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ARLINGTON. VA.

3 bedrooms, h.-w h. modern kitchen, bath;
very large lot with shade; short walk TO
center Clarendon. Price. $500; terms
5l5 North Hudson st Possible exchange
for smaller brick home.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
1l22 No. Irving St, Arl., Va CHI O220.
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Unusual homes ranging in value from
10000 to 10000 Those who are in
terested may secure particulars from
Abner Drury, WI. 6S2l. DI. 3IOO,
PETTZETJ
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GAITHERSBURG-
SILVER SPRING

rms. modern, A-acre lot, splendid gar.
den, brick garage: price, $3.50: terms
c. w. NICOL, owner. Phone WI 21Os.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

40 ACRES, BEAUTIFUL, WOODED
rolling ground; util. available; large de-
VeloDments all around a speculation at
this price. Mr. Whiteford Of McKEEVER
WHITEFORD. DI. 9706.
II ACRES, OFF ROUTE NO. 5. NEAR
Camp Springs. Md. miles from D. C.
line. Full price. S2315. Elec and street
frontage LEWIS g. DAVIS. 12O Md ave,
Hyattsville. Md WA. 1900
: ACRES IN MD. NORTH OF EAST WEST
nighwy.. bordering $50 it. on Rock CT. PIX
and $50 # on dedicated st entering park:
Sb 600 on terms. Box 279-Y. Star.
1-ACRE LOT, GA. AVE. Mr.. SILL sPR.;
$1,000. 10 a., 9TH st. pike Wheaton;
$500 So. Of Manor Club 3-a. tracts
up; $500 a. Mr. Glenmont. 3-a. tracts up;
$3.50 wooded H. F. BIEBER. SH. 6565.
NORBECK MANOR CLUB AREA, 80
acres heavily wooded land. y mile from
Norbeck. on road leading from Norbeck
to Layhil road; macadam road and cleo
tricity: look for our sign Most reasonably
priced land in this section. L. E BREUN-
NIGER &, SONS National 204O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY
list it with us Arlington, MARYLAND and
washington Business is good. We need
more property to sell. N. c. HINES q
SONS realtors. Chestnut 244O and Dl
NEW OR GOOD USED HOUSE OR BUN
eaioy, with good-sized lot or acreage; pre-
fer to deal with owner; reasonable down
payment and can make reasonable month";
iy payments: please describe fully all oe-
tails: Quick action assured if 1t is what l
want Box Ola, Star
CASH BUYERS FOR BUNGALOWS,
houses, farms acreage. lots; Sill. Spr. or
rearby H F. BIEBER. SH. 1865.
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PICTURE WINDOWS,
1912 10TH ST. NV.

DESIGNED for graceful living this dis
tlnctlve centeT-hall home has everything
you desire including 3 bedrms, , baths
1st f.; study with lavatory. recreation
rm. with log burning fireplace and snack
bar: maids room with bath attic, ga
rage, larRe lot ideal for terraced garden.
NJ X. STONE GE 1857
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MTNTATTTRF FARM
FARMS WANTED

WANTED FARM LOUDOUN CO., VA.
Give price, terms first letter Responsible
purchaser Box 394-Z. Star. i
WHAT is THE BEST PLACE ! CAN BUY
under 81 10000. either unimproved or i'm
proved I want full details terms, size.
ocation, etc. for immediate consideration
Box 92-A, Star. A.
FARM IN VA, WITHIN 90 MILES WASH.
Will pay cash rent. Box 1O7-A. Star. %
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800 9Th ST NV

2232 Kearney st. n.e.--Owner left town;
good tourist location; z r, b.. oil heat,
garage; nr. cars and stores: open.
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD,
2024 R Ave NE DE 0317.
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HOME OWNERSl

Second-trust .oans on D c.. nearby
Maryland and Virginia property made by
reliable company without excessive title
charges or appraisal fees. Low rates. easy
terms prompt service Also indorsed CO.
maker and collateral loans
Security Finance Corporation
s3s Investment Building DI ss72.
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$3.50 Cash.
HOME BUYERS.

500 PER MONTH
81 18th ST. n.e.-5 rooms, bath. pantry,
oil burner; hot-water heater; corner lot
Phone District 2T24
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FOR COLORED.
HOMES OF QUALITY.
HOUSES WANTED TO RuY

IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR PROP
erty, list 1t with US. Arlington, Maryland
and Washington. Business is good. We
need more property to sell. N. c. HINES
& SONS. realtors, Chestnut 2440 and
DI. 7739.
WILL PAY CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR
brick houses any size any condition. Call
or write MR.. MACK, no. $3.50, 2l23 14th
st. NV, evenings and Suns. IA. 653S.
WILL PURCHASE YOUR D. C. PROP
erty and pay you your equity in cash. NO
commission. Personal attention. Call or
write E H. PARKER, 1924 14th st. NV.
DI $500 or ia 1868 ewes.
I WILL BUY YOUR HOME IN PETWORTH
for CASH prompt attention, must be settled
in 80 days Call D j O'CONNOR, 907
Allison ST NV. RA 0067
PAY HIGHEST ALL-CASH PRICES FOR
old D c houses: no commission. MRS
KERN 2632 Woodley pl NV co 2675
6 TO 10 ROOMS; PREFER. OLD HOUSE:
like possession within As days: all cash;
D. c. only E. A GARVEY. DI. 450S:
eve. and Sun, GE. $500. 1126 Vt. ave:
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. AND NEARBY MD.
g rooms bath: around $500; Or 8 or
z rooms, baths. not over S1l,500. M.
B. WEAVER. DI. 3346
PETWORTH-PRIVATE HOME, PREFER.
ably near st. Gabriel's; rooms and bath,
brick, front and back porches; substantial
cash. BOZ e5-A. star,
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MONEY TO LOAN,

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR 2nd
trusts and delinquent taxes, D. c, and Md
Deals closed in "a hours; small monthly
payments. W T COTHERN, eI5 New
York ave. NV. National 74l6 @
MORTGAGE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
District Of Columbia and nearby Mary
land; 4-41a-5S interest, graded according
to character of loan: prompt and efdcient
service. Tel Metropolitan 400.
MOORE g. HILL CO., S04 18th ST. NV
IF YOU NEED QUICK CASH LOAN
on your home consult COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. 1923 L st. DI $50. 81
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NAT. MORT. INV. CORP.
1912 N Y. Ave NV National 1888
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LARGE BAY-FRONT
COTTAGE
MAGOTHY RIVER PROPERTY
SuMMER CAMPS
oUr-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE.

TALL TIMBERS-CAMP FOR BOYS. AGES
> TO II yrs. Fully established. excellent
personnel enrolment limited. AID. 4074.
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SEE THESE 4-ROOM HOMES
Mclean, Va.-S4,25O to 81 $50.

$3.50 Cash, S25 Mo.
Full basement large wooded lot oak
noors. dormered attics, Sherwood air con-
d!tioning, Venetian blinds. public water
supply; Open pm. until dark. Out Old
Mclean, Va, and follow sign, Old Do
mlnlon Homes. Chestnut 1896
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APARTMENT SITE. 90x1s3,
Zoned 60-C, lots 20 and 80, Sqr. 4310.
Priced to sell
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
o1o5 r I Ave NE HO 5000.
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MONEY WANTED.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

$1,000, 6 MONTHS, So INTEREST;
ample security on real estate; references
furnished. Box 21s-R, Star.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY,

Shepherd Park-Here's the lovely CEN
ter-hall brick home, 4 bedrooms, , baths,
side porch deep lot, a Real Value
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81. 300 FOR QUICK SALE.

Frame dwelling in Takoma Park, con-
sisting of 3 occupied apts., each with pri-
Vate kitchen and bath; monthly income of
$3.50 gives good margin over 1st trust
payment of S34; 5000 handles. Call RE.
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$10,950.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

This fine detached BRICK has large
bedrooms, tiled baths; in addition there
Is a very fine music room or den on lst
floor: auto. heat; detached garage. Close
to schools and transportation. Located
on a lot containing handsome tall shade
trees. For appointment TO see. call j.
MEsI EY BUCHANAN. ME. ll43
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OVERLOOKING 15O-ACRE PARK
New 6-roOm brick house = baths built
in garage; screened living porch corner
lot: price. S9.25O: terms
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO..
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

One-fare zone Wis. ave. and D. c. line.
Beautiful new house, 2O3 Wootton ave.
Modern: shade; real bargain by OWNER,
WI 24Sn Omen every day.
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
OPEN TONIGHT 6 TO 8

615 GALLATIN ST. NV
Attractive brick situated in the heart
of Brightwood, Il lovely rooms, tile bath,
pOrches, etc: completely recond. priced
for only S1.45O. on terms
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN q CO, ME. 54OO.
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LOOK.
go 75n

$3.50.
9 bedrooms, tiled bath. living room
with fireplace and pine panellng; other
rooms, all ample size full basement Con-
Open DailyS5350 42nd p. NV
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN ME. 1143.
S10,950-Chevy Chase, D. c.,
Near Lafayette School.
Out-of-town owner has Just reduced
price OF this lovely home for immediate
sale. and you will do well to investigate.
Practically new detached, OF BRICK con-
staction, lovely lot with tine old shade
Foo can be used s library Oo or BgpRooM
3 excellent bedrooms > tiled baths many
built-in features and conYenienceS. AUTO
MATIC HEAT. Garage. Entire house now
being redecorated. THOS. j. FISHER 65
CO, INC. Realtors. DI. $500 Or eve
nings call Mr.. O,Donnel Taylor SIP.
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WOODSIDE PARK. MD.

Spacious New Brick : rooms, ! z baths
Lot 5Ox15O. Conveniently located in
Arlington. Only II minutes downtown
Just $3.50. On terms For appointment
to inspect this bargain. CH. 143S till 8
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department, Washington, D. G., until 10
O'Clock am. May 13, 1941.. for furnish
ing telescopes. binoculars, azimuth circles,
slab zinc, and until 10 O'Clock am. May
10, 1941, for furnishing ambulances, to
the Navy Yard. Washington, D. C., etc.
Apply for proposals to the Bureau of Sup
plies and Accounts. RAY SPEAR. Pay
master General Of the Navy. my1,s
COMMISSIONERS, D. c., WASHINGTON,
April 80 I941 Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 509, District Building,
until 200 pm. E. S. T, May 13, 1871,
and then publicly opened, for furnishing
the materials and performing the work
for the construction of % service sewer.
vicinity Nebraska avenue and Moreland
street NorthWeSt. consisting of approXi
mately 1,035 linear feet of 10" diameter
terra Gotta pipe sewer: Ca) Macomb street
service sewers north side Macomb street,
between Massachusetts avenue and Idaho
avenue Northwest. consisting of approx
mately $40 linear feet of 12" diameter
and 800 linear feet of 10" diameter terra
Gotta pipe sewer; t3) Fort Davis Park
service sewer, vicinity OF PENNSYLVANIA and
Alabama avenues Southeast, consisting of
diametet terra Gotta pipe sewer. and az
goth street service sewer, 2ath street
Northwest, between Calvert street and
Woodley road. consisting of approximately
S15 linear feet terra Gotta pipe sewer,
varying in size from Is" to 81" in di-
ameter Proposals may be examined and
secured at the Office of the Chief Clerk
Engineer Department, Room 427, District
BuIolng ap3Omy1 ,3,5,6
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New 5-rm and bath bungalow full-size
concrete cellar, cleo. city water, gas, fur
mace neat; p acre land; 500 cash, S35
mo. Q B HOPKINS. 1926 Vt ave. NV
DI G27l or WO. 0goq
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4 REDRMS S14750.

Situated in one of Washington's finest
residentiaI communities, this imposing
white brick Colonial home is ,,,;s. really ns,dy
reception hall with graceful stairway,
attractive den overlooking garden, spa
cious living room with exposures, large
storage attic, 2-car garage. Owner has
purchased larger home and has priced
This one for immediate sale; For de-
sails call Mr.. Jones, Georgia 3OI9.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

ADMINS RAIOR . OALEI.
Chevy Chase, D., C., "a block of Conn.
ave-S rooms, oil heat, Al conoltlon;
once open evenings till s o'clock and Sat-
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, WI. $500.
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ONLY $3.50.
SILVER SPRING,
SARATOGA VILLAGE.

BRICK BUNGALOW.
lovely rooms air conditioned tile
bath large f1oored attic: beautiful wooded
lot. white picket fence, concrete street.
SOO7 Takoma ave Close to everything
Call owner and save commission. SH.
6g0i.
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A REAL, COLONIAL HOME.

This attractive place is beautifully land
Circle The price has been reduced for
Immediate sale Center hall witt. large
rooms and baths. library 15x1S with a
finished 3rd floor maids room and bath,
gear garage: oil air-conditioned hest. neat
nation. call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, NE.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
RuuDERS PRICES

BUILDERS PRICES.
f-pt. or fiat site, Zoned 40A. triangle
102 It. front, $500; lot 10. So 1926.
S700-60xl00. Ingraham st. near 1st pl.
ne. Zoned 40A
Summit Park se-Near Hillcrest
wooded lots for detached homes, some as
low as $3.50
Corner 32nd and sts se.-zoned 4OA
4Ox96. only $3.50.
Row, house, zoned, so it. front. Anacostia
area. lots 70 and 76, So. 5755: 500 for
both
Branch office, 1901 Alabama ave. Sc,
Ii. 1000. Open every day until $50 pm.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
1343 H st. NV DI $500.
PROFIT FOR BUILDERS.
30 u60-ft; lots, NV. blvd. nr. D. c.. at
only $3.50. 10 acres Beach drive. Apt
sites: group row lots. John J. Wescott
Ma. 6473. O'HARE ESTATES SH. 1880
SILVER SPRING SECTION.
Several excellent homesites, very con-
venieq. location: streets, sewer, water. gas
already in; ready to build on. Price
Sl.000-Sl 500. Cash Or terms. H A.
Jacob, FLOYD E. DAVIS co, Ma O352
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1922 MORGAN DRIVE,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

brick Cape Cod style home: ! bedroom and
bath 1st floor 3 bedrooms, bath 2nd floor;
automatic heat; recreation room with hre-
place Venetian blinds 1st floor; thoroushly
insulated copper cutters, excellent con-
dition. owner, naval officer, ordered away
immediate possession Call E, M; FRY,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

4-RooM BUNGALOW WATER FRONT
and all conVeniences. At Arundel on
Bay; Apply Mrs. SARAH SMITH 504
Sixth St. Eastport. Md.
GIBSON ISLAND, FOR SALE OR RENT, 6
rooms and bath 2car garage; house in
Sulated: S9S50; rent for season, 5000
Q, B. zANTzINGER CO., 945 K st. NV
NORTH BEACH PARK-5-R COT, AMI.
scr. porch. -furn., lots S0x125: $4,000;
terms Walnut ave, bl. SO. WI. 4022.
FOR RENT-SHADY SIDE, MD.-FURN
cottages on bay. 3S miles from D. c. ideal
location WENDELL Columbia 3S4l
BREEZY POINT-sEVERAL VERY DE-
sirable building sites in this fine bay
resort at S275 each; terms. FRANKLI IN
REALTY COMPANY, Shepherd 543O. i
FOR SALE-NEW, WELL-BUILT cor
tageS: Sl,150 to 81 500 Small monthly
payments. DIR. BAILEY North Beach. Md.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT, IN SUITE OF
Offices in convenient and central location
on 18th ST. near Pennsylvania. Call Ma
tional 3240
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DISTINCTIVE
AAHTT W An DAD TRHEK

APARTMENT SITE. PENNA. AVE. Sc,
near schools churches, stores
RANDLE q GARV1N, INC,
q4p 9th St NV RE 2213.
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UNUSUAL BUY.

New brick, 4 bedrooms. one on 1st
floor, 2i2 baths, living room and dining
Bradley blvd. Development; priced under
Sll,0NO. Cal Mr. HALL, WI Sl92.
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97O0 BRUNETT AVE,

S6.5OO-Attractive modern Groom home,
situated on beautiful corner lot; nice lawn.
hot-water heat owner anxious to seH,
small down payment. To reach: Go out
Colesville pike to Sligo Creek parkway,
turn left on parkway to Brunett ave, then
TO house. E. NJ. FRY, INC. WI. $40.
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GROVFRMAN.
The former Miss Marjorie
EUelyn Baumgarner, she is
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Leroy Baumgarner OF this
city. Her marriage took place
last month in Los Angeles.
Both she 4dnd her husband
are 1UeH knODn here.
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By the Way
Beth Blaine

CROSSE POINT Mch.-Two motoring part
wonderful Pennsylvania Turnpike the speed
Mrs Frederick ger Their home which belonged the
Boyer their childhood and Then when both married
of the death
their home Situated right beautiful Lake Saint Clair
commands lawns flowers
reach and clear day look straight
the lake into Canada.
radion-some belonged Freds grand
father the late Russell Ager netme Secretary of War; Gov
Michigan from Michigan.
also beautiful Chppendale pieces which from
amly-the Charles family
WELL small downstairs sitting the walls
almost entirely with photographs and snapshots Of Fred
and Suzie famous horse Azucar In the wide
hail. place OF honor the magnificent
the Anita Trophy Azucar
and just above hangs splendid portrait in oils of the famous
animal.
Right the lake Boyers tightly
closed Bill Washington hard at work for the O. M
thai
and the children Washington for Bill to join
Close the house of Mrs David Dwight
Douglas who's cousin of Freds and where dined.
Arriving change dinner found Suzie
the conventional evening gownbu smart printed
looking bright about
little Ager prob
ably less since the when her father Repre-
Wahngtons outstanding bellies She is just
chic and slim vvacous She loves Detroit
Detroit and Fred
girl the good
both what's mporantthe charm
Douglas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Buhhe
Buhl with his attractive wife
Charles Macka who's Detroit business for
Bethlehem Steel Washingonian
Detroits we-known wife
daughter of famous Dr. Charles Mayo) and
We had cocktails swimming pool
p-A
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Weddings of Interest
In Capital Circles
Miss Teddy Luise Cherner
Marries MIR. Alfred Reines
In Garden of Parents Home

An especially picturesque al fresco
setting for the marriage yesterday
afternoon of Miss Teddy Luise
Cherner to Mr.. Alfred NJ Reines
made the wedding one of the pret-
tiest of the midsummer bridal sea-
son.
Masses of white flowers arranged
with ferns, palms and indigenous
greenery formed the improvised
sanctuary in the garden of the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Cherner, at 1880 Juniper
street, and tall standards of white
flowers bordered the long white
runner over which the bridal party
walked from the house to the white
altar before which Rabbi Harry
Silverstone conducted the marriage
rites.
A stringed orchestra, featuring
violins, violincellos, bass violin and
harp, played an elaborate program
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Miss Elaine Woody
Wed in Baltimore
To MIR. Walker

Miss Elaine Wooddy. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E Wooddy of
Baltimore, and Mr.. William c.
Walker. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
G.. Walker of Westfe1d, N. j., we're
married at 4 o'clock Saturday after
noon in st. Bartholomew Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Ten Hills,
Baltimore.
The bride wore white-dotted Swiss
and organdy with a short veil held
by gardenias and bouvardia and
carried a bouquet Of the same
flowers.
Miss Gertrude Wooddy was maid
of honor for her sister and Mrs.
Charles l.. Ball, jr., served as matron
of honor. They wore yellow-dotted
Swiss with caps of yellow and blue
delphinium and carried bouquets Of
blue delphinium.
Barbara Ann Roller and Nancy
Lee Smith, who were flower girls,
were dressed in old-fashioned
dresses of blue-dotted Swiss with
head wreaths of flowers and they
carried old-fashioned nosegays.
Mr.. Howard G.. Walker was best
man for his brother and the ushers
were Mr.. Arthur o. Wooddy, brother
of the bride: Mr.. Oliver H Havens
and Mr.. John Selvig of Westfield
and Mr.. Philip D. Caesar Of Wood
bury, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will make
their home In Woodbury..
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of pre-nuptial music preceding the
opening strains of the Lohengrin
professional that heralded the ap-
proach of the bridal party. The or
chestra also entertained during the
reception and supper that followed
the o'clock ceremony.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore ivory
poult de sole made with fitted bodice
heart shaped neckline and long
sleeves and a full skirt draping into
a long circular train. Her tulle
veil. which fell beyond the train
of her dress, was held by a cap
of shirred tulle and she carried a
white prayer book overlaid with
white orchids.
Mrs. Monte Rosenheim was ma
tron of honor. She wore a gown Of
canary yellow taffeta, fashioned
with long sleeves and bouffant skirt,
and a hat of mulberry velvet and
(Continued on Page BAL
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Miss Washington
And Brother Visiting

Miss Nancy James Washington
and Mr.. w. Selden Washington,
ir., daughter and son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Selden Washington of Belle
Haven, Alexandria, Va, left yester-
day to be the house guests of Miss
Sally Rossel and her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Rossel, at Wolfs
Crag. near Markham, Va.
Before returning to Alexandria,
Miss Washington will 60 to Aire-
shire, the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Marshall Plaskitt near Up
perville, to be the house guest of
their daughter, Miss Welby Plaskitt.
Mr. Washington will return to Alex
andria from Wolfs Crag.
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Frank Aliens Feted
By Army Couples

Col. and Mrs. Henry T. Allen
entertained at cocktails and a
buffet supper party yesterday at
their Fort Myer quarters in
honor of Col. and Mrs. Frank
Allen, who will leave Friday for
Fort Knox, KY. Col. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Oliver entertained at
dinner at the Army Navy Club
Saturday for the Frank Aliens,
who have been stationed here
for some time.
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a serious illness. Mrs. Hits brother-
in-law and sister, Capt. and Mrs.
Nathaniel S. Clifford, were at Mon
terey with her mother for week or
10 days en- route to Quantico, where
Capt. Clifford is on duty. Mrs. Cliff
ford who is the former Jeannette
Hume, is staying with her brother
in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bradley, in their new house
at 1888 Twenty-ninth street while
Capt. Clifford is on maneuvers. They
all will be back with their mother
for a brief visit before Mrs. Hume
and her mother, Mrs William B.
Orme, return to Washington the
middle of September.
Mrs. De Roth Visits Mother,
Mrs. De Ford, in Monterey.
Mrs. Herbert C. De Roth, now of
London, who is the former Miss
Lydia De Ford of Baltimore, has re-
turned to this country after serving
as captain of an air raid rescue team
in London. She has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. William De Ford
of Baltimore, at Monterey and re-
Gently gave a talk in the library of
that community about her work in
London. Mr.. De Roth, who was an
Austrian financier, now lives in Lon
don. Mrs. De Roth is making a
personal and somewhat informal
survey of the various sections of
Maryland close to Baltimore and
Washington with view to evacuat-
ing the children of those cities lin
case of emergency"
Mrs. De Roth went yesterday to
the Eastern Shore, where she is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Edward G.
Venable, in her place near Easton.
George c. Vournas Gives
Supper Fete at His Farm.
A large group of stay-at-homes
were guests Saturday evening at
another of the very delightful supper
parties which Mr.. George G. YOUR
mas gives at his farm near Seneca,
Md. on the palisades of the Po-
tomac. The guests Saturday num-
bered about Is and the steaks were
broiled over charcoal in the open
air, where tables were laid for the
guests, some remaining to play
bridge on the wide veranda and
others chatting under the trees.
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Miss Goodwin to Wed
Kenneth Rieeel

Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Hayes Coz =
win of Pokomoke City, Nd, al
nounce the approaching marriage {
their daughter, Miss Helen Virgin
Goodwin. to Mr.. Kenneth Pershin
Riegel of Takoma Park. the son {
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Riegel Of Wash
ington.
The wedding will take place IL
Takoma Park wednesday afternooi.
at O'Clock.
The young couple will live In Ia
koma Park.
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Mountain Resorts Attract
Washingtonians to Parties
Over the Week End
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Dunham, 3d.,
Give Fete at CHAIRMAN;
Mrs. Hume Has Guests
By KATHARINE BROOKS.

The cooling breezes of the past few days made trip out OF town
delightful
the Capital Blue Ridge Summit with its adjoining communities OF
Maryland into
Mr. Carroll York Red House. their
Miss Ruth Png and made her debut Red House. Whlch
Mr. and Mrs James c.
Png adons the and Bennett on the side OF
the of the former united
Chile William Culberston which is
to District been
visitors there Next week they will entertain the Chilean
Ambassador Sonora de Michels.
Six-Year-oId Grandson.
Raw hal wi at Dunbrack Inn in Monterey
Julian Clark for his mother the
Julian the Argentine and when MS
Clark transferred to Spain he was quite
the States
months he gained
Mrs Clark stepmoher
with Hume
Monterey.
Frederick Htz Fred
with her mother Mrs Hume before joining
Evening star., 1941-08-11
DR.. and Mrs. Cajiga
Hosts at Supper

DR.. and Mrs. Tomas CajlgaS
we're hosts last evening at sup
per-which guests helped pre-
pare-and DR.. Cajigas also was
host Saturday evening at a stag
dinner party to honor the
Venezuelan Ambassador, DR..
Diogenes Escalante, who has re-
turned after an extended stay in
his homeland. There were about
80 guests at the stag party.
Miss Anita Cajigas, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Cajigas, was hostess
at luncheon today Her guests
included the Misses Louise Nc
Mutt. Ann Dimond, Patricia
Grady. Patricia Herbst, Sybella
Clayton, Barbara Clayton and
Kathleen Wade.