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Holiday
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cies, including the o. P. M. and the
o. E. M.
Most State Department employees
will have New Year OF, although
hundreds are expected to remain at
their desks with special duties to
perform.
No orders on working have been
issued to Justice, Interior and Treas
ury Departments. This means, in
all likelihood, that the departments
will be closed.
All Federal employees, however,
will be required to work on the after
noon of New Year eve, traditional
holiday period along with that Of
Christmas eve.
At the Post ONCE Department and
the Maritime Commission it was
said some employees on urgent duties
would work and others would get
the day off. The holiday was granted
at the Federal Loan Agency. 7-77r
Many Issue No Orders.
Many agencies had received no
orders on the holiday question, indi-
eating they will have New Year
Day of as in the past,
These included the Board OF Tax
Appeals, the Employees Compensa-
ton Commission, the Federal Com
munications Commission, the Fed
eral Deposit Insurance Commission,
the Federal Loan Agency, the Gov
ernment Printing Office, the Fed
eral Works Agency and the Federal
Security Agency.
Meanwhile, the Public Library an
nounced that the main library at
Eighth and K streets NV. and all
branches will close at pm. tomor-
row and remain closed through New
Year Day.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Orchestra Leader Weds
EvongeIist's Daughter
BY the Associated Press.

oS tflc hSeoSlatS0 IISos
NYACK, N. Y, Dec. 30.-Harry
Salter, widely known radio orchestra
leader, and Roberta Semple, daugh-
ter of Aimee Semple Mcpherson,
West Coast evangelist, were married
here today by Justice of the Peace
Joseph K Wright in his real estate
Office
1t was the brides second marriage.
A previous marriage ended in d.
vorce some years ago in California
and she was given the right to
resume her maiden name. 1t was
the first marriage for Salter. They
left Immediately after the ceremony
for New York City.
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Robert H. Bowers Dies;
'WeII-Known Composer
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 80 Robert
Hood Bowers, 64, well-known COM
poser and former conductor for
radio stations WMCA, WEAF and
WOR, died last night in Doctors
Hospital. He was native Of
Chambersburg, Pa.
Some of his best known compost
tions were "Aloma of the South
Seas" East of Suez." EAST Is
West" THE Open Road" "Oh,
Ernest" Listen In," ''The Red
heads" "A Daughter of the Gods"
and THE Legionnaires."
For the last flve years he was
head Of the musical department Of
the School of Radio, Technique IN
Rockefeller Center.
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Cuuchois, Ex-Director
Of French Line, Dies
thaAssnniatad press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Oscar r.
Cauchois, 86, who began his career
at 20 as junior clerk and retired
So years later in 1884 as a director
of the French Line, died yesterday at
his home.
Decorated by the French, Belgian
and other governments for his work
in transporting munitions during the
last war, he worked for the line
while it rose from an obscure ship
ping company to one of the largest
maritime concerns in the world.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Senator Bridges Taken
To Boston Hospital

BY the Associated Press.
NASHUA, N. H., Dec. 30.-Suffer-
ing a recurrence of a sacro-ilias
strain which confined him to a
Washington hospital recently, Sem
ator Bridges, Republican, of New
Hampshire. was removed to Bos-
ton hospital today.
The Senator had stopped here to
visit friends while en- route from
Concord to Washington when his
back again began to pain him Sc
verely. He was expected to remain
at the Faulkner Memorial Hospital
in Boston for several days.
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FOURTH RACE SUN HERA,
OUR BLEN, MYSTIOUE,

SUN HERA still is maiden
but she has shown several crack
erjack tries and she races as If
this longer route would be to
her fancy. OUR BLEN copped a
nice try at Havre de Grace last
fall and he has worked well
since arriving at this point.
MYST1QUE may be hard to dis
pose of here.
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THIRD RACE VICTORY
BOUND, HAND, ST. DIS

VICTORY BOUND wins often
and he is as consistent as they
come. He should run right back
to his recent clever victory at
this point. HAND copped in
swift running time the other
afternoon and she rates stout
consideration here. ST. DISMAS
is as good as his recent score
indicates he is.
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MAYDIG turned in a good race
in his first local test and he cop
ped previously at Keenland. His
early foot could have him in front
from start to finish. QUEEN
ECHO just missed in her recent
try and she should prove a stout
contender. STUART B. is quite
consistent and he may be closer.
Evening star., 1941-12-30
Racing Results
Tropical Park

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 81. 900; claim.
ing 3-year-olds and upward; furlongs.
Well Alright tCr' shank) $50 800 2.oo
CommiXion (McCrearD $40 40
Ballast Reef May 440
Also ae' rannHAiiiens Boy. Brown Queen n.
Syfs Betty; Pomcal, Stimuli. Wake. Miss
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: special
WEIGHTS: maiden 2-year-olds; 6 furlonss
Muskrat May 1920 80 420
Miss Folly tSchmidD 4S0 so
Even Tempo tLindbers) $50
Time. 1:134s.
Also ran-Tricia-Jaen. Judy B. Aunt
Ellen: Call Us Too. Back Tooth and aTour
az K. Bryson entry
DAILY Double paid Sl0o9oD
. THIRD RAcE-Purse. $1,000; claiming:
2-year -olds; furlonss.
Dennis F McCreary) 40 $50 2so
Putitthere iRenickl 240
Also ran-Michigan Sun. IsIsm's Islam
Opportunity and Long Hope.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ms: 2-year-olds; furlonss.
Humor day 400 $40 32O
Marksman (Mehrtsns) $40 $50
Jacks Girl (Dattilol 49O
Time, 1:12B.
Also ran-Batter Up, Brav. Sir. Old
WICK, Remembering and Layaway.
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SECOND RACE-WISE COLO.
MEL, A ONE, TRIPPED.

WISE COLONEL has flashed
two corking tries at this meeting
and he should have little difficulty
in mastering the maidens he
hooks up with in this number.
A ONE has threatened with bet
ter than these and he might have
a lot to say about the result.
TRIPPED was right there in his
last effort.
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EIGHTH RACE-BUNNY BABY,
LADY INFINITE, HANDI-

BUNNY BABY just galloped
to win her first at Tropical and
she also copped her last at
Bowie. II the mare will show
her best she will be tough to
trim. LADY INFINITE trims
good ones when right and she is
reported working we'll. HANDI-
BOY just missed in his recent
spin at this point.
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Britain has appointed director
of civilian footwear who plans pro-
duction of low-priced nationally
branded footwear for the working
classes.
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FIFTH RACE DOUBLE B,
WATER CRACKER, ROYAL
BLUE.
DOUBLE B has turned in two
excellent local tests and if he
runs his best race he is very apt
TO trim this high-class sprint
opposition. WATER CRACKER
is very consistent and he scored
in his first Tropical outing.
ROYAL BLUE raced we'll around
Chicago and he may be tough
to handle.
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SIXTH RACE-WAUGH POP,
ARMY SONG, MAGIC
STpEAM

WAUGH POP scored three
wins at Laurel last fall and the
gelding has trained smartly at
the local strip. He may be ready
to master opposition of this cali
ber. ARMY SONG has trimmed
good ones at times and he should
be very dangerous here. MAGIC
STREAM just failed to click in
his last try.
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SEVENTH RACE-SIR GIBSON.
PANTHER CREEK, CON-

SIR GIBSON raced well in his
first at this strip and a bit of
improvement could have him
battling it out for the lead.
PANTHER CREEK has been
close up in many of his recent
efforts and he could be in the
thick of the scramble. COM
MISSION just failed to win his
last test at this point.
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Weather Report

Funs shed by the Omitted stae
vicityGeneany fair cold tonight
slightly below freezing gentle winds
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Fair Grounds East.
By the Louisville Times.
meanwhile, Mesella. Superior
2-Kilocycle. Ring Up, Chance Tea.
3-Lake View, Madison, Ever After
+Blue Nose. Bead, Mae H.
5-Misrule. Aldridge, Alcinous.
6-Thos. Alpolly. Peragra
7-Fencing, Helen's Lad, Flying
Duke.
Best bet-Lake View.
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Other Selections

Consensus At Tropical Park Fast.
By the Associated Press.
1-Valevictorian, Stuart B., Gallant
Stroke
2-Wise Colonel, Tripped, A One.
3-Light Sweeper. Betty Main, Vic
tory Bound.
Newfoundland, Sun Hera, Smart.
SWatercracker, Lazarus, Dude.
6-Magic Stream, Insco Lad, Grebe.
Psychology, Panther Greek, Leon
ardtown.
aLady Infinite. Bunny Baby,
Handiboy.
Best bet-Watercracker.
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Tropical Fast.
BY the Louisville Times
BLACK Look, Maydig, Yelled Pro-
phet.
2-Wise Colonel. Tripped, A One.
3-ISolde. Hand, Aimed.
4-Our Blen, Sun Hera, Alibi Babe.
SWatercracker, Sherron Ann,
Budie. $500
6-Magic Stream, Army Song. ms
colda.
7-Panther Greek, Psychology, Leon
ardtown.
ePriority, Commentator II, Han
diboy
Best bet-Magic Stream.
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Fair Grounds

BY The Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500. claiming:
2-year-olds: & furlonss
I Roman Tea tCrowelD b2O $50 40
I Griffin Hills tGlideweID $50 42O
Jewel Tone lBianco) $50
Time, 1:14Ls.
Also ran - Golden Ford Trade West
Bright Finish, Rhumba Queen. Marco
Polly. Mil Iron, James Sunny, Mimbres;
Field.
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Report for Last "a Hours.
prom noon yesterday to noon today
Hiehest, 40. at pm. yesterday. year
ago. SO.
Lowest. 2e. at Am. today. Year ago,
40.
Record Temperature This Year.
Highest. 100. on July IS.
Lowest, Is. on March is.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today
Eighest, rs per cent, at 8 S:30 q m. today
Lowest. AZ per cent, at $3.50 pm. yes
terday.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers cloudy
al Harpers Perry; Potomac River muddy at
Great Falls this morning.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic SurVey.)
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Fair Grounds

BY the Associated Press.
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming
, a1Ar arad ,,nua I'd fnrlnnGs

SEVENTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: dairn :
Ing: 3-year-olds and I'D; / mile and 70
Evening star., 1941-12-30

SECOND RACEPurse, $500; claimins;
3-year-olds; furlongs
valdIna Rebel tTaylor) $3.50 ESQ 40
Bright Camp tWagner) $50
Time, 1:1335.
Also ran-Mi Secret, Belmar Haste, Ada
O., Clock Time, Boot Hill. Disinherit. Miz
Ross.
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SECOND RAcE-Purse. 5000; claiming
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500: claimins;

FOURTH RACE-Purse $500: claiming;
2-year-olds; l mile and 70 yards.
Queen Lane - 10s Mad Bunny lies
Bead - 112 Mae H los
xJeweifs Own '--10l Blue Nose Iii
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Rossvun's Comment
Selections for Fast Track at Tropical Park
FIRST RACE - M A Y d I
QUEEN ECHO, STUART b.

BEST BET-WISE COLONEL.
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Mexico has a rayon shortage.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse, 81 900; claim
ing: 3-year-oIds and up; ! mile and 20
Evening star., 1941-12-30
D-:. A>u. Entries and Selections for
NO - IHS I\O " Tomorrow
Tropical Park
BY the Associated Press.

| FIRST RACE-Purse. 81 900: claiming;
| 3-year-oldS and upward, 6 furlonRs
Evening star., 1941-12-30

FIFTH RAC-Purse. $500; claiming
S-year-olds and upward; l mile and Il
Evening star., 1941-12-30

Repert for Last - Hours.
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PrecipitatNn

Monthly precipitation in inches in th
Capital lcurrent month To dAte(:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

BUYERS Any East side property; cash.
terms Burd. iyanhoe 3340
READY CASH BUYERsl-Houses. oats
apartments tcolored). Temple i-ooso.
Tyler 5-o722.
WANTED-singies, two-fat, small apart
ments for coiored Have clients. for
cash or terms AionEo Han. 1905 Broad
way. CA. 20io.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstlngE
In the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section,
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Business Places for Rent

FORT WEST. ss54--Store. l7x50. suitable
for cleaner. milk depot or meat market
BEDFORD 75As
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Houses for Sale
(WeS Of WoodWard)

FAIRFIELD near Puritan room only
81 $50 terms. 34O7 Puritan. Univer-
sify 3-s3JO
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CASH AZ HOURS

For singles. flats; East side and North
Woodward section. HOME FARM COR
lPoRATIoN. 1903 chene. Temple 2-es75.
070O.
PROPERTY TO SELL TO RELIABLE
IcoLORED. CASH OR TERMS. TIE. i-2340
ALL CASH PAID FOR ANY PROPERTY
II you can furnish ouSer on resale on
small down payments Schwartz. al
Book Building. Cadillac 1919.
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COLORED. Westminster. 34i - Twelve
large rooms; suitable large family; room
ing house.
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Farms and Lands for Sale
Little Farms for Sale


ACRES Beautifully wooded good streets
close - school stores 'ranrportatiou
price S375. SIS down. Fielder 1905
telegraph near Van Born
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Pets and Poultry Supplies

sTAFFoRDsHIRE american Pit Bull Ter
rier) puppies; reasonable. l05i3 Roxbury.
Pingree s5is
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1A4AN REAL ESTATE CORNER GdrAAD
aaE9aA For RENT FOR SALE 4aE9@A
Housekeeping Rooms

THREE ROOMS. bath; private entrance
furnished; near Briggs; adults. prexel
0764.
VAN DYKE. i047-Attrsctively furnished
housekeeping room, kitchenette, refrig-
Grafton; everything included; $500.
VAN DYKE. 454i-Two. four-r apart
ments; private entrances. Apply rear.
Reasonable.
WABASH. 1892 = Living room, kitchen.
bath, electric refrigeration; couple only;
IS.
coLoRED-Maybury Grand. 5335-Large
front room. kitchen privileges; couple.
Tyler 7-564i.
coLoRED-Rooms. kitehenet,e Furnished,
unfurnished; adults. 246 Garfield, 1891
Cameron. Temple l-7256.
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Bungalows for Sale

LANCASTER isss-5-room brick. S37.5
month Nike Call ~ e306
VICINITY (Miller-Nt Ellia,O --5-roorn
basement: furnace. garage, s2,i5O
81 0o0 down Hurry. Plaza s022
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Houses for Sale

AMERICAN, eSss-3.roon 81 200. Bry
den near Chicago boulevard =. 81 SOC
Coed condition Termx. BEDFORD 1855.
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! BLACK fertile top soil: any quantity: good
I sod. Render, Nine-Mile at Northwestern
highway.
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TRACEY AVE. 1855

NEAR PURITAN IS p NJ
IS 500 buys this nev brick bungalow % 5
rooms gas heat tile in bath and kitchen.
fully insulated fun basement and attic.
Il will pay you ~ see ~ today FLA built.
SEYBURN G. SCHULMAN
1888 Jas couIens Hwy no. ESQ
TRADE YOUR OLD HOME FOR NEW
ROUNTREE. 1900 Plymouth. We 6-iSo0
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Housekeeping Rooms

HARMON. 5s3-LsrFe furnished front
room; good transportation; between
oakland Brush
NAVAHoE, $50 (Jenerson) Comfortably
furnished Housekeeping room, everything
included. ASi so.
PARK 3140 = Three-room Housekeeping
apartment. 81 30, children. 5leepins
room. SO so
PUTNAM 17gI-Three Housekeeping. pri-
vste bath children welcome 50. Msdi-
son 1888
SECOND. 1884 fAlexandrineb- 2 rooms.
running water: close downtown, good
transportation.
ST CLAIR 4f3a tnear Garfield ForesD
comfortable bedroom, kitchen, private
satrance; reasonable.
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CONSULT ere ENLARGED f,rR. EV-a-r IrstruEi
IN me big sunday T.mes Want -
Grrtkrpt
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Houses for Sale
(Eost Of Woodward

LAKEVIEW- South Kercheval. bedrooms
screen porch good condition; Tear ga
rage owner Tuxedo 2-Oss3.
VAN DYKE. near Forest--7.room hot air
$500 down S34 month. Good condition.
Biaydon. FitzrOy III.
4.ROON home. total price 81 200. 1900 an ID
SIS month: good transportation. 20sll
Warner mr. Smile I'd. Open Sunday
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Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOUI EVARD-wOoDwARD "a Meiboune
comfortable. lsrse. airy, excellent
iranSpoftation. Madison Pstg.
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HRAsDT G9IrfDrtaHe room nugle.
gentleman. s. % weekly, privileges. eK-
,elient transportation.
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MONTANA. oil Woodward Large front
twin clothes closets. two business people,
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Dine and Dance
LaUns, Gardens, Supplies

CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH" - soc.
DENLY Recreation. Whittier; mr.. Kelly I'd.
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A Apartments for Rent

Furnished
AVERY, s202-Five attrac,ively furnished
oil heat. conveniences; owner leaving
year.
TOWNSEND housekeeping apart
nent- near Packard . Boulevard; child
allowed steam heat
WABASH. 4I2e-Three rooms nicely FUR
nished redecorated. Frgidaire; adults.
Temple 2-5123.
C6LORED-25 $50 Frederick lovely Kitchen
cite apartment. private bath: responslole
adults.
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Special Notices
DECENTRALIZATION

insurance now available for entire family
at low rates, including surgeons bills.
Covers operations and sickness and ac-
cident from any cause. Carries 81 900
death benefit, wage REIN bursement optional
Write Box 80. 1918 Book Bldg, Detroit.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Blaiirs
Continued From Page DID

ard Koch, I'd, of Haverford, Pa,
was best man. Leading the bridal
procession to the altar were the
ushers, including Mr.. William Car
nahan, Mr.. Alan Ferguson, Mr..
Robert Labranche, Mr.. Dudley Mat
theWs and Mr.. Taras VotiChenko,
all of New York City. Miss Tuttle
wore blue net with a becoming
picture hat to match and carried
blue delphinium and African daisies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway. the latter
the mother of the bride. were hosts
at the reception. which, through
the courtesy Of the brides god
mother. Miss Katharine Dayton.
was held in the small reception
room of the Cosmopolitan Club. Mr..
and Mrs Galloway were assisted
in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
and the hostess step-mother. Mrs.
J. Henry Stats. of New York; Mrs.
J. Arthur Nelson of Stamford.
Conn. sister of Mrs. Galloway, and
her sister-in- law, Mrs. E. T. Peet
of Greenwich, Corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair. jr., will make
their home in New York after their
wedding trip. Mrs. Blair attended
the International School at Geneva,
Switzerland. and Sarah Lawrence
College. and Mr.. Blair attended the
Hill School at Princeton, N. J.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

surprise party for Mrs. Mcmahon,
who celebrated her birthday yes
terday.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Warren
w. Bailey will have guests for
dessert and two tables of bridge at
her home in Chevy Chase Gardens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Corcoran
have Mrs. Corcorans sisters. Miss
Mary Gritten and Miss Betty Grit
ten of Camden, N. j., with them for
the remainder of June. Last night
Mr.. and Mrs Corcoran and their
guests attended the motion pic
ture. Man Hunt" in which Mr..
Csrcoran's nephew. "Roddy'' Nc
Dowell. has a small part. Young
'Roddy" was in Bethesda last winter
with his sister, Miss Virginia Nc
Dowell. and his mother. when they
came from England to 60 to Holly
wood for Roddy's contract with the
motion picture company.
He is now working on the boys
part in How Green Is My Valley"
On the completion of this picture he
and his mother and sister expect
to return to Bethesda for short
visit.
Miss Virginia Bush is entertaining
some of her school friends at a
three day house party at the home
of her father and mother. Col. and
Mrs. George Bush in Bethesda
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Edward Altenius
Evening star., 1941-06-22

and soa 3 Davis, 25. 733 Gresham pl.
Robert A Walker. 26. 1922 31th ST. NV
and Doris NJ carrick. q, Seat Pleasant
cbsF., Md BE Ms9hs Rfy NJ Va and
Myrtle l. Wood: 2l. 1l2l st. NV: the
Rev. Freeley Rohrer.
Paul S. South. ~, 424 18th st. ne. and
Ida B Cobb. ~ $50 18th st ne; the
Lawrence smithline. "a. Port washinston,
N. Y, and Barbara Basler. "a. 44l4 @
st NV; the Rev. F. E. Warren.
Herbert H. Lauer so, Philadelphia Pa. and
Kate P. Grant, 40, Petersburs, Va; the
Norman l. Andres, 26 1a47 Meigs St ne,
and Evelyn Mabe! Alyis; -. $50 st.
James nc Garrison nf 81 AP2SaI P2S4 North Capitol
St, and Dorothy L. Burkett IS ia 9th
St ne the Rev. w F. Wright.
Alfred W Gerdes. A.. 1920 D ST. ne, and
Margaret A O'Brien. 81, 23l1 Connect
cut ave. NV: the Rev. Charles T.
Robert P winterode. jr, 81. and Margaret
J. Stewart. p. both Of Baltimore, Md;
Judge Robert Mattinsly,
Peter Grodsky, 25,, 14l2 14th st. nv. and
nv4nni a%; he i ReT M0eE, Solomon tfe Net fuis' ST.
Conrad F Peters. -. 2222 Lawrence st
ne, and Marjorie L. Hoskins. 23, 37o5
South Dakota ave ne: the Rev. a. L.
William C. Gausmann: 25. 3O31 Rodman
st. NV. and Anita II. Reichert. 81. 1910
18th st. NV: the Rev. John Cartwright,
Hiida NJ. Crawford. 10. 6Ii5 New Hamp-
shire ave. ne. the Rev w. NJ Michael.
Henry G. SasL As, and Ruth S. Haddon.
81, both of Richmond, Va: the Rev. J.
Kenneta NJ tan M Ford 81 and Mary " Court
ney. Al. both of Baltimore, Nd; judge
Robert Mattinely.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Fairfax Events
Of Social and
Personal Note

FAIRFAX, Va, June 21.-Mrs.
F. Shield McCandlish and her
daughter, Miss Nancy McCandlish,
accompanied by Mrs. McCandlish's
-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Robey, and Miss
Helen Moore, have returned from
Princeton, N. j.. where they at
tended the graduation Of Mrs.
McCandlishs son, Mr.. SHIELD
McCandlish.
Miss Lucy Blake is the weekend
guest of Miss Sylvia Slocum at
Greenacres on the James River.
Miss Blake, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph E. Beard and Mr..
Roy Davis, jr., will leave Monday
for q weeks stay at Camp Straw
derman, near Woodstock, Va.
Miss Winona Rorbye, superin-
tendent of public welfare, has re-
turned from Nebraska City, Nebr.,
where she visited Mrs. Leonard
Mitchell
Miss Sally Perrin and Mrs. Fannie
Taliaferro of Gloucester, Va, are
guests of Miss Ida Hooe Jones.
Mrs. N. Peyton Young is visiting
Mrs. Peter Covington in Petersburg,
Va. Mr.. Frank Young has as his
guest Mr.. Richard Morarity of The
Plains, Va.
Mr.. Hugh B. Marsh has returned
from a short trip to Boston.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

Mrs. Carl M. Underwood, a former
resident of Westmorland Hills is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Simon
R. Golibart of Westmorland Hills.
Since going to Minneapolis last
winter Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood have
decided to make their home there.
Miss Phyllida Bien has returned
from week at Scientists Cllff, Nd,
with some of the seniors at Mary
Washington College and will be with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. H.
Bien, in Bradley Hills until she goes
to Middleton, N. H., for the sum-
mer.
Miss Dorothy Orr of Atlanta, Ga,
is spending a fortnight with the
Director of the Fish and Wild Life
Bureau and Mrs. Charles E. Jackson,
in Chevy Chase Gardens.
Mrs. Benjamin Elmore Sells
"Cedars" in Alta Vista.
Mrs. Benjamin T. Elmore has sold
The Cedars, in Alta Vista, where
she and the late Mr.. Elmore lived
for more than 25 years, and is now
with Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Cross
until she leaves next month to visit
her brother in Detroit. She plans
an extended trip South before she
returns to Bethesda.
The Cedars has one OF the love-
liest gardens in Bethesda and Mrs.
Elmore opened it for inspection
during the annual garden tours in
the Bethesda Chevy Chase area, and
at different times through the year.
The place contains a lovely pool,
wishing gate" copied from famous
old gate in Tennessee and many
beautiful box and evergreens. The
Cedars has been sold to Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Allan who moved to Alta
Vista last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Daniel
will be hosts at buffet supper this
evening-one of a series of parties
that they plan to give during the
early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel are newcom-
ers to Montgomery County and the
party tonight is at the lovely home
on Wynnwood road in Wood Acres,
which they purchased when they
moved into the county early last
year.
Among the friends of the hostess
who have been asked to assist in
serving the guests and in planning
for their entertainment during the
evening are Mrs. Willard Kochen-
derfer, Mrs Frank Warren. Mrs.
Barge Llewellyn Hartz and Mrs.
George Bean.
Next Sunday another large party
will be given by the former As
sistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Brien Mcmahon, who have invited
guests to come in for cocktails. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcmahon also entertained
last evening at dinner which was
arranged by Mr.. Mcmahon as a