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BOATS.
FOR CHARTER. CAMBRIA fshing
cruising soft: twin,screw ~. 8. Customs
Roland, co Hopkins Service Station. 90
Compromise St, Annapolis, Md Phone 74s.
MARINE ENGINE, 4-cyl Wisconsin. dual
n st. Sc. between Eastern and washington
yacht Clubs, Lincoln 1900
RE-MFGD GRAY MARINE MOTORS,
$50 UP
EVlnrude Elto Bendix Outboard Motors
Fulton S, SO5 Water ST. SW. Nsu. 34OG. 81 :
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PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHO1Ds ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for . life
time time or none, back. Write ioI booklet; No
drugs or surgerJ. DIR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03S8.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE You
Westory BLDG. 14th and r Met. 1888.
HILDREN-CoUNTRY HOME; SUPER
vision; good food sports; schools and
churches near; 18th year; limited number;
ref, schools open Sept. 18th. MR.. AND
MRS. RANDALL, Clarksville. Md.
FUR REMODELING. TAILORING. DRESS
making. alterations. 1871 G st. NV. RIM.
5O6. District 1919.
IMPORTANT. MESSAGES TRANSMITTED
from isolated areas promptly by homing
pigeons Emerson 445O 2g'
NURSING HOME FOR AGED. SPECIAL
care to invalids. diabetes and GONZALES
CENTS Bright. sunny rooms; large porch.
Doctors references. Columbia 3193.
MOTHERS CARE FOR CHILD, 3 TO 10;
good food; play yard large private home;
near school. Dupont 34S9
LADY DESIRES POSITION AS COMPAN-
lon-chauffeur to lady. Excellent creoen-
tials. Box 54-E, Star
TAKoMA PARK NURSING HOME DE-
sires patient for unusually pleasant room
close to bath. Shepherd 1900.
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HELP MEN AND WOAfN
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES

COUPLE wanted. man for farm labor an
W. Anderson. Gaithersburg, Md
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1919 Vermont ave soIac.
single. c INV; best foods; also > rooros ~
oso. easement shower. suit. a 81 WE, ca
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: taxes, auditS costs
BOOKS started. kept part time: local refs :
prompt; very reasonable. Randolph :'l3i.
ACCOUNTANT. public accountants ex-
petiehce. college graduate, banking and
no.eI tralnins desires permanent position.
S1ARPsEtNnER. st specialize on job work. Call
Mr. Sterling. Col. 29s6
CHAUFFEUR. houseman; neat reliable.
:" ~ yrs experience; free to travel Box
NAN NAN white. as watchman or chauffeur;
.n1fio Wofio war veteran: references. West
PAINTER and paper hanger, good me-
Star. 'o" T.
PHARMACIST. not registered in II s
looking Tor any work prescript ions and
SaleSmans work preferred: good experience
speaks English, Spanish. Russian, German
Ininese; have car; can travel Alex
lI6S Church St NV
TRIM CARPENTER wants lob at once
CalI Mr.. Sterling. Col. !gS6
iHGHNG " ShTa MAN well employed refined re-
liapie, e, eood driver: Will consider suitable
auIles week ends, evenings holidays, rea-
sohaole; references Box DIE, Star.
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN
COUPLE experienced. wishes lob in citv
or nearby Md. Call North 466:}-W. %.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED J

$50 NEWCOMB ST. Sc, Apt. 2-Clean,
airy room. for lady. in private home; board
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WATER COOLERS for sale or rent. Gem
eral Electric Supply Corporation. 1880 New
York ave. NV. National $500.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp.

3407 HOLMEAD PL. N.W,-Two ants for
Ink; z rooms each, private bath with ons,
ISL moor; S2S.5O-S35. 90; adults; Al pm.
26'
NEAR SOLDIERS HOMES rooms, end
Eoor SINK, gas stove. Adults. Adams 1855,
North :}gJS oes
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The WESTMINSTER. lGO1 17th n.w.-At-
tfacllFe rms. inner-Spring mattresses;
single, 81 up: doubles ST up: with bath
- 90 Plenty hot water showers. elevator.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Cool, lovely.
isrge front room. 1885 Lanier pl. NV.
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GORDON HOTEL. 916 18th St.-On beau
ttul 18th St. location desirable and con-
Venient: comfortable rooms, single St so
70 800; double rooms with running water.
bath twin beds 81 and Sl5 weekly; "a
hour elevator and SMitchhnard Seruice
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814 CONN. AVE,

Special rates. One large room. kitchen:
leWIy dec, new furn.: elec gas: SIS
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fAISE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room 601
Westory Bldg. 14th and F Met 1888
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON
September l, 1928, at 10 am. Packard
34la7b; for repair and storage charges
JOHN FINCH REPAIR SERVICE. $685.
Conn. ave. NV,
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1927 10Th Ct
private bath: excellent meals reas'
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CUT FLOWERS.
BOATS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS
delivered for 81. Helene Affieck Box 23I "A,
Route No. g. Vienna. Va, Vienna 33-W-2.
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SITUATIONS WOAEN

GIRL. 10 years. living with mother, desires
poSsitlon swltchboard, cashier. billing, best
GIRL. colored. would like place as maid
~noie vtei or part time. home nights Potomac
LADY who understands children wants a
poSi,lon at once light Housekeeping recent
experience; reference. Potomac $500
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital trained taLa
any case day or night; best references:
reasonable. Atlantic 1858 o..
REFlNED LADY desires position as COM
PAM p,an,on- -housekeeper to elderly lady or GEN
'ie"iah local references. Call Col 66l4 90.
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SALESMEk.

EXPERIENCED statesmen to sell full line
oualntance in building material field cali
ing on dealers and contracting contractors.
salary, travelling expense. bonus arrange
10 10 age. experience and ability to sell. Box
MEN (2l. good appearance: those who are
accustomed 10 sell stocks. bonds, real
age; size; past experience single or mar
req. Give fulk information or no notice
Will pe taken. Box 454k Star
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HELP pQMESIIc.

GENERAL HoUSEWoRKER, for small
family; live in. Nice room; references
Box !06-K. Star.
GIRL; white. general h.w., laundry cook,
experienced: refs; live III basement rm .
After $50 pm. 43u Crittenden ST. NV
GIRL, colored or white, experienced cook
and and general houseworker; stay nights
sfe Sps Phone endren
Thursday after am.
GIRL, white, general Housekeeping, care
children: live I'M nice room; SO month.
'',35 Benton st. NV Emerson 93Og.
GIRL, colored. general housework: must
nave nave good reference; stay nights. 49U4
GIRL. colored, general housework, vicinity
10th and r. I. ave. ne. Atlantic $3.50.
GIRL, white, "o-:s5, g.h.w. care . chill
dren; no cooking. exp. live in. begin, SI5.
Wis. 4I36-M. %-"
MAID Tor small adult family; plain cooking
kooq bou1s Gieanef; nj - no &C Laundry no Sundays
MAID white. for general housework. live
IN: 1000 week; must have references:
begin work September /. Box 5O-E, Star
NURsEMAID. colored, help with children
wk. Ref. Atlantic 2655. '''A'' ''o
WHITE GIRL. care for two children, small
apt; live in, Apply after eveninss.
WOMAN to care for 2O-mo. old child. S50
mo-, rm. and board State age. experi-
ence, references. Box 3al-K. Star.
WOMAN, o1i. white. settled, for general house
Call Greenwood O9:}O. '''N '''A''e
WOMAN. white or colored. not over 40
6n i1r general housework and care of :. small
month. Call Mr. Marcus, Natl s5I0.
Mo1i. WOMAN. middle-aged, white. light house
Srk @ork good home. small wages. 1913
oissoee ave- Bradbury Heights Md
WORKING HOUSEKEEPER, white. healthy.
experienced; three in family: live in: Mary
laha SUBURBS; ref. Phone Wis 600"
YOUNG GIRL, white for general house
' WorS' must be experienced: stay nights;
sooo salary. Apply 400 Conn, ave Ami
SOL. Emerson gni1. "'e'' Ap''
ifOONG LADY to care for small apt. and
Iltlhe nn,,e girl Tor home and SIG mo. 1910
ruler St NV. Apt. @O5 after i 10
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SPECIAL-BLOOD-TE
white LeRhornS Barred and White Rocks.
r. / Reds' , %. VIM. James g. Son. 6l9
81. nv" Metropolitan OOss
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

Pa: HARD COAL. egg. stove chestnut
Sl0.50: pea. SS75: buckwheat, S5.T5;
screened and washed. Carl Coal CO.,
Line. 2544
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ROOFING
SIDING
INSULATION
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Estimates Free Terms if Desired
ENTERPRISE ROOFING COMPANY,
District Coal BLDG
"0?0 R. l. Ave NE Potomac o2OO.
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THEARLE APTS. 2l22 ST. N.W-AT-
LFactlve living room bedroom. kitchen
oath with shower. Frigidaire; rear porch.
TAkOMA, 36 CARROLL AVE-CLEAN.
nicely furnished. rooms semi-bath
adults: $50. Express bus
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Lfui ION NW.-Attrsc furnished front
basement studio for > or 3: private bsrb
aug a entrance: phone; excellent meals:
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ROOMS FUR. e. lJNe,,p

eaoou M 81. NW.-Non- Housekeeping; FIR
t,oor' t private home; always comforta hi
running water: Sl2 month I'm '"N vi
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIERS males and females 6
Hee weeks. creglstered, well marked, S2O-S3O.
2l2o % st. W. Decatur lS32
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. uediereed .
months old. H. Luckett, 92OS Clark ave,
silver Spring. Shepherd 2325-R
FOX TERRIER, 3 mos. old, good breeding:
Ss. Call Greenwood 29S3-W
SELLING OUT-Wire fox terrier, female;
Scotty. female; inoculated. A. K c. reg
wire puppies. 10 weeks 4O3. .9th st.,
MI. RAINIER, Md. Greenwood 129s-J.
IRISH Settlers and pups. registered; !;
IeasoLaple. 9oS G st. Sc, after ) clock
COCKER SPANIELS. faShy, black and
GhiLe males and females: registered.
Gdarks sign Wilson lane, Bethesda. Wis.
COCKER PUPPIES.
BLACK: reaS A. K e rsp WIDE
HAIRED TERRIERS; male, s mos. Clev.
1907. .JTOi COndult rd n w ~ ~ =
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NW.-S55--3 r. AND B.. PVT ENT,; ! u
acres, Handicapped: swimming pool: service:
y MIN. BUS: fireplace. porches Shep. 1897.
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POULTRY g. EGGS
BABY CHICKS.

PULLETS, New Hampshire Reds. phon
Greenwood I263-W.
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2o2 9TH ST. SE-LGE ROOM AND
Kitchen' newly decorated. completely fur
Evening star., 1938-06-05

Rev. Louis OFT, s. j.. of st. Aloysius
Church will also speak. Miss Mar
garet Louise Murphy, a member of the
graduating class and winner of the
Archdiocesan Oratorical Contest, will
give an address, Personal Religious
Vocation" The toastmistress is to be
Mrs. James Hayden. Miss Lidwir
Genau. general chairman of the Ar
rangements Committee, is being as
sisted by Miss Mary Agnes Quinn,
Miss Elizabeth Healey, Miss Margaret
McAllister, Mrs. Clarence Lee, Miss
Kathryn Creveling and Mrs. James
Hartnett.
The officers Of the alumnae are Miss
Catherine Burns, president; Mrs.
Francis Connolly, vice president; Miss
Rita Walsh, recording secretary: Miss
Eloise Haley. corresponding secretary,
and Miss Elizabeth Healey. treasurer.
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Wedding Anniversary
To Be Observed

In celebration of their silver we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Weschler have invited guests from
Washington, Baltimore, nearby Mary
land, New Jersey and New York to
visit them this afternoon from IL until
3 o'clock, at their historic home. Mat
tapany on the Patuxent, Pearson. Md.
an original grant to the third Lord
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weschler, who was
Miss Theresa G. Krogmann, were mar
ried June 4, 1918, in St. Martins
Church by the late Bishop Thomas j.
Shahan, rector of the Catholic Uni
Versity, at nuptial mass celebrated
by the late Msgr. George A. Dough-
erty.
AT the time of his marriage Mr..
Weschler was the first professor of
mechanical engineering at the Cath
olic University of America. Recently
he was consulting engineer for the
Rockefeller Foundation in the restora-
ton OF Williamsburg. Va, and for air.
conditioning the Capitol group of
buildings.
The ushers at the wedding, Messrs.
Thomas j. Thompson, Andrew A..
Weschler, George A. Krogmann and
Mr.. John J. DAILY, will be present.
Assisting Mrs. Weschler at the
uncheon, to be served outdoors, will be
Mrs. B. K. Lamers of New York City
and Mrs. Carl A. Rupert of Washing
ton, sisters of Mrs weschIer Nv
andrew A. Weschler. Miss Katherine
Weschler; Mrs. John J. Daily and Mrs.
George A. Krogmann of Washington
ana MRS. Simon Klosky of Westfield.
N. j.
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Banquet to Honor
New Alunnae.

Thirty-five graduates of Notre Dame
Academy will be received into the
Notre Dame de Nam,lr Alumnae Asso-
citation at their Gath annual banquet
and reunion to be held at Wardman
Park Hotel Monday, June 49,. at
o'clock.
The graduates are Miss Lillian Fran
ces Berger, Miss Lucele Glare Brady,
Miss Mary Josephine Brown, Miss Ann
Regina Callahan, Miss Julia Mary
Cannon, Miss Rita Bernadette Car
lin, Miss Antonette Cittadina, Miss
Rita Lorraine Cornwell, Miss Teresa
Loretta Cuddy, Miss Cornelia Ger
trude Day, Miss Margaret Mary Dig
gle, Miss Elizabeth Joan Donnelly,
Miss Eleanor Rose Fegan, Miss Agnes
Geneyieve Hicks, Miss Kathleen
Louise Jones, Miss Sheila Agatha
Kelly, Miss Joan Louise Kowalski,
Miss Agnes Cecilia Latchford, Miss
Eleanor Louise Leahy, Miss Frances
Lorraine Lingebach, Miss Marie
Teresa Lynch, Miss Mary Margaret
Mcconnell, Miss Elizabeth Ann
McGettiga1, Miss Catherine Louise
Miller, Miss Elizabeth Lena Mott, Miss
Margaret Louise Murphy, Miss Mary
Anna Pasco, Miss Philomena Gloria
Perruso. Miss Amelia Louise Rembold,
Miss Catherine Constance Richards,
Miss Jane Ann Rockford, Miss Cath
crime Elizabeth Sandifer, Miss Rose
mary Patricia Tomardy. Miss Cath
crime Regina Wells and Miss Cath
crime Dolores Windham.
Miss Jane Hoey, director of the
Bureau of Public Assistance of the So
cial Security Board, will be guest OF
honor and principal speaker. The
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PAL.AIS
ROYAL

floor. On the first floor, in the
Notion Department. you can get
Cash's woven names to be sewn
onto underclothing. playtogs, and
everyday apparel. There's station
cry to remind the youngsters to
write their bi-weekly letter home.
In the Boys Department you'll find
Jantzen swim trunks at $1.95 and
$2.95 and Jantzen suits with
ripper tops at $395. Khaki shorts
at 89c. Bathrobes at $l.95 and
$2.s5. Polo shirts at 89c. And
flannelette and broadcloth pajanas
at $1.l5. In the Girls Department,
on the third floor, you'll find cot
tor-knit shirts at 89c. Cotton
gabardine slacks at $1I5. Sheered
bathing suits of cotton and lastex
at $500. Flannelette pajamas at
$1.15 and fiannelette robes at $500.
Then, of course, there are towels,
face cloths, soaps that are so i'm
portant to camp equipment. The
former, you'll find on the second
floor, in the Linen Department
the latter In toiletries (first fioor).
And since both boys and girls need
shoes 81. you'll find all manner
OF sneakers, beach shoes, tennis
shoes and sturdy walking shoes on
the second floor THE PALAIS
ROYAL.
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Study Guild Tea.

The Study Guild Of st. Matthews
Parish will hold the second of its
series Of silver teas this evening from
s to 7 o'clock at the Playhouse, 1917
N street. The guild Is raising funds
for the equipment of reading room
and lending library where the lates:
Catholic books and periodicals may
be obtained.
Mrs. Robert lie @. Walsh will re.
ceive the guests, assisted by the young
ladies OF the guild.
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Wedding
Continued From First Page.)

hat and carried yellow daisies, corn
flowers and wheat.
Mr.. Charles L. Homer, jr., Of Fair
field. Conn, was best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Robert L. Owen,
3d., of Green Farms, Conn: Mr..
Harry w. Ridabock of Stamford,
Conn: Mr.. Thomas B. Gilchrist, jr.,
Of New York City; Mr.. L. Walker
Wilson Of Chicago and Mr.. Dalton
K. Gray and Mr.. Benjamin r.
Yates Of Southport. Conn.
The reception following was for
only those who witnessed the cere-
mony and was as informal and
simply arranged as possible owing to
mourning in the bridegroom's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton left later
for a wedding trip, the brides trav-
cling costume being of black and
white printed silk with a white
straw sailor hat trimmed in black.
They will make their home in
Southport, Conn.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

The Ecuadorian Ambassador and
senora de Alfaro will 60 to West
Point, N. Y, Friday for the festivities
of June Week at the United States
Military Academy, where two of their
sons are cadets.
The italian Ambassador and
Donna Matilde de Suvich will 20 to
New York the end of the week, ac-
companied by the latter's sister,
Signora Margherita Piussi, and the
children of the Ambassador and
Donna Matilde. Saturday Donna
Matilde and her children, with Signora
Piussi, will sail for Europe, where the
Ambassador will join them in their
Italian home later in the summer.
The Ambassador will return to
Washington from New York the first
of next week.
Last evening the Ambassador and
Donna Matilde had guests dining in
formally with them at the Embassy.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Sonora de los Rios are expected to
60 to New York with their daughter,
Senorita Laura de los Rios, to bid her
bon voyage when she sails Wednes-
day, June ~, aboard the Queen Mary
for France. Senorita de los Rios will
visit in France before going to Spain,
where she will take up active war work
for her government. Senorita de los
Rios is spending several weeks with
her parents at the Embassy before
sailing, having been much of the
winter in New York, where she was a
student at Columbia University.
The Brazilian Ambassador, Senior
Mario de Pimental Brandao, will re-
turn early this week from a ten DAYS
stay in New York.
The Norwegian Minister, M. Will
helm Munthe de Morgenstierne, will
return tomorrow or Tuesday from New
York, where he went to see Nine.
Munthe de Morgenstierne and their
children sail Saturday to spend the
summer in Norway.
The Panamanian Minister and
Sonora de Boyd, with their son and
daughter, Senor Augusta S. Boyd, jr.,
and Senorita Dora Raquel Boyd, will
leave the end of the week and will
sail Saturday to return to their home
on the Isthmus for several months
vacation
The Secretary of the Legation, Senior
Don Julio E. Briceno, will be Charge
d'Affaires during the absence of the
Minister. Sonora de Briceno and
their small daughter will sail this
week from Japan to join Senior Bril-
ceno. who formerly was attached 70
the Panamanian Legation in Toxic.
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ton being given by MIR. and Mrs.
Houser in Kenilworth.
Miss Houser attended Beloit College
and Northwestern University She has
just completed her studies in costume
designing at the Parsons School of
Fine and Applied Arts in New York
City.
Mr.. Mark Is graduate of Augusta
Military Academy in Fort Defiance,
Va, and is now located in Cleveland
Ohio.
The wedding will take place in the
fall.
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Notes of the Diplomats;
Several ENJOYS to Sail
Belgian Ambassador and Family
Will Visit Home Country,
AS Will Count Potocki.

ME Belgian Ambassador and Countess der with
daughter Belgium
Southampton
the
with daughter Ambassador
Charles precede family leaving
Tor Belgium
Polish Ambassador Poo will
Evening star., 1938-06-05

and country club verandas. Lovely
cottons, lively in design and color
;. that will keep their freshness
after they've been laundered. Shop
in the air-cooled comfort of ZIR-
KIN'S Second Floor Dress Shop.
Sizes for juniors, misses, and the
youngest women's fashions you'll
find round town. 821 14th ST.
" CAMP-CAMP-CAMP"
the boys are
marching! Schools letting out in
couple Of weeks :. shop now
Evening star., 1938-06-05

may have dropped in. the sick one,s
temperature may be around normal
but the moment her favorite
flowers arrive, she Just knows she.s
going to get better. So for .
quick and happy convalescence
drop by dUDEs, i124 CONN Ar
or phone DIS. $3.50. ave-
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MAYFLOWER

MAYFLOWER LOUNGE. So, come
relax in air-cooled comfort, sip,
gossip. listen and dance to the
music of Sidney's bandsmen. The
three hours for luncheon club"
has become a social institution
there, too. At that time, the floor
is carpeted, and violin and harp
melodies offer relaxing note. And
the most delicious luncheon snacks
an unending variety of cooling
dishes-are prepared to your order.
Why not plan to give luncheon
party there one day this week.
Phone Teddy" for reservations-
DIS. 5000.
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the day or eve
ming classes at
the NATIONAL
A RT SCHOOL
that boasts
an air-condition-
ing plant. Classes
now forming in
fashion illustra-
tion, costume de-
sign and COM
Evening star., 1938-06-05

erS 70 Cne SICK
room. Let GUIDES
arrange a gay COLI
orful basket or
a box of lovely
spring flowers. 1t
will do so much to
cheering up the
patient. You see,
the doct tor may
have ca11ad frianfiS
Evening star., 1938-06-05
arvey of Washington and Barberton

Harvey Of Washington and Barberton,
Ohio.
Miss Norris is a graduate of Mary
land University, class 1887, in home
economics education. She Is now en-
ployed at the Washington Gas Light
Co. in the home service department
Mr.. Harvey Is a graduate Of Cornell
University. class Of 1885, in civil en-
gineering, and will complete work for
his masters degree this summer. Mr..
Harvey is employed by Babcox g. VIII
cox of Barberton, Ohio.
The wedding is set for July 2 at
st. Josephs Church.,
Evening star., 1938-06-05

will be p-e-r-f-e-c-t. Smart wo-
men are quickly catching on" that
men lunch and dine where food Is
good so more and more women
entertain there because they
can do so leisurely, lavshly and
economically. Delicious seven
course dinners start at 81. l4th
and K SITS. Phone DIS. 1850.
" THEY ADD A DASH OF
MUSIC to their
cocktails" Does real Washing
tonian NOPE around home after
Evening star., 1938-06-05

comfortable golf
a n d spectator
fashions, a n d
the breathtak-
ingly beautiful
moonlight and
roses" concoc-
tions for eve
ming that you'll
wear this sum-
NOR m rnnfc
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Miss Caldwell to Wed
Mr.. d. B. Kennedy.

Miss Caldwell to Wed
Mr.. d. B. Kennedy.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES JOSEPH
CALDWELL Of Kansas City,
Kans.. announce the engagement of
their daughter Ann Aurelia to Mr..
Daniel Bernard Kennedy. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Kennedy of Ogden,
Utah.
The wedding will take place in this
city June at st. Francis Xavier
Church.
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Miss Virginia Clementson

MISS virginia CIementsOn
Will Marry Mr.. william b. Stewart.
MR.. AND MRS. FRANCIS MON
ROE CLEMENTsON of Arling-
ton, Va, announce the engagement
of their daughter Virginia NJ to Mr..
William B. Stewart, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Andrew Stewart of Washington,
the wedding to take place in the
autumn.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

y w UAAAAAAN
ing Of! What
ever the num-
Der what
ever the meal
you can rest
assured that
at the HOTEL
H A M ILTON
Dining Room,
@ v o nv thing
Evening star., 1938-06-05

y Il " d uOn1Or-
70 W. $14 a
m o n t h 6
months for 500
and you can
go as often as
you wish. Re-
ducing Turkish
B a hs with
massage, $500.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Miss Emily Reta Fulks

Miss Emily Reta Fulks
Engaged to Mr.. Robert Lee Harper.
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES ALGER-
NON FULKS announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter Emily
Reta to Mr.. Robert Lee Harper, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Harper of
Raleigh, N. G. The wedding will take
place in early summer.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

and widths AAAA to c. And in
all-white he's just the coolest,
smartest thing you've ever seen :.
at S10.75. 1101 CONN. AVE.
U CHOOSE A SCHOOL AS
YOU WOULD CHOOSE
A FRIEND" it prepares you
for your future. Plan to attend
Evening star., 1938-06-05

so the children
will be ready
for C a m p In
re cor time.
THE PALAIS
r o Y AL has
equipment for
camp-going lads
and lassies on
practically eyery
Evening star., 1938-06-05

though THE Pa
DIRE" is no dancing
sandal he's such
a grand comfort .
that Cinderella would
have stayed on and
on and on. THE,
PADRE" is an origi-
nal at AIRCRAFT.
Low heeled, square
Evening star., 1938-06-05
Miss Vivian Estelle Matthews
Engaged to Mr.. Charles z. Orme,

MR.. AND MRS. WALTER K.
MATTHEWS Of Dickerson, Md,
announce the engagement of their
daughter Vivian Estelle to Mr.. Charles
Elmer Orme, son Of Mr.. G. c. Orme of
Barnesville, Md. The wedding will
take place this month.
Evening star., 1938-06-05
EMILE

Call Anne T. Kelly, directress, 1921
CONN. AVE. Phone DIS. 3616.
{" YOUR TIE IS ON THE
SPOTl" Vests are of,
coats are open-and If your ties
need cleaning or pressing !. /.
Evening star., 1938-06-05

H e / e n e has
good news for
y u. TIL E
S T e L o S
G 0 M P ANY
W i'll Gle a n
seven CD ties
and roll their
edges for only
$1.00. T h e y
a leo H r
Evening star., 1938-06-05

Miss Elizabeth M. Norris
To Wed Mr.. J. F. Harvey.
MR.. RAYMOND B. NORRIS an
nounces the engagement of his
daughter Elizabeth M. to Mr.. John F.