGAIN. 33 RANDOLPH PL.
Vo Toops rtcbens wh rent ees SO 81
93 Randolph NV.
s3s MADISON ST N.W-MoDERN 6-RM.
STick; Wssi,I%a p1rSnes 7car garage rage e, Only S5?
Ps1s us;sI 18th ST. VICINITY ScTYoo. MAEDMAN
garage S.,1 sxds Bent s75. Phone Adams 1888 or
Mr. NAVY YD. AND LIBRARY. 134 ST.
SER" INV h. gar. 5000: l37 N. Car.
ese ese: 's Natl = a7st + h-"h s4' So both newly
CHEVY cHAsE-cLEYELAND PARK.
We invite your INSPECTION Of our beauti-
LESLIE 3, MSAsnlH0 lo0ms Adams 50 sses 1 Ss'ns Of
c1eysl,na Gorn md 47sa night and Sunday. oa: sss7
rooms. baths 1inciudins recreation
syeiy S;s.ii ", go: sS, c. WELDON es" co''
Mr.. DUPONT c1RcLE-sUITABLE DIR. OR
InsDestion assii MRS H aah EMERY SMITH. Fl.
723 ooLETHoRPE ST. NV,
8 rooms. ~ baths; i bath on idiTst f'oor:
recreation , room: in excellent condition.
Dist. a10o. 1878 < st. NV.
lilo IL s JEFFERSON ss NET ct; N.wZe ROOMS
rERE59s1 ases 18Th : 515.1E; T.: Nv: me-
| a4la 1a... = s.,h, St Fhw1Ssss;iss: h',7:Ss ;i.s:
M. soas' 'B: 8: iss s2sks::' e. :lss Is. Z Nh.
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FOREST HILLS.

Below assessed value: in beautiful.
wooded section. between Rock Greek Park
and Conn; ave. near Albemarle St. stone
and BRICK construction containing 10
room and lavatory on LIST floor: bedrooms
on End floor and > bedrooms on 3rd floor,
to sarden. Oil heat. Gear detached garage
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NORTHUMBERLAND. 6O5-vERY pESIR-
able six-room apt; three exposurex: quiet,
sunshiny; well furnished. Pot. 5O3s.
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HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

COLORED-6 RMS. BATH. FURNISHED
cleo. refg.; garage. PoSs. Nov. LIST. After
d pm 325 l4th pl ne
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NE.-S.E. APTS.-LOW PRICE.
FLAT. $50 4th ST NE
Apt. 81 rooms bath. porch. Arcola
FLAT, 1897 ST. Sc.
Apt. 4-3 rooms bath. electricity. S25
SOo ST NE
Apt. Is rooms and bath. cleo. $40
14I 10th ST. Sc. convenient to Navy
Yard-5 rooms and bath. $40. See janitor
]. C. WELDON CO.,
1727 NV. Met. BOIL.
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(Continued.)

SI2,y5O.UO.
UPPER 18th ST
NEW DETACHED CORNER
Never before has such an opportunity
been offered in new house so close to
10Th st. Center.hall plan Colonial brick
ar conditioned by Gar Wood, elaborate
Kitchen. beautiful den and tile lavatory on
1st floor. Three large bedrooms. ? sor-
geous baths. real wood fireplaces,
dayllent knotty pine recreation room. large
iot and prick garage. Call MR.. WIDMYER.
Evening star., 1938-03-17
MEMORIAL PLANS
WILL Be STUDIED.
Fine Arts Group to Weigh
Designs for Gettysburg
Perpetual Light.

When the Fine Arts Commission
assemblies here q week from today
one Of the principal subjects will be
consideration of designs for the me-
mortal to be erected on the battle
field of Gettysburg. Pa. in conjunc-
ton with the 18th anniversary Of the
conflict in July.
The State of Pennsylvania is CIV
ing the memorial, which Is designed
to take the form of a perpetual light.
DR.. Paul Cret of Philadelphia is the
architect, and Lee Lawrie Of New
York Is the sculptor.
The Battle Of Gettysburg occurred
July 3 and 4, 1863, and plans of the
State Of Pennsylvania and of the
National Parks Service Of the In
terror Department, which now has
jurisdiction over the battlefield, are
to dedicate the memorial on the 18th
anniversary.
The commission also will consider
plans for improvement Of the grounds
OF Bedloes Island, N. Y, on which
the Statue of Liberty stands.
y. MarSnall F1nnan, National Capt.
tai Parks superintendent, will submit
landscape plans for a number of local
parks. The landscape plan for the
Mellon Art Gallery, now under con-
struction at Sixth street and Consti-
tuition avenue NV, will receive the
attention of the commission.
Prospective future Government
buildings here will be considered in
general outline by the commission.
Maj. Gilmore D. Clarke Of White
Plains, N. Y, chairman of the COM
mission, will preside The section Of
painting and sculpture of the Treasury
Department will submit a number of
sketches of projected improvements
in the public buildings here and else
where, H. P. Caemmerer, executive
secretary Of the commission, an
nounced.
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open house" celebration ct the plant
Of the Goodwill agency. 1914 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
During the first two months Of the
current year the Goodwill Industries
provided 1882 hours Of work to more
than 100 handicapped persons, . gain
Of l0,266 hours over the correspond
ing period last year. according to q
report yesterday to the regular MONTH
ly meeting Of the Board of Directors.
In 1897 the agency served 53,76O
customers, who spent $4l 900 for mer-
chandise donated by the public and
remodeled by needy workers.
Visitors at the "open house" cele-
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DEBS TO BE MODELS \
AT FASHION SHOW
Remodeled Costumes to Be Shown
. at Open House Celebration
Of Goodwill Agency,

Washsington debutantes and society
matrons will model old costumes and
frocks remodeled by workers Of Good
Will Industries at style show to be
held 1t 3 O'Clock this afternoon and
tomorrow afternoon as feature of An
Evening star., 1938-03-17

The northeastern part of France
Ind about half Belgium is said to be
more German than South Germany
itself.
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nation Will be shown through the
plants various departments by guides.
Evening star., 1938-03-17

ALL CHILDREN need plenty Of
exercise to keep their appetites keen. In
summer they get it automatically. But
when they're"cooped up" in cold weather,
sppetites sometimes become a little fin
icky. Bond Bakers W heat Breadwill make
their appetites sit UP and beg-make
them want plenty ol its good food energy.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Falls Church
Bazaar and
Many Take Tables
At Episcopal
Benefit

Charity bazaars and Red Cross
drives have occupied a large part
of the attention of Falls Church
hostesses the past week. Among
those who took tables Thursday at
the Episcopal luncheon and bazaar
was Mrs. Albert Miller, who was
hostess to group of friends, enter
tanning afterWard at her home. Mrs.
Adrian Busick and Mrs. Herbert
Coward entertained Washington
friends in a similar fashion.
Mrs. Edward Rowan was hostess
Friday at luncheon.
Mrs. Thomas Probey and Mrs.
Ernest G. Beinhart entertained
jointly at Mrs. Probey's home We'd
nesday with large luncheon, fol-
lowed by bridge
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harold Spelman,
jr, left Thursday afternoon for Dali
las, where they are attending a
good roads convention. Prior to
their departure they were dinner
guests of Gen. and Mrs. Rufus H.
Lane.
Mrs. Walter Westcott gave a bridge
luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Ethel Shaw, who has been
in Indianapolis for the past two
months, returned home this week
Mrs. Howard Middleton gave a
luncheon to Washington friends
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. E. r. Pierce
En- Route to Moscow.
Mr.. Edward Randolph Pierce of
the United States foreign service is
en- route to the United States EN-
bassy in Moscow, where he will
take up his duties as attache there.
Mr.. Pierce recently returned from
Cairo, Egypt, where he attended
the International Congress.
Mr.. Ralph Pierce, who acted as
best man at the wedding of his
brother, Mr.. William Pierce, to Miss
Virginia Louise Shepherd of Wash
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HerndOn News
Notes of Social
Interest

HERNDON, Va, Dec. 3.-Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Dawson entertained
at bridge and a late supper Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sentel have
taken an apartment in Washington
for the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsey
Bready are the guests over the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. Shep-
pard of Baltimore.
Miss Marv xIsrst entertained at
bridge Tuesday evening in her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kite are the
week end guests Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Kite of Manassas, Va.
Mrs. T. Edgar Aud entertained at
luncheon and bridge Monday when
her guest of honor was Mrs. Oscar
w. Giese, who has been the house
guest for 10 days Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hyde Buell.. Mrs.
Glese left Thursday for her home
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. James Smart has returned
from Richmond, Va, where she
visited friends for a week.
DR.. and Mrs. Bert Sasher are
spending some time in Clarendon,
Va.
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ington Friday, left Immediately after
the ceremony to take up his duties
as special agent of the Motor Car
riers' Division of the Interstate
Commerce with headquarters at
Nashville, Tenn, and Columbus,
Ohio.
Mrs. Loren Pope, who has been
spending 10 days with her mother,
Mrs. Edward Jarvis of Plainfield,
N. j.. returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Theodore H. Uhler gave an
evening card party to a group of
friends Tuesday and Mrs. Charles
Marshall entertained Informally at
a bridge supper Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Brown gave a lunch
con Tuesday. followed by bridge.
Mr.. Frances Styles, United States
Consul at Ottawa, is guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Styles.
Mr. Malcolm Smith, who has been
in Atlanta for the past five weeks,
will return home Monday.
Miss Ellen Anderson will leave
soon for Florida, where she will
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Church Dinner
Is Announced

The annual turkey dinner Of the
Sacred Heart Church will be held
Wednesday and Thursday in the
parish hall of the Sacred Heart
Church at Sixteenth street and Park
road. Thirty-one hostesses, under
the direction of Miss Josephine Nc
Donald, and SO mattresses, under the
direction Of Miss Frances Mcdonald,
will take care of the guests.
Among the hostesses will be Mrs.
r. T. Ragan. Mrs. Reiman Chesley,
Mrs. Fred Martin, Miss Mary Ellery,
Miss Marjorie Emery, Mrs. Josephine
Holland, Miss Blanche Cooksey, Mrs.
John Early, Mrs. Louis P. Gatti. Mrs.
Katherine Harmon. Mrs. Lynch
Younger, Mrs. Frank Kennedy, Mrs.
Mary Waldron, Miss Maud Murphy,
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Wife of Official
Plans Luncheon

Mrs. Green H. lakewood. wife of
the legal adviser of the State De-
partment, will give Christmas party
at her home, 37l4 Morrison street
for the Baby Lovers Circle of the
Florence Crittenton Home Tuesday
December 20. at II 80 o'clock Lunch
con will be served and a feature of
the party will be the box of gifts
furnished by the members. Each
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Mrs. Joseph Dowdall, Miss Verona
Walton, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Mrs.
George Mihm, Mrs. Wilfred Burgan,
Miss Katherine Gaegler, Mrs. Flem-
ing, Mrs. Carroll MCGUIRE. Mrs. Ken
nedy, Mrs. Belhumeur, Miss Cath
Evening star., 1938-12-04

accept a position with the Girl
Scouts organization in Miami.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Shreve, who is
visiting his sons. Edgar and Prem
tiss Shreve of Dunloring. celebrated
his Goth birthday anniversary
Thursday at an informal evening
reception, which was attended by
the members of the Shreve family
and their large circle of friends.
Mrs Herbert Coward will enter
tain members of the Wells Club to-
morrow.
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gift will be attached to gay color
ribbon and drawn by the guests at
the luncheon from the attractively
arranged box.
Mrs. lakewood is president Of the
circle and will have her home deco
rated with flowers, berries and greens
in keeping with the Yuletide season
for the party for her organization.
Mrs. w. H. Hessick is historian and
chairman of publicity.
Evening star., 1938-12-04

seven tables of bridge Tuesday night
and giving similar party Wednes-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Axtell began
the first of a series of evening bridge
parties last night. They will give
bridge parties next Friday and Sat-
urday nights.
Mrs. Clarence Woodhead, formerly
Of Springvale, Me, who is now max
ing her home with her sister, Mrs.
J. Frank Rice, has issued invitations
for a tea to be given next Saturday
from 3 until o'clock at the Brooke
Tea House in Takoma Park.
Mrs. Rice Hostess
At Luncheon.
Mrs. j. Frank Rice entertained at
luncheon Thursday at the Brooke
Tea House, following the program
of the music department of the Ia
koma Park Women's Club held at
the home of Mrs. James A. Councillor.
The guests were those who appeared
on the program for the musicale.
Mrs. Charles Ferry entertained at
q bridge luncheon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben G. Wilkinson,
r.. have purchased the home OF MI.
and Mrs. Alfred j. Mckenzie at 2O5
Hodges Lane and will move there
soon. Mr.. Wilkinson is the newly
elected States attorney for Mont
romerv County and now resides on
Maple avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie with their
Infant daughter, Alexandria Marie,
who was born two weeks ago, Will
move into Mr.. McKenzles mother
home on Highland avenue.
Mrs. Ralph Gould entertained at
q bridge luncheon Thursday.
Mr., and Mrs. w. S. LassWell with
their son, Philip Lasswell, who at
tends the University of Maryland
and their other children, Charles,
Patricia and Arnold LassWell, are
planning a motor trip through Flor
ida for the Christmas holidays. They
will spend some time at West
Palm Beach visiting Mr.. Lasswells S
brother, Mr. Robert Lasswell.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Burton Queen
are spending the week end in New
York. and will attend the Giant
Redskin football game.
Mr.. Davis and Mrs. Gibson
At Miami Beach.
Mr.. Randolph Davis with his
granddaughter, Mrs. Ruth Gibson
are vacationing at Miami Beach for
q few weeks.
Mrs. Henry Allanson gave bridge
luncheon Monday.
Another party was given the same
day by Mrs. Louis Bliss at her spa
cious home on Takoma avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Barber with
their young daughter, Shirley Bar
ber. have moved into home at 3l2
Burch avenue, having come here
from New York City. Mr.. Barber
is associated with the State Depart
ment.
Mr.. Fred Fisher. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Durward V. Fisher, has gone to
Rolla. Mo, where he has accepted
q position on the faculty of the
College of Mines and Metals as a
teacher Of mechanical engineering
He is a graduate of Penn State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Lines had
their children at a family reunion
at their home for the week. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lines and
their daughter, Mary Sidney Lines, of
Roanoke, Va; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Lines of Snow Hill, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lines and their daugh-
ter. Elizabeth Lines, of Boonsboro,
Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler
Hoffman and their children, Bar
bara Ann and Mary Shibley Hoff-
man of Hyattsville, Md. All spent
the week in the Lines home.
Mrs. G. B. Osborn entertained at
luncheon and bridge Thursday,
Evening star., 1938-12-04

crime Flynn, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Jen.
nings and Miss Madeira, Mrs. J..
Milton Penny, Mrs. Ida Fitzgibbons,
Mrs. Mary Knight, Mrs. Lang, Mrs.
Mary McDonough, Mrs. G. Stouf1er,
Mrs. Harry Crandall.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Sail Loft Dance

The annual Christmas holiday
Junior service dance in the Sail
Loft at the Navy Yard will be
Wednesday, December %, from 9
pm. to am. Admission, as usual,
will be by pass.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
LITTLE
CALEDONIA
1924 Wis. AVE.
GEORGETOWN

Chinese Wrapping Papers: One. design in
antique gold and green: another deep red
and purple with lotus flowers, Sc to Iac
Swedish Wrapping Paper: Modernistic,
.5c pkg.
Currier 4 Ives Xmas Cards, Sc up
Woodbiocks of Washinston and Williams
burg IOc to l5c.
Cards designed by contemporary Amer.
ican artists. Rockwell. Kent, etc.
Evening star., 1938-12-04
Bridge and Luncheons
Head TakOma Calendar
MIR. and Mrs. Stuart Entertain;
Mrs. c.. B. McGrew Among
Many Other Hostesses

Many evening bridge parties and uncleons
activities the Takoma community
and William night at q bridge
their newly remodeled
bridge Friday
Charles Mills the Burdette
homestead followed by bridge, Wednesday.
and Mrs L. stnson hosts at two parties entertaining