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BUSINESS Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FgLLX Es{ les EQUIPPED GROCERY, meat mar
iong eass assr'eFS S ets neT A. 1turss cheap
ROoMING HOUSE, downtown, % rms,
near 18th and X; good income, low rent.
Mr. Purcell. owner, ME. 1857, by III am.
INFORMATION BUREAU. established 25
aple o1er refused. Box 4S0-E Star. 25'
DELICATESSEN for. sale. good location:
iiVins quarters. Information. 3412 11th
Reasonably prised 1TlEar9sf TslsphoDs ME. sSH ssSs.
DRY CLEANING and tailoring shop. fully
eGITaip9ped: GT p9pd:, sacrifice. 1908 Eyarts st. ne.
DE 3037. Owner leaving city.
FOR SALE-SuccessfuI tailoring and cloth
ing store on prominent avenue in the Ma
,lon's CAPITAL. Responsible parties only.
WasbinrfaS w. bfr1fe5s n Address 1912 Conn. aye.
GAS STATION on R. !, ave. n.e.-shows
over $50 net profit wkly.; price, $4,000,
terms Jos. Hollander. ME- 4813.
RooMING HOUSE; 4 rooms. baths,
ssrass; &C. nW febf 81 So9 so9s $3.50 cash. 11s1 10th
HAVE SPACE IN MY STORE. including
large snow window for rent fine location
rent. Box 9R 4ssG. e oshsr stsr Nne'; very rsas.
ESTABLISHED INN at Annapolis offers
rare opportunity to acquire a prosperous
Destne DessneSs: o Tbose interested must apply IN
financial responsibility and ability to prop
$50 N. Charles ST.. BALTIC. Md
GROCERY-MEATS. cash business reason
ably priced Owner has other business,
Box 100-G. Star.
GASOLINE. ACCEs.; fine appearing corner
statlon; owner will sell whole or one-half
Star oU'
DEILIcA.; SANDWICHES, oFF-sALE BEER:
Se5o Sell EQUIPPED good cd bus; low rent; price.
otoo cash. BOX 32-H, Star.
Z baths oil heat newly decorated; rent.
KEAcH M AND AND FoRBEs SsaSs RE- tfrms sa1s s7!o'
snFaodlJ GRO NEAT. AT $1,000 wk., wond store,
sci} DelG; ti;,oh beer sandw, gro; nice place;
A S EcoNoMooSN Ho. e47a.
GRoiGERY TasiSiE Isl STORE, OF doing $500, wk, in
sr5 g5EsTAURANT; STA on end off sale fH'as; beer
money.maker; reas.; terms a ALBERT Der III II
cH. 1861. Res. woodiey So4s.A Ati va
BOARDING HOUSE Dupont circiel-
50 Ioo torns tHTU; good furniture; IA rooms:
. RooMING9 HOUSE usth st,-14 rooms,
GRocERYs4oaop oeaaapi Peefiy Rteff sPe9o Ne% truck
sent &c noo S65 Large clean stock. owner iii.
ROoMING HOUSE G5th at r. r)-AIl
apts ] 8 rooms compIeteiy furnished. s7oo.
CANDY AND ICE CREAM Business Need
caIR Prt2r4e 40 4enlarge; r Sell Y interest cheap
Rent S55; S125-S15O wkly. bus. $1,000.
1923 14th NV MA s5on
ASSOCIATE WANTED with So 900
to market proven item of merit;
national sales to largest depart
ment and mail order houses:
actual orders on hand; profitable
returns. Box 426-E, Star.
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ttces and all advertisements under
Personal. Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
The Star is the great Want Ad"
medium Of Washington, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those OF newspapers in other large
cities. Nothing is so cheap consid-
ering the results obtained.
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HELP MEN.
(Continued.)

HoSPrTALIzATION SALESMAN - other
men making 1880 to $50 weekly. Man
over 40 only need apply. 218 Colorado
Building, l4th and G stS NV
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ESTABLISHED INN at Annapolis Offers
rare opportunity to acquire a prosperous
business Those interested must apply IN
person and be ready to produce proof of
cry continue this business Stefey, inc,
336 N. Charles st RaItn Nd '
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GHO MEAT. 81 900 wk: wond store,
SpIend1d OPP. right party: terms
Dehc;. beer, sandw, gro.; nice place;
G FCONonEoG ryo o.-o
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GASOLINE, ACCES.; fine appearing corner
Station; owner will sell whole or one-half
active interest at low price. Box 3O-H,
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GIRLS, colored f2), neat willing workers,
want part-time morning Jobs. no Sundays:
refs. Lincoln OlST-W -
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MAID lady wishes to place her maid;
part time tafternoons); evening meal
cleaning, cooking. Home nights. No
chlldren or laundry. Hobart 472l.
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GROCERY STORE, doing $500 wk., in
rapidly growing suburban section; no
REsTAURANT OoGS on snd rnri of V see eSaFfsrs bssr
and wine, on main highway in Arl. real
tmn0oLqey,,maKer m0q9y,,m reas.; terms. ALBERT H
SOHEN 1912 N. Irving st Arl Va
GH. I66i. Res. MnndleY on4s
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DELIcA.: SANDWICHES. oFF-SALE BEER:
o Sel EQUIPPED good bus; low rent; price,
800 cash. Box 32-H, Star
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONS-Buy at the Piano Shop and
save! 4s-bass BertIni $3.50; 4S-bass
yIeenut Ien S42 30; l20-bass Hohner. $50 so;
dcOsoasS - Galanti. S65 All used but in
good condltlon. Pay 81 weekly Republic
1890. lois eth st. NV
ACCORDION-It isn't necessary to buy an
instrument If you want to find out II you
a responsible person we will loan you an
Saccordlon without charge or deposit Of any
KING. Inc only cost is nominal fee for
tney are taken, not in advance This
pan also is available on other instru-
mentS; Ma. 4130. kits, 1890 a ST
Middle of the block, between 18th and
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GROCERY-MEATS. cash business, reason-
aoiy priced Owner has other business.
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ROOMING HOUSE, Col. I'd, 10th: IL rms.
Z baths. oil heat: newly decorated; rent,
oI22; well furn.: $4,000: terms $500.
kEACH AND FORBES, RE. 2a1e
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MOTHERS HELPER or part-t!me work,
coIored. So and carfare. $40 Orleans pl
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HAVE SPACE IN MY STORE, including
large show window for rent; fine location
Tor gift shop or other lines: very reas,
rent. Box 42S-G Star,
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GIRLS (2). colored. desire Jobs as general
hfouSeWorkers: city reference. Phone At
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MAN, young for fruit and vegetable mar
get; salary expected: references. Bog 16-
II, Star 2ks
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MAN, under 40, h. S. grad. with prac-
Ilcal ability and capable of handling men.
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SALESkAEN.

GOVT REPRESENTATIVE by large manu-
facturer of electrical fittings; must be
aualitied and experienced. Box 1916
Star.
LARGE MANUFACTURER, 81 years in
business with plenty of capital, producing
washington branch, wants competent sales
man Ior outside work. Must have car and
De willing to work Liberal commissions
write P. Q. Box 1910, San Antonio, Texas
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WOMAN, white. wants housework: adults
onIy: rel. SH. 1885 or write L. Parker
oolo sligo parkway, Silver Spring, Md 20.
| WOMAN colored, wishes general house
Work oy day or week: references. Call
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Local Advertisers

tIIIIc IoC IIIlt- by
3 times zoe line ne--l l.80
7 times 19c line {consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
DEATH NOTICES-s1.25 per In
sertion for 10 lines or less: 15c Der
line for additional lines.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rates
2 lines time, zoe line e--$ so
3 lines. 2 times. 18c line 1.08
3 lines, times, 15c line 1856
Business cards under Snecial Nc
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BEDROOM-Out Of Storage THE ACME
COLUMN VERSUS THE BARGAIN COLI
UMN:' 3-pc. Solid Maple with Coil Spring
and lnnerspring Mattress. The Price Will
Amaze You. 1-pc. Bleached Mahogany
Dlnette with Upholstered Seat Chairs Ac-
tually Used 80 Days. This Quality Furni-
ture Cans Be Bought Cheap" If You Act
Fast Open Nights. Free Storage and
Moving Estimates. All New Insured Vans
Grating. Rug Cleaning. Long Distance
Hauling. Low Rates" ACME MOVING &
STORAGE CO. 461S 14th st. NV. Georgia
1902. OPEN NIGHTS
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ROOM1NG HOUSE. IA rooms. 2 baths,
garage; rent SO, SO; $3.50 cash. 1131 10th
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRLS, two. colored, want Jobs as nurs-
ing. general houSeWork or part time; live
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BEDROOM-Out Of Storage 1.-THE ACME
COLUMN VERSUS THE BARGAIN COL
uMN" A Beautiful Ape Walnut Suite
Priced at Sacrifice. 3-pc. Mohair Living
Room in Green. 'Sensationally Low" Solid
Maple 6-pc. Dinette with Extension Table
An Amazing Value" This Furniture Actu-
ally Looks New, It's Been Used so Little
Open Nights. Free Storage and Moving
Estimates. All New Insured Vans. Graft
Low Rates" ACME MOVING & STOR-
AGE CO. 46lS l4th st. NV. Georgia 1902.
OPEN NIGHTS.
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MAGAZINE MEN cash club or two pay: a
$1.15 to $3.50 per order; spot verifica-
ton. transportation; pay daily or weekly.
gee Dan Wagner, 402 9th st, NV, Room
Zl9 Y to 2s20 a m or fc
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GAS STATION on R. I. ave- n.e.-Shows
over $50 net profit wkly; price, $4,000,
terms. Jos. Hollander. Me 4S13.
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HELP MEN & WOMEN

COUPLE-Woman. cook and housework:
man, chauffeur, house and garden; $1,000
month, meals and living quarters: St
Marys Co. Md; references necessary. Box
26-H. Star
FARMER. sober, Protestant; salary basis
TINS year; give references and experience
f1rst letter. Box 466-E. Star.
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BOARDING HOUSE Dupont Circle
income ~ d 5000; good furniture; Ia rooms:
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PERSONAL.


DESIGNER = DRESSES DFSICNF1 7ro
Suat your personality. Standard patterns
mace. Prices reasonable. DU 1882. 25s
own EMORRH01DS IstiDS ERADICATED BY MY
VwD e methoo Results effective Tor a life
Srne. tIme or money back Write for booklet. No
IaeE OF surgery DIR SOMMERWERCK
!:3o2 columbia rd Adams O3ss
ARTHRITIs. RHEUMATISM CONDITIONS
Teneyto pureyt stas by ORGANIC vITAMINs IN the
sion p,ireae- sac write or phone Life Exten-
NV, Tor free illustrated booklet. '''
If IF 70 YoU ARE ARE goTHERED WITH BILLS
VI oi need EXTRA MONEY for vacation inSf
give me telephone call. You can GET GET sIno IHI
wbqcb ahq need ee d,, repay only 81 .63 per week.
otber smntn.s lroLuaeS interest. the only charge.
JACK SESSIONS Michigan 651n
LEI LEI OR DELL DELLA LEDENDEcKER's SPLEEN
BaD BaT,,e HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAlNs AWAY 30o5 o NV MI I1y0
MEET FRIENDLY FOLKS
,,r THROUGH FAY THOMPSON.
ME- ZIG After 5. or Box 26O-A, Star 3o.
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HELP WOMEN.
fConfin,tal

COOK. experienced in guest house. Must
be honest and neat with recent references
Hobart 5000.
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fOR SALE-SucceSsful tailoring and cloth
ing store on prominent avenue in the Ma
NO trifers. Address 1912 Conn. ave,
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MAN, young, over 1S yrs old: Virginia
sales work must be free to travel See
MI. Slavin, Rm. 422, 14O4 New York
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DRY CLEANING and tailoring shop. fully
eSalpped sacrifice. 1908 Evarts st. ne.
DE. 9037. Owner leaving city.
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| MAN, with car. between ages % and 30,
TO take 3 months training in sales and
| credit Credit dept. position available to
successful man Apply RIM. 40S, Com
| merce u Savings Bank Bldg, 7th and E
| StS. n W, between 6 and z % m Wednesday
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MAN for night cleaning and watchman,
p m: to am. must be active, sober and
| reliable: SS5 per mo. Give age and color,
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. ROOMING HOUSE O6th st)-14 rooms.
s paths: beautiful place; So 900.
, GROCERY--S400 weekly. New truck,
SetI &c noo 800. Large clean stock. Owner Ill.
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BEAUTY SHOP DOWNTOWN - VERY
reasonably priced. Telephone ME- 1923.
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WOMAN, colored. wishes general house
work, with employed persons, full charge;
excellent with children HO 40rS
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WOMAN, young colored. experienced
e9ok; S1{,, general work or waitress: city ref.
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MAN, young, colored. all-around, over IS
| years, with good exper in handling and
cutting meat: refs. required. Apply 1925
/ 4fh st
Evening star., 1940-12-29

The marriage Of Miss Lucy Du Val
Pitcher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
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ing the flowers in their headdresses
Mr.. Scott Jarrett of Richmond was
his brothers best man. The ushers
were Mr.. Bob Jarrett of Bellaire
Ohio, brother of the bridegroom
Mr.. c. Murray Bernhardt Of Wash
.ington. Mr.. Charles Dey of Arling-
ton and Mr.. Lauritz Larsen, jr.
brother of the bride, who arrived
from Norway just in time for the
wedding
A reception in the home of DR.
and Mrs. c. c. Kiess, on Brandywine
street, followed the ceremony. after
which DR.. and Mrs. Jarrett left fol
a wedding trip.
Mrs Jarrett received her educa-
ton in Norway and in this country
She was graduated from the Garfield
Memorial Hospital in September.
DR. Jarrett attended the Univer-
sity of West Virginia and was grad
uated from the University of Penn
sylvania School of Medicine in 1898
He is member of the Theta Chi
Phi Chi and Phi Beta Kappa Fra
ternities and is at present associated
with the University Of Pennsylvania
Hospital
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Mrs. Charles T. Squires and Miss
Mona Ann Squires Of Greenville,
S. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Butler
of Hopewell, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Mclaughlin of Woodbury. Forest. DR.
and Mrs. John Pitcher Bradshaw
of Norfolk, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy
Shrevey of Evanston, Ill; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Shearer of Austin, Tex;
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harris of
Stevensburg, Miss Anna Mae Harris
of Lignum, Mrs. E. Y. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Y. Willis, jr., and DR.. Willis
of Remington; Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Crymble of Kingsport, Tenn; Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hawthorne, Mr.
william Hawthorne and Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubrey Lane of Kenbridge;
Mrs. Sidney Neblett of Dundas. Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Worsham, Miss Sarah
Worsham, Mr.. John Worsham, Mr..
and Mrs George Allen, jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Brydon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Davis of Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs John Hardy Waters, jr,
of Suffolk; Miss Mary Hunter Tai
man of Sandston and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Winnie of Newport News.
Following reception after the
ceremony, the bride and bridegroom
left for a wedding trip in Florida.
They will be at home after January
Is at 2732 Wilson boulevard in Ar
lington, Va.
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ternating with Miss Janet Moran,
Miss Wanda Greer and Miss Monte
Rozzelle.
The party at the Warwick home
will be attended by a large group
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick's friends,
about 100 guests having been in
vited.
Miss Allen r. Slower, who will
serve eggnog, will be the only as
sistant. Guests are expected to come
from Baltimore as well as Mont
gomery County and the District.
On tomorrow's calendar is the
tea which Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Dulin. ir., will give for Mr.. Dulin's
niece, Miss Marjorie Crockett Of
Richmond, Va. Their guests will
be some of the young people of
Friendship Heights whom Miss
Crockett has met on previous Wis
its here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulin are omitting
their usual New Year party this
year since their daughter, Mrs.
Grant Heston, who assisted at pre-
vlouS parties, is now living in
Hawaii, where Ensign Heston is on
duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barron
Kerkham will entertain at dinner
New Year Eve at their home in
Westmofeland Hills. Mr.. and Mrs
Kerkham have planned a trip to
their farm in West Virginia for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake
Have Holiday Guests.
Holiday visitors to the Bethesda
community are Miss Ethel Higgin-
son of Tarrytown. N. Y, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Kinds of Kingston,
N. Y, who are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George B. Lake on Over
hill road.
Miss Corinne Peverley of Balti-
more is spending the week end in
Westmoreland Hills with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wetherill.
Miss Jane Joyce, vino is tempo
rarily living at Marwood on Potomac
road, has gone to Long Island for
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Frederick Pitcher of Paisley, Ches-
terfield County, Va, to Mr.. Ashton
CrenShaW Jones, jr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ashton Crenshaw Jones of Ar
lingtor, took place at Paisley last
evening, the Rev. j. Evan Balderson
of Petersburg, Va, officiating. The
ceremony took place in the draw
ing room of the home. which was
decorated with ferns, palms and
white flowers and lighted cathedral
candles. Mr.. D. Pinckney Powers,
pianist, and Mrs. Howard Wrighy,
violinist, both of Petersburg, played
program of nuptial music.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown Of
blush white slipper satin on princess
lines, with full train. Her veil was
of Brussels lace over illusion, and
she carried a shower bouquet of gar
denies and lilies OF the valley. Her
only attendant was Mrs. Claiborne
Strigling Jones of Abingdon, who
wore pink chiffon and lame made
with full skirt and train of the
chiffon. She carried an arm bou-
quet of shell pink snapdragons and
blue daisies. Mr.. John Rucker Jones
Of Arlington, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, served as best man.
Out-of- town guests attending the
wedding were Mr.. John Mason
Pitcher Of State College, Pa. Mr..
and Mrs. Ashton Crenshaw Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rucker Jones,
MI. and Mrs. Morrel Stone, Mr. Will
liam Hoge, Sd; Mr. and Mrs. Geof-
frey Marriott, Mr.. and Mrs. NAL
colin McGregor, Mr.. Wade Pearson,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gosnell, Mr.,
and Mrs. Henry Klinge, Mr.. Carlton
Hawthorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Guilford
Mattern, Mr. and Mrs. Basil De
Lashmutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons
Pitcher, Miss Isabel Petit, Mrs.
George H. Rucker, Mr.. and Mrs. N.
A. Rees, Mr.. Mac Rucker, jr., and
Mr.. Francis Wayland of Arlington,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Armstrong,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leverett Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hawthorne, jr.;
Mr.. Jack Hayes and Mr.. Francis
Stevens of washington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Edward Latham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanton Pitcher and Miss Vir-
ginia Pitcher of Alexandria, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jere M. H. Willis and Miss
Catesby Willis of Fredericksburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mason Pitcher,
| Mrs. j. A. Pitcher, jr., of Roanoke;
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bride of DR.. Joe Nelson Jarrett of
Philadelphia and Bellaire, Ohio.
The bridegroom's father, the Rev.
Charles N. Jarrett, officiated, using
the double-ring ceremony.
Mr.. Lauritz Larsen of New York
gave his daughter in marriage. She
wore an ivory gown of duchess satin
and rose point lace made with a
sweetheart neckline, basque bodice
and full skirt, which fell into a bill
lowing train. A long illusion veil
fell from coronet of orange bios
SONS.
Miss Margaret KiesS, cousin of the
bride. served as maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Vogler of Bath, Pa: Miss Virginia
Mohler Of Waynesboro, Va; Miss
Juanita Walden of Atlanta, Ga, and
Miss Leila May Kehoe of Warrenton,
Va. They wore pastel costumes of
moire and carried sweetpeas match
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gould to Be
Hosts at Tea Party.
Among the parties on the schedule
for the week are the tea which Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Gould will give
this afternoon and a cocktail party
on Bradley boulevard at the home o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Warwick.
About $50 guests are expected at
the Gould home to extend holiday
greetings to Mr.. and Mrs. Gould's
two daughters, Miss Marjorie Gould,
home from the University of Illinois.
and Miss Caroline Gould, fresh
man at Cornell University.
Assisting at the tea will be six
Bethesda college girls whom the
Misses Gould knew in the Bethesda.
Chevy Chase High School. Miss
Margaret Kinsmon, Miss Marjorie
wilkins and Miss Lois Gish will help
with the serving of the guests, al
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a short visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Sew
ard Pulitzer.
Maj. Gen. Henry H. Arnold and
Mrs. Arnold and their son, David
Arnold, have gone to West Point to
be with their older son. Bruce Arnold,
through the holiday season.
Mrs Paul L. Brewer and her
daughter. Miss Joan Riddick. and
her son, Mr.. Paul Riddick, are back
at their home on Seven Locks road
after a visit with the late Mr.
Brower's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Brewer, in New York.
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Nearby Maryland Families
Busy With Holiday Parties
Social Notes of Bethesda and
Lower Montgomery County;
The Imiries Are Hosts

In the nearby Maryland towns with parties
parties community.
Donald re exchange Of holiday greetings
yesterday afternoon.
Imirie chairman Of Montgomery Cotllon
the guests the
residents instrumental in revng the coon which
a social tradition in Montgomery County history.
Entertaining jointly with Imie
mie Mortimer Inlay Florence Nichols
assisted during the afternoon.
Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs Donald Ime
and Mrs. Robert L. Gines for q buffet supper
Another party yesterday afternoon that
Rutland Ducke Beard Chavy Chase boulevard Beard
entertain holiday their
smaller than Beard giving
time to work with Bundles for Britain table filled
delicious English cakes from old family recipe that
her Miss daughter hostess
assisted her greeting the their
Duckett Beard his Military
Academy was also on hand to greet the guests.
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Visiting in Groton

The Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Loudon have gone to Groton,
Mass, to visit Nine. Loudon's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Whitney.
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Weddings
OF Recent
Interest
Continued From Page D-1.)

and without trimming. The long
sleeves were fitted and the bodice
had a sweetheart neckline. The
long skirt fell into a train at the
back, which was covered by her
long ivory color tulle veil held by a
coronet of orange blossoms. Her
bouquet was of three white orchids
surrounded by bride roses, with a
shower of lilies of the valley.
Miss Anne Hughes Talman was
maid of honor and her sisters only
attendant, and wore rose faiile tat
feta made with fitted bodice, shirred
sleeves, sweetheart neckline and
full skirt. Her short circular veil
was held by band of natural
flowers like those in her bouquet
Of cream color roses
Mr.. John D. Rumsey of Buffalo
! was best man and the ushers were
Mr.. John Thurston Talman, brother
of the bride, and Mr.. Edward
Everett Post of New York City.
Mrs. Talman, mother of the
bride, received the guests at the club
after the ceremony, wearing a gown
of soldier blue crepe trimmed with
cut steel beads. Her hat was OF
deep wine color with a short veil
and she wore bouquet of gar
denlas. She was assisted by Mrs.
A. Mansfield Patterson of New York
City and Buffalo, mother of the
bridegroom, who was dressed in
black velvet and becoming hat to
match, and wore white gardenias.
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson started on their wedding
trip, the bride wearing a travelling
costume of green wool with a baron
ducki coat and brown veil on her
green hat which was trimmed with
pheasant feathers. They will be at
home after January Is at COG River
side drive in Buffalo where Mr..
Patterson is president of an aero
nautical manufacturing corporation.
The bride is a granddaughter of the
late Maj. and Mrs. Robert Fitzhugh
Talman of New York State who
lived In Washington for some years
before their deaths. Mr.. Patterson
Is son of the late Mr.. A. Mansfield
Patterson OF Buffalo and New York
City.
= Mrs. E. c. Marshall, aunt of the
bride, accompanied Mr.. Marshall
from Charlotte, N. c., for the we'd
ding and others from out of town
were: Mr.. and Mrs r. S. Marshall
OF Lexington, Va, uncle and aunt of
the bride; her sister, Mrs. G. c..
Butler of Denver; her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
Camp, Jr., of Columbus, Ga: Mrs.
j. Madison Taylor, grandmother of
the bridegroom, and his uncle, Mr..
Percival D. Taylor of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. Drayton Cochran, Mr..
Irving D. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Edi-
son Lewis, Mrs. Robert B. Moves and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Everett Post of
New York City; Mr.. John F. Cor
don Of Merton, Pa: Mr.. and Mrs.
James r. Harris and Mr.. C. Newbold
Taylor of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Cochran of Richmond,
Va; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pendleton
Lewis of West Orange, N. j.; Mr..
Taylor M. Marbury of Baltimore,
Mr.. William j. Smith. Mr.. Nelson
D. Riley, jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Rumsey of Buffalo, and
Mrs. Charles M. Lea of Devon, Pa,
and Washington,