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Evening star., 1939-07-04

FORD 1895 coupe, VS.. S297: original
to pass most rigid test; all excellent rub
per- a real bargain al this price: terms.
HlH Il 1ibbitts. lila Vermont ave. Ma,
$3.50
Evening star., 1939-07-04

PACKARD 1897 model s-12O-C Bypass.
ciuo sedan: roomy trunk: one-owner car
that is unusually clean: actually driven
only. 15,464 miles; deep cushion seats tai
lored in Hke-new. brosdcloth; special de luxe
equipment. banjo steering wheel, electric
clock. etc: mechanically throughout alb
Solutely could not be better: to assure that
lasting 1907 satisfaction we offer our
X. & @ written guarantee; good trade on
your car or special terms If desired: one
look and YOU will need no urging to buy
Call Ma. $3.50. Hill Il Tibbitts, 1ll4 YER
Evening star., 1939-07-04

PACKARD 1897 club sedan. very attractive
ana sporty car that's in excellent condition
mechanically: 3 very good tires spotless
interior: reduced to sell at once for S575,
PACKARD. Gath and N SITS. NV. Republic
Evening star., 1939-07-04

PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe Bypass. 4-dr.
trunk sedan; without a doubt. it is hard
to tell it Is used car: not only its ap-
pearance. also mechanical condition and
tires: Just one Of those outstanding cars at
O. bargain price: good allowance on your
old car. Call Ma. $780, Hill g. Tibbitts,
1114 Vermont ave NV
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe coupe; original
black finish; spotlessly clean interior; mo-
tor and tires far above average; real
bargain for only 1929 and only Sc weekly.
Guaranteed; liberal trade. Coast-In, Inc,
407 Fla. ave. ne. All, 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan: new rings. new
tires; this car Is really perfect: SlSS;
terms. Owner, Dist. 1878.
Evening star., 1939-07-04

160 ACRES OF FINE FARM LAND. NEW
ly remodeled 6-room house, five fireplaces.
800 feet water front: As miles D. c.;
Evening star., 1939-07-04

FORD 1898 SIS Tudor trunk sedan radio:
burg rd., Bladensburg Md
Evening star., 1939-07-04

SHERWOOD FOREST. $40 ROBIN HOOD
Privately owned cottage; living room open
fireplace, 3 bedrooms. bath. shower
Kitchen gas. hot water; large porch; beau
tiful view of Severn: available for one
month: Contact only owner. on premises.
HEWITT a.
Evening star., 1939-07-04

PACKARD 1898 go door trunk sedan.
low mileage by one careful owner: economi-
cal 6-cylinder. white sidewall tires with at
tractive maroon finish. radio equipped:
only SI15., PACKARD. gath and sts
Evening star., 1939-07-04

1897
BARGAIN: SOUTH RIVER MANOR-FOR
sale, rms. dinette. wash room. screened
porch, garage, cleo, shade, lovely view,
good bathing. quiet, ideal for children.
Quick sale. $1,000. OWNER, Hyattsvile
Evening star., 1939-07-04

FORD ] 935 de !. "s5" 4-dr.. S2l7. Beauti.
lul black finish; clean interior: has brand.
new front tires; motor has been recon-
ditioned to perfection: truly a bargain at
TINS price. Hill & Tibbitts, lila Vermont
Evening star., 1939-07-04

sPEcIAL-3-APT. BLDG. NEAR CAPITOL;
central ne, mr.. Govt. depts; complete.
modern equipment; large brick garage; rea-
sonable, or will consider small house up
70 $4,000 for equity. MRS. WILLIAMS,
Evening star., 1939-07-04

FORD 1898 so Tudor S497. This econom-
lcal little car has had the best of care: low
actual MILEAGE not mar or scratch on the
beautiful black finish; interior cannot be
tqld from new; has radio: this unusual car
should sell Tor much more. so act today;
ll14 Vermont ave. Nat Qsh0
Evening star., 1939-07-04

HERWOOD FOREST - ATTRACTIVE s.
DOM cottage for month or season. Woodley
Evening star., 1939-07-04
1853 10Th NV, COR. r.
COUNTRY BOARD.

=. Single, double rooms, private bath; d
tinctive. Immediately clean, beaut. furl
wonderful meals; widely varied menu.
Evening star., 1939-07-04

PACKARD 1897 model 12O convertible Sc
heater: low mileage: new-car appearance
ana performance in every detail: truly
nne PACKARD for S775. PACKARD. Gath
and StS NV Repuhlic Ol4h
Evening star., 1939-08-06

40-4z independence Ave. S.W.
Opposite Capitol Grounds
3 rooms. kitchen and bath--S50.0 90
Janitor. Dist. 5693.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
THE GUTHRIDGE

211S Street NV.
| room and bath $40 %
. rooms. kitchen and bath $50 so
Elevator and switchboard service.
Resident manager Rep. 0645.
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1907 CONNECTICUT AVE,

DotWtNIT FVHUFE Hu. anu
Cathedral Ave
room. dinette kitchen and
bath S45 Oh
Resident Manager AID. 6S22.
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The MARQUETTE

THE LEGATION
542O Connecticut Ave. NV.
At LEGATION St.
3 rooms. foyer, kitchen and bath
with porch $500. $3.50. $500
Elevator and secretarial telephone
service; garage in basement. Resi-
dent manager WO o4O6.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1939-03-30

Of the state rugged up SO that wher
you pushed button marked with
the name Of county IL illuminates
that county on the map. People
mill around the push buttons and
fight for the privilege of jabbing
them.
They may not care boot about
Washington counties, but it's some
thing to do and doesn't cost any,
thing. They nearly wore the darn
thing out, and in self defense the
Washington people had to station a
pretty girl at the board to do the
button pushing. r. ...
After that the visitors especial
ly the bild-headed ones) fought for
the privilege Of getting the pretty
girl to push the button for them.
Crowds are funny, aren't theyp /
from Longview Daily News
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WASHINGTON EXHIBIT

Frank Jenkins, editor Of the Kla.
math Falls Herald and columns,
for several other Oregon newspa-
pers, has been down in San Fran
cisco writing about the Golden
Gate International Exposition, bet
ter known as 'the Fair" Comment
ing on the exhibit from this state,
he says:
There are some smart people up
in Washington, also. They hung
pictures all around their building,
and then in the center of it they
placed softly upholstered chairs. and
dog-weary visitors sink gratefully
into them and look at the pictures
while resting their throbbing feet.
But that isn't the extent of WASH
ington smartness. Along one side
OF the building they placed a map
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Arthur Purdy OF Pendleton ana
Acel Ann Purdy OF Kennewick were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Bob
Perkins Tuesday night. Mr.. Purdy
and Mrs. Perkins are brother and
sister.
Lloyd Koegler Of Kelso was q
visitor Thursday evening at the Q.
GlasSner and Sherry homes. The
Koeglers were former residents OF
Finley. ...
Mrs. Mary I. Wallace OF walla
Walla, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sherry
and family were dinner guests Of
MIR. and Mrs Jess Lande Tuesday.
Little Marvin Foster, who was
seriously burned last weekend Is
in the Pasco hospital and is report.
ed as getting along as well as can
be expected. ~
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Miss Jean Zerba was called 10
Freewater last Friday by the SER
ious illness Of her father. Mrs,
Larry Oliver is substitute teacher
Tor Miss Zerba's room during her
absence. & --- -
Superintendent Black and prin-
clpals Brim and Greene attended
a joint meeting Of principals and
superintendent Of the Yakima val
ley Saturday morning. DR.. Akin
OF the State College was the main
speaker, his subject being "Em-
ployment Of Teachers" In the af-
ternoon Mr.. Brim attended a meet
ing OF the Yakima board of con-
troll of athletics. =
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SCHOLARSHIPS MEET

The annual school masters BAN
quet was held Tuesday evening in
the school cafeteria. c. L. Booth
superintendent Of schools at Pasco
gave an excellent summary Of ed
ucational legislation passed by the
last legislature and the possible in
fluence. Close to twenty-five prin-
cipals ana superintendent of this
district. including Benton, Frank
lin and part Of Walla Walla coun-
ties. -
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LITTLE STORIES Of THE WEEK Eaaaa

Mrs. T. B. Hauschild and daugi
ter Barbara were Walla Walla vi,
itors Wednesday.
Mrs. w. H. Stricken and Mr.
Paul Spreen were WaIa Walla Wis
itors today.
] Dr.. and Mrs. Alfred z. Jones {
Spokane were Kennewick bushes
visitors Monday.
The Library Guild will meet Mon
DAY afternoon at the home of MI,
Cora McKain with Mrs. Fran
Bentley as hostess.
Frank Mueller left Wednesday fo
Los Angeles, where he will take
course at the Los Angeles Schoc
OF E'mbalming. He planned to tax
in the Worlds Fair at San Francis
co enroute to school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holden O
Ritzville, MI. and Mrs. Dorwin Har
ris OF Connen and Floyd Gleich O
Grandview were Sunday guests a
the home of their sister, Mrs. M
Hille.
The Fidelis class of the Baptis
church Of which Mrs. r. B. Holder
is teacher, was entertained Thurs
day evening by the Misses Dorothy
and Jean Arnold at their home.
The month of April will be fea.
tured as young peoples month al
the local NJ. E. church. ANY young
people so interested are invited ia
attend the services.
H. F. Meyers, a Kennewick resi-
dent thirty years ago is visiting
here this week. He was one Of the
star baseball players Of the town
team at that time. He states that
ne is unable to remember or locate
the house he lived in as this is his
first visit to Kennewick for thirty
years.
Bernie Neuman returned Monday
by airplane after spending the
weekend in Portland and Seattle
visiting friends. He made q return
trip to Seattle today, with flying
time from Seattle to Kennewick be-
ing one hour and thirty-five min
utes.
The WINS. observed the or
CARNATIONS beginning with an all
day meeting at the home Of Mrs. T.
w. Payne. A potluck dinner was
served after which the. Founders
Day program was given with can
lie lighting service. There were
Jour representatives present from
he Pasco organization.
The Hi-Y boys held meeting
Tuesday evening and discussed the
possibilities Of sending a delegate
o the Columbia Gorge hotel near
Hood River to the Northwest Hi-Y /
convention. April 20-22. The boys
llso received notice Of 25-day
our of the United States this sum-
ner, which is being sponsored by
he YM.CA.
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Mrs. Erickson Hostess
to PinOchle Club Tues

FINLEY = Mrs. Hattie Erickson
entertained the Finley Pinochle
club at a one O'Clock dessert lunch
con Tuesday, after which three Ia
bles OF pinochle were played with
high score to Mrs. Wallace Preston.
travelling prize to Mrs. s. Erickson
and low, Mrs. Harold Whitman.
The DR.. Epley family OF Pasco
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Stillwell Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. siegfred we,
Portland visitors two days Ia.
week.
:. Miss Minnie Reese is leaving nes
week for an extended visit in tn
eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Powell lei
today for Seattle where they Wi
spend few days.
Mrs. William Brace Is confine,
to her home this week with a ba,
attack Of the flu.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Owens lnay
rented the Westermeyer apartment
on Washington street.
i Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Holden wer,
Sunday dinner guests at the A. n
Meyer home, in East Kennewick.
The Congregational division O
the M. E. aid will meet with Mrs
n. 8. Wkitbeck on Thursday, Apri
is.
The Altar society will hold It.
regular meeting at the home O,
Miss Jennie Linden on the Hieh.
lands.
The Misses Margaret Hawkins
and Minnie Reese were Sunday
guests Of Miss Katherine Ponti in
Prosser.
Mrs. Emma Fox of Walla Walla
Is spending the week visiting at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Ches-
ter Durdle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paulin and
Mrs. John Pue of Yakima and Joe
Dafoe Of Red Lake Falls, Mimi.
are visiting today at the A. T. Be-
lair home.
Mrs. Dallas Cookie and two child
rem Of Pihehurst, Idaho were Tues
day and Wednesday callers at the
home Of her mother-in-law, Mrs.
R. n. Durham.
The Eastern stars attending the
installation services in Pasco Mon
day evening include Mesdames q.
w. sherk, G. F. Winkenwerder,
Janet Hatch, J. r. Ayers, n. Atten-
borough, Ethel DuSair, Roy SAT-
ford and Mckinley Desgranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Mueller accom-
panied by their house guests, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Mueller, return
ed Tuesday evening after a three
day motor trip to Seattle and Port
land. While in Seattle they were
guests at the home of their cousin.
Arthur H. Trepp.
The southeastern district Of Row
al Neighbors are holding their con-
vention at the Masonic hall in Pas
co Friday, March 81. The state
supervising deputy, Daisy Nash Of |
Seattle and district deputy Hazel
5hick Of Walla Walla viii be pres
INT. Teams from Walla Walla, Pas
20. Dayton, Waitsburg and Kenne-
wick will participate In the degree
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DALEY and
laughter. Margaret, returned to
heir home in Bremerton Tuesday
lfter spending the weekend visit
ng at the L. G. Bailey residence
lere. Jackson Bailey, accompanied /
hem for visit with his father
lere. Mrs Myrtle Conner returned
nth the party to Bremerton after
pending the past week visiting |
lere. I,
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vedica was a business

r,.-snce Yedica was a bushes
..,.r~ IN portland last weekend
wa ,ssr Mcclure has been a patien
-. nast week in the Pasco hospita
' ~ and Mrs. T. B. Hauschil
~. - week end visitors in Spokane
.r.. Martha Sheppard is the ne1
ottice girl for the kenne"'ck Au'
company. u,oo,,ond v;s;t
- At bis home in Odessa and ais
in spokane. ,,o,, 20,
r.nton City were Kennewick Wis
' %, oi,crest, county treasurer
- Kennewick Monday on bus
n. Misses Eva Elefson ane
.ssrese Thole accompanied Mrs
p ". Payne to Walla Walla satur-
~ Y. and Mrs. F. F. Beste were
.mone the Kennewick folk who
rent to paterson Sunday to see the
,octs with the Indian engravings
sru,,eht across the channel.
Harvey Keene bicycled to Prosser
!, tvu and three-quarter hours on
s,,ssday and returned in two and
=. half hours He visited at the
nome Of his uncle, E. o. Keene.
Francis Mills was down from
Nacl1es over the weekend to visit
home folks. His mother returned to
Yakima with him for a couple OF
days.
sBrick" Oliver, who has been laid
M With a sprained knee, has re-
turned to his job and is superin-
tending the remodeling of his sta
Hon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Maher and
family returned to Walla Walla
yesterday for a weeks stay while
Mr.. Maher does some work for the
western Sheet Metal Works.
/ Mrs. A. B. Setterland arrived to-
day from Salem enroute to her
home at Ritzville. She will spend
the weekend at the home of her
father, C. F. Winkenwerder.
The pinochle club was entertain
ed Tuesday evening at the r. E.
Reed home on Washington street
With Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Winken-
werder as assisting hosts. The next
meeting Will be at the ". w. Bird
home IN the Garden Tracts.
There was practically 100 per
cent attendance in each Of the four
sections Of the regular rehearsal of
Schubert club Tuesday evening.
This was the first night of the at
tendance contest which will con-
;inue until after the spring show
which will be given May IL. Two
lew tenors have been added to the
Tub, Louis Monaco and Basi!
'hields.
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i A cooked food and Easter eg,
sale will be held Saturday, April
at McDonald's grocery by the gen
eral M. E. aid.
! A group of girl friends SURPRISED
Miss Minnie Reese with q hand.
kerchief shower at her home Mon.
day evening.
The Rainbow Girls will hold ar
initiation service at the regular
meeting next Monday evening in
the Masonic hall.
| Mrs. D. G. Hansen returned to
her home in Tacoma Friday after
visiting at the home of her daugh-
er, Mrs. A. T. Belair.
Mrs. E. Y. Hawley and daughter,
Sarah Margaret Of Walla Walla are
spending this week visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McCalmant
of Shaffler have traded property in
Walla Walla for property here and
moved here the first of the week.
The pie social, sponsored by the
Highland Bellies All Club, which
was advertised to be held March
81 has been indefinitely postponed.
Don Cresswell of Portland was a
Kennewick visitor the first of the
week and states that he has re-
Gently moved to Pasco, where he
is with the Dodge-Plymouth agency.
The fourth division of the M. E.
aid will meet Wednesday, April S
at the home Of Mrs. G. A. Purdy.
Mrs. Avery Truman and Mrs. p. o.
Stone will be the assisting hostesses.
Barbara Ellen Carter, the eleven
months cid daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Garter, died at the Pasco
hospital Sunday of double pneu.
monia. Funeral services were held
from the Mueller Funeral home on
Tuesday afternoon.
Cars driven by Mrs. william
Shaughnessey and Mrs. Margaret
Love Of Pasco collided at the cor
ner Of First Avenue and Washing.
ton streets Sunday evening. Both
cars were said to be somewhat |
damaged but the occupants escaped |
with no serious injuries. Mrs.
Shaughnessy was taken to the hos
pital for days observation, but
no serious injuries were found.
The faculty of both the grade and
high school enjoyed ''steak bake"
vt Sacajawea park Monday eve
hing. Each one present partook Of
pound steak as well as the other
delicious coruses of the dinner. Miss
Kathryn Brown and r. A. Brim
we're In charge Of the food with
Hiss Theresa Thole assisting. Ray
dormile was in charge Of the en-
ertainment which was q very ex-
iting kitty ball game.
Word has been received by rel
tives here of toe death Of Mrs.
lara Anon ct her home in Paso-
ena. California, Saturday night.
drs. Anon had reached the age
8. and had made q number Of
rips TO Kennewick to visit her
tepchildren. She Is survived by
er son, Frank Graham of Havre,
[ontana, and eight step children,
1ree Of whom reside here, namely
[rs. G. G. Williams, Mrs. I. N.
Lueller and A. G. Anon. -
Evening star., 1939-05-05

Rankin, Dick Downey and Marjorie
Tenerowicz.
Mr.. Bud Ward, assisted by Mrs.
Ward, will be master of ceremonies,
and the Marine Band will play.
The committee from the Con-
gressional Club having. charge of the
program consists of Mrs. John
Sparkman of Alabama, chairman n :;
Mrs. Ralph Church of Illinois, and
Mrs. Wilburn Cartwright of Okla
homa.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Congressional
Children toGive
Radio PROGRAM

Many OF the children Of the con-
gressional contingent here will be
heard tomorrow In a varied enter
tainment on the Congressional Chill
dren's program which will be broad
cast at Ais o'clock over N. B. C.'s
blue network from the Congressional
Club.
The youngest child on the pro-
gram is Clara Mae Curtis, 3-year -old
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Carl T. Curtis of Nebraska.
Five sets of sisters will be heard,
including Lydia and Mary ONeal Of
Kentucky; Helen and Nancy Clark
of Idaho; Wilburta and Doralyn
Cartwright of Oklahoma; Nancy,
Joan and Carol Anderson of Cali
fornia; Jedalyn and Joan Johnson
of Oklahoma. The Boykin twins,
Bob and Jack, and their brother,
Dick Boykin of Alabama, also will
be on the program.
Others will be Charles and Suzanne
lac, Mary and Jack Gwynne. Alice
and Dudley White, Harriet and
Roger Cooley, Julia Ann Sparkman,
Margaret Truman, Billy Buck, Diana
Ball. Joan Lundeen, Mary Louise
Hook, Jane Case, Mark Gillette,
Daphne Mahon, Marjorie Church,
Robert Heinke, Calvin Dworshak
Katherine Mas, Annie Laurie
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Tea to Be Given
Benefit Workers

Mrs. Robert Whitney 1mbrie.
chairman of the committee for the
country fair which the Guild Of st.
Gertrude's School of Arts and
Crafts is holding on the school
grounds in Brookland May 27, is
giving a large tea at the Mayf1ower
Hotel next Tuesday, at which men,
bers of the junior and dance COM
mittees for the benefit will be
among the guests.
Younger members of the diplo-
matte corps who always help in
plans for the fete. a group of stu
dents from the Georgetown Vista
ton Convent, and members of the
young social set will be present.
Mrs. Imbrie will have assisting
her Mrs. P. Lee Phillips, Mrs. Robert
Cummin, Mrs. Frank Shngluff, jr.,
and Mrs. Robert Cahill.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
DR.. Cloyd Marvin
Entertains in Honor
OF DIR. John Merriam

DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, president
Of the George Washington Univer-
sity, entertained at luncheon today
at the Cosmos Club in honor of DR.
John c. Merriam, who recently re-
tired as president of the Carnegie
Institution.
DR.. Merriam and President Mar
vim have been friends since the days
Just following the World War, when
President Marvin as a young teacher
taught under Dr. Merriam as dean
of the faculties of the UNIVERSITY ]
Of California
Guests at the luncheon were the
Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.. Henry
A. Wallace; Mr.. Justice Van De-
vanter, the Assistant Secretary Of
the Interior, Mr.. Oscar Chapman;
the Counselor of the Department OF
State, Mr.. R. Walton Moore; Surg.
Gen. Thomas Parran of the Pubic
Health Service, Maj. Gen. Charles
r. Reynolds, surgeon general of the
Army; DR.. Gilbert Grosvenor, presi-
dent of the National Geographic So
ciety; DR.. Vannevar Bush, president
Of the Carnegie Institution; DR..
w. G. Mendenhall, director of the
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Notes From the Social Calendar of Washington and
By the Way:
Beth Blaine:

the British Embassy
cocktail party yesterday afternoon that also house warming
number their friends
their acquaintance would have guessed that they only arrived
Washington this winter
Carroll Of Washngtons
Mar head start"
friendne and simplicity
Mlar printed becoming
to her brown hair and perfect complexion.
which entertaining opening
of
stock in shades pink especially pretty in the hall entered
Sir Ronald and Lady Lindsay there
black and Mrs Curzon-1owe extremely
WIN wne pue reV worn over blue and white print dress Mrs
Harold Sims hat chic white sailor model which
her, and Mrs Anthony Coby black
blouse.
Miss Irene Boyle stunning Nine Wankowcz
was most attractive in black with bmmed hat
handsome diamond clips and
little Countess van der Buh picture multod
a black hat with veil.
ladies wore them with chic were
MISS Marian Iumbul IN navy sailor Mrs Acheson
navy hat trimmed with a wide white ribbon
Snowden Fahneok added variety with her hio nct,
and by the like
Mrs William rough straw in shade of purpl.
Others we glmpsed Mrs walach Merriam Hugh
ming jr Mr. and Mrs Edward Burlng
Bryan Comdr and Nine Pierre
beyens M and Nine Charles Lucet
Malcolm
Deano who had Just flown back from New York that after
her Warren the arrived
Argentina and had brought back the with Warrens little
Carn terrier here until his arrives
Mrs Robbins looked charming black dinner dress with
damene embroidery on the bodice and Mrs Julia Harrington
spring black and charuse
Mrs Frederick Adams who of the Robbins family
Mrs Robbins house guest wore graceful chiffon dress with draped
scarf all in shade of leaf brown pretty
soft long bangs
across her and engaged Father Cogh
Others dining with Mrs Robbins
grafton Mr. Lawrence Hougheng
Julian Harrington of the State Department. Pendeton Turner
Thomas Waterman.