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Later in the program Mrs. Kim
hebrew, formerly Of Nashville, Tenn,
sang . special group Of songs.
Mrs. Sloan has done much concert
work In st. Louis, and has been on
tour with Martinelli.
Mrs. Cecil Blair, formerly Of
Duluth, MINI, who only recently
moved to Washington, is director Of
the Glee Club and an accomplished
pianist. having played as soloist
with both the Duluth and the Min
neapohs Symphony Orchestra. She
amply demonstrated her skill and
ability, both in her Accomplishments
for the singers and In the solos she
presented.
High Musical Standard
Demonstrated by Concert.
The Glee Clubs offerings showed
clearly the high musical standard
maintained by the singers and their
capacity for hard work. The pro-
gram included songs by Bach,
Brahms, Handel and others whose
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Suburban
Social
Notes
Nelson's Are Host.
To Relatives in
TakOma Park

The Rev. and Mrs. Walter A. Mel
son of New York City are spending q
few days in Takoma Park visiting
Mrs. Nelson's parents, The Rev.
and Mrs. T. E. Bowen. They were
accompanied by their daughters
the Misses Beatrice and Dorothy
Nelson, and their son, Mr.. Paul Mel
son. On their return to New York
they will be accompanied by their
other son, Mr.. Franklin G. Nelson
who graduated from Columbia
Junior College.
Mrs. G. L. Hoskins, jr., of Airing
ton Village is spending three weeks
with relatives in Alexandria, La.
Mrs. James Radabaugh of Airing
ton has arrived in Des Moines
Iowa, to spend q month with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Beeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. Reeder Of
Lorton' left Friday by motor for st.
Petersburg, Fla, where they viii
stay for two weeks.
Mrs. Rorer Bodenhamer, who has
been spending several weeks in
Greensboro, N. c., is expected to
return to her Lorton, Va, home this
week.
Mrs. William I. Stokes entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home
in Sligo Park Hills, Md, her guests
remaining through the afternoon to
play bridge.
Mrs. C. V. Tenny was hostess at
luncheon followed by bridge yester-
day at her home in Takoma Park,
Mrs. G. Albert Scott and Mrs.
Edwin Roberts of Takoma Park,
Md, entertained at a luncheon and
bridge party yesterday at the Kene-
saw Apartments for 40 guests.
Miss Doris Beck was hostess at
bridge Monday evening at her home
in Woodside, Md.
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Whitcomb have
had visiting them at their home In
Seven Oaks Manor, Silver Spring
the formers brother, Mr.. Ruel Whit
comb of Boston.
Mrs. Mae E. Howard has returned
to Silver Spring, from a weeks
stay In Kansas City, where she at
tended the national convention OF
the International Association o1
Public Employment Services.
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compositions permit no halfway
measures In understanding and In
depreciation.
Mrs. r. Eberhardt Haynes Is
chairman Of the Glee Club, and
besides Mrt, Sloan and Mrs. Kinne-
brew the membership includes Mrs.
George Beale Bloomer, Miss Bar
bara Boiling, Miss Barbara Brad.
ley, Miss Louise Burke. Mrs. Charles
Elmore Cropley, Miss Juliet Dulaney,
Mrs. David st. Pierre Gaillard, Mrs.
Edwin Haakinson, Mrs. Erskine
Hamilton, Mrs. Bishop Hill, Mrs.
Kenneth Holland, Mrs. Arthur Hud-
son, Miss Sarah Tyler Meigs, Mrs.
Robert Wallace Parker, Miss Dor
othy Tirrell and Mrs. A. z. Foster
Wood.
Later in the evening refreshments
were served while the members held
court. receiving the congratulations
and compliments Of their friends at
the gay party that followed the
c0ncerf
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Miss Cooper Weds
1t. Callahan

Mrs. William Knowles Cooper
announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Martha Mead
Cooper to 1t. Joseph William
Callahan. u. 8. N. The cere-
mony was performed Sunday aft
ernoon in this city.
1t. and Mrs. Callahan will
leave about June Is for the
formers new post In Honolulu.
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Keeney.C Cissel
Wedding Announced

Mrs. Theresa Cissel announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Margaret Cissel, to Mr.. Leslie
Keeney Of Los Angeles, Calf.
The bride is a graduate of st.
Mi1dred's Academy at Laurel, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keeney will reside
IN Los Angeles, where the former
and his father are in business.
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Mrs. Willard
Will Entertain

Mrs. Henry willard I'd, will
entertain at tea Friday after
noon from 4 to 6 O'Clock for the
nurses in the graduating class
of Garfield Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Wizards party will be at her
home, 2801 Tilden street.
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Mrs. A. E. Carter
Leaves for Home

Mrs. Albert e. Carter, wife of
Representative Carter of Cali
fornia, has closed her Mayflower
apartment. and returned to her
home. She left before the ad-
journment of Congress in order to
attend the. graduation Of her twin
nieces, Misses Miriam and Mar
jory Smith, from the University
Of California on Saturday.
The Misses Smith spent the last
year in the Capital and are well
known here, where they have
many friends.
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Miss Mary Lennon
To Marry in June

Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram German
Lennon announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Mary Patricia Lennon. to Mr..
John Edward Richards. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards.
Miss Lennon was graduated
from the Academy of the Sacred
Heart and is also a graduate of
the Immaculate Junior College.
Mr.. Richards received his degree
from the Georgetown University
School of Foreign Service.
The wedding win take place in
June.
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By the Way
Beth Blaine=

definitely herewith exciting
arriving morning with breakfast This there
instance party
and onighs Street Club
parties
Kenneth Gregg give night
appointed Minister Dominican Republic Robert
give
Henry
Detroit who will guesthe
place
Saturday Esp entertain
preceding Auchno Meywood that
night Barry
Edges
the anxious gentle
seriously breathil
you promise you'll Saturday nght?"
attractive thinking sending orchids 10
friends inclosing girl
the gentleman dancing with him least the
ladies who receive orchids "Beware-its trap!"
Following Bradley
Campbe at Grsands famous and picturesque old club
honor his two cousins who are having
in Capital also dinners
preceding this them the snowden Fanesocks-whh
is yery yery small and inoma-and Monday evening June the
daush-
wednesday June the red letter day chosen by Miss oeos
beautiful
Wndslope, Nebraska
following June and Edward Fnkensaedt
presenting their SLIM dakeyed pretty daughter sta
given the 1925 Street Club And
Mr. and Mrs James Clement Dunn giving
only their attractive daughter cynthia but also
chic young daughter
Mrs John Following the Dunn party Laura and John Gross
giving dinner dance-agan at the Street club-*hch will
younger
Saturday June Nine Espn viii debut tea for her daughter
swe the Argentine Embassy and later that evening
will entertain fete their daugh
Elisabeth 1t Comdr and Mrs Aherton Macondray will present
Maconday daughter Mary Lord Andrews at at their
lovely old Seminary Hill Alexandria, Saturday
June Is and two before the Macondray party Capt and Mrs.
Donald Cameron Bingham will tea dance at the Chevy
Binghams daughter Louisa Catherine
Adams Clement
Noyes $ n town
happily ensconced Massachusetts, W.
moment at tea time yesterday afternoon at Eddie
She looking WELL thought Also Eddies his
guests Mr. and Mrs Webb OF Palm Beach and New York
Maurice Fatio the wel-known and talented architect.
Evening star., 1940-05-22

There were some 200 guests at the
gala function and included in the
interesting company were diplomats,
debutantes, post-debutantes, sub.
debutantes as well as contempora-
ries of the hostess and of Mr.. Arthur
Bradley Campbell. cousin Of the
Misses Meuser.
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Junior League Singers
Entertain for Friends
Concert Given at Gaillard Home
Shows High Musical Standards

The lovely home Of Mr. and David resndd
last evening equally lovely music when
League dee Club gathered give concert for
Mrs oaiIard evening light pud
sleeves sweetheart neckne full skirt
with spring flowers for the OCCASION which
musical program presented.
Vocal soloiss for the evening Mrs Robert Knnebrew
sot At st. Thomas Episcopal Church. Mrs Eugene
voices blended delightfully."-
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Embassy Dinner

The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Horinouchi have issued inW-
tations for dinner tomorrow eve
ming and cards also have been sent
out for a dinner they will give
Tuesday evening, May %.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Diggs
At Atlantic CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Dlggs are at the Marlborough
Blenheim, Atlantic City, for a stay
OF several weeks. Mr.. Diggs is re-
cuperating from a serious illness of
three months.
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Mrs. Rice Guest

Mrs. j. Frank Rice will be the
house guest tomorrow OF Mrs. Coch-
ran Grif1lth at her estate in Ard
more, Pa. Mrs. Rice will be the
guest soloist at the Soroptimist Club
in Philadelphia tonight.
Evening star., 1940-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Reeder
and children, Wallace and Jack
Reeder, were the dinner guests Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. william Daniels
Of Washington.
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Luncheon Given
At KenwoOd Club

Mrs. Joseph s. Reiff, Mrs. Dewey
Quinn, Mrs. Francis Cole and Mrs.
Argyle Finney entertained jointly at
q lunchean yesterday at the Ken.
wood Club. There were so guests
Evening star., 1940-05-22

Mrs. Mae E. Howard has returned
to Silver Spring, from a week S
stay in Kansas City, where she at
tended the national convention Of
the International Association Of
Public EMPLOYMENT Services,
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Observation-Disclosures Of
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WADC--The Gang Busters
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WJX-NntIonai Barn Dance,
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WABC--YOur Hit Parade:
Barry Wood, songs, Orrln
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Director

Those scheduled TO speak In tribute
10 the late ST. Johns church rector
include John A. Coo OF the Ameri.
can Brass company and close friend
Of DR.. Lewis, and Rev, DR.. James
Il. Gregg. pastor Of the First church
OF Waterbury. The First Baptist
church choir will also be heard dur.
Ing the hour. long broadcast.
A general invitation TO attend has
been extended 10 the clergy OF oil
churches as we'll as the general pub
lie. The offering which Will 10 taken
will 90 to further the work Of the
vacation house at Lake Quassapaug,
established by the waterbury Visit.
Ing Nurse association for children
whose health requires outdoor &c.
tivity, q project IN which the late
clergyman was deeply interested
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Speaker

The facilities OF station WATR will
make available TO q large audience
the memorial service for the late
Rev. DR.. John N, Lewis at the First
Baptist church tomorrow night from
7:S0 to $50. The program depart.
ment OF the station has announced
that II has made several changes In
It's Sunday night schedule, thus maxi
ing possible abroadcast OF the me-
mortal services,
The services will be IN charge Of
Rev. David p. Gaines, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, who viii DO
assisted by Rev. Samuel A. Budde,
vicar Of Christ chapel and minister
IN charge at 81, Johns; Rev. John
j. snavoly, pastor Of the First Meth.
odist church; and Rev. Ridgeway II.
Shinn, pastor Of the West Side Hill
Methodist church.
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NOTICE!
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board of Commissioners OF
Public Works OF the city Of Wat
erbury, at a meeting held April 30th
1910, made assessment for sewer
purposes on property and against
nue., from Frost Road to Harker
Avenue, In the amounts set to their
respeGtlVe nAmes, TO WITT
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NOTICE!
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

Tho Board OF Commissioners OF
Public Works OF tho city of Water
bury, ut u meeting held April SOh,
1910, made assessment for sewer
purposes on property md against
propory owners on Woodbinc street,
from Woodland Avenue to Hnrker
Avenue, In tho amounts sot to their
rnAnnoilYn nnmoN. 10 Wifi
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NOTICE!
SEWER ASSESSMENTS

The Board OF Commissi oners Of
Public Works Of the City OF Water.
bury. at q meeting hold April 3Oth,
1910, made assessment for sewer
purposes on property and against
property owners or uarpers Ferry
Road, In the amounts set to their
nnmAA, 10 wifi
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INVITATION TO BID
April 20, 1870.

April ~, lVtO.
Item No. I Furnishing a. Installing
Equipment for the Farm
Group. Physical Train
Ing school. Cannery,
Adm. Bldg, Abbatoir.
..s ssss "a d. ~; a. f. al d;i ST.
GOe. Personnel Units
No. q No. q. Hospital
Inhr.mary glitch ZEN
EqyiPment) Laundry
Training School & Hos
pital for the Feeble
GsSSS; PwA Docket Coin.
Item No. 2 furnishing & Installing
OF Window Shades for
Various Buildings, State
I Training schSol 4 Hos.
Conn. pWA Docket
Item No. . Furnishing & Installing
Equipment for the Girls
Dormitories A and u,
University Of Connecti-
cut. Storrs. Conn:
Item No. General Construction In
Guiding Mechanical and
Electrical Equipment for
Water supply Pipe Lines
and PUMPS. Rocky Neck
Park, East Lyme. Conn;
Will be received In Room 400, State
ONCE Building. Hartford, Connecti-
10th day Of May, 1910 and immed-
lately thereafter on said day pub.
licly opened and read aloud In said
room. Plans and Specifications may
pc examined In said room after April
70. i9%c. Prcposal forms Tor Items
sspdardf 'i Eau p sny aS pssse e shs
without cost. All others DESIRING 10
BID on Items No. and No. may
o o. n perropossi forms upon payment
o. Slo.vo Ter a set OF Standard
plans and specifications for Items
No. and No. 4 may be obtained
upon payment OF $1,000 for each set.
any bidder upon returning one set
Of Items No. 2 or No. 4 promptly and
his s nsyn s1ad''ion v VIII Be refunded
actual bidders and ali deposits OF
non bidders upon the return OF the
documents In good condition within
ten Gays after day OF opening bids,
VIII be refunded with n deduction OF
cost OF production. Performance and
Labor and Materlalmen bonds 10 be
furnished by. the bidder awarded the
contract shall be In an amount not
less than 1909 OF the contract price.
The Commissioner Of Public Works
reserves the right TO waive technical
getects or 20 reject any and all bids.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid a certified check drawn upon a
state Bank apd Trust Company or q
National Bank located In the state
OF Connecticut to the order OF the
Treasurer Of the State OF Connecti-
cyt In n s an smoynt not less than 50
his bid until after the contract shall
have been awarded. RoBENT a.
I.IC WORKS FOR THE STATE or
CONNECTICUT Ad ii2. s-l-it
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Public Works OF the. City OF Water.
bury, at u meeting held April 30th,
1910, made assessment for sewer
purposes on property and against
nue., from Homestead Avenue 10
Ridgcneid Avenue, IN the amounts
set TO their respective names, 10
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The Board OF Commissioners of
Public Works OF the city OF Water
D,nry' NJ meeting held April 3Oth,
purposes on property and against
property owners on Cedar Avenue,
from Frost Road easterly 527 feet,
IN the amounts set 10 their respec-
tive names, to witt
NortherlY Side;
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The Board Of Commissioners Of
Public Works Of the. City of Water.
bury, at . meeting held April 30th,
1910, made assessment for sewer
purposes on property. and against
properly owners on Woodland Ave.
nue., from Homestead Avenue to
Woodbine street, In the amount set
TO their respective names. to witt
Easterly side,
Nicholas DeNlcolA 10000
Nicholas DeNicoia 1870
Harry X. Cashin
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Westerly side.
City OF Waterbury 5000
Exemptions.
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The above assessments are due
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bury,
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Evening star., 1940-10-25

| A special COmmlCtee was udIHeu
to investigate the proposal that the
District government contribute to
| the maintenance cost OF the new
Gravelly Point Airport after G. E.
MCGEE protested the plan. Mr.
MCGEE, chairman, and M. j. john
son and A. D. MacKinnon were ap-
pointed.
On the motion OF Mr.. Cunyus, the
association decided to press for a
traffic light at Thirty-f1fth street
and Reservoir road NV.
Sympathy was expressed in let
ter directed to Mrs. D. J. Donovan
on the death of Maj. Donovan, Dis
trict auditor and long time worker
for the District government. No
man has worked harder for the Dis
trict," said the association.
To Consider Testing Laboratory.
The question of reopening the
District of Columbia Testing Lab
oratory was referred to a committee
composed OF Mr.. MCGEE and Charles
E. Rich.
A committee was appointed. with
Mr.. Rich as chairman, to ask park
officials to permit small admission
to the Palisades Fieldhouse for a
community party.
Announcement was made that
plans were nearly completed for the
Halloween party to be held from 4
to II pm. October 81 at the field
house. The meeting. held at the
Palisades Fieldhouse. was presided
over by Thomas v. Ragan.
Evening star., 1940-10-25
Conduit Road Citizens
Vote Study for Better
Transportation Service
Committee Also to Look
Into Plan for District
Payment to Airport

Transportation facilities IN Poto-
mac Heights were assailed by men,
bers of the Conduit Road Citizens
Association last night. Bentley
Mulford advocated 24-hour service
better types of buses and street
cars and more frequent service for
the area and Walter D. Cunyus
suggested a ruling whereby pas
sengers of the Capital TRANSIT Co.
would not be required to pay a fare
If seat was not available.
A letter from the company deny
ing the request of the association
for the removal of the loading plat
form on M street NV. at Wisconsin
avenue to the west side Of Wisconsin
avenue was read.
No formal action on the trans
port 7tion problem was taken, the
mater being referred to the asso-
ciatinn's Public Utilities Committee
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