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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3a9 3,.9t-af ACRE E, s15o PER ACRE, FRONTING
or MR.. BAMFoRD. West River 21s-F-6.
! oA! ACRES IN CONGRESS HEIGHTS. RESI-
d sonabe seReF RoT 4Sa WatGF sas bus service rea
FOR o sALE-2ls ACRES OF LAND ON
the Patuxent River, Howard County, Mary
g1n aand oo Good farm land with timber, Price,
nston pfF Box acre sss-p = Stan miles from Wash
Inl,tIS ! ACRE: E.. MARLBORO PIKE, 6Ha MI D. C.;
sl.375: terms. Hillside o6a4-W. Ai''SSe'
NORWOOD. MD.-HoUsE AND BARN,
SIS: eeeI, ,nS 5000 ROADS; rolling country woods
buy until you inspect this farm. Pot. O765
APPROX. Is ACRES FRONTING 900 FIT.
$4,000: half cash. BOX lad. Star. ''''
II ACRES ROLLING WOODLAND; 2
many large trees elec d telephone U5 s"imme miies
month VENOM NJ ply lynch s5ao & e0se, SON sS2
s39-W-2. any time except Sunday
3Sdd3o ACRES WOODED; SPRING; ELEc-;
TERNoN SqsE N va; Il S39H; Ymc s@9 d9Tn $40 month
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. s39-W-2, any
time except Sunday
FOR SALE CHEAP. 64-ACRE PLOTS NEAR
Ml, Address vern1n Mp va on sta1e blyd Win diviae
FAIRFAX County va. % %fhone AeA M'' II IeJn1h zJnGn
3 ACRE ON MACADAM ROAD N MILE
north north OF Annandale, 912 miles from wash
ihfRIon. Attractive site, covered with beau
Clear es Of debt Price Osdns s456 sGo d69
balance S25 per month. MASON HIRsT
E5sqsve Exc IS ease AssRi r. Annandsie va a. he
s60-J-1. Closed Sundays. l''''e AieAa''ofis
RAyyEMWooD. R; ys ls! ON SLEEPY HOLLOW RID.
"a. D. aasoDd BUILDING hfn sites Woods and stream.
mi. to Fort Buffalo turn left on gravel road
now being improved 9-l0 mi TO RAVEN
WOOD sign on property. INQUIRE stone
Eng ando plaster house or phone Falls Church
NEAR MCLEAN VA.
Flve desirable building sites. each having
over an acre OF ground. with good frontage
500 up. HERMAN E, GAscH & son.
l420 ST. NV. National 1854
ATTENTION BUILDERS.
so acres, ready for subdivision | mile
count ss3Inty aa1 r2ad Glendale Md E. MERKEL.
LEE HIGHWAY.
l22 acres on Lee highway near Center
VILE. Va, For sale as a whole at -Ss5 an
acre: will consider subdivision at 500 an
ton tourist camp 9caon eboken lof sasone ee sta
400 HERMAN E y, E GAscH & SONS,
Of ASREs RoFIyi,. 1NSIDE p4od THE dod CORPORATION
Georeetown road in Old Georeetown H e Estates ta
su6division; SUP rn,si $500 per acre. Some wooded
ming through the property Agents on the
property l ! to 3. Come out Old GEORGETOWN
road road TO my sign marked Old GEORGETOWN
FRED Fas12,]Es p cHsHMAN, ,{g 1os North Adams s..
rockville. Nd Phone Rockville $3.50.
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NEAR COLONIAL VILLAGE. VASES
: rms. a bedrmsl bath: extra toilet.
oil heat. fireplace; conv. location. Nc
CLAIM. Zoo Wilson blvd. Chest. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN OLD VIRGINIA.
mi from White House. 10c bus: all
cow; Is large rms. spacious entr. hall
large bath, stall shower. servants rms
ground. beautifully Handicapped; double ga
rage: 500; rent free to June /. Chestnut
3210 before g. 49,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

2 ACRES, GRIN. HOUSE. MODERN CON.
Venlences; shade and fruit trees chicken
anc hog houses: 3 miles Ashton Md;
$500. Box 2a-D. Star. :.
33 ACRES LONG FRONTAGE ON MAIN
road, MONTGOMERY COUNTY Fine locations
Ior tourist or other business Crops in.gs
Prlce. SllO per acre. Boy 465-E Star .
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

8 ROOMS. 3la BATHS; IN GOOD NORTH
west section; brand-new; buy same terms
as rent Adams 6273
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

lis acres, Westchester County one nour
or '3 miles from New York; worth Sl6s.-
In; encumbrahces, S2S,5OO, due years.
with release clause; another 60-aCre tracI
Fairfield County. Conn: clear, worm
S2l,000. and houses. clear, worth
200. total equity, S16S,62S Write
OWNER what you have to offer Box
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ARLINGTON, VA.
S5,25O-S36 PER MO.
=, On F. H. A plan. Attractive 5-rm. home
burner vi,s vnoded 5m u, modern kitchen oil
buses and Schools. schools improved Io'' close to
95O-s4a PER MO.
On F. H. A. plan. Well-planned 5-rr
brick with unfinished upstairs. with ample
space 1or more rooms; modern kitchen
screened porch: steel windows; large " lot
To reach: Drive to Clsrendon Monu,,er.
bear "a right out Washington blvd IN Nc,
kiniey St. l mile. past Glebe I'd. right on
MchlnIey TO Longfellow and right to house,
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Chest. o6oo. Ewes Sun. oxford e1aa-J.
HYATTSVILLE
wood floors, breakfast nook fun basement.
section; IS $50, terms OWNER. lI9 Gar. Gar
field ave. Hyattsville. Md
OPEN FOR YOUR INSPECTION
BRICK AND STONE HOME.
905 FOREST GLEN RD.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
5 splendldly arranged rooms Ny rm
with wood-hurning fireplace tile hair
space 'on End floor for , additional rms:
iuil basement, dry and well lighted steel
garage, h.-w.h., with automatic oil burner.
Beautiful lot. 50xl5O. with landscqpjne ana
trees; an ideal home: well located mr..
Sehools moo, ~ sno park. Price. s7450; very
To reach Drive out coIesville I'd. from
Of Indian Spring Golf Club turn left
NJ D. D. c REALTY, INC.
199o Geo. Ave Shep 5000 Shep 4544
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SUMMER CAMPS,

SUMMER HOME FOR GIRLS. CAN AC-
commodate few. aged to 10, at my cot
taee by week or month. Safe beach Fam.
lily atmosphere. Reasonable. Shep. 2492-W.
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CENIEk-HALL CORNER
HOME AND APARTMENT

:, This unusual property has living room
dining room kitchen and bedroom with
running water on first floor. Three bed
rooms, bath on second floor. Third floor
consists of complete Groom kitchen, bath
apartment. Brick Slate roof Hot-water
heat In Mount Pleasant Price only
$500 Evening or Sunday phone Wiscon-
Sln 6hoo
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COLORED
OPEN SUNDAY
1894 @ st. ne.--6 rms. brick, bath.
gas cleo: cellar. lear garage. Price,
$3.50: terms $3.50 cash, $50 mo, or
$500 cash. S45 monthly
E. M AIKEN. 500 H NV. NATL 1856,
1919 IRVING ST. NE,
This beautiful 5-room and bath bunea-
low is going to make an ideal home fo-
some one. Il has been put in fine con-
dition and priced right at S5.950. LooE
It over yourself any day or evening. ,hc
location, the home, and the price are all
any one could ask for.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
- A25 N. Y Ave. NV Realtors. Natl 97ai
COLORED-GEORGETO
S5,250.00.
-. Brick. E rms and bath: deep yard: Just
like new; h.-w.h.; easy terms. Call Mr.. Con-
ner
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
EVENINGS Atlantic 21O2
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

BEAUTIFUL OFFICE STUDIO, conn.
ave; furnished or unfurnished; business.
art music: md floor. Dec 3s46.
1113 PENNA. AVE NW-ENTIRE 2nd
floor. next TO Raleigh Hotel: suitable for
doctors ONCE beauty shop or general
ONCE space: apartment having separate
entrance included. Call Dist 1855 or
Met. 1895.
LARGE LIGHT. FRONT ROOM, ON
Bird floor NARROW Bldg. sl1 E St NV
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 NEW YORK
aVe;-Very convenient downtown location
24-hr. service; Groom suite S55 singles
$50. E. QUINCY SMITH. INC. 9O9 18th
81. NV. District a057
ATTORNEY SScCIATE-YOUNG MAN
or woman to rent desk room in established
law office. o1l Bond Bids. National 6225
LGE,. AIRY RM.. WITH COMMUNICATE
ing doors, on End fir of new cffice build
IN nearby Va. Parking facilities bus in
front. suit. for insurance CO. or other
business houses who need branch, ofhces
IN nearby Va: reas. rent. Ca! Alex.
81 l4S OF Temple 2li
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l00-ACRE FARM ON MACADAM ROAD.
IS miles from WASHINGTON; 5-room farm
nome on hill in a grove OF trees large
rented. The land is fertile and well fenced
and there are State roads on 3 sides Clear
OF debt. Price as whole $3.50; without
bungalows S65Oo; $3.50 down bal $40
per mo. See MASON HIRST. Annandale
Va. at the end of Columbia pike Phone
Alexandria Sfn-J.1 CO.,
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coLoRED = HOUSES. DIRECT F3OM
dition. Box 256-D. Star.
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utes IRON D. C. mac. I'd. Fishing swim
ming. New brick house frame bungalow
REASONABLE. VIII rent. Columbia 10l6s
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OFFICES WANTED.

with full elevator service. downtown: will
share Stenographers expense. Box 62-H,
Star. 1Ss
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E. RIVERDALE,
1902 EDMONSTON RD.
Sc 600

Here is one of the most unique pic
turesque broom Cape Cod bungalows you
have ever seen. Large living room with
huge fireplace and side porch, arched en-
trance dining room, model kitchen, > large
bedrooms and generous bath Hardwood
floors, oil hot-water heat and many other
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY TILL o PM
fDriue out BlnndenSburo Road or Rhode
Island Aue. to traffic lioht in Riuerdale. turn
rioht TO EdmOnSton Road then left z
blocks to property.)
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
925 N, Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. Natl a7a7.
$4,000 = WELL LOCATED 2-STORY
frame IN Clarendon. Not new but in
good condition and worth more than sale
stores and TRANSFORMATION. $500 cash,
,900-Attractlve Cape Cod on large cor
ner lot In country club section. 3 bed
2-car saraee Reasonable a' cash stI" pay. a!i:
So, ,95O-Westenberg built home in
Ashton Heights In good condition and
contains 3 bedrooms. l bath; h.-w. heat
6OXl14 with rear fenced in Reasonable
cash payment, bal S65 per month.
S12, ,750-Located in beautiful wooded sub
division in country club section on lot COX
maids quarters and bath in basement
H.-W. heat with OIL elec. refg. ana car
built-in garage. Large recreation room
and side porch opening of, of 17x24 liv-
FoR e,Ie'i!1H FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors,
Northern Virginia Office,
3205 N. Washington Blvd, Arlington Va
Chest. 2345. Evenings, Chest. 413O or
Chest 1862
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR ACREAGE IN
Southeast Washington or nearby Md. Box
432-D. Star
SMALL 5 TO 10 ACRE TRACT; $50 TO
S75 per acre or less: nearness to D. c.
desired; state price loci ktion and dis
tanee from Wash. Box .E Star.
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45 acres located on Teleeraph I'd.
& miles south of Alexandria. Va. Inn
proved by small cottage with basement and
porches. Water and light in house LARGE
chicken house with feedroom Barn fer 3
cows and one horse Double garage. All
necessary outbuildings Good Young or
chard. Priced for quick sale at S6,5O0.
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Small store with 3 rms. kitchen bath:
good for tailor, shoemaker. beauty shop
SIMON BELOFF, REAL ESTATE,
003 n Y Ave w NIL s1s-
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.21s acres. 12o under cultivation: %
miles from Alexandria. Va, on GOOD hard
road. Improved by good Groom house.
Barn 36x52 feet, with 10 stsnchions and
stals Tor Jnso horseS Corncrib $40: Poul-
chine shed 20'X32' Garage 1920
All buildings in good condition. Price.
$4,000.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

2 ACRES. IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF
6-room house Electric hghts. beautiful
view. Near Seneca. Price $1,000
acres. improved with a three-story
dwelling; arranged for 3 apartments, all
rented and a splendid location for devel-
9ppment; IN the corporation of Rockville
FRED 3. CUSHMAN. 106 North Adams St.
Rockville, Maryland. Phone Rockville $50
FALLS CHURCH-S4. .50O-S30O CASH
garage. " ''
New brick-5 r, b.. h.-wh. gar, only
5iHS5o.rS50o H5o cash-bal. monthly.
Near Falls CHI acre-5 r.. b., modern
home-S3 900-S40O cash Bal mo
z; X MORAN, Merrifield. F. C. Sl2-J-2
$50 FOREST DR., HYATTSVILLE,
he Owner Owner leaving for Colorado; Sacrifice
burner, putin garage, fully screened,
awnings; $4,000. terms
3 ACRES
Ioo-it. frontage on paved road, 5 rooms
PAIN PAIN electricity; hwd, floors fioQred attic,
iull basement. built-in garage, 3 chicken
houses; S3,750 terms. Erwin REALTY
Greenwood 1891
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SUBURBAN PRop.-sALE OR RENT

SILVER SPRING. BEDRMS. y BATHS;
Diet. house, on large. shaded lot: 2-car gar,
red brick. center-entrance hall; newly reno
waited. Open for INSPECTION Pc pm. Sun
day. SO7 Maple lane. OWNERS tele,
Republic 0625.
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lis acres. situated 2s miles from Alex
andria. Va. mostly woodland Plenty Are
wood and timber EiTht-room house can
for quick SALE $1,000
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100 acres. on hard gravel road. AZ
miles from GeesburR, Va. 140 acres cleared.
balance in wood. 37ha miles from Wash
ington. D c. Improved BY good Groom
frame house, horse barn. machine sheds.
corncrib old stone spring house watered
by good spring near the house Large
stream runs through property Electricity
will be available in short time. Price.
$4,000
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FOR COLORED.

FOI D.
Kingman Park 18th pl 500 block
Brick. ) rooms 3 porches; all modern: in
fine condition. Price, $500; $3.50 cash
Gnd S41 per mo- Mr.. Raine, Randolph 344l
WAPLF e. JAMES INC District 3346
FOR COLORED-NEAR COLUMBIA RD.
and Ontario I'd nw.-Substantlal roomy.
eight-room and bath brick with cellar and
attic; hot-water heat, oil burner; reason
able price rental terms.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
District 1850 9l4 G. ST NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

GAS STATION. LUNCHROOM ON RICH
mond hwy. Route /. 26 miles from Wash
inston. Building includes lunchroom. fully
equipped. Z furn. rooms: acres. Tip Top
Tavern. Woodbridge. Va.
621 PA. AVE. S.E.-MODEaNS s-RM.
bldg suitable remodeling; offer. THOS.
D. WALSH INC. Dec. 1857.
AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE-GA. AVE.
bus. sec, Silver Spring; 81 per So. #. COFF-
NAN REALTY, Shep. 4123 ewes. Shep 1928.
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COLORED.

PuTChaSe a Lot IN BeautlfuI
Eastand Gardens
When $3.50 to $500 is paid we will build
Q modern home for you
Also 4@l5 Meade St n.e.-4 rms, b., gas,
elec, heat; bsmt.; lot 40xl4O. Small cash
nayrert
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I loo ACRES, TWO-THIRDS UNDER CTJI-
tivation, balance in good firewood and
Young timber. well fenced and watered bv
well and stream on back Of place. i'm
proved by good frame 7-room house chick
en- house. barn and other outbuildines:
GOOD oTchard; .ocatsS on Route so, 10 miles
This is, splendid farm and can be
| bought right.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED.
$500 Cash-S365 so Per Month
F. H. A. Plan.
rev 2-story semi-det tached brick homes
containing fiye rooms bath. DELCo Air
CONDITIONING. F'rigidaire; slate roof Lots
approximately 25xl0O. Good location, con
venient to schools TRANSPORTATION and
clarendon business center: well construct
ca py one OF Washington's finest builders
INFORMATION CALL Wv f'hH
BOSS & PHELPS, Realtors,
Northern Virginia Office
1905 N Washington Boulevard
Arlington, Va. Chestnut Sads
Office Omen SUNDAY . 10 q r-'"'
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4422 Hunt Pl NE Lincoln 6sa3-J.
cOLORED-13o0 BLK WALLACH PL.
n.w,-s r. b.; INV. h, cleo, gar $1,000.
ST O0n cash
1900 Blk. corcoran st. n.w.-a r. b;
NV h. eec. $4,000 cash
424 New York ave. n.w.-11 rms. :
B.: $4,000 cash GUY TIMER. 1926
o st. NV. North 49Ot
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

new rms, bath, all conveniences for
Washineton or Va. lots. NJ P. GONNSER
462h Schenly rd.. Baltimore. Md
NEAR FREDERICK, MD. = BEAUTIFUL
home. S rooms and bath, acreage poultry
houses, plenty fruit and good water; sale
like rent or exchange for nearby property
Phone GeOreia l4HN
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COLORED.

50 650-Detached pebble-dashed home. g
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. cleo
tricty. front porch, nice lot, $3.50 cash.
balance $3.50 per month Excellent buy
for home or investment, EVENINGS phone
GEORGIA S454
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
9TH and Il SIS N E Line NSNI
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FERl Tile 5O-ACRE FARM. IA MILES FROM
D; C The. house sits on a hill and has
tlIe bath. furnace elec.. fireplace and s
large rooms, including large bedrooms
and is in excellent condition There are a
tlle barn for 20 cows horse barn and other
farm buildings. A. acres in grass The
buildings alone are worth the Sl3 900 asked
Tor the whole farm. Terms So 600 down.
assume ST: 2uO trust, bal 500 per mo See
MASON H1RST. Annandale, Va. at the end
ot Columbia pike Phone Alexandra
s69-J-l. Closed Sundays
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6a2-acre farm, 125 under cultivation,
balance in woodland has store and post
| Office on property in operation Situated
| Is miles west Of Fredericksburs, Va Rea-
son for selling. old age. Improved by GOOD
| S-room dwelling and other outbuildings.
| family orchard, good well Of water. stream
running through farm.
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FARMS BEST INVESTMENT TO-DAY
Sou. Md lands will produce Gig. tob and
live stock profitably. 21O a.. AZ miles
Wash, 50 100000 434 acres S4 500 90
sample of what can be had Terms can be
arranged. Select acreage and building lots
on Patuxent and can be bought very reason-
able On good roads Apply j L. DAVIS,
Charlotte Hall. Md Phone Mech 33-F-l2
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Gaithersburg
Residential
News Notes
MIR. and Mrs. Bell
Will Take Trip
To Florida

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Jan 28.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Garry Bell will leave
shortly for two week trip to Miami.
Mrs. Allison Taylor of Laytonsville,
a sister of Mr.. Bell, will stay in
their home during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Waters left
last week for trip to Charleston,
S. c., where Mrs. Waters plans to
stay for a visit with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Bordley Sapping-
ton have closed their Washington
Grove home and have gone to
Washington for the remainder Of
the winter.
Mrs. Harry Farmer entertained
Tuesday for members of the COM
mittee which is planning the pro-
gram for the day of prayer for the
Washington Grove and Gathers
burg Churches on February "a.
Among the members of the COM
mittee are Mrs. William j. Ellicott,
Mrs. Norman Scribner, Mrs. Lawson
King, Miss Elizabeth Barber and
Mrs. Lewis F. Havermale.
WOOdfield Residents
VacatiOning in Florida.
Mr.. Norman Burdette, Mr.. Ellis
worth King, Mr.. John Howard, Mr..
John Ifert and Mr.. Albert Burdette
of the Woodfield neighborhood are
spending two weeks in Florida.
Mrs. Oscar Burns is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Clayton Burgess of
Lime Kiln, and Mrs. Annie Ifert
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Edwin Keith.
Miss Matte Parsley of Woodfield
is spending a fortnight with a
cousin, Mrs. Thomas Sullivan, in
Howard County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Groomes
have moved from Baltimore County
to live in the Barber house mead
Laytonsville.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
By BARBARA BELL.

Be your own couturiere this sea-
son! It's a perfect time to make
new frocks for yourself and your
daughter, even if you're inexperi-
enced about sewing. The simplest
things are the best-fashions of
soft, feminine grace, achieved With
uncomplicated lines and details. No
difficult problems of cutting, seam
ing and fitting will harass you when
you sew with these diagram de-
signs; they practically make them
selves. Each is accompanied by a
step-by step sew chart. And you'll
take such Joy in seeing a pretty
and individual new dress develop
ing under your fingers, in high
quality material and f1attering color
selected just for you! Nothing, for
instance, could be simpler to make
than the monastic dress.
The monastic dress is the fashion
sensa ton of the season! The front
and back are two identical pieces
that you sew together, then add
sleeves and little ribbon collar
that's all there is to it. When you
fasten on your belt or sash, the dress
blouses softly at the waistline and
| the skirt falls into graceful ripples.
1t has just the fullness and soft
ness most becoming to slim figures,
and is, therefore, just as fattering
as it is smart. You'll want whole
series Of dresses like this 1666-B)
in different colors and material. Be
sure to choose soft, drapey ma
Evening star., 1939-01-29

of Manor Park entertained at Gin
ner last evening. Later the company
attended the Maryland State Soc
iety dance at the Kennedy Warren
Mrs. Hyde Hostess
At Party Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Hyde. 4th. of STAN
more entertained Tuesday with
q shower in honor of Mrs, William
Lentz, formerly Miss Mabel Strouse
who is now making her home In
Silver Spring
Mr.. William Gilpin of Shiphman
Va. is spending the week end with
Mrs. Gilpin at the Briers, neal
Olney.
Mrs. j. w. Bird has issued invi-
tations to bridge party February
3 at the Manor Club. Additional
guests will be invited for tea,
Miss Mary c. Clark of Washing
ton will arrive Monday to spenc
the week with Miss Juhette S. Steb.
bins of Ashton.
Mrs. Clarence L. Gilpin and Mrs
John H. Janney are spending sew.
eral days with Mrs. Gilpins son.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
C. c. Dorsey at their home in Balti-
more County.
DR.. and Mrs. Eric Englund of Ali
den, who have recently returned
from three weeks spent in Florida
are spending the week end in Balti-
more.
Evening star., 1939-01-29
Mrs. Garrett Here
For Art Gallery
Preview Today

Mrs. George Angus Garrett, vice
chairman of the Museum of Modern
Art Gsllery Committee. returned
from her trip abroad just in time for
the preview of the third exhibition
at the gallery this afternoon from
4::30 to $50 o'clock. Other members
of the committee in town for the
opening of the show, Paris Painters
of Today" include Mrs. David S.
Barry, Mrs. Dean Acheson, Mrs.
Peter Goeiet Gerry, Mrs. James
Clement Dunn, Mrs. Frank A. West,
Mr.. F. Lammot Belin. Col. M. Fitz-
maurice Day, Mr.. David Edward
Finley, director of the National Art
Gallery, and Mr.. Myron A. Hofer.
This past week a small steamship
landed a precious cargo in Baltimore
when it docked-30 canvasseS by
painters working in Paris-to be in
cluded in the current exhibition.
Three paintings have been sent by
the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh,
previously shown in the Carnegie
international last year. And in ad-
dition several well-knoWn New York
galleries have loaned paintings for
the show.
Following the preview this after
noon the gallery will be open to
visitors on Tuesday, the exhibition
continuing through February rs.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

urements 30, 80, "a, SO and So.
Size Il (32) requires AZ yards OF
39-inch material, q yard of ribbon
for collar and lis yards of ribbon
for belt.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1652-B
is designed for sizes 36, 38, 40, AZ. A,
46. 48. so and 52 Size 38 requires,
with long sleeves. 45s yards OF 35-
inch material. With short sleeves,
As yards; "a yards Of trimming.
X y X
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1888
is designed for sizes 6, 8, 10. II and
IA years. Size 8 requires "a yards
of 35-inch material; 15s yards braid /;
z yard ribbon for belt.
4 4 X X
Send Is cents for the Barbara
Bell Interfashion Pattern Book.
Make yourself attractive, practical
and becoming clothes, selecting de-
signs from the Barbara Bell we'll
planned, easy-to-make patterns.
Evening star., 1939-01-29

terials, like crepe de chine. pure
dye silk prints, very fine wool jersey
or chiffon.
Made with plenty of ease at
armholes and waistline. to be COM
Portable for housework, here's a
practical diagram design u652-B)
that's also sufficiently tailored so
that it can appropriately be made
of street fabrics, too. Perfection OF
fit is its chief charm. The skirt
is so slim-hipped with an action
pleat for walking comforD, the
shoulders so smooth. and gathers
in front of the bodice insure cor
rect fullness over the bust. The
slim waistline Is achieved by means
of simple darts. Make this for
housework of gingham, linen or
calico. For street wear OF fiat
crepe, polka dot silk or thin wool.
Here's a diagram design 1625-B)
for your schoolgirl daughter that
she will love-and you will be de-
lighted with the way it looks on
! her. The full skirt, high-shouldered
sleeves and high neckline, finished
with round collar. all have
filling-out effect that offsets any
tendency toward lankiness. The side
belts draw in this pretty dress to
the small-waisted look that all grow
ing girls crave, and help it to be
as young as 1t should. You'll en-
Joy making lots Of dresses like
this-of thin wool, silk print and
school cottons like gingham, linen
and percale.
| X X X
| Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1868
is designed for sizes II, IA, Is, l8
and 20. Corresponding bust meas