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4" A WARD TO THE WISE
Is SUFFICIENT"
Don't wAit-the modern furniture
and accessories in the Semi-Annual
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BR1EL has become famous for his
new "Kooler Permanent'-that's
easy to give and cool to take. Won
derful for fine and white hair.
1919 CONN. AVE. Phone NAT.
slSS.
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mo RUN" stock
ings at the NOR
BUD HOSIE r Y
8 HOP S-that are
run-proof from stem
to stern. Sheer, all
silk, and only $1.00
. pair and honestly
III they run" you
)get another pair
a
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l" So, As COOL AS A Pop
SICLE'-you1l feel
when an "Astringent Cooler" Is ap-
piled all over your body after Exer-
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cycles, Barrels, Belts and Steam
Cabinet. II Spot" reducing mas
sages, $40. 1929 r ST. NAT. 7256.
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N THE THRILL OF A
LIFETIME. awaits
you at RKO KETHS on Tuesday
evening, July 23rd ;. at the World
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s ale at
s r Y LIE
INC. are
values you
should take
. d vantage
Of tonnor-
row. Every
floor piece
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bar Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States and Of the bar Of the
1ocal courts.
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" .HnENE's NOT GOING
TO WASTE YOUR
TINE" with superlatives about
what exceptional values the fur
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!" yPur YOUR HEAD IN
0ABRHL'S HANDS"
-. for Q new permanent and coli.
fure that1l do a. much for your
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&. THEY DO NOT CHOOSE
TO RUN'-and If they
do. you get another pair FREE!
Helene's speaking of those amazing
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I" IT'S ALWAYS FUN TO
DANCE at the LOUNGE
RIVIERA" First Of all It's de-
liciously air-cooled. Second, Pete
Evening star., 1940-07-21

Madorah Donahue, aunt of the
bride, received with her. She wore
an afternoon dress Of white lace, q
large horsehair braid hat Of natural
color with trimming Of blending
pastel shades and . corsage of
sweetheart roses and forget-me-nots.
The couple left after the reception
for q motor trip North before going
to Fort Mcintosh. Tex, where 1t.
Free is to be stationed. Mrs. Free
was wearing an ensemble of dusty
pink with q matching hat. white
accessories and q corsage Of white
orchids. The bride attended the
College Of William and Mary and
also George Washington University,
where she is a member of Zeta Tau
Alpha. 1t. Free attended George
Washington University and wsa
graduated in June from the United
States Military Academy.
Miss Floreide Polk
Bride Of Mr.. Isemann.
The wedding of Miss Floreide Polk
and Mr.. Harry Gladstone Isemann
took place at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon in the Ninth Street Chris
tian Church. The Rev. Hayes Far
ish, pastor of Woodland Christian
Church at Lexington, KY, uncle of
the bridegroom, onciated, and the
church was decorated with palms,
white gladiolas and lilies.
The bride was given in marriage
by her eldest brother, Mr.. william
s. Polk of Battle Greek, Mich. and
her wedding dress was of white chif-
fon and lace made princess style.
Her veil fell to her fingertips and
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~ yosrs srS~ser in fown you're looking for the an.
usual yos need advice 2" yow shopping fashios
Problems eoass Helene. She H be deskfed to hels yox
Evening star., 1940-07-21

I" NO CHARGE FOR AL
TERATIONs" not
even during FAY BROOKS Ell
tire Stock Clearance!" Reductions
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u0YD YD'S

topped with Wella Heating cap
for 80 minutes-then a rinse and
hngerwave-all for 81. 1863 CONN
AVE. NO. 9l3l.
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" II titles your
hosiery costs to .
mere nub be-
cause of its won
derful hosiery re-
pair service. Only
15c to repair .
short thread run;
zoe for . long
thread run; SC
for ach addi-
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out-drive out to this heavenly
spot. French Casserole Luncheons,
Csc. French dinners. S175. In.
door and Terrace dining. Phone
ROCKVILLE $50.
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Full Military
PonpMarks
Weddings
Marian Halstead
And Col. Burr
Are Married

Continued From Page D-l.)
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I" HEADLINE NEWS"
MON, TUES. AND
WED. ONLY LLOYD'S offer 4
Wella-Kolestral treatment, topped
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IS 60. YOU'RE SHOWING
THEM THE TOWN."
Then don't let them miss NOR.
MANDY FARM where It's al.
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" avs cool
and restful
and where
the food Is
always q de-
ligh t. II
you've had q
hectic week
in town oP
Evening star., 1940-07-21

tional thread run. Sn
Gated. 613 18th ST.
Evening star., 1940-06-10
THE EVENING WASHINGTON D. c. MONDAY TO-

IN CONFEDERATION OF FLAG WEEK-The Hecht Co.
Choral Group cH lead the
Tuesday Morning o'clock Third Floor public
daily inuued to participate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

when members az ths pr. NJ
ward A. Rich orthap~dle branch
hold their nsxt meeting "a Nan.
day afternoon ~ tho bams ~ Mrs
7. Euataes Murphy . special
feature of the day viii - ths
presentation 81 Mrs. John Quinn
who viii speak on Hnmsnls. :
country In which shs has lived
recently and In which hsr husband
ls still located
Luncheon and . II o'clock husl.
nsss msssinK will pFseede Mrs
Qulnn's talk. Mrs. Paul Wnrrea
viii preside over the nesting.
Assisting Mira. Murphy for the
islnchson viii bs MIRA ponsId Me-
Donald who II aisa the program
chairman. Mira prank Fhiiip and
Alss Jean Hudson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
P. [. c. Seniors 10 Present
PolIock's Tho Fool"

The Fool" Claiming Poliocks
four-act play. has been selected
by the Pacific Lutheran college
graduating class To be presented
May "a. under the direction OF
Mr.. Clarence Monson.
Leading roles win be character
lied by Miss Thslma Daniels and
Mr.. wiIfred Jewell. Others in the
cast are Misses Margaret Heggem.
Mary Ellis. Caroline Hoff. Lorna
Vosberg. Edna Msgard and Pearl
Walden: Mesars. Rodney Larson.
Bob Kruger. Roy Anderson. Ar
thur Herstad, Lyle Gait. Arne
MAXI. Charles Totten, Walter b.
monson and Rhys Wood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Miss Leone Galley
Complimenied

Honoring Mis. Leone Galley,
who will wed Mr.. Maruus Dcz
chane the morning of June 10 in
81. Leo's church. Mrs Bernard
Meckianbsrg and Mrs ounnar
sundberE entertained Thursday
evening In the lattar's home.
Games we're played during the
early evening hours and favors
we're taken by Mira. Emil Helm
rich and Mira. !. u. johnson. Later.
the hostess was Hhowersd with
gifts for her new home and q bsif-
fet supper was served. Pink tulips
and lighted tapers were used TO
appoint tha lace covered supper
table.
Guests we're Mrs n. N. Rudolph.
mother Of tho prospective bride.
Assdames Emil Heinrich. J. n.
johnson. Charles Gregg. John
kroll. L. u. Thlsls. Fred Fuhr-
mssster. Paul oarman. Dennis Nc
cians. John oreksouk and ths
Misses Margaret Kirk. Mabel
Hawkins. MaFilyn Thlsls and Dur
othy Rudolph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Miss JoyB eckwith
Announces Date
VIII Become Bride OF Mr..
Bailey on May ~

The Misses Shirley ottesen
and Betty Kitchener were
hostesses at n shower Thurs
day evening honoring Mas
Joy Beckwith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Beckwith,
at the family home on No.
Alder. May "a has been set
for her marriage 10 Mr. How
ard l.. Bailey. OF Olympia.
The ceremony will be read
quietly in the presence Of
members OF the two families.
Spring flowers decorated the
rooms. Ths miniature altar with
burning candles made q lovely cen
terplece on the lace covered table.
Gifts were presented BY having
the honor guest wind up the string
that was sirewn all about the
house ard basement Games we're
played and refreshments were
served.
The guests we're Mesdanes G. y
BeekSith. cleo B<ekwfth. MI
johnson. Robert Carnett Masses
ha6ls stewart Marjorie Clark
Insz Ellsworth. Peggy o'Nsn and
the honor guest. Miss Beekwith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

WAiAc MI btAieA ait1 nRiViif viii AZ
tend the ladies. assisting them
with cameo locket favors. Each
escort. Rhett Butler fashion, VIII
be adorned with a mustsche. A
large picture Of Tara" will be
used As backdrop for Brad Ban
mons orchestra. while portrait
iikenesses OF Scarlet o'Hara and
Rhett Butler viii look down on the
merriment from above the fire
place. Mint juleps will be served
by colored walters preceding the
dance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller Tullis IL In
charge of all arrangements with
the assistance Of Mrs. Alfred T
Dockeray. social chairman. Other
committee members are Mesdamea
Frederick c. Metzger. Vernon c.
Johnson, Marion C. Edwards and
Jerry =. Geehan, Jr. Reservations
must be made by noon Of May 2
by calling either Mrs. Metzger at
PR 1898 or Mrs. II. Trevor McLain
at MA 2724.
A representative group OF Junior
Woman's club members motored 10
Seattle Saturday 10 attend the
spring session Of the Puget Sound
District Federation Of Junior
Woman's clubs. The conference
was held at the Century club. the
Seattle Century Juniors acting a.
hosteAses.
The organization was formed q
year ago in Puyailup. the Paiyailup
Juniors acting az hoAtesses. Last
autumn the Tacoma Junior
woman's club reciprocated at the
second semi-monthly meeting
Clubs participating In the organi-
zation are the Puyaiiup Junior
woman's club. Seattle Century
Juniors. Olympia Junior Matrons.
Tacoma Junior womAn's club and
pewiy-formed group from
Shelton.
Voting delegates from Tacoma
will include Mrs. Alfred r. Dock
cray, Mrs. Walter v. Broom. Miss
Sally sieade. pariiamentariAn. Mrs
Frank schatter. first director. Mrs.
L. A. Misener. state chairman for
the foundation fund. and Mrs
william Bottcber. president OF the
Tacoma Junior womAn'E club.
Other members VINO VIII 70 70
Seattle are 4esdames Marion 9.
Edwards. Guy Z. skex1s and Fred
eric c. Aetzger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Stones TO Arrive
In Tacoma tuesday

Gen. and Mrs. David L. Stone
will be welcomed back to Taco
ma on Tuesday when they arrive
at Thornwood, the American Lake
estate of Mrs. Stones mother,
Mrs. Chester Thorne, which has
recently been reopened after sew
eral years. They are coming from
Columbus, Ohio where they have
been since Gen. Stones retirement
from the Canal zone, with Miss
Diana Corse. Later they will be
Joined by Mrs. Stones other chill
dren, Thorne Corse and Miss
Anita Corse who are away at
school now.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Robert Hyde Visits Parents
At GraveIIy Lake Home

Mr.. Robert Hyde has been visit
ing at the Gravelly lake home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
H. Hyde, since Sunday and will
return to San Francisco, where he
has accepted a new position, on
Saturday evening. He recently re-
ceived his masters degree in BUSH
ness administration from Stanford
university.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

Mrs. Elmer c. Christensen en-
tertained At . surprise party for
her husband recently In esiebra-
ton Of his birthday. A eolov
scheme Of peach and blDs was
used IN the decorations. q large
birthday cake with peach and blue
candles esntsring the tabie.
Guests first met NJ the home Of
Mrs. chrtstiansou's parents. Mr..
ard Mfs. {. J. Parker. later going
t0gsshsr 70 the hostess home
Games were played and ths honor
guest resolved many gtftA
Those present were Measrs and
Mesdamea &. J. Parker. w. Benn.
Frank Justman. l. LArnon. Frank
Ellis. Misses Wlnifrsd Juatmau,
Lorraine Jnstman. June Larson.
Marian Benn. ana Meaara Casper
christisns0n. Wesley Wilson. Nil.
ton freeman. Gordon. Larry ard
Clayton Larson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Set by
PEG. Groups
Chapters TO Meet for
Interesting Programs

Semi-monthly meetings of
the city's P. Z. o. chapters
will be held during the coming
week in the homes of men,
bers, and, in one case, at the
University-Union club. Lunch
cons will precede the regular
business meetings and after
noon programs.
Chapter AY
Mrs. v. V. Eisenbeis will enter
tain members of Chapter AY
Thursday at a one o'clock lunch
con. Mrs. Grace Carr will be the
assisting hostess and Mrs. f. e.
Searles will have charge OF the
program. She will review "A His
tory of American Magazines" by
Frank L. Mott. Mrs. James Will
helmi will be in charge Of the mu-
steal portion Of the program.
Chapter @
Chapter c will meet for a one
o'clock no-host luncheon Thursday
at the University-Union club. The
program will consist OF a talk on
Modern Poetry" by Mrs. J. A..
Garvin.
Chapter CA
Chapter CA will have a guest
meeting at the home Of Mrs. w. A.
Hoage, GIT No. Cushman. Mem
bers of Chapter BA will be enter
tanned for one O'Clock luncheon
for which the hostess will be as
sisted by Mrs. NJ. J. Ainey, Mrs.
E. A. Taylor. Mrs. J. ID. REGISTER
and Mrs. J. A. Arnold. Mrs. w. S.
Burroughs is in charge Of the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
Chapter OK
Mrs. Harold NJ. Mann will open
her home to members Of Chapter
OK for o'clock luncheon the same
afternoon at her home, 4136 No.
Both. Mrs. Robert T. Knight will
give q talk on spring styles. There
win be also an exemplification Of
the ritual of the organization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Mrs. Faye TO Arrive
From Hawaii Soon

Mrs. Alexander Faye margaret
Ann Schaeffer) will arrive the
end of the week from her home
in Honolulu to be the guest for
several months of her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Ralph Shaeffer. She
will stop briefly with her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. H. p. Faye,
in San Francisco before coming
to Tacoma for her first visit since
her marriage in the seminary
chapel nearly a year and a half
ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Mrs. Burns to Return
10 Beverly Hills

After more than fortnight as
the guest of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Paul Graft, and their children,
Mrs. Ethel B. Burns is returning
on Tuesday by train TO her home
in Beverly Hills, California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Decorations Will Be Colorful
For Junior Woman's Ball
"sprinsiime at Tara TO Be Motif for Affair May at
Country Club; Members Attend Seattle Meeting

gay southern ball of the type held dear by those of
the old south prior to the Civil will be reived the
ming of May when the Junior Womans club entertans
its Sprngtme at Tara dance at the Tacoma Country club
For the OCCASION the clubhouse will be transformed into
Tara the home of the captivating heroine of Gone with
the Wind The broad, winding stairway will be fesooned
with spring flowers and palms and flowers will also decorate
the and verandas where dancing will take place
compee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29

Mrs. Cushman will be assisted
by Mesdames G. Elmore McMas-
ter. Hattie A. Rooms, Lillian c.
Dillman. Ivan P. Balabanoff, Leora
Allison, Birdola Germaine and w.
L. Tucker.
Mrs. McMaster is study director
OF the club and will present the
program. The president Mrs.
Ethel Dunseath, will welcome
members and their guests. Mrs.
Henry Skramstad, popular soprano
soloist, win sing a group OF spring
songs, accompanied by Mrs. e. A.
Gragg. Mrs. Lock c. Riehl as
guest artist will speak informally
on the ''Philosophic Fragments of
Poetry" reading a few selected
poems.
Spring flowers in the club coll
ors of lavender and white, with
touches of pink, will be used
throughout the rooms. The lace
covered table will have as its CEN
terpiece mound of lavender
sweetpeas and pink tulips.
Mrs. Carl Ostland and Mrs. Eve
lyn Chantler have been invited to
pour. Aside from the hostesses,
other members who will invite
guests are Mesdames E. M. Ber-
ger, James A. Blocker, Arthur
Buchen, William F. Dodge, J. II.
Kitlar, NJ. P. Messenger, A. H.
Smith, C. A. Snyder, d. C. Sum-
mers and E. J. Hacket.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Vows Read At
Church Rites
Miss kInkslIs Dsssmss
Drids Of ~. Fshsy

Holy Rosary church ~
thu setting Saturday morning
for the marriage Of Miss AIMS
Marie kinksIIa. daughter It
Mr.. Joseph kinksIIa. 70 Mr.
Patrick Y. FAhsy. con u Mr.
and MIRA. Edward Fahey u
puyaliup. vows wsrs rad -
D o'clock by tho Rev. Anthony
Hack. O. y. b.. in . setting u
Gala lilies. rcd tulips, palms
and ferns.
Given n msussxs ~ h~r fssh<r.
ths hfids .s<s . prfne<es sfyle1
ke<H e issxr sstln witn : lfsin.
szes y<ske sna kiixsb<tnan eoizsf.
Tier lllnszea veil wes n@ld w1En :
dslnty nsFonsx sfsdaesi win <s~f
p~sFis tisf flowers wsFs rsnk fa9e~
buas snd lilies a. the valley.
Mfs. f.<twsn fflii ~ fzsse1 css1see
$50 nstfon ~ hossers Mlss Mr.
s2fst tisFnottis. maid Il hoas<.
and ~ Misses h1sy siipsnssh.
fxsisa tsh~y. Frsax@s fsbey. Mary
Kzlea nafpny. Axn<s ffssisxnsr ezi
BETTY Tsenids. hfias~mslds ~.
James Fsh~T ssFyed IL k<lsfe-
groom - b<st man knd k1<sz<4
Fr.as fsn sd klsFoid kshe1 ~.x~
fhs uxhefs.
kfTs. ilIIl uDrs foF ~ e~remezzx
= hlss Ice Ks~n. p<inesse stxt~.
Hssze ~ifh . swesth~sff neekzlne.
sad MAss a&Fketfis Sers IN <a<zs
blue xown ~ slasisF ssyis no<1
- Tsilsmsn rn~~s. T~o ~ ~
bridesmaids wexs xswn@t In ptnk.
tee n s<sss sna tee In y<iAzw.
Thssr fiewsrs wers aolonasi A<zz-
gsssts q swest F@aes
Hfsssi mszsss ineiaa<9 ths ssax-
tnx a. Avs Maria ~ kIzx La
ilsn Fshsy ard u,ssj isssfs - ~.
1ns@ph kinksiis sad Mlss Fsh<Y
FslIewiss tl< esfsmenT . h<s4E<
fat sss given 81 NJ Nzlk<F
apartments. Msa !, 90. <aak e
the bride. fee~sys1 "a his1 Ice
Eszwn sith wha4h sh~ we're : 3s<=
slsaA. e<nsags. Ths hft1s9raaszs
meaAsf ehass l4send4T la<e with :
slgallsF eDsseEs. Tsxline and ekAsF
sprtng fie~efH 1@cgf.t~t to
bxeskfs<s fabfs.
Fsr xosaE away. khs bfisis @eEs
navy hiass sssllaxate Hifh naxy
an4 shifs seeessosies Tne nee
heass iii - mssis n FbFsllae.
Mfa Fshsy sttsade1 Aqaisss
ses1sasy h<Fs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Twins Are Born to Mr..
And Mrs. Buchanan

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Buchanan
Of A Summit road are receiving
congratulations on the birth Of
their first children, twins, Donald
Andrew and Katherine Dorothy,
Wednesday in Tacoma General
hospital. Grandparents are Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Andrew Of Sc
attic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Mrs. Kimball to Entertain
Study Group Monday

Mrs. Tim Kimball will enter
tain members of a study group of
which she is a member, at a
luncheon on Monday afternoon at
! o'clock in the tea room Of the
Y. w. C. A. The guests will be
Mesdames Frank Griffith, Leonard
Coatsworth, Frank Hawk, Arthur
Dripps. Edgar Murnen, Erling
johnson, Winfield Price, Charles
Mettler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Parents Announce
Birth OF Son

Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Owens an
nounce the birth Of a son. David
Wesley. April II. a. the Tacoma
General hospital The little boy
loins . sister, Alice. and IL also
being welcomed BY his Ersndpar-
ents. Mr. ard MIRA II. 2. Rams
dell Of this city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Story TelIsrs 10 Meet
Al University Club

Mrs. Charles Lyons Nh - host
sss IN msmbaFs az the ntofy
Tallsrs, League foe Iunehean 81
Tuesday aftsrnoon At The unissr.
slIy-uHloB club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Dinner-Bridee Group TO
Meet at Marsh Davis Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Davis will
be hosts to members Of their
dinner-bridge group on next Sat
urday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Reserve Officers to Dine
Thursday Evening

Tacoma Reserve Officers Corps
will be hosts for dinner on Thurs
day evening at the University
Union club honoring Bellsrmine
high school boys and Col Carlyle
Wash Of AeChord field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Hospitality Of Cushman Home
To Be Extended for Guest Day
Mrs. Lock c. Riehl TO Be Speaker of Afternoon for
Affair Scheduled for April 30

The last day of April has been chosen by the Tacoma
Womans Study club for its annual guest day Mrs E. E.
Cushman extending the hospitality of her home at 1902
No. Proctor, for the occasion.
The event will be the 41st annual reunion of the study
group and each member is entitled invite guest to the
affair." which starts at 2 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-04-29
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh

NISil w 6osi
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Raleigh are
visiting in the east at the present
time, stopping at the Waldorf
Astoria while in New York City.
They have been vacationing for
some time.
Evening star., 1940-06-23
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE STORE BUILDING, ALSO EIGHT
room frame house, cleo. large front porch
and 2 screened back porches, 34x14; acre
OF ground, facing 2 State roads; shade
and outbuildings; Convenient 2 schools.
churches and bathing beaches. Good busi-
ness opening or summer home Seen after
p m. or week ends: MARIAN SUMMERS.
Bryantown. Md. Phone Mechanicsville
37-F-14.
z MILES FROM DISTRICT LINE, 20
acres and, modern house in grove of oak
trees. Barn, outbuildings. Beautiful lawn,
fruit trees. Box 403-E. Star. 23'
BEAUTIFUL MD. COUNTRY ESTATE
MUST BE SOLD! Well located on maca-
dam road, short. distance from Route /,
30 min, to WASHINGTON, 20 min. to Baltic,
comprising 66 acres, improved by 12-rm.
Southern Colonial home situated on knoll
amidst fine old trees and commanding
extensive view Of surrounding country.
All modern conveniences. Lovely gardens
and shrubbery. spacious lawns. Garage
farm bldgs Write for circular giving nu-
merous views and full particulars on this
home: also other Md farms and estates
STEFFEY, INC.
33R N ChaS ST
Evening star., 1940-06-23
ANNE ARUNDEL co.

farm ~ miles D G. line via Central
rooms. r ~ bath, eiec;. IN excellent condition;
tenant house tobacco barn, stable and
large chicken house; springs and stream;
price $500: an additional los acres
woodland nearby, or the Patuxent, can
be purchaSed Te9vnnon for 81 200. uvnv
'f sunday inda Fl to ! PM 1i DU. 1877 S;:'0''
SOUTHERN EFl MD: cIGAREggTE ToBAcco
farm 4s@ aeTsS stsrI rors bS rooms aTss
State road: 4 tenant houses 2 tobacco
barns; stable eood well water; running
bring 4 times this price: $500 terms,
7oo-acre tobacco grain, hay. stock
6-room house. l large, new tobacco barn.
], OLD barn, / new stable. l cornhouse;
timber and and wqoded running streams on
5000 foaf eash. years mlss for Balance so''oo
Special e-family home and farm; IA
ae5es a1oet noreb bath
YARD and garden fence: fine SsiATf View ron on
Marlboro sarIb PIKE miles P G.; double,
tobacco. This farm should paw tor. Itself
down n tsX bsance Gears $50 maetb PrGf $1,000 $1,000
barn; IS acres cleared. "a mile state i
81 500 cash, balance J. . or 3 years.
6 acres with bungalow. ami. $4,000;
barn, $4,000; 1s miles D. c.; terms.
420 acres houses and barns, . miles
river front on Patuxent fine .duckine fish,
ing and game: will take blanket market,
80 acres, fine timber, streams; 5000
. so acres timber. streams. $50 mi
State I'd. $1,000. Will help to finance
above property. RAWLINGS REALTY
GAL Taylor s571 after : pm. or befo.e
Evening star., 1940-06-23
FARMS WANTED.

SMALL FARM. COMMITTING DISTANCE
D. c. Improved or unimproved Trade
p G rooming house if desired Box
25a-G. Star.
FARM. WITHIN COMMITTING DISTANCE
OF Washin9ton. Describe fully size soil.
water timber, buildings reads. power.
phone, fences. schools. terms Price must
be reasonable. Box 7s-D. Star
FARMS WANTED TO SELL A. S. DONI-
PHAN & SON, Donphan Bldg, Alexan-
dria, Va. Phone Alex 0S40
FARM, ABOUT 100 ACRES. NOT MORE
than 90 miles from WASHINGTON; house
need not be in perfect condition. Box