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Evening star., 1940-09-20

WOODBRIDGE, D. C.. 2505 BUNKER HILL
rd ne-Beautiful detached house. 8 rooms
and bath. mi: available Oct. !; $50
Emerson S1OS ~
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ROOMS FUR e. UNEUR.
ROOMS UkFURNIsHEo.

Col NJ ST. Nw.-Large front room, newly
decorated, with private bath. ch.w.: rea-
knnable ME Qn14
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1914 EMERSON ST NW.-Large twin
bedroom, suitable for " gentlemen. Mr.
14th ST. Call TAYLOR 1l65.
1920 R I. AVE. NW.-Unusuany attrac-
five room for " men running water; eX-
cellent home cooking.
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1920 Bird ST. NW.-Front room twin
beds: excellent food; home privileges: un-
limited phone: gentlemen. GE. 2523.
45O6 14th ST, at car stop-Newly dec.
house. brand-new furniture, twin beds
good cook IL
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C, 3s25 LIVINGSTON
New condition, rooms. 3 baths, garaRs
OIL neat, fireplace, sleeping porch prpttv
yard. SIOO month. Nj 1891 After oos
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GLOVER PARKS RMS, 2 BATHs Sun
neat: $50 Call F. Z. MALONEY. agent.
Woodley 164a
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HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR.
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp

Mr., WOODROW WILsoN-NEwLY RE-
modelled home, & rms, gar, Ice, living rm
with fireplace. Venetian blinds EN-. 561J
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BY ,oWNER-s65 Mo-ORIGrNAL COLO
NAL house. over 159 years old. 2I0 <.
bath. ooen freplsces. large and beauti-
iul yard, oil heat, ami. Inspect snv dav
aIter m except Thurs Apply within
Oct. 18th
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.
AND 8 BEDROOM APIS.

2 AND 3 BEDROOM APTS.
with living room. dining room and
kitchen on lst floor; bedrooms and bath
on md floor Available Oct lst. SCI
and S75. SKYLAND APARTMENTS. 35th
and Good Hope I'd Sc. Atlantic 940O-
s4l5 MAPLE AVE. JUST OFF s400
block Georgia aveD-Living room bed
room, dinette, kitchen bath; nice yard.
large screened rear porch.
S49.50.
Heat. hot water jsnitor service jan
ltor Will show or call Dupont 1855
BRADLEY, BEALL g. HOWARD. INC,
National 021l Southern Bldg.
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APARTMENTS UhFURklSHED.
81 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
GEORGETOWN

and ; rms, kit bath; ref; $40 W
INTERNATIONAL BANK District 1854
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BY ELDERLY GENTLEMAN-Rm and
board with small refined Protestant family.
co. 1894 bet. rs IN. or pm.
YOUNG MAN. clean habits. desires rm. with
bd, days wk.. Tues to Fri: vicinity Belts
vile, Berwyn, TAX. PIX. Box LOS, star.
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ATTENTION, GOLFERS. MODERN HOUSE
3 bedrooms, baths, oil heat, community
membership in the club visit this at'rac-
tive house this week end. l39 Montpelier
I'd. Manor Country Clmh
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Available Oct Practically new g.
room brick Colonial; nice neighborhood
buses scbooIt %Ih easy oiI ar-cond,,
toned heat: lovely kitchen. bath: Ingle-'
nook fireplace: rock wool insulation: ma
SH 113H
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2OO1. SIXTEENTH ST. NV.

ZUOls Ola EE1S II . L. IN w {.
Beautiful Broom. kit. and bath apart
ment. Located on the corner Of the build
lng with exposures 10 the south. east and
north. insuring perfect cross ventilation.
1t has abundant closet space
You Will be pleased with the attractive
modernized building. located on upper 18th
ST. "i-hour elevator and switchboard
service
C. A. SNOW CO.. 10 sth ST. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
Continued ~

SILVER SPRING. MD. LINDEN), aeod
Warren St. corner Seminary rd.-3 bed
rooms. center hall. ami. lge. sur, deck
schools churches; stores, bus; lsrg
Lease. weekdays. SIS, Sat. pm. all ds
f0i TUCKERMAN ST Nw-6 ROOM1
path attracttvely furn.; bIilt-in garsgs
n " h. For appointment. North 701s. "a
NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE coUNTN
club section bedrooms, baths. livid
room, library, den, oil heat, maids rood
and bath. Phone Chestnut 4472.
OWNERS HOME-5 ROOMS. BATH
beautifully and completely furnished; zranl
piano, radio, oil heat. electric refriEerstforl
Ieasonaole rent for season or years lease
Decatur OIL
BETHESDA-72O GEORGETOWN RD AT
ous stop, completely furnished, 8 rooms 2
oathS, oil heat; months to responsible
people; reasonable. Wisconsin 1852
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE. Mr.
Chevy Chase Club bedrms, baths.
Phone oliver O635.
WESLEY HGTs., .4537 LOWELL STAT
tractlye furnished house: from Oct l TO
June ]; & rooms, bath oil burner garden,
garage; Sl35 month. SANDOZ, INC.
DU. 1924.
1206 KEARNEY ST NE
Nicely furnished three bedrooms: auto
matte heat; near schools and churches: -
car garage; Is minutes from downtown;
rent, 500 per month. Call DU. 2s4s be-
fore pm, or B. F. SAUL CO., Ma oibO
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galqg new Condition, SIS FULTON p.
GORDON l421 Eve st NV d 5,;5o'
once open : m 70 9 pm
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ASSESSED VALUE. $4,000. SELL FOR
$4,000; rents yearly for $4,000 =
apis, l vacancy Splendid location and
condition Mr. Whiteford Of McKEEVER
AND WHTrErORD, 1873 X st. NV. Dl.
Q1Of
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THE CLELAND.

1916 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
Six large rooms. kitchen and bath; room
to park autos See these a7ts 81
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BURLINGTON HOTEL.
Modern Downtown Apis.
LOWEST RATES IN CITY.

Fireproof bldg: 24-hour. switchbd.. elev.
service: free refg. foyer. huge living rm.,
bath, $50; choice corner apt. , rms,
kit hall. bath, S55. Excellent seIyice
Tourane, 1880 r st. NV. Dupont $500.
NICELY FURN. AT SMALL CHARGE.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c--II RMS. BATHS
! bedrm., bath on Ist floor. Spacious 1iy-
inE nm. and dining rm oil heat, new
condition; Sl15 FULTON r GORDON
I427 Eye s.. NV DI $3.50. once opsn
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l64l K ST. NW-Nicelv furnished rooms.
also bedroom, living room, private pain
excellent home cooking: downtown. 20
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1921 FIRST ST. NV.

Exceptional modern 4-family bldg. Re
striCted. ! and :. bedrms kit. din bath
large screened porch. Separate laundry
and locker space in basement, $3.50 up.
MGR. 5NlI n. Hamp ave. RA. 2936.
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III 10th ST. NE-s R. AND B H.-WH
GARVEY. Dl. 450s. Eve. and Sun, GEN
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DETACHED HOME PVT APT LARGE
rooms private bath, 3 expos. ami elec.
refg.. garage opt. 5506 l4th ST. NV. GE
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and r SITS nw-1 room kit dinette. pvt.
bath: day. So: ! or . persons. week. S1S;
month. $50 Full service. Frigidaire, nicely
furn MA 54c5 LINKINS CO. direction
1872 NEWTON ST. NW-ATTR APT,
containing rms and bath, front and rear
porches. all outside rms: gas, cleo. in
cluded nicely furn. LINK1NS CO., 1622
H st.
s54 AND s55-BUCHANAN APIS, 452e
18th st. n.w-Liv. rm., porch. bedrm..
T., b.. incl. gas elec GE. 1883, ewes.
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1877 IRVING ST. NW.-AVAnABLE OCT
!; 10 rms, > baths, oil heat: SIS mo
suitable for roomlng house: ! st commercial
zone Apply mgr. Ebbitt Hotel
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MARLYN APARTMENTS,
39th & Cathedral Ave. NV.
2151 California ST NV

Two bedrooms with ample closet space.
combination living room and dining room.
large foyer. tile bath with shower, we'll
equipped kitchen with pantry and service
entrance and back porch. three exposures:
light. airy apartments. completely ana
artistically redecotated throughout; elevs
tor service. All utilities included in the
reasonable rental. Resident manager on
premises
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lls VARNUM ST. NW.-SIX ROOMS AND
baIn; available Oct. !; $50 For inspection
Evening star., 1940-09-20

DUPLEX HOUSES 1878 CHAPLIN
s. nv. second hoor, rent only s55, isst
iurn!Shed 1895 p ST Sc Arst ~
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APARTMENTS uhEuRNlsHEp.
THE ARGONNE,

1879 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath. reception hall.
Resident manager. CO. 4635.
44O6 AND 441O JENIFER ST. NV.
2nd floor; bedroom, living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath: S45 and S46.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV District 1OI5.
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SILVER SPRING

room. lsvatory, de luxe kitchen; auto. gas
heat: conv. schools. stores. trans. MO $685..
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ROOMS WANTED.

EMPLOYED WOMAN desires furnished
room in vicinity Wis. and Macomb sts.
Box Abb, Star
LADY Government employe desires small
furnished room. vicinity 3Oth and SIS.
NV. Box 1855. Star.
WOMAN employed, wants furn room in
quiet home or apt, downtown, reasonable.
Box 20S-S, Star.
FURNISHED ROOM in home Of cultured
people in Northwest section. Box us
Evening star., 1940-09-20

on neat. maid 5 room. screened porch and
sttlc' ! block bus. blocks school: beng
reoecorated. can be seen evenings bv sp-
polntment, SH5. Call Mrs Christina
WI 66a3, PAUL NJ. LUDT, Real Estats
Evening star., 1940-09-20

$500 CEDAR ST. Sill SPR-ATTRAc-
room. bedrm. on LIST floor. maids quar-
ters with full bath, attached garage nice
grounds with rock garden, trees: very de-
SlTable location, exceptional value, $50.
Call Mrs. Rowe. p. r. SPEAR, INC, 7072,
Old GEORGETOWN rd, Bethesda, Nd Wiss
conSin 210S
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54 RANDOLPH PL. NV. NEAR NORTH
Capltol-6 rms. . porcheS garage oil
heat: no small children woodley O542
SOUTH. EXPO, 9 RMS BATH H -WH
new stove, porcheS nice yard COW. trans.
ADULTS. 1904 c ST. ne KenSington 3s7-W
BETHESDA. 213 LINCOLN sT-5 ROOM
condltioned bpaf WI So-n e-i
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CHANCELLOR CLUB,

e131 Mass. ave nw-Why live in an
ordinary boarding house when you can
enjoy life in this beautiful ex-embassy
guest home with 40 other young people at
10 greater cost. Excellent food. We have a
room with private baths and showers. for
l. or g. Our prices will happily surprise
you. Dupont 94O4.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Ink ROOM or share kitchen privileges
modern home, c Nv; for couple with 4-mo
baby reas Box ZOOS, Star.
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sA99 KAMcAc Aur MA

Sab KANSAS AVE. NV.
Modern brick house, 6 rooms. dinette
and IA baths: front and double rear
porches' garage; hot-water heat cleo
]. A McKEEvER CO, INC,
1925 K St NV District Q1n6
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BELMONT Gardens.
JUST OPENED.

Cor. Columbia rd-Live in palatal home.
good address. Best meals entertaining
priv. service: reasonable. Available now.
LARGE single. $40; large cor. dble. open
fireplace S3S Large 4th-fioor single, S36
Corner suite for 3, pvt. bath, DIR. loom,
phone, fireplace. S3S.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Just opened. al new furnishings. best
beds, plenty baths and runnins water
SIS wk. and up. Walking to all depart
nents. 1918 l. ST. NV.
COLORED-Beautiful. large front room;
heat furn.; l blk. car line. AT. 7701. Call
after 5:30.
COLORED us 53rd st. ne: Capitol
View-Large front room. nicely furn.:
home PRIVILEGES: by week or month. AT.
lQo4-,J
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o7l5 CONNECTICUT AVE, opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms;
delicious meals; reasonable. CO. 94OO. Il
1896 LAMONT ST. NW.-Single. double;
twin beds; $50 and up; our food is fine
M fOOling
Evening star., 1940-09-20

7 ROOMS, RECEPTION HALL. MAIDS
room and lsvstory; sir-conditionins: s
minutes from downtown Wash S65 mo
m. o0s
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS, INC,
1919 K ST. NV. District 1918.
NEW CORNER APT. $3.50.

Best NV section, carpeted halls, etc,
The WeStbury. l40l TucEerman st. nv
> large rooms. modern kitchen, dinette and
tiled bath, $3.50 and SOD. First-class
tenants. Apply janitor, or agent, MA.
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DOWNTOWN.

1929 18th st NV. walking distance
Cow. dept. 3. { rooms. kitchen and
hath: Frigldaire; rental. $40 up.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

BUNGALOW, . ROOMS. KIT, SCREENED
porch; Potomac drive. Brookmont; SIS mo.
Apply 81 Kentucky ave Sc
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1907 POTOMAC AVE. N.w-S ROOMS 1
baths; oil heat, is acre, river view; 500.
Woodley 81 1H
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Room for young men; uni.
phone; private shower and entrance ga
rage available: bus at door. CHI. 6432.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Lovely front room. tile
bath. shower, oil heat, city fare l2@'
N. Utah st.
BEVERLY HIILS-Detached room G6x16
ft), new home. pvt. bath, b. 10 l0c bus:
gentleman: breakfast optl. Alex. 1873.
ARL. VA-Attr. front rm.. pvt. bath:
in family; nr. Buckingham; semitic SEN
tleman. CHI. 6633.
ARLINGTON, VA-Large furnished room
two eXrosurcs. twin beds. adjoining bath.
in private home: excellent neiehborhooo.
board nearby. oxford lc@2. 20
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1905 NEWTON ST. NE-6 ROOMS, OIL
heat am l.; reconditioned; S62 so. Ho-
bart 35l6.
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S55 PER MO- RMS. BRICK. JUST /
year old; all modern conveniences: close 70
car line. school and stores. Located IN
RIVER TERRACE, Bath and Benning I'd.
ne. Call MR.. PASCOE. al sales once. in
Evening star., 1940-09-20

CHARMING ENGLISH HOME IN LOVELY
setting on three-fourth acre wooded lot.
Beautifully paneled living ROOM bedrms,
bath 1st floor: ! bedroom. bath, 2nd' foor.
exceptionally large rms throughout; highly
desirable section: SOS. Call Mrs Rove.
F; R SPEAR INC. 1O7@ Old Georgetown
Evening star., 1940-09-20

INDIAN SPRINGS PARK. MD-3 At
tractive brand-new brick houses, lsrEf
living room with fireplace, 3 bedrms and
WI 6740
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NEAR GOVT. OFFICES.
LARGE DOWNTOWN APTS.
EXTREMELY LOW RENTS.

Modern. fireproof. eley.. switched. BLDG. !:
rooms large, bright. grand views, all on
main hall, big closets; As rms, kit
$50 up: save rent. Sublet few rooms. 1913
st NV Hobart 4115.
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ROUNTREE CLUB l1OS 18th st. NV
Newly decorated single and double rms
new inner-spring beds home cooking
Evening star., 1940-09-20

173" 18th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath. newly decorated: SO National
Metropolitan Bank Trust Dept, 6l3 18th
81, NV. National 1905
Evening star., 1940-09-20

PRACTICALLY NEW, DETACHED. CEN
ter-entrance, 6-room brick: bath and 1Et
floor lavatory. garage: auto. heat. SAu
month. EN- 1nA1
Evening star., 1940-09-20

Living room, . bedrooms. dinette, kitch-
en-. bath: 2nd floor. detached house with
large arounds and sarage: heat furnished.
BRODIE e. COLBERT INC.
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c72 CARROLL ST. Takoma. D. C.-3
unfurnlshed attic rooms, electricity fur
nished, SIS mo-; can be seen any time.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

HOUSES FURNISHED.
! 9Th AND WEBSTER SITS. NW-ATTR
English brick. 3 rms, 4 bedrms. ! y baths
auto. heat, refg.. huge sleeping porch gar,
S125. DIXIE REALTY CO., MA $3.50
FAMOUS SMALLEST HOUSE 1899 Both
ST.. Georgetown-6 rooms, compile telyS fur
nished, antiques, silver. linens; years lease
500. Shown By appointment only. Call
Wisconsin 3239.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, AUTOMATIC HEAT.
finished attic. built-in garage; refs. Shep-
herd 1894. 626 Gist ave, Silver, Spring
CHEVY CHASE. 3s07 MILITARY RD.-
Convenient to bus line stores. schools;
automatic OIL heat; e1eellently furnished.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

3709 INGOMAR ST. W-Sngle or dou-
bic room in private home well-balanced
meals Emerson 3S3f
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] T66 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.w.-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an un-
surpassed location: reasonable.
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14O5 EMERSON ST. N.W-For young
atmosphere. $50 to S35. Taylor Os5e.
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1924 18Th ST, N,W,-APT. 2.

31S r. I. AVE. NE.
2 rooms, kitchen, din, bath with shower,
ventilating doors, air-cooled Corridors new
bldg. Adults only.
Evening star., 1940-09-20

1894 CONN. AVE. Ivy Terrace-Double
room. twin beds. breakfast and dinner.
Hobart qSH4
Evening star., 1940-09-20
BEAUTIFUL TWO-ROOM
MODERN APARTMENT

Consists of large living room. bedroom,
most modern and up-to-date convenlences.
Year-round air-condtioning individually
controlled Located in lovely Wesley
Heights. Available October /. See and
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FOR SALE room house strictly
modern in good condition; fine
for residence or business. 1903
N. Wheeler st. Tel. Ea. 1913
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New Workers. Enter
tanned By Many

For the pleasure of DR.. and Mrs.
DELPHI and Mrs. Reed on their ar
rival Saturday, Mr.. Kenneth Smith
drove them about the city. They
were Sunday breakfast guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams,
cousins; DR.. and Mrs. Unthank
with a party of 18 escorted the
honorees to Gearhart by the sea,
had dinner with the William Bad
gers; leaving Gearhart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivey and Mrs. Edgar Will
liams drove them as far as Ocean
Park, spent the night and from
there to Seattle, as guests of the
B. E. Squires. Tuesday Mrs. Lucille
Tinsley treated them to a loop
trip, breakfast and dinner at Hill
Villa; Wednesday Hardin lunch
con; Wednesday evening, Mrs.
Marian McClear and Grace Pur-
cell joint hostesses at a Buffet
supper. Thursday night gala
dancing party at Fraternal Hall.
Leaving Friday the New Workers
were exultant in their praise of
the Pacific Northwest.
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Mrs. P. C. Stewart Is
Supper Hostess

To further their pleasure, Mrs.
Pearl c. Stewart was supper hos
tess at the Fraternal Grill follow
ing the team, Wednesday. They
shared honors at the Hardin lun-
cheon; Thursday breakfast guests
of Mrs. Ida Mumford and Thurs
day evening were among the hon
orees at the gala Dancing Party;
Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Martin
arranged an outing party to Sill
yer Lake Falls with breakfast and
lunch; to Mrs. Cora Minors for
breakfast Sunday morning at
which time they were recipients
of gifts from Mrs. Blanch Holli-
day. Monday it was Au Revoir
and pleasant memories as they
departed for Southern Chimes.
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Georgia Smith Returns
To X. c., Mo.

Miss Georgia Smith, returned to
her school duties in K. c., Mo-, af-
ter a visit of several weeks with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of this
of this city. Miss Smith confides
that she was thrilled with the
beauty and grandeur of the Pacif-
ic Northwest.
The following genial hosts made
her stay a most pleasant one:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Williams,
breakfast; Mrs. Cora Minor, Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Blackburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. D. Porter, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Walker, dinner parties. Mr..
Samuel Blanchard arranged mo-
tor trip to Bonneville and Seaside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith accompanied
their sister to Seattle for a week
end visit with the Bernard Squires.
Enroute home Miss Smith stopped
in San Francisco and other Calf.
cities.
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Mrs. Geo. Mullens
HOnOrs Guests

Mrs. Geo. Mullen's well appoint
ed tea last Tuesday afternoon for
the pleasure of her house guests
Mesdames Della Stpehen and ia
nei Johnson, New York society
matrons, brought together Port
land elite. Receiving many COM
pliments and accepting the same,
with dignified charm the honors.
Mrs. Stephen was gowned in a
floor length yellow chiffon, with
matching cape reaching the floor
in slight train; orchid chiffon sash
and matching kerchief with Sc
quins accentuated with gold ac-
cessories.
Mrs. Johnson's exquisite gown
of shell pink organza with match
ing bolero.
The charming hostess chose a
dainty gown of figured yellow or
CANDY. The soft lighting effect
of this artistically decorated home
made very effective the tea table
with its center piece of white
glads, and an array of delicacies.
Three dozen pink gladioli were a
gift to the hostess from her Rose
Bud Pal, Mrs. Ida Mae Crosswhite.
The gorgeouses worn by the guests
of honor were gifts from Mrs.
Abbie Cantrell. Assisting the hos
tess in receiving and serving were:
Mrs. ]. w. Stanley, stately in
black lace; Mrs. Robens Martin,
flowing white crepe with contrast
ing colors of stop red and black
lace; Mrs. Ruby Hardin queenly
in white lace; Mrs. Ida Mumford
blue chiffon and lace; Mrs. Lo-
max, combined white and black
and Mrs. Pearl G. Stewart, red
chiffon. A tour of the spacious
gardens of this lovely home was
an added pleasure for the guests.
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Mr.. Ruby Hardin Gives
Lovely Luncheon Party

Colored streamlined terrace fur
niture, shaded with huge umbrel-
las; hedges and borders of bloom
ing plants of every hue and va
riety, was a perfect setting for
one of the seasons most elabor-
ate modes of entertainment. The
garden luncheon party given last
Wednesday by Mrs. Ruby Hardin
at her Bungalow home in S. e..
Yamhill to compliment DR.. and
Mrs. w. I. DELPHI of N. Y. City
and Dr.'s mother Mrs. Susie Reed.
Sharing honors were: Mesdames
Della Stephen and jamie Johnson,
also of N Y; and Mrs. Clara Saun-
ders of Kansas City, Kan. Under
canopy covered table, at right
angles to the garden, Stephen
Wright, son of the hostess, assisted
by his wife, Ruby, and sister Mrs.
Russie Mae Lewis served the Ii
quid refreshments.
DIR. DELPHI with his motion pic
ture camera cought many unaware
as they moved about. Mrs. P. C..
Stewart made splendid use of her
camera also. The most enjoyable
hour had arrived when the SO
guests were invited into the dining
room where the table was decor
ated with a center piece of pink
and white glads nodding approx
ingly at two large baked chinook
salmon on separate silver platters
at one end of the table carved
by Mrs. Abbie Cantrell and Rus
sic M. Lewis. Opposite was a
vegetable platter of every conceiv-
able vitamin. Here Miss Elizabeth
Garden presided.
All this was topped off with a
combination dessert of watermel-
on, cantaloupe and casaba mel
on. Departure was with reluct-
ance.
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ALI Races Classes
Back Preus for Cong.

Ideals-the fundamental bases
of thought of the candidates-wil
have a major bearing in this falls
congressional campaigns, Paul A.
Preus, Republican nominee for
Congress in the 9Th Washington
district, asserted today.
II came from a Norwegian fam
lily, now four generations old in
this country, who adopted Ameri-
ca and American ideals because
they believed them better than
those they were leaving behind in
Europe" Preus declared.
my forefathers were eager to
adopt American ways and Gus
toms, American thought and STAN
dards of free citizenship. That, 1
believe, is true of the forefathers
of most of us, wherever they came
from. There was something bet
ter here than was provided any
where in Europe.
81 believe a majority of the peo-
pie of this district favor letting
daylight into the ratholes and
mole-runs of spies and propaganda
lists. If the operations of demo-
cracy permit such pests to oper-
ate, let's at least have a look at
them and see what makes them
tick.
II ask in this election, then, the
support of those who support my
view of American ideals. I be-
heve there are enough in agree
ment to reverse the reflection this
district now presents at the ma
TONS capitol"
Preus has made clear repeatedly
his belief in equality of opportun-
ity and equality in consideration
for employment for all citizens,
regardless of race, color or creed,
merit alone to be the determining
factor.
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hospitality of the younger group
and Mayberry's Five Star Ranch.
He returned home with pleasant
memories.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Tunley of
Seattle spent Sunday and Labor
Day with Mrs. Sophie Gordon
sharing their time at the Five
Star Ranch.
Mr.. Kenneth F. Smith was in
Seattle last week on business while
there he was the guest of the Ber-
nard Squires on yacht party.
Mrs. ]. A. Nichols accompanied
her granddaughter, Jeanette O.
dell, home to Los Angeles after
spending the entire summer here.
Your editor enjoyed visiting
with DR.. c. ]. Allen, dentist, and
Mrs. Jessie Sims Walker, former
class and school mates also had
a nice visit with Mrs. Bonnie Bo-
gle, formerly of Portland.
Portlanders will be pleased to
know that DR.. Gerald Edward and
family, formerly of Portland, are
comfortably situated in upper N.
Y. City where he has opened Of
fees. DR.. Edward was recently
accepted by the Dental Associa-
ton.