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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Miss Thompson,
Mr.. Scudder Wed
Ceremony Read in
Cathedral Friday Evening

Word WAS received by cable
Saturday morning by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. K. Maybin Of the mar
riage of their granddaughter,
Miss Janet Thompson, to Mr..
Roger Scudder in ST. An
drew's Episcopal cathedral,
Honolulu.
The cerem ony was per-
formed by the Ri. Rev. Lit
tell, bishop of Honolulu, at 8
O'Clock in the evening. with
the reception following at
the home of Mr.. Scudder's
sister and brother-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Mahaffay.
The bride and bridegroom both
grew up in Tacoma and have a
wide circle Of friends In Tacoma.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. Oscar
Thompson Of New York and the
late Janviere Maybin Thompson.
Mr.. Scudder is the son Of Mrs.
Blanche Scudder Of Tacoma.
Before her recent trip west for
months visit with her grand
parents the bride spent three sea.
sons In New York and included in
her stay study at Julliard Musical
Foundation.
Mr.. Scudder and his bride have
gone TO Cooper's Ranch, resort
on the far side OF the island OF
Oahu, for their wedding trip and
will return to Honolulu to make
their home.
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Dean. Mr.. and Mrs Paul r. Bsn-
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. " Hsrisy.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles " Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ n. Randall. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. J. Rogers
Dr. And Mrs. John J. vsrhsisn,
DIR. and Mrs. J. n Brooke. Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs u. l.. nsisndy. Mr.. and Mrs
John n Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. N. N
BENJAMIN. Mr.. and Mrs. J ~
Woodmsn. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w
short. Mr.. and Mrs Richard Fsls.
Mr.. and Mrs John ". Baker. Mr.
and Mrs Lyman V. Hall. Mr.. and
Mrs w. r Lawson. Mr.. and Mrs
y. v. mcmillan. Mr. and Mrs w,
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs CsorGs A.
psirieh. Mr.. and Mrs Marx l.
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert A.
Waite. Mr.. and Mrs Chester
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis NJ
Wood. Mr.. ana Mrs , d. Nc
iivrsith. Dr. and Mrs. X. G. ob~r.
DIR. and Mrs. Y %. ss~siL
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K. D. Alumnae
Will Entertain


The Tacoma slumnas ehsp.
ter Of Kappa Delta will en-
terrain their husbands and
guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs.. Walter J. TAts. 9le
No. Stadium way. Saturday
evening. Receiving guests
with the host and hostsssss
will BE- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Macarthur. Mrs. Macarthur u
president Of the group hers.
Buffet supper ~iii folisw IN svs-
ming ~ cards Mss .. ~ Mod
and Mrs.. Neal nosssts are ~
eharss At ths ssvsnssmsnss 4
NJ rstriek's motif wiiI ~ shs
theme of the decossssoss fce ~
party and wlii sisn folinw shs so<s
GRITTY eolors. green and white.
A partial bst ~ gussfs ln<issdse
Msssra and Mechanics rranh
Powell. Norris n. Myers. Neal
Robsrts, Arthur L. osbsss. tossls
y Smith. Nobsrt q Jssss fA1sny
rsrkss Theodore NevshsssoWs.
Clarence n~ss. J. n. Mssd. Liswf.
and Mrs. Ned Graves. Miss por-
otsy Payne end 1iss MAslpvss
Dunlap. Tsesms. saA from otym-
PIE. Mr. an nrs Jossph rssAse
and hrs frma nowsa.
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FirCreSi 10 Mark
St. Patrick Day
Psriy q, Clubhouse Plan
ned Tor Monday ~ 9

Wearin' o the green might
well be termed Fircrsst Golf
clubs theme on Monday eve
ming when the members hold
their gay ST. Patrick's day
bridge party Monday evening
in the clubhouse. Bits Of old
Erin will inspire the colorful
green and white decorative
note for the occasion.
Mrs. Bernard V. Schwalen
is chairman for the evening
and will be assisted by Mrs.
J. ID. Mcllwraith.
Reservations for the party In
elude.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank n Merris.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flanders.
Mr. and Mrs G. J. Alderman. Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. craw. Mr.. and
Mrs H. =. Kobervig Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis e. Kuseh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ~. sutton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis c. Niemeyer. Mrs. Roger
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. w. n. Larson. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Douglas Myers. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. A. Watkins. Mr.. and Mrs
John =. Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. v. w.
Albro. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ely,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Boardman, Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs John Corliss, Mr..
and Mrs. l. G. Fielder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Gazechi. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Hagen. Mr.. and Mrs.
v. J. Heuertz. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard n. Kolstad. Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
w. Osgood. Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
Rouse. Mr.. and Mrs sam Stock
ing.
Miss Louise Fromadsr. Mrs. w.
c. Broenkow. Mr.. Jack walters.
Mr.. Frank vogsl, Mr.. J. G. Craig.
Or and Mrs Sidney N. MsoLean.
Or and Mrs. w. ~ Burns. Dr. and
Mrs. T. ". Long. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Senner, Mr. and Mrs ". v.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Broenkow. Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
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New Officers
For 0phelia

when roll 10 called ~ the
ophells Garden club meeting nest
Monday In Fishers Civic audi
torium. members will make thelr
presence Known In . novel man
ner. by naming their native state
and IT, official flower The ssseu-
tive heard wilI eenvens 81 I . N
with the general meeting follow
ing an hour later.
Spring Pruning ~ill no the
subject Of . discussion BY Mira
~. l. Void, while Mrs berry snxk
will speak on Lawns ard Their
Care" Garden reminders viii he
given by Mrs y. q. byrd. NJ.
fstriek's day luncheon arrange
msnts viii be displayed by Mrs
J. O. Doris and Mrs. n. ~. Iove-
lace Members are asked ~ en-.
hihit any unusual bloom or specI.
men
Acting as hoste.se- for the
afternoon are Mrsdsmes Paul
Bulls. J. NJ. Glass. n. Y. kade and
William Allison
Newly-eiseted Officers and chair.
men who ~ill preside At Mondays
meeting are ss follows,
President. Mrs Paul klisse vice
president, Mrs Paul Bulls. IT,.
Past president. Mrs l.. u. Waters.
secretary, Mrs. ~ n. Tuills; trsa-
surer. Mrs " v. Schneider.
Historian. Mrs. vern Wright,
trustees. Mrs v. n. Wright. Mrs
Joseph Thompson. Mrs. J. A.
Hotes. Mrs Fred MsrTrsth. pro.
gram. Mrs A. J. vetter: publicity.
Mrs Max Luokenotts: show. Mrs.
j. NJ. Glass. Mrs. n. G Lane.
membership. Mrs. J. D. Beidier;
hospitality. Mrs. y. A. bean. tels-
phone and transportation. Mrs.
Joseph Thompson.
Budget. Mrs. J. W. Hartley:
exchange. Mrs George Nieolsi.
sunshine. Mrs y. o. Byrd. horti-
culture. Mrs. J. W. Toner: con-
servstion. Mrs. A. g. Larson.
roadside development. Mrs. John
Dorsey. srboretum. Mrs G. J.
ssthsr. representative 10 wash.
ington State Federation. Mrs. n. A.
Harris; representative 10 capitol
district Mrs George ~. Miller,
representative 10 Pierce County
League. Mrs. u. I. Void.
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Additional officsrs viii 10 ap.
pointed under the new queen and
~tth the elective officers viii 10
installed IN an elaborate ceremony
In Fellowship hall ~ the Masonlc
temple Saturday evening. March
20.
Another Fora temple affair ~
much Interest was the dinner party
at Lakewood Terrace which hon.
ored the supreme Nlls queen. Mrs
Cora l.. Evans. before her de-
psrture for Seattle Officers were
hostsss~s on this occasion. psf-
fodlis were used ON the tables with
tall yellow tspers.
Hostssses Included Mrs. A. r.
Long. Mrs. Joseph Crews. Mrs.
Walter M,erow. Mrs r. .. Doh-
srty. Mrs clifford Spike. Mrs
Frank Hibhsrd. Mrs A. A. Camp
bell and Mrs. Harry Mleklethwslt
who was hostsss To the honor guest
was during her stay in Tacoma.
Mrs Evans was presented with
. Gift and . bouqust ~ pink carns-
tions. her Indiana stats flower.
She will visit Hatasu temple In
Seattle going on later 10 vsnsou-
yer. y. G. and Spokane temples.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Mrs. Curtis at
Little Theater
Lecture on Flower Ar
rsneement TO Be tuesday

Third in a series of benefit
tea talks, the Tacoma Little
Theater will present Mrs.
Eunice NJ. Curtis. well-known
Northwest lecturer, Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Little Theater, No. I'd and |
SITS. She will discuss Flower
Arrangement"
Mrs. Curtis has gained nation
wide prominence in the art of
flower arrangement. Immediately
after her talk in Tacoma, she
leaves for a six-weeks' lecture tour
In the middle west and east, where
she will also be a judge at the
Chicago flower show and will at
tend those in New York and New
Jersey. She will lecture at the Art
Institute of Chicago as well as
holding consultation days at
Marshall-Field in Chicago
Her lecture at the Tacoma Little
Theater will cover design princi-
Piles in arrangement, placing en-
phasis on spacing. third dimension
and color. She will illustrate ar
rangements during the lecture,
using seasonal plant material and
as one of her projects will decorate
the tea table.
Mrs. Abner Bergersen, as Off
cial hostess for the afternoon. will
receive guests and introduce Mrs.
Curtis. The Little Theater will be
open to the public and admissions
may be purchased at the door.
Following the talk, Mrs. Homer
Hartwich, tea chairman, has ar
ranged for tea service. Theater
members asked to pour for the tea
hour are: Mrs. Harry p. Cain, Mrs.
J. K. Gordon, Mrs Walter NJ. Smell.
and Mrs. Cecil Fuller. Tea host
esses will be the Mesdames James
Foster. Earl Hoff. o. A. Roeder.
Gene Roach and T. II. Duerfeldt.
Mrs. J. w. Matheson is chairman
Of the ticket committee assisted by
Mrs. William Jolliffee. Mrs. Har-
old Mann, and the Misses Luella
and Lucille Faulkner. Mrs. Fred
Klopfenstein is chairman Of the ar
rsngements committee.
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Mrs. Deliver VIII Be
Hostess thursday

Mrs. Mark Dolliver will be host
ess Thursday. March 20. to mem
bers of Ozanam Circle IL. which
will meet at her home. o12 No. X
st, for l o'clock luncheon and
bridge. Guests will include Mes
DANES J. r. Merrick, Cal Kirk,
Thor Henricksen, James II. Egan.
Neal Gregory. r. d. MacRae. NJ. r.
O'Keefe. George V. shull. Thomas
z. Corbett and Miss Margaret
Duevel.
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Mrs. Allen 70 Be
Garden Club Hostess

Sunset Garden club will meet
Thursday for 1890 luncheon at the
home Of Mrs. Robert f. Allen, 6i7
Ea. 34th. Roll call will be an
swered with favorite yellow flow
ers. Botanical drill will be led by
Mrs. II. McCord and Mrs. Conrad
Heymel will read paper on sham
rocks and Mrs. w. A. Council will
discuss Foundation Planting"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17

Miss Shields
Leaves for Idaho
Members. Provisional,
Attend Three-0ey Course

The institute which Miss
Wilmer Shields. national field
staff member Of the Junior
Leagues Of America. has been
conducting for members of
the Tacoma group closed on
Friday. following which men,
berS of the board were enter
tanned at luncheon at Lake
wood Terrace by Mrs. Thomas
Mills, the president.
Miss Shields has been in
Tacoma since Tuesday eve
ming and left Friday evening
for Boise. Idaho.
Present at the luncheon and the
meeting which followed at the
Country club were Mesdames c. r.
Collins. jr.. Gershom Rowland. John
Wood. Jr. Charles Fogg. Paul
Graft. L. Donald Fisher. Charles
d Hurley. Jr.. Ebert Hall Baker
II and kathryn King Youell.
Miss Shields three-day program
was planned primarily for pro-
visionsl members Of the league and
had as its theme Challenges TO the
Junior League today.
Members and PROFESSIONALS who
attended include Mesdames Robert
Read. Thomas Henderson. Gordon
Retiring Charles Lea. jr.. James
Fairbourne, Walter Baumann. Jo-
seph Henderson. c. J. Pessemier.
Stuart Welch. Lane Paskill and
Robert Lee, Jr.. Misses Martha
Baker, Margaret Kelly and Amy
Lou Murray.
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Twentieth Century Group
To Study Shakespeare

Twentieth Century club will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Alexander Holland Tuesday At !
O'Clock luncheon The program
which will follow includes the read
ing of Scene ". Act II. and Act
III of Measure for Measure" by
Shakespeare. A character sketch
of Vincentis will be given by Mrs.
A. n. Onstad.
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Mrs. Mi1ss VII opss hsms
rhussdsy Aitssnees

Members u chapter CA. 2 Z. q.
wiii meet Thursday foe I s'eiseh
luncheon II tbs boms - nsa W.
tor Miller. zlis No. 7esh -. WITH
Msa p. X. Fssssss ~ IL a2saseraG
hosssse ros tss sftssnesn ~
gram . ashafs wiil - s0n6uses1
BY Mrs. . v. psy sna nsa ! q.
REGISTER 90 Has Modern trss1Dm
for womss Improved noesssy -
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Cancer Control Group
To Be ORGANIZED

A committee Of SIX Tacoma
women with Mrs. J. Arthur Stew
enson as chairman met for lunch
con Tuesday at the Winthrop hotel
20 discuss q program for promot-
ing cancer education In Tacoma.
Mrs.. Ralph Hanson. Of Spokane.
state commander Of the vsnens
field army Of the American society
for the control Of cancer spoke and
offered helpful suggestions
The group plans 10 work out a
Definite campaign for the city dur
hg us latter part Of April
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Bentons Leave For
California and Hawaii

Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Benton of
the Tacoma Country club left on
Tuesday 10 drive to California
where they Will take passage to
Hawaii for months vacation trip.
Mrs. Benton is publicity chairman
for the Presidents Council and has
also served as first vice president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt
Parents OF First Child

Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hoyt ELSIE
Law have named their first child,
daughter. Janice Dorene She
was born Tuesday at Tacoma Cen
eral hospital. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Law and Mr..
and Mrs. v. v. Hoyt
Canadian Legion and auxiliary
will hold a public card party Sat
urdy evening In Emerson hall.
Mrs Joseph Habgood and Mrs.
Erich Rossiter Will be In charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
thursday Luncheon 70 Be
At Mrs. GordonIs Home

Mrs. J. II. Gordon will entertain
members Of chapter c, p. r. o.
a. o'clock dessert luncheon
Thursday afternoon. Assisting
hostesses will Do Mrs J. c. Haley
and Mrs. z. L. Griffin. Mrs. T. n.
Duerfeldt, philanthropic chairman
will be in charge Of N. program.
who Gives His Gifts"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Seminary Mothers
Division TO Meet Monday

The mothers Of the middle school
students at Annie Wright semi
nary will meet Monday at 1890
for business in the teachers room.
Mrs. F. J. Meyers, president, will
preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Mrs. Kilworth viii Entertain
Day Nursery Club

Tacoma Day Nursery clubs
1890 luncheon meeting on Thurs
day afternoon will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Howard Kilworth,
American Lake. Mrs II. II. Sutton,
Mrs. W. W. Griffith and Mrs
=. X. Kirk will assist.
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Academy Mothers VIII
Meet Monday Afternoon

Mrs. Thomas Baillargeon will
conduct the regular o'clock meet
of the Aquinas Academy Mothers
club on Monday afternoon. Follow
ing the program there will be a tea
hour for which Mrs. NJ. w. Marush
will be the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-17
Mrs. Mierow Succeeds Mrs. Long
As Fora Temple Nile Queen

Election supper h Hsd nvrdsy Evening n Mssss;s
Temple; Dinner ~ rsrsss Hs~su suprsms ovsss
At tho annual election meeting ~ xovs temple bnao
ers Of the Nile. Mrs Walter r. Mierow ekoasn queen
Of the organization. succeeding Mrs. A. LDao. Lete
supper. which myrads ~ daffcdiis used the
tables, followed the election.
Other elective officers for the year arc Mrs. Z. q.
Doherty. Princess Royal Mrs Clifford Spike. Princess
Trrah. Mrs ". p Grubbs. Prncess Bcudra. Mrs Prank
Hubbard. Princess recorder and Mrs. A. A. camphs.
prineess baukcr
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Mrs. friedline viii Be
Hostess Thursday

The l o'clock luncheon meeting
of Libra Study club will be held
at the Sumner home of Mrs. c. A.
Friedline on Tuesday. Mrs. Paul
L. Pearson will be the speaker.
She has chosen as her subject
Folk of Norway" Mrs. II. Dol
ton Smith will review Born In
Paradise" by Won Tempski.
Waller Road Mothers club will
sponsor a card party and dance
Saturday evening at s o'clock in
Waller Road hall, Ea. 64th and
Waller road.
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Nuptial Date Set
BY Miss Walker
fisnes OF Mr.. Bohingsr
fsssd ~ Kruger Home

Miss Eunics Walker, fiancee
Of Mr.. Melvin Bolsingsr. was
honored nj = surprise miscsl-
laneous shower given Wednes-
day evening by Miss Dorothy
Kruger al her home in Fife
Miss Walker was formerly .
resident of Fife but now
makes her home In Tacoma.
She has set the evening Of
March III for the wedding.
A pink and blue color o. hsms
was carried throughout with color.
ful luncheon cloths on each table
and also vase of dsffodlIs Pink
and blue bridal napkins and dslnt y
pink and blue crepe paper umbfei.
10 place cards we're b<sids each
plsts.
Ths evening was spent pls yins
s.mss ~-'Loysrs Vocabulary and
"cootis" Prizes we're ~on ~
Mira ports casiisy and Miss Doro-
Thy Gins. After ths Safnss . late
supper was served
Those attending ~sre MssdAfnss
A Iseo,~. IT,. A. tseoss. 81. L.
groir. .. Csllsrt. James Murr~y.
J. Walker. Fred AfBtson. o. Tut
tie. a. AstsD,t. ~. Aksrs. q ssh<,i
v. spear, q. Harris. u. kahlmssr.
ID. Kruger. y osllsrs. y. Gmi~y.
A. zlftsi. and ths Masses \. syvsrt-
son. v. Koyseh. y. cilns. y. Harris.
4 Spear and Y. YamAmots.
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Services Guild. isSepsasissi nshts
church ~iii meet Monday fnf IL -
luncheon 81 ths hofns n Mrs. T. 1.
Kendall. 500 10. Iith. Mrs. Lillian
Packard VII 10 ths assisting
h0sfsss
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Charlotte Wrolson
Is Honor Gusss

Mrs Frank Williams u Psysl-
iup sntsrt.insd FRIDAY evening at
ths home Of her sister. Mrs. Ernss,
Barker. honorins Mas Charlotte
wroison. Dvlds elect of Mr. Harley
Endsrsbs
Guests for ths evening ~srs
Mrs. Frank wroisasn. mother IL tns
prids .to-ps. Mira W. J. Kelly. Mrs.
~. NJ Norwood. Mrs. Charles
George. Mrs Chester Csofgs ard
Mias Judith Ma George u ppyni-
lap; Mrs. Frank ~ Williams and
hrs " Stretch ~ Jos1ta. Mrs..
Jack w. Williams. Mrs r. ~
Becker. Mrs =. Joy ana Mrs..
Chester Aadssn.
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Mothers Cisb. kssfss ehsps~s.
DsMsiAy. will esisbrats their birth
day Monday evening ~ 7ss0 In
the ssth u. Masonic temple with
msmbsrs Of the chapter - hon
orsd guests Presiding officers ar
ranging the affair include Mes
danes Harois Meyers. Royce Wal
drip. Ray Daring. George Krsgsr.
Carol Dssso. Al Puddieomoe and
Shelley ssasisy. There viii b an
election 81 effsoAga
Evening star., 1941-10-12
East Falls Church. Va.

BSUH N. WASHINGTON BLVD.
Now under construction. 3 rooms, 32X2S,
hardwood floors, fireplace, modern kitchen,
tile bath. full basement aforementioned
heat. city water, sewerage, etc: on corner
lot. Price. $500 terms. BY owner.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
SOMETHTNG Unusual

32 rooms, 5 baths. stores, Diet. mod.
brick and stone BLDG; large lot. with room
10 PARK 300 cars; suitable small hotel.
private school. lodge or roadside inn; cost
Sb5, 600; possible income as hotel or room
ing house. $1,000 per month. and the price
que TO illness and quick sale only S25. 600;
$1,000 cash payment
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. EXCLUSIVE AGENT,
SUITE 209-210 Barr Bldg. DI 1921.
Evening star., 1941-10-12

Rambling type early American Co.
lonial of Wakefield brick. Designed by
well-known architect. Has many indi-
vidual features. Set we'll back from
road, on half-acre plot with rock gar
dens and tall oaks
First floor has large living room log
burning fireplace, huge screened living
porch, dining room with picture window,
commodious, fully equipped kitchen,
Evening star., 1941-10-12
FIRST COMMERCIAL

>. 11l4 Flower ave; 100 #. front by 100
u. deep. VIII divide to suit purchaser
Convenient to new Piney Branch Apart
ments and other apartment units
FRANK L. HEWITT, JR..
Evening star., 1941-10-12
NEW BUNGALOW.

5 rooms and bath, hot-water heat.
hardwood floors, built-in bath and full
basement, Reasonable down payment
and monthly payments as low as $40
pei. month. including taxes. Insurance
and interest. depending on size of down
payment
., TO REACH: Out Bladensburg I'd to
the second street beyond the second
trafhc light in Cottage City, turn right
70 the third street, then turn left to
$50 Lawnsdale st Owner on premises,
10 am. TO pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE $4,000 EQUITY m BUILD
Ing located $50 Pa. ave. Sc. on large.
modern farm: building now leased for 8
yrs. at Sl75 per month. RALPH G..
PERRY, 637 Pa. ave. Sc. Ia.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

POULTRY FARM ON WATERFRONT.
fine buildings, good land for any crops:
hours ride from city; help finance
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL
new six-room house, vacant immediate
possession. priced at only S7,950.00, for
property. Phone MR.. WAR
ING, WA. 2232 evenings or before 10 9 m.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
O1tIL4N CN IFIAON ODEN,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.
CHI 3S3S. Ewes. Glebe 3S3S
WEBSTER SAYS

A house is structure for human habita-
ton, home is a dwelling place of one
family. See this one at $3.50; a 5-room
orlck, modern, located at s92 N Kentucky
s.; block of Wilson blvd, or call CH.
0999.
RICKER PROPERTIES. INC.
Cor. wilson Blvd. and Courthouse Rd.,
Evening star., 1941-10-12

l. A group Of 4 buildings, containing
units each, in splendid n W. section Total
income > S10.530 per annum. Price. SOL 600
?. Chain store. leased for long period, in
NV. section; will earn r. absolute net
on 81 900 cash investment
3. Semi-detached house on Allison St
NV, leased $3.50 per annum; price, $3.50
FREDERICK W BERENS
MA. S2IA- ENPninr Slirn $3.50
Evening star., 1941-10-12
CHEVY CHASE VTFW nm

On Conn. ave.--Semi- bungalow brick,
built-in garage. oil heat all modern i'm
proyements; large lot 75x20O Price.
$500: terms. F. NJ. PRATT CO. INC.
1O17 Z st NV MA $3.50. eves PA do21
Evening star., 1941-10-12
NEARING COMpTFTION

Extra large broom and bath bunra,ou
full basement. oil heat. stove, refrigerstor
lsrse attic with space for more rooms
OWNER, 511l goth st. north CHI 5TIo'
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN. LIST COMMERCIAL, - g.
story, 9-rm.. valuable corner property, now
occupied as print shop and rooming house;
income over $1,000 yrly.; near Govt bldgs. !;
new improved street. For sale by OWNER
Priced S25,009. Box lid. Star.
COMMERCIAL-INDU GROUND.
D. c. and Md. Railroad sidings, all
prices. Z. N. L1GHTBOWN Warfield 1925
BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED ON
Rockville pike in Bethesda, Md.-IO 600
#. of ground, will park about 80 ma
chimes; brick bldg. 30xS5, arm. and bath
apt. in rear; good income twice a month
Apply 7125 Arlington ave. Bethesda, Nd.
FIRST COMMERCIAL CORNER ON CON
duit road. 75xSO feet, containing t,1OO
square feet, improved by an old dwelling;
price. 100000 90; an offer invited. JAMES
MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor. 723 goth
street NV.
NEAR SEVENTH AND MASSACHUSETTS
avenue n:w.-A, lot 2SxI06 feet to a
14-foot alley. contains 2,913 square feet,
improved by two brick houses renting for
$4,000: price. g 90 foot including i'm
provements.. JAMES MORRIS WOOD
WARD. Resltor. 723 Goth street NV.
10000 TO 10000 50. FIT. s.W. CONNER
cial ground. railroad frontage; suitable
for warehouse; will build for responsible
= GEORGE =. WALKER. REALToR,
RI. 3093. 1o19 18th st. NV. WI. 3236.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I15 ACRES BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT;
elegant harbor, estuary Wicomico River; on
State road: Groom dwelling: real para
disc to make home; $4,000.
An elegant residential home 1873 acresi
State road; beautiful shade trees; current;
phone: IL rooms. handsome Colonial In
terror, built over 100 years; in good coridi-
ton; numerous outbuiidings: an exceD.
ttonai. opportunity to secure beautiful
home: $4,000.
r. BROOKE MATTHEWS. La Plata. Md.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
IN ARLINGTON

Just completed, brick and stone hou
4 bedrms., . baths. Shown by appoir
ment only. By OWNER Phone Gil. 1Sf
Evening star., 1941-10-12

ARLINGTON = PRICED UNDER THE
home, hot-water heat; 2 rooms on second
floor rented for $3.50; priced at $4,000;
terms. You must act quickly.
N. c. HINES & SONS,