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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL colored wishes job as chamber
maid or sh.w.; references, North 03l0.
GIRI, colored desires part-time work of
any Idd kind ,socd salary; neat and reliable.
GIRL. colored. wishes full-time or part
time work; city references. Call no. 4549.
GIRL. colored wishes days or part time
work, GOOD reference Ii. G639.
GIRL colored. wants part-time work or by
the week: exp. child's nurse references.
District o3SO.
GIRL. colored. wishes lob as cook. general
houseworker: stay or GO home nights: best
of ref Wisconsin 3o7S.
GIRL. colored. wants lob as nursemaid or
part-time work: experienced. Call at Az
3rd ST. ne.
GIRL, colored wants morning or evening
part time work or days work; neat, re-
liable. Michigan 9@l0.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL. colored wants work
after school: can stay nights. GE. "olb.
GIRL colored. neat. wants Job general
housework: refs. Michigan "1l'-
GIRL. colored. neat wants part time or
steady work; no sundays: city refs. Co.
lUmbia 1918.
GIRL. colored housework and nursemad,
& DAYS a week or part time. Michigan
GIRL. colored. N C. ), city reference.
caring for children from | TO = pm. all
day Saturday. some night, Hobart 39!5
or at q35 o st. NV.
HoUsECLEANER for bachelor apt; colored
erl wants work = or 3 hours day; refs.
Adams 500.
LAUNDRESS. colored; your laundry done
in my home: families, SOC per person
bachelors. 81 90. Lincoln S4"6. ~
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work or
part time willing worker. neat and clean.
Call Atlantic 1913.
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work only;
good refs North 60li
WOMAN desires work, laundry or cleaning:
good worker. Decatur :S1a1-W.
WOMEN. colored want mornng work OF
any kind: good refs. Cali North "l9S.
ond MAID waitress, coored. wishes per-
ranent Job neat and reliable refs.
Columbia S411
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

UNFURN, . LARGE RMS. KIT, PVT.
bath, OIL heat. phone, gar; quiet empl.
couple pref CHI. 4S52
NEARBY Va RMS. FULLY FURN,
beautiful garden setting; separate ent.;
oil heat: fireplace; all cleo, bright. att.
Temple "+GI
3 ROOMS. BATH: PRIVATE ENTRANCE:
bachelors or employed couple; rea aSonable.
6O4 North Abingdon St. Arlington, Va.
:}433 Wise AVE. NW-UNFURN.
rms, baths, kltcherette; private home;
500 month. Emerson 9u31.
NEARBT VA PMS, FULLY FURN..
beautiful garden setting; separate ent;
oil heat: freDlace: all elec., bright. Att.
TemDle H46l.
FORT STRONG APARTMENT. NEARBY
Va. Unfinished > rooms, kit, b. porch;
mi: newly dec adults only. CH. 5sl6
conven. a. Washington grove. Nd S65
mo. includes heat. 49,. las. FrigidaIre.
Phone only 70 II n. MR.. HARRING =
TON. NE 636q
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FARM AND GARDEN.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

RIDING HORSES, bride and saddle;
priced. S15 TO Sl50 4 well-mannered rid
ing horses two 5-gaited; all guaranteed
as represented: also :! very fine work
horses. work. single or double; see them
at any time. Alex, Va. Duke street ex-
tended 3 miles out: Just past Holmes Run.
house on hill. M. J. Waple. jr.. Alex. 04!9.
FILLY. 3 years. jumps well: ysarlng colt:
brood mare in foal: for sale cheap. Manor
Club Stables. Norbeck, Md
STALLION, thoroughbred. by Ladkin. out
OF Pocomoke. coming years old excellent
hunter stands lt.l hands. Call Ivy 1867,
ask for Mr. Barnett
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLOSE 70 CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY;
home Of rms, bath; gas heat, garage:
beautifully furnished Sll0.
J WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Me 11i3 1882 K 81 NV.
GEORGETOWN ROOMS. HALL
frepiaces. modern heat, large. private gar
den with stall house. Nj 1883
FAMOUS SMALLEST HOUSE. 1893 30th
ST.. GeorgetoWn-G rooms, completely fur
nished, ANTIQUES silver, linens years lease.
500. Shown by appointment only. Call
Wisconsin :{.,B9-
DETACHED. 2 BEDROOMS. l BATH. OIL
heat: lge. yard; cow. 10 bus and car.
lease; Immediate possession; only SIS.
OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 H ST. NV. Room 4l0t. NE. 04S7.
CHEVY CHASE, 3sO7 MILITARY RD-
Convenient 10 bus line stores. schools.
automatic oil heat; eXcellently furnished.
GOl TUCKERMAN ST NW.-6 ROOMS.
bath. attractIvely furn.: built-in garage;
h W h. For appointment. North 10ls "a.
OWNERS HOME ROOMS, > BATHS.
beautifully and completely furnished grand
piano, radio, oil heat. electric refrigeration;
reasonable rent for season or years lease
Decatur OH
NO. CLEVE. PK-SS5 90: RMS, DET..
double lnelosed p0rches, trees. oil heat.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO- 1900. 35ls Conn.
WOODRIDGE-5-R BUNGALOW WITH
finished attic, heated with gas heat; large
ment; Sd5 pcr mo. Make appointment by
woODRIDGE REALTY Co.
1881 r / Ave NE North 7203
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ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

1913 n CAPITOL ST rms. semi-bath
kit. back porch: elect refg., utilities incl :
Rentiles: $40 mo DU- s4I1.
90 CARROLL ST. Takoma D. C-3
unfurnished attic rooms. electricity fur
nished. SIS mo-: can be seen any time
ia
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CUT FLOWERS

delivered, or lS select spikes for 81. Helene
Afneck. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna l7-W.
24s
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. VA-Large furnished room.
two exposures. twin beds. adjoining bath
in private home; excellent neighborhood
board nearby. oxford l292
MOST ATTRACTIVE BEDROOM in refined
sub. home. Quiet. conv. transportation
Gentlemen pref. Call WA. Al
ARL.. VA. l1:i" N. Veitch st-Singe
pleasant home environment. excel. food
near Colonial Village. Gil R1lS
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

NEW HOME EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY
club section: 3 bedrooms baths. living
room library, den; oil heat; maids room
ard bath. Phone Chestnut 4472
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FLATS FOR RENT.

3sI1 sUTTLAND RD sE-5 r. AND B :.
m i, 81 80, plus oil. 650l7 Newton pl.
. r. and b, mi, S32 so. Glenn Dale
Ma 14nI
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SHERMAN CIRCLEN.W.

Unusually well furn.. lRe. IT. nm: conv.
churches, bus: TO other roomers. RA.
l0so
COLORED-l155 Euclid st nw-Larse
nicely furn. room. Home privileges. Du-
port 31ls.
COLORED ll5 53rd St ne. Capitol
View-Large front room. nicely furn.
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1923 RIGGS PL NV
tBet r and S Sts-, 18th and 10Th Sts)
I-room. kit and bath apt. with or
without Murphy bed; S35
ROBERT W SAVAGE,
s13 Union Trust Bldg Ma $500.
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1912 QUEEN ST. NE. APT. b ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. screened porch: Electrolux
adlIltS- so
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CALVERT HOUSE
MAEFRED ARMS.

| l401 10th st. nv.-Ideal residence for
i ! business people; airy. outside prt-
vate baths: Selectlve menus: switchboard:
| n king
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HEATING BOILER fgss), 1000 foot capac-
ity: cost S6o5, used one year: make offer.
Eberly's. 110S K st. NV.
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317 TT. sW.-5 PMS, 1st FIR. MOD
ern: front yard, back porch, gar; $3.50
mo. Apply GORDON, 321 N st. s.w. ME.
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BABY CHICKS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ROCKS, r. l.. Reds, $3.50 per 100. Con-
KEYS 70 feeds: James Feed Store. 6I9 X
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81. NV. Metropolitan OO69.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
INNOCENT sad-eyed little pups looking
for good homes. Cookers. weeks. regis
tered. lll4 Flower ave. TAX. PIX. Md.
DACHSHUND. male. mos. old: reRis-
tered: reasonable. Tl2 Monroe st. ne.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. \ weeks old.
male. dark seal. white markings, pedigreed.
.501 Nichols ave. Sc. 23s
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tarv bath. removing all f1eas and returned
FOR 81. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO. U224. Bethesda Branch. WI. 304 3.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. pure-bred
A. K c. regis, 8 months old females SH
3UeSW. BOB Garwood st. Silver Spring
FARM AND GARDEN.
BULL-DOZA TRACTOR for hire. by day or
hour, 81. so per hr. or S25 for hrs. Call
Wisconsin 1912.
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed
Waters, WI 4lq6
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. downtown. 20 ms
Best transient location, few doors from
Ambassador Hotel. Must SELL personal
reasons. Sacrifice 5000: terms. Mr.
Purcell. owner, 1920 K st. NV.
HAVE A LARGE AMOUNT OF SPACE to
rent in my store 10 party who wishes TO
engage in lady'S ready-to- wear. beauty
parlor or other lines: nice display window;
reas rent. Box 2a5-B. Star.
GROCERY STORE for sale: large stock
and fixtures $3.50 Carmody I'd, Seat
Pleasant. Md. Hillside O251-J.
WANT PARTY with 81 800 to Join me in
clean. profitable business. There is no
risk involved Box .1d-B. Star.
RENT-Good shoe repair business with
store: $40 Wkly.: experienced people only.
3"o3 Georeia ave. Randolph 1859.
ANTIQUE STORE upholstery and furniture
repair shop. well establishes reasonable
"I23 18th st. NV. Adams 01Gl.
ROOMING HOUSES WANTED-We have
clients II priced right; No listing charge.
OWENS REALTY co,
l3i3 II St. NV. Room il0. ME 0+S1.
SALE OR LEASE-l7 rooms. baths. auto.
heat. II acres; nearby Va: sacrifice.
Taylor 1894. 25'
CAREFUL CONSIDERATION assured in the
sale of your rOOminS boarding hon ~
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture
wanted; contents Of apts. or homes. also
odd pieces WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY. Georgia 141s.
FURNITURE. bric-a -brac. china. glassware.
prices paid Gail Murray. Taylor :sa3s
FURNITURE. rugs household goods, etc.
Positively highest prices. Also reliable
~oynG at ., Lowest prizes for best results
FURNITURE, rugs. household Foods. once
Before selling call Franklin 1888 25'
FURNITURE-Wouldl like TO purchase some
good used household goods: also piano.
Evenings after :. ME 5255 25.
FURNITURE WANTED at once We buy all
kinds. also elec. refgs.. tools. etc. Any
time. Lincoln 2S0T. 25"
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
1s rqss; bric-a-brac: pay cash. Call DU.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
pleating 9I1 F st. RE 1900. RE 23lI.
WE BUY. SELL old gold. jewelry. cameras.
e speerting, goods Max ZweiF' S37 D st. NV.
GoLD1sRIMa G iIHs9I1, YOUR oLp 6oL1; sIL; s;
INC INC. As YEARS At ss5 F a. "'
FOR YoUa GOLD. DIAMONDS AND
JEWERY GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
sf ypU sW. SELt ROOM ARTnYR sdI hh MAFk ass1 sis
BETTER PRICE eAID for ola gold. plat
mum. .iewelry. diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases. condition uninpor-
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO..
I27 7th St NV.
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HARVARD ST. NV
rms. kItchenetre ana bath. 3rd floor; gas.
elec.. inst h. ": oil heat; refs.
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GAS RANGE enameleo. 4-burner. side oven.
storage space. used. good condition: big
bargain- s. so delivered Hechinger Co
GENERATORS-START $50 up: larg-
est asSort; install immed: small charge.
GROCERY STORE FIXTURES. in perfect
condition for very low price. Will sell
separately If desired. so NJ st. s.w.
GUTTARStSl435 $50 Epiphones with heavy
veneer case, 500. cannot be told from
1880 G st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANAGER TO OPERATE with exclusive
contract under factory supervision WASH
ington branch and organize sales force.
National manufacturer of exclusive OIL
burning equipment for low-coSt housing.
r H A and underwater approved. Ire
mendous field. Modest investment re-
ouired. Box 204-B. Star.
VEGETABLE-MEAT- GROCERY - Will sell
at sacrifice due to illness. Call ME. 4047.
pELICATESSEN. n W, long estab., ofi-sale
beer. soda fountain: 5-room apt. RA.
e727. 23s
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

CONN. AVE. NEAR WARDMAN PARK
Hotel4 unusually lovely rooms. kitchen.
bath. shower fireplace; sos. WO. 202O.
1904 9TH ST NW.-BRIGHT. AT'TRAC
tive front apt; . rms, kitchen, dinette
and bath: newly decorated; $4,000. 26'
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24OS N. CAPITOL ST ROOMS X. AND
b., inclosed sun porch ideal home for
settled couple: pvt. home. 23'
3l06 PARK PL. N.W.-IN PRIVATE HOME
2 rooms. inclosed porch bath; gas. light
heat included; $50. 23'
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2019 Conn. ave nw-Room. private e
bath f2 or -, share room imam. 2S'
THE WHITELEICH,
I6O6-0s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Large room. private bath. for 3, rea-
sonable- best food MI 1886
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s rooms kit. hall pantry bath: locker: re-
frige-ation on house current See janitor.
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Attention, Home Owners.
REPAIRS g SERVICE.

CARPENTER. porch repairs plaster. met al
ceilings, roofing. cutters; experienced white
mechanics Jack SparkeS, HO si3@. "a
CARPENTERING. PAINTING AND PAPER
ING. Small homes built. Houses painted
re- snr ahly Call Whrtield 2IAI ois
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THE ANCHOR INN
(Continued.)

Just opened. all new furnishings best
beds. plenty baths and running water:
spotlessly clean. maid service and phone
S. wk. and up. Walking to all depart
ments. LIS L ST. NV.
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CONN. AVE. BRIDGE. 3"21 CONN AVE
rms. dinette, kit. b.. shower. elev.: nr.
ShOuS thpater. IN
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fences, sash cord locks. every repair about
the house. Free estimates. Small JOBS
snIicifed r W Neelv Co. CO. GN3S.
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ROCK CREEK PARK. ROSSDHU CASTLE
Large, unusual studio living room, fire
place, kItchenette; acres; lake, skating;
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STUDIO COUCH-New condition. reason
able Apt. 104. Clifton Manor Apis. Ap-
ply 10 manager. 23'
/ TABLE china closet, buffet. y chairs:
golden oak: excellent condition: bargain
After 8 pm. 3ul Sligo ave. Silver Spx.
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1871 BRENTWOOD RID. NE, Il BLK
from 10Th and X. /. ave.-One 2-rm and
one 3-rm. apt with dinette, kit, tile bath,
shower, screened porch
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IOW6 ST. NV,
Downtown; large rooms, bath; elec, heat
furnished: S32.5O -
2S0l 4th ST. NE.-3 ROOMS AND SEMI
private bath. $3.50. Adults. On BUS
Inc DnpOnt S5SE
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CAMERA SERVICE & REPAIRS.
ASPHALT DRlVEWAYS.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BLACK TOP ROADS co.
Builders of asphalt drivewayS, tennis courts.
Free estimates Time payments. Ma. o464.
Evening star., 1940-11-27
Parties Given
By Older
Generation
Mrs. Hamilton and
Halletts Among
Those Entertaining

Several parties were given yester-
day afternoon and evening among
those Of an older generation.
Mrs. Mae l.. Hamilton was hostess
at the first Of q series Of teas yes
terday afternoon, entertaining in her
apartment at 2101 Connecticut ave-
nue.. The rooms were decorated with
delicate pink roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS which also formed cluster
in the center of the tea table. Mrs.
Hamilton was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Daniel c.. Stapleton and her
nieces, Mrs. George e. Hamilton, jr.,
and Miss Stellita Stapleton. Also
assisting through the afternoon were
Mrs. John j. Hamilton, Sonora de
Alfaro, wife Of the former President
Of Panama, and Mrs. Gilbert M.
Hitchcock.
Mrs. Hamilton will entertain at
tea again Sunday when her guests
will be number Of young people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallett
Hosts At Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph H. Hallett
were hosts at dinner last evening
entertaining at Normandy Farm in
honor Of Mrs. George Capelle, jr., Of
Wilmington, Del, who shared honors
with Mr.. and Mrs. Irving H. Moore
Of Milford, Pa. Others at the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Birdsall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick E. Irish, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred H. Fowler, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Jerome Howell, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Hobart McCubbin and Mr.. Tag
CART.
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Mrs. A. J. Hilland
Entertains for
Mrs. E. II. Mickey

Mrs. Arthur j. Hilland was q
luncheon hostess yesterday. en-
PERTAINING in honor of Mrs. Ed
ward T. Mickey of winston
Salem, N. c., who is visiting her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sherry, in Battery
Park, Md.
An interesting feature of the
luncheon, which was given at
Mrs. Hilland's home in Battery
Park, was a series of impromptu
talks by guests on the topic, "The
Most Interesting Thing in My
Vacation" Subjects ranged all
the way from deep-sea fishing
and the Roosevelt Library at
Hyde Park to a discussion of New
England as it looks to a Vir-
ginian.
In addition to Mrs. Mickey and
Mrs. Sherry guests were Mrs.
Annie F. Sherry, Mrs. Aubrey G.
Richmond, Mrs. Charles Seckin-
ger, Mrs. E. M. Willis, Mrs. Will
liam E. Lee, Mrs. John Gilreath,
Mrs. Benjamin T. Elmore, Mrs.
William J. Norfeet, Mrs. Errett
Wallace, Mrs. James Coleman
and Mrs. I. w. Huntzberger.
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DR.. and Mrs Smith
Celebrate 10th
Anniversary

DR.. and Mrs. Philip Sydney
Smith entertained at tea yester-
day afternoon in their home at
3249 Newark street to celebrate
the 40th anniversary of their
marriage. Their guests included
the two guests who were present
at their wedding in Boston, Miss
Jessica Kinney, sister of Mrs.
Smith, who came from her Bos-
ton home, and Miss Helen Keller,
who came from New York and
returned by plane this morning.
Miss Keller was accompanied by
Miss Polly Thomson.
The daughters of DR.. and Mrs.
Smith, Miss Katharine Smith
and Miss Constance Smith, as
sisted their parents and like
their mother wore bouquets sent
by the son of the house, Mr..
Sydney Smith of New York, who
was unable to attend the cele-
bration because of illness.
DR.. Smith is head Of the
Alaskan Division of the Geologi-
cal Survey. The new librarian
of the Public Library and Mrs.
Ralph A. Beals were there and
the former librarian and Mrs.
George w. Bowerman also were
among the guests.
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Maryland Group
Party Is Friday

The Maryland Society of Wash
ington will have its Thanksgiving
reception, entertainment and dance
Friday evening, at the Kennedy
Warren, beginning at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Francis j. Parran, president
of the Southern Maryland Society
of Colonial Danes, will head the
receiving line, and will be assisted
by Mrs. Finley H. Calvert, Mrs. S.
West Russell. Mrs. Eleanor M.
Owens and Mrs. Albert H. Sellman.
Introductions will be made by Mr..
John Marshall Boteler, first vice
president, and H. C. Robertson, third
vice president.
Miss Marie Sauter has prepared a
musical program.
Guest cards may be obtained at
the door that evening, or from Of
ficers of the society.
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Officers Ball of
Virginia Society
Is December s

Col. Christopher B. Garnett, re-
elected president of the Society
of Virginia, announced that the
annual officers ball, honoring
newly elected officers and mem
bers of the executive council of
the society, will be held at the
Willard December 6.
A feature of the party will be
a program by the Francis Asbury
Quartet, accompanied by Law
renee Freude.
The program for the 1940-1
season includes a Lee-Jackson
ball, the annual Washington's S
Birthday Colonial ball, outstand-
ing for beauty and authenticity
of costumes and setting, an a
Jefferson Monroe ball, the fea-
ture of which will be a good
neighbor" Pan-American pro-
gram.
Mr.. Thomas Settle, who has
assisted the presidents of the
society for a number of years,
will supervise arrangements for
these affairs.
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Weddings Of Interest
Miss Alma Lord Married
To Mr.. joseph s. Johnston

|, Of an attractively arranged wedding
November 16, when Miss Mary
Frances Stevens, daughter of the
late DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ Stevens of
Dothan, Ala, became the bride of
Mr.. John Chester Freeland, jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Freeland, of
Wesley Heights.
The ceremony was performed at
4:30 o'clock in the afternoon before
an altar banked with white chrys-
anthemums. The Rev. Charles T.
Warner offlciated, after an impress
sive organ recital.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr. Louis B.
Nichols. She wore a gown of Brus-
sells lace over white satin made with
short train with insets of lace. A
seed pearl coronet held her finger
tip-length veil in place and she car
ried a prayer book showered with
bouvardia.
Mrs. Louis B. Nichols, sister Of
the bride, was the matron of honor.
She wore shell pink lace dress, q
pink felt turban and carried an old
fashioned bouquet of lavender
sweetpeas and pink roses.
Mr.. H. Theodore Freeland of New
York was the best man and the
ushers were Mr.. Charles Carroll,
cousin of the bride, of Mariana,
Fla, and Mr.. Donald Freeland, of
this city.
A reception followed at the home
of the bridegroom's parents, 4409
Lowell street. The brides table
held TERED wedding cake, Candida
bra, and punch was served from sill
yer bowls.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride was wearing
q tourquoise blue velveteen suit and
(Soo WEnOTNGS paCe RAJ
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Junior Alliance
Benefit Bridge

Sixteen tables were reserved sfor
the benefit bridge luncheon given
today by the Junior Alliance at the
Fairfax Hotel to aid its program Of
welfare work.
At a meeting preceding luncheon
plans for a Christmas party next
month were discussed, and it was
announced the next monthly meet
ing with be held December 8 with
Mrs. Yvonne Knapp as hostess.
Mrs. Daniel G. Wathey, new presi-
dent, who succeeded Mrs. John r.
Phillips when the latter moved to
Florida, presided.
Mrs. Wyrth Post Baker, ways and
means chairman, was in charge of
arrangements, assisted by Mrs. w.
Jeffries Lank and Mrs. Albert Wen
dell Davis.
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Oklahornans
ToHave Dance

ARRANGEMENTS have been COM
pleted for the post Thanksgiving
reception and dance to be held by
the Oklahoma State Society at the
Washington Hotel Roof Garden Sat-
urday evening.
Dancing will be from $50 to !
o'clock. The members Of the Okla
homa congressional delegation have
been invited.
Tickets may be secured ut the
door or at the office Of the president,
1866 National Press Building.
Mr.. Ray st. Lewis is president Of
the society and Mr.. Paul A. Walker
is first vice president. The honorary
officers are Senator Elmer Thomas,
Senator Josh Lee, Representative
Will Rogers and Representative
Wesley E. Disney.
Evening star., 1940-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. william Warren
have announced the marriage Of
their niece, Miss Alma Mildred Lord,
to Mr.. Joseph Samuel Johnston.
The wedding took place in st.
Anne's Episcopal Church, in Annap-
oils, Md, November 20. The rector
of the church, the Rev. Edward F.
johnson, officiated. The altar. was
decorated with lighted candles and
chrysanthemums.
The bride wore a becoming street
length gown of soldier blue crepe
with a hat to match. A shoulder
corsage of taliSman roses and lilies
Of the valley completed her costume
Mrs. Angelo A. Cardona, cousin of
the bride was matron of honor. She
wore moss green crepe gown with
corsage of Johanna Hill roses.
The best man was DR.. Cardona
Of Walter Reed Hospital.
Upon the return of the wedding
party to Washington a supper was
served at the home of the bride.
Later, an informal reception was
held for relatives and close friends.
The bride is the daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Millard F. Lord
and the granddaughter Of the late
Mr.. John B. Lord.
Mr.. Johnston is the son Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus john
ston of Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
and the grandson Of the late Rev.
William I. Brewer and the late Col.
Samuel Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will leave
shortly by motor for st. Petersburg,
Fla, where they will spend the
winter. Upon their return in June,
they will be at home at 1912 Monroe
street NE, Brookland.
Miss Mary F. Stevens Weds
Mr.. John c. Freeland, jr.
St Alhan's Church waS tho scope
Evening star., 1940-11-27
1t. COllett
And Wife Are
Parents of Son

1t. and Mrs. James Dahlman
Collett have been visiting the
latter's parents, Col. and Mrs.
George H. Calvert. jr., at their
home here. 1t. Collett, U. s. NJ,
who is now stationed at Annapolis,
Md, has been committing be-
tween Annapolis and Washington
In order to see his young son,
George Calvert Collett, who was
born Saturday at Columbia Hos
pital. Mrs. Collett is the former
Miss Margaret Peyton Calvert.
1t. Collett it the son Of Mrs.
Courtlandt c. Baughman, wife of
Capt. Baughman, U. S. N, now
In command of the U. S. S. New
Mexico, and the grandson of Mrs.
Harriet Dahlman Of Maine.