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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,
THOS. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONEFRs
l43l EYE ST. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. IMPROVED BY Two -sToRV
BRICK A PAR TMENT BUILDING
KNOWN AS PREMISES 1866 EUCLID

1RqSEEs SAbE 0E DvaFuARE bY E5AE
sfRHET khGMT I IS " PREMISES 1855 EUciiD
By virtue of a certain deed of trust.
d duly saa Teco,ded in Lber No 55os folio $50
e e Sea cap3bis of the land records Of the District
party secured therehv the underssned @ rs 1.id
y trustee will sell at publie auction in front
FIRST DAY OF JULY AD. 1899 AT Four
CICCk PM the following described
iahG "a, and premises. situate in the District
,o1It numbered thlrty-two (32) in John L
warren VAR MS, subdiy,,on Of lots in block num-
the District of Columbia in Liber SIS at
Ito!lo ls'': said block nine t9l beine now
anown st;o'' fcr purposes Of assessment and tax
dred and sseventy.two C2572).
Terms OF sale: .one-fifth of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash, balance in four
three and four years with interest at five
.r,, 20. per centum per annum. payable quar-
OF trust upon the property sold or all cash
a, me o6G optlon OF the purchaser deposit
q 81 900 90 will be required at time of sale
iExaminatlon ins OF title, conveyancing. record
lns' revenue stamps, etc. at cost of pur-
chaser Terms Of sale to be complied with
within, 80 days from day OF sale. other
M sad or o ysth the right TO for
at the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
upon the foregoing terms. after Ave days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON D c., or
with or without forfeitlng the deposit the
trustee NAV avail itself of anv legal or
EQUITABLE rights against the defaulting
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
BY VIM. L BEALE.
Vice President
tSealD Attest:
A. SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secret
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81 88 DOWN

Chevrolet 1894 4-door de luxe sedan,
black finish, very clean car. Full price
only S15S.sS.
PARKWAY,
3O4O M ST. NV Mich. O1s1
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\ GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1919 II st NV. National 3345

DOWNTOWN APT. BLDG.
NEAR GROWING GOVT. DEVELOPMENT
Building contains over 100000 Gu. it.:
vide front; building in good condition;
apis: mostly and 3 rms. bath
built-in tubs, showers: ell refg: gas stoves:
rents very, low from S25 to S425O an
chased for ; times annual rental; assessed
over $4,000: nicely financed; requires
only $500 cash to buy equity. above i
trust both speculative and investment
buy. Call Mr.. Drew. Republic l1Sl,
ELIOT MIDDLETON
2Do Investment Rldg
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1888 DOWN

1888 DOWN.
Dodge 937 2-door trunk sedan, perfect
condition throughout. Full price, S4sSSs
PARKWAY.
4O30 Wis. Ave. NV Woodley 1870,
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TRAILERS FOR SALE.

PALACE HOUSE TRAILER. late model 90
II. length. Reasonable. Cali & to g. 5632
Conduit rd. NV ~.
TRAILER. Covered Wagon, 6xlO IT,. sleeps
=: tent extension: 1x10 TT fully equipped;
$3.50 cash Call Oxford I-sg
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So 88 DOWN

Chevrolet 1882 2-door sedan. good run.
ming condition. Full price only $lOs.Ss,
PARKWAY,
3O40 NJ St NV Mich. O1el.
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NEW NE. MD SUBDIVISION l TO so
lots, $500 top price. Special terms to
GEO E. DIEFFENBACH. Lot Specialist
Natl. $3.50 11Ol VT. Ave. NV Emer 4l17
LARGE WOODED LOTS.
NO. Bethesda. Md, 65'x145': ST. 900
each Lots face Lambeth I'd. in woodland
section of Greenwich Forest just off Old
Georgetown I'd. about ! mile past Bank of
Bethesda.
HIGHEST CITY ELEVATION.
No "A number of choice community
lots on Ford Davis st. and Alabama ave
se; ! block north Pa. ave. Lots over
looking Fort Davis Park. Water and sewer
available. Priced from $3.50 UP.
MICHIGAN PARK.
NO. IA large number of community
groups QS-ft. lots>, facing Allison st, 18th
st., Buchanan St, just off Sargent rd.
Sanitary improvements available. Priced at
$1,000 each.
For Further Information Call Mr.. Towbes.
1404 X. CAFRITZ. Dist. 9OSO
LORED-"SOUTHGATE VALE 1878.
High elevation. Near Arlington. columbia
pike to Queen st. left 3 blockS.) 23s
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sEAsHORE PROPERTY.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

CEAN CITY MD.-FURNISHED COT
Iee, 4 double bedrooms; porch overlooking
'ean and bay: $50 week. Columbia lO4l2
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LOTS FOR SALE

BUILDERS. ATTENTIONS OR 10 AID
Joining soft. sites, opposite . fine homes;
silver Spring section Hundreds of homes
belne built and readily sold nearby: 10Th
s. bus BARGAIN. Terms. Col 1871.
Ewes, Shep. 347l.
LARGE CORNER LOT. 1O4 foot frontage
close to Spring Valley: improvements:
5000 cash. Phone Oxford 1895
81 900 LOT. BY OWNER-lOO FIT ny
153 1T: Trees sewer water. electricity
Argyle Park. Silver Spring Md Price $500
AT 2S6O-J, a. pm. 23s
LOT WITH HOUSE UNDER CONSTRUC-
ton, brick. garage; $1,000 and terms
wonderful bargain. 3501 21st ave No,
Arlington, Va %.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NEW YORK FARM BARGAIN; S3 CASH
So monthly buys four acres farm land;
prlGe Sl92 Tor all; nice neighbors. DAVID
OFF. $50 Broadway. New York 26'
DAVIDSONVILLE. R PA; 40 A. : r,
barn. etc; ideal chicken, fruit, tobacco
farm: must sell NOW; $3.50; terms.
sOWENSVlLLE. 40 a. r. and b.. hennery:
transferred. Nr. Jewell: S3,750-Sg, 500;
terms. All A. A. Co., Md N E. RYON CO,
ZIG N. Y ave. Natl 1907.
acres: SO clear: barn room for 1000 his,
good timber. house, 6 rms. excellent con
6ltlon; on state road, 20 miles D. c.
Real farm at 81 900. Call Clinton %
IS A. UNFURNISHED HOUSE. ON STATE
road. electric and telephone service, oI2
miles from Bay, 40 miles from D. c. about
one mile to Prince Frederick: including 2
turkeys and few implements; fine proposi-
ton investigate. Apply LOUIS GOLD
STEIN, Prince Frederick. Md 2Os
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So 22 DOWN

Ford 1888 coupe, black finish very GOOD
condition. Full price only Sl3sss.
PARKWAY,
3O4O M ST NV Mich o1s1
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LIST BY LETTER YOUR HOUSE, LOT,
bus property, apt and acreage with GUY
WH11EFORD, Southern Bldg. Natl. 2432
WANTED. FOUR FAMILY FLAT OR ANY
good income producing property for in
yeStment. Box 292-Q, Star.
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BUILDERS. ATTENTION,

BUILDERS. ATTEN11ONl
ia lots. suitable for detached houses
community or flats. Bradbury Heights
attractive white section, high elevation
500 to 5000 per lot Call Mr. Lawton
Line. 1859. or Mr. Fisher Line 1000
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1913 81 NV Dist. 1900
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE NICE HOME R.. . B..
excellent location. subject to one trust. for
large house or small apt. Box 600. STAR
MIAMI FLA-MODERN. WELL-BUILT
G-room and bath home with garage. fully
furnished and recently redecorated. Value
$1,000. For Washington first or second
zone property of equal or greater value
E L BURTON. NIl E ST NV
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UNUSUAL OFFICE SUITE

SHARE OFFICE ON CONN AVE NEAR
Dupont Circle Elevator service telephone
and tull-time secretary; moderate rental
Call Michigan Htill
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So 22 DOWN

pc. 90 DOWN.
Ford 1884 Tudor, radio equipped. sucel.
lent black finish, very clean car, Ful
price only S15S.Ss.
PARKWAY,
304O M st. NV Mich. O1s1
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

1888 DOWN.
Pontiac 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk se.
oan, beautiful green, mohair upholstery
Full price, $4Os.ss
PARKWAY,
3040 M ST. NV. Mich. Ols1,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

BUICK 1885 model 81 4-dQor sedan; orig
inal blue finish: thoroughly checkeI and
thoroughly guaranteed 10 give excellent
service; an outstanding value for only
S34o. Trade and terms PACKARD, gath
and SITS NV. Re nl45
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A. H SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary
tyl -G&dS. exSu
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CHEVROLET 1897 master de luxe coupe;
thoroughly CHERNERIZED and fully guar
anteed' car you will be proud to own and
drive, equal to new in performance and
appearance: S449. CHERNER 1871 Fla.
ave NV Hobart 1000 ''A "a.
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TIRES FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FIRsT-L1NE FIRESToNE TIRES. o577 dis
count 18th to 9TH of July. Call LincolI
56s, and ask for Tom.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

100 TO 5000 SQUARE FEET. SECOND
commercial zone; to be used for light
manufacturing business
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc Lin. OOS4.
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$3.50 DOWN

1000 DOWN.
Ford 1887 coupe black finish, spotless
whipcord upholstery. Full price only
S44S.SS.
3040 M St NV Mich 01s1
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CHEVROLET 1895 de luxe coach; a beau
tllul car, IN finest mechanical condition,
nye hne tires. knee-action wheels. No
where in the city can you equal this car
AT our low, Honest Price of S2gS. Liberal,
Ga. ave wv ~
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
STORK SHOWER

A unique stork shower given Mrs. Car"aela
Graziano last Thursday by Mrs. Doris Neblett. Lany
beautiful gifts received among which baby
carriage from the J. B. Girls Club.
There refreshments, served It'll the assist
ance of lrs. Lyons, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Coulter.
Several games sui table to the occasion played.
Winners Mesdanes Bauer, Bacigalupi, Abrahins,
EcNil1ia1s and Bradley. Other guests Eesdames
Willians, Coulter, Stewart Walker Lastler, larer,
snoot, walker, Juliano, lessner, and Bellaza.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
REPORTING THE GAMFS

To the Editor:
1t seems to ne that the article "Reps Ram Ram
bl ers" by John P. Murray in this weeks CooPEAT0R
little wfai to Bill Edwards. quote the
first six lines f Mr.. Mrray5 ar tt Gle.
"Ri1l Edwards, the one-man beef trust, played
return engagement in Greenbelt last Saturday night.
Revenge was no doubt the motive Of his t because
his previous visit i'll fated when the Reps
tranpled his Dr.. Pepper team into the red dust OF
the athletic field by of 4-2."
vp nder how Mr.. Murray arrives at the conclusd on
that Bill Edwards previous trip so ll-fated.
Was because into the second game vi tn the
score of to and eventually lost the game by al
lowing Greenbelt runs, which proved to be the win
ming margin?
Perhaps Mr.. Murray forgets that the same Mr.. Ed
wards twirled in the first game relief pitcher.
He sent in to protect a lead for the Dr.. Pepper
team and he pped Greebelt boys cold. Anyone
who witnessed his pitching in that first game will
attest 70 that.
Also. I can hardly believe team tramples an
other when the is only to 2. Eddie Tr'uabule
pitched grand ball that afternoon in all owing Dr..
Pepper only runs, but he helped out of
great big hole in the final inning when George Bauer
made a sensational catch in short ri ght center.
hope tn at Mr.. Murray will try to be more fair
the future with re@ rds to w at he Wr1 tes about
visiting teams and players.
With that off my chest bel ieve that it would be
good idea also if John C. Maffay would credit his
sources Of informa ion when writing his co 1lMn IA
Week in Spor tsn When he takes thing out of the
Sporting News any wspaper sporting page, ne
should state whe t from instead Of trying
to pass it off his own.
john T. Degnan
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24
Letters to 6dtt0r
TAXING THE IMAGINATION

To the Editor:
In the opinion Of ti writer, the "foggy" tax or
dinance passed at the last Council meeting, unless
further Qualification is forthcoming will be the
Of considerable head-scratching, if not down.
right "crystal gazing" when the time comes to fill
ont those personal tax returns.
The rate of tax being $2.n5 per 500, with an
exemption Of $780, the tax to be paid by any single
individual would be computed follows, letting
the term nv" equal the Taxpayers valuation his
property:
" $loo) $2.l15 equals Tax
The value of all terms Of the formula being de-
finitely known with the exception only of "V", the
basis to be used by the taxpayer in evaluating his
property becomes of paramount Importance. Any
variation Of Nv" causes substantial variation in
the tax.
Inquiry by citizens prior to passage of the tax
the Council that property should be reported at
the fair market value what you could get for
it", though it is certain that if such basis
used most Of Greenbe1t's personal property would
escape taxation. Likewise, the proper amount to
be returned automobiles said to be "someNhat
under Blue Book value", but the percentage of re-
duction not indi Gated.
Guides for the proper valuation of property
conspicuously absent from the ordinance. True It
is that the Town Treasurer is empowered to levy
the assessments but, in practi ce, and in the alb
of manifest fraud, the valuation placed on
his property by the taxpayer is accepted final.
1t is to be hoped that definite decision
this point may be reached by the Council,
pre- ferab1y by amendment to the ordinance, in
order that "Caspar M1q,etoast" may not have to
bear the bulk Of the tax burden.
George A. Warner
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-08-24

New advertising rates become effective the issue
Of September 7, with a 10 per cent discount
advertisements continued for rs consecutive weeks.
Your ad in the COOPATO2 will reach every Greenbelt
family.
Evening star., 1939-09-29
Upper COAT

Fomous combination topcoot and
overeoot. The lining zips out in
fifty. Woolens in smart potterns oil
wool Iining). The ideoI coat for
Washington weather. All sizes.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
The Wallaces
Receive This
Afternoon
Agriculture
Officials and
Others Guests

The Secretary of Agriculture and
Mrs. Henry A. Wallace will hold
their customary reception for the
oficials of the Department of Agri-
culture this afternoon at their
apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. The reception will be held
from until 7 o'clock.
The Secretary and Mrs. Wallace
will receive with the Undersecretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. M. L. Will
son. Mrs. Wallace will be assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Milo R.
Perkins, wife of the associate ad-
ministrator of the Agriculture Ad-
justment Administration; Mrs. Carl
Robbins, Mrs. Roy F. Hendrickson,
wife of the director of personnel in
the Department of Agriculture; Miss
Mary Slattery, sister of the admins
traitor of the Rural Identification
Administration; Mrs. L. A. Wheeler,
wife of the chief of division of for
eign agricultural service in the Bu-
reau of Agricultural Economics;
Mrs. A. B. Thatcher, wife of the
chief of the division of plant and
operations and real estate officer;
Mrs. F. w. Reichelderfer, wife of
the chief of the Weather Bureau
and Mrs. Fred Morrell, wife of the
assistant TO the Secretary in charge
of Civilian Conservation Corps ac-
tivities.
AS has been the custom in former
years the directors and bureau
chiefs of the Department of Agri-
culture, as we'll as personal friends
and number of editors and news
paper correspondents have been in
cluded in the invitation list.
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Benefit Party
Features Include
Novelty Table

One Of the interesting features
of the annual bridge tea for the
benefit of st. Gertrude's School
of Arts and Crafts Monday, De-
cember 4, at the Wardman Park
Hotel, will be the novelty table.
Chairman of the Committee in
Charge of Novelties is Miss Mary
Agnes Sweeney. The committee
consists of Mrs. Milton E. Allies,
Mrs. Elmer Murphy, Mrs. Joseph
Eugene Tighe, Miss Mary Gree
ley, Miss Jane Bradley and Miss
Mary Louise Parry. The articles
on sale will be of a varied and
useful nature. Pickles, preserves
and jams will be on sale, as well
as colorful jellies in charming
gift jars.
Other items include Sunday
night supper, as we'll as maids
aprons, knitting bags made from
hand-woven materials. amusing
toys and lovely homemade laces.
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Miss Betty E. Gait
And Wedding Party
Are Entertained

Miss Betty Estabrook Gait,
whose wedding to Mr.. William
Norris Blanding will be an event
of Wednesday evening, has been
entertained at a round of parties
since the engagement was an
nounced by the bride-elect's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Beebe
Gait.
Miss Mary Agnes Young enter
tanned at a dinner party last
evening at the Columbia Coun-
try Club for the entire wedding
party, and tomorrow night the
same group will be entertained
at dinner by Miss Randolph
Richardson and Mr.. Robert Nc
Candlish at the Richardson
home, White House, in Fairfax,
Va. .-.--..
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Warning
ton and Miss Dorothy Warning
ton will give a dinner party
Tuesday evening at their home
following the wedding rehearsal.
Besides those in the wedding party
the guests will be Miss Galt's par
ents, the bridegroom elects par
ents, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Albert
Hazen Blanding, and DR.. and Mrs.
Ze Barney Phillips. DR.. Phillips
will perform the ceremony.
Miss Bette Blanding, Mr..
Blanding's sister, from Tallahas-
see. Fla, and Mr.. Kelsey Saint
of Charleston, w. Va, arrived in
town yesterday and will remain
until after the wedding.
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Thanksgiving Holiday
Season Is Enhanced
By Many Weddings
Miss Ruth FELTON, Sewers Bride
OF Mr.. Lawrence Phipps White;
Miss Helen Peverley Married

Johns yesterday wedding
of than usual interest old residential circles when Ruth
FELTON, Sewers daughter Mrs William and the
the bride Mr. Phpps White of Philadelphia.
Inormaty
effective
The Oliver Hart rector of the church. ofcaed o'clock
reception followed the the the brides
mother at 2029 Connecticut
Sister Of Bride Leads
Wedding Procession
walking of
White Philadelphia Chicago
Rudolph Kaufmann of this
Philadelphia
Goteborg Sweden.
The of the brides attendants of taea
blended in with their dresses.
Philadelphia
his niece in marriage AS the walked the altar
with her uncle lovely picture her bridal
ivory satin and her blowy veil ue held with blossoms
Adding becoming
lilies Of the valley.
Mr. william White Jr,
Is the Best Man.
Mr. William White T of Philadelphia the best and the
selected Mr. John Degoia this Alexander Close
of New York Mr. Haeston Wood Mr. Francis Weth Mr. Frederick
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Diplomats
And Their
Activities
Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil
Hosts Today

The Argentine Ambassador and
Sonora de Espil will entertain at
luncheon today in compliment to
the retiring Second Secretary Of
the Embassy, Senor Don Erasto M.
Villa and Sonora de Villa. Senor
and Sonora de Villa will leave
Washington Tuesday for the for
mer's new post in Colombia, where
he has been transferred.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Espil will be hosts at dinner Tues
day evening.
The Ecuadoran Ambassador and
Sonora de Alfaro have Cancelled
their social engagements because Of
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Nine. Nellys Is Exhibiting
Pictures at Greek Legation
Mr.. Demetrios Sicilianos Patron
-. For Artistic Collection of
Master Photographer
BY KATHARINE BROOKS.

The Greek Minister Mr. Demeto Siiano only lover the
Legation exhibit
outstanding photographer
issued the exhibit which will today
preparatory returning
Washington for week days.
pictures etchngs
from the sculpture ancient and the
portraits
usually finished for those of
black There numbers portraits the
family quite collection of today.
Photography in Paris
Nlys studying
ography and small exhibit this tedious branch
Photographic
studies still life include landscapes pictures
her native color pictures
Of skilled artist
One of the Of the Parthenon distance between
columns Of another
similar to Of the Lincoln Memorial here sar those
familiar with the modern temple than those Of the temples centuries
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Miss Wiley
Married to
Mr.. Wilde
Wisconsin Senator
Escorts Daughter
In Ceremony

On the 30th anniversary of his own
wedding, Senator Alexander Wiley
escorted and gave his daughter, Miss
Winifred Jean Wiley, in marriage to
Mr.. Harold r. Wilde The wedding
took place at 1890 o'clock yesterday
In the Methodist Church at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, and the ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Arthur
D. Willett.
The brides brother, Mr. Marshall
Wiley, gave a 15-minute organ re-
cital preceding the wedding, and he
also played the professional and re-
cessional music. Miss Ruth Peter
son, contralto, was the soloist. and
her song was Grieg's Itch Leibe
Dich."
Green boughs and white chrysan-
themums, with lighted candelabra,
made lovely setting for the bridal
procession, which was led by the
bridesmaids, Miss Marian Nelson of
Chippewa Falls, and Miss Edo Bon
vincin of Medford, Wis. They were
dressed alike in rose-frosted taffeta
gowns made on princess lines with
short sleeves. Their tiny velvet hats
and wells matched the dresses, and
they carried Colonial bouquets of
pink rosebuds, blue foreget-me- -nots,
and lavendar pompoms.
Miss Betty Wiley
Is Maid Of Honor.
Miss Betty Wiley was her sisters
maid of honor, and she wore a pea
cock blue frosted taffeta gown made
like the dresses of the bridesmaids,
with matching velvet hat and veil.
She carried a Colonial bouquet of
American Beauty rosebuds tied with
silver streamers
The attractive bride was in white
frosted slipper satin, made on prin-
cess lines with a sweetheart neckline
and long train. The tulle veil was
held by an appliqued lace Juliet cap,
and hat harts appliqued all the way
down to the end of the train.
A white orchid was placed in the
brides top curls and she carried a
shower bouquet of white roses.
Mr.. Roland K. Wilde of Wauwa-
tosa, Wis, was best man and Messrs.
Frederick and Wiley Scuba, cousins
OF the bride from Minneapolis, were
ushers with Mr.. Dorsey Miller and
Mr.. Peter Beck of Chippewa Falls.
A wedding breakfast was held at
the Hotel Northern after the cere-
mony and was attended by close
friends and members of the two
families. Mrs. Wiley, mother of the
bride, wore wine-color chiffon vel
vet dress, with matching accessories,
while the mother of the bridegroom,
Mrs Walter j. Wilde, was dressed in
black brocaded velvet, with black
accessories.
Later Mr. and Mrs Wilde left on
their wedding trip, the bride wear
ing a blue wool and velvet suit with
black accessories. They will make
their home in Washington. where
Mr.. Wilde is secretary to Senator
Wiley.
The bride is a graduate of Law
renee College, at Appleton. Wis,
where she was a member of Delta
Gamma Sorority. She was active
In publications and a capella work,
and taught English in Medford High
School before coming here to be the
receptiopist in her fathers Office.
Mr.. Wilde, who is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter j. Wilde of Wau-
watosa, Wis, is graduate of the
University OF Wisconsin, where he
was active in art and literary cir
cles. He taught at Riverside High
school, in Milwaukee, before coming
to Washington.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Minister and Nine.
Hurban to Return

The Czecho-Slovak Minister and
Nine. Hurban will return today from
New York, where they have been for
some days. The Minister and Nine.
Hurban attended the opening yes
terday Of a bazaar being conducted
by the Czecho-Slova Art Group of
New York. The group is composed
mostly Of refugees from Czecho-
Slovakia and the purpose of their
organization and bazaar is to keep
Czecho-S -Slovakia alive through its
arts and industries.
Evening star., 1939-11-26
Fleming Wedding
Invitations Issued

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fleming of
Edgemoor, Md, have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Edar Won Lengerke
Fleming, to Mr.. Henry Christopher
Beerits of Philadelphia, Pa.
The ceremony will take place
Saturday, December 16, at st. Al
bans Church.
Miss Fleming is graduate of
Wellesley College and Mr.. Beerits,
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Beerits of Somerset, Pa, was
graduated from Princeton in 1888
and is now practicing law in Phila-
delphia.
Evening star., 1939-11-26

Minister Conducts
Guests Personally.
The Minister was present during
the late afternoon each day and
frequently, when asked, took the
guests on personally conducted
tour of the art works in the Lega-
ton. His most recent acquisition,
charming small picture by Renoir,
hangs in the small drawing room
at the head of the wide stairs and
is charming bit of Paris, appar-
emily ON a spring morning. There
always is a bit of discussion as to
whether it is early morning or mid
morning, but there can be no argu-
ment as to the season, for the deli
cate green of the trees is the shade
OF young leaves.
This painting Of Renoir was