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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1870 President sedan-A
Studebsker'S famous overdrive. climatizer
and radio; low-mileage, one-owner car.
carefully driven; new car performance in
every detail Butler bonded End reduced
to sell quickly for S947. LEE d. BUTLER,
INC. ll2l 2lSt st. NV. District 1918.
TERRAPLANE-HUDsON 1887 coupe radio
and heater. white sidewsl tires, gun-metal
gray finish: S345.
LOVING MOTORS-Your Packard Dealer,
45l5 14th St. NV. RE. O503. RA 422o.
WILLYS 1897 de luxe sedan: beautiful
condition; only $3.50; can give terms.
Mr.. Roper. 1880 r. 1. ave. ne.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

STUDEBAKER 1a41 de luxe Champion A.
dr. cruising sedan: company official car:
savings of $3.50. American Service Cen
ter, Studebaker Dealers. 5S5 N. Glebe I'd,
Arl.. Va. oxford 2I29.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Commander cruising
sedan: overdrive; S475. Emerson 043e.
STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator cruising Sc
dan; good paint, seat covers fne motor
will give you excellent and carefree serv-
ice for only S349. KILLER MOTORS,
Studebaker dealer. 5000 Georgia ave.
lSilver Spring, Md. SH. 6l00. Open
Sunday 10 10 pm. evenings TIL 9,
sTUDEBAKER 1871 Champion club sedan
maroon finish, low mileage. one-ovner car;
equipped with radio; new-car condition
mechanically and in appearance; owners
report excess mileage: priced to sell i'm
mediately; trade considered. KILLER
MOTORS. Studebaker dealer S60e Georgia
ave. ,tSilver Spring, Md. SH. 6100. Open
Sunday Till > pm. evenings till 2
sTUDEBAKER 1870 Champion o-door
sedan. S545; fully guaranteed. SIMMONS
MOTORS, 1887 14th st. NV. NO. 2164
sTUDEBAKER 1898 Commander 2-door
sedan; radio and heater, orisinal black
nnlsh very good; ok: motor; splendid
PoHANKA SERVICE.
ll@6 10Th st. NV. District ql4l.
STUDEBAKER 1910 Champion 4-door Sc
Dan IKE new; driven carefully by orig
mai owner: S649; written guarantee
PEAKE MOTOR CO
WIS ave. enc Albemarle St Ordvsy 1000
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AUTOMOBILES eoR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 4-dr. trunk sedan; green
hnish. radio and heater. like new; must
sell will take best oner; can be financed
PLYMOUTH. 1887; excellent condition;
| clean interior: private owner; reasonable;
| cash or terms. Ordway 0163.
PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 4-door trunk
UnasnaIs soS el.sn no theoushont % ISmss TTaSs snd
'aaa - cooMaSuN1ry MOTORS. INC.
1900 Hampden Lane tBethesdal. WI 5000.
PaYMogTH abs e. 1sss ss soGd condition reason
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe 4-door trunk
ssdan; perfect condition; 1895; KEARNEY
MOTORS. b023 Conn. ave. WO. 6l15.
sedan BLACK nish .DotIess af noer %oSar faat up
us N. SossoN :: aF.' Ne: MoToR cRI pr 1902.
PLYMOUTH 1910 de lyxee 2-doo,, radio,
ave. colm.r Manor Ma Nd.
pLYMoUTH f!ssN U1sI,I l9S5 S. De IuKs 4doOr tIun.
TadG Eodns sas es5n cen
3540 14th st NV Ho 4lO0
PLYMOUTH 1898 coupe; excl cond
esy sa acsa sfs e5s
excellent. mechanically. original black in;
ads t00d Aems s' aSa ss Td 1nd
heater. % grille Il Gus suards finished % il green green
interior very clean. finest mechanical con-
di'l0n suaTsn.ssdi TRnaSdLr oaly M6roRs' o3s5'
e12l Bladensbure Rd: NE. DE. 6303.
r.aio heater tDtop eonditon @ sSn' thfoush: SSHRs
1901 R. i Ave. NE De. 1909.
PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan S65 for quick
sale. M Hsrforth: 45i5 14th St NV.
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-door touring sedan; in
excellent shape; very good. economical
transportation and selling at only s495.
hnv BE sure and see our No. 203 before you
,o,H. B. LEARY; JR.. & BROS:
1921 14th St. NV. HO. 1900.
PONTIAC 1941 tstreamlinerl sedan--wine
mileage car that will give you new car
service in every detail: new car guarantee;
s s54S yGse xRcApE poNrac i4s irTnr
81. NV. Adams $500 or our BIG USED
CAP LOT at New York ave. and Bladens-
burg rd. ne.
Radio, heater. fine motor, like new tires.
that's ready for safe winter driving; s595.
adsa! ssPe oSTG Ut sei h ts7 usEp syps csR s
a New York ave. and Bladersburs I'd ne
PONTIAC 1871 4-door 6-cyl.; brand-new,
never sold. left over: S9S5. Flood Pontiac,
4221 Connecticut. WO. s401.
PONTIAC 1898 5-pass. coupe: absolutely
perfect. ia 5I56. sl3 Marietta pl. n. v.
1a'
PONTIAC 1910 2-door sedan. s cyl: low
miles, immaculate. S725. Flood Pontiac
42@1 Connecticut. WO. s4o1
PONTIAC 1887 4-door touring sedan; ok
motor, very good tires, very clean in
terror; Will give you many thousands Of
miles OF excellent and carefree service;
1878. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1431 Irving
81. NV. Adams $500. or our BIG USED
CAR LOT at New York ave. and Bladens-
PONTIAC 1886 81 4-dr. sedan; original
green hnish good tires. clean inside and
- PoHANKA SERVICE.
1928 goth st. NV. District 914l.
PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 2-door trunk se-
dam. beautiful maroon finish. spotless
interior excellent tires and motor sac
RossoN MOTOR CO. ~
115 n. Y. Ave. NE RE. 1902.
PONTIAC 1888 coach; trunk. heater. clean
broadcloth upholstery. fine 6-cJl. motor.
0''eA hniSFI FR1ANaIa flsdilsefa aor0Rs oRssg SGD
14o1 r. I. Ave. NE DE. 630a.
PONTIAC 1s41 streamline super sedan
coupe. S975: low miles immaculate. Flood
Pontiac 422l Connecticut. VIC s401.
PONTIAC 1887 2-dr. tr. sedan; radio and
your old car may be the down payment.
Victory Sales. 5s0e Ga ave
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CHEVROLET 1871 Special de luxe sedan;
maroon: $500 mi. radio. heater, de-
frosters, slipcovers, white sidewall tires:
will finance and service as new car; new
car title. WA. 0S35
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CHEVROLET 1888 4-dr. tr. sed.; one
owner. low-mileage car; Chevrolet radio
and heater, new paint, spotless upholstery
good mechanical conditions Sl50 down.
$3.50 Wisconsin ave. WI 5l95.
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CHEVROLET 1887 sport coupe; very at
tractive car. finished in 3et-black. motor.
tires, interior far above the average; low
in price: NOW S297: Ready for safe
winter driving LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
11o1 o1St 1918
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MERCURY 1899 4-door touring sedan;
beautiful Falkstone gray finish: low mile
and shows it. You'll never beat this bar
gain at 1853 Big allowance for your
present car and as long as Is months on
SIS. NV. RE 22h1 Qnen Until i q n n
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CHEVROLET 1910 Special de luxe town
sedan: radio, heater: original owner; bar
gain Taylor S3o5
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CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe town Sc
dan; l1,000 miles; radio, heater, clock,
chrome plates and superchargers; lovely
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CHEVROLET 1e4l coupe: perfect condi-
ton; white side-wall tires. radio. heater,
fog lamps, seat covers: / 900 miles; care
fully driven. Call Mr.. LeftWich, District
4200-l, 2 to 10, today No trade con-
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CHEVROLET 1887 town sedan; unusual
condition: heater, only S2S5. o. w. Rosen-
berry, 1919 NJ St NV.
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CHEVROLET 1887. 2-dr. master sedan,
S275. American Service Center, Stude-
baker dealer, 5S5 N. Glebe rd, Arlington,
Va Oxford oloN-
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MERCURY 1910 4-door sedan, original
holstery always covered and like new:
radio heater; one owner. An excellent
ToWN A. COUNTRY xorops
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MERCURY la41 4-door sedan; black I'm
ish; radio and heater; seat covers; driven
less than 5000 miles: a company ofnciai's
car; sells new now for S1,32p; yours to-
day at S1,015. See Bill Currin. LOGAN
SERVISCENTER, 2017 Virginia ave. NV.
ME oS1S
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CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe town
sedan; radio; also 1889 master tour. Sc
dan; both in fine condition mechanically
and In appearance. SIMMONS MOTORS,
1AAH l4th ST Il " North olk4
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LINCOI.N-ZEPHYR 1888 de luxe 4-door
sedan; black finish. wfite-wall tires, radio,
heater. excellent rubber: very low mileage.
This car is in the best of condition and
guaranteed. Cost 81 500 new. High al
lowance on your present car. as long as
IS months on balance, S495. LOGAN
MOTOR CO., 18th and NJ SITS. NV. RE
32b1 Open until 10 nm
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practically new white-wan tires, O. K. mo-
tor. very clean. Cost new, $4,000; NOW
1925. your car in trade, Is months on
balance; 30-day written guarantee. LO-
GAN MOTOR CO. 18th and NJ. sts. NV.
Republic 3o51 Open till 10 o
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CHEVROLET 1885 Master de luxe coupe;
excellent cond. Owner, IA. 1887. 427
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MERCURY 1889 club convertible coupe;
beautiful Falkstone gray. new top: low
mileage; perfect condition, attractive ap-
peaTance Ssao. ,od and matchless performance;
18th and n sts, NV tofAN kEs sasi M9roR CO.
N MERCURY 1940 de luxe 4-door sedan
sack sej fnlsh ansa sss hss.er, low misas. must
Ext 5os, Sunday between n 5 and U9as' 3 ''oo
MERCURY 1929 4-door sedan; new white
ToRsn sSa Con Conn ss1s ave- Ko Kk5AbfEy sfs MO
MERCURY 1s41 4-door 5-passenger se-
dan; de luxe, seat covers, radio and
toviNe; tiEssi eeafsP5lGnsiy MoFosy lex n5sss. ssss
45l5 18th ST. NV RE o5os. RA. sssb ssso
NASH 1889 4-door trunk sed; / owner;
radio, radio. low mileage, good mechanical con-
sfEs $3.50 #s5'Rs Wisconsin SC R.z
tires; s75 if sold at once. i725 oslsn
oL1p,sMognE 1888 2-door sedan; radio
''se 1'es s'%si9Sa sEs$IeE
tractive isn't blue f,nish s1 IS Just ii' ike new
interior spotless fine tires; we invite your
most careful inspection; S675.
POHANKA SERVICE.
1925 Goth St NV. District Q141.
oLDsMoBHE OLD 1887 6-cyl: 4-door touring.
Also 1885 Oldsmobile 4-door touring, re-
duced to S265. SIMMONS MOTORS, 1887
nth st. NV. NO. 2164.
oLDsMoBn.Es-193s . OF. 4 door sedans;
and handling; low mileage; priced at
0o CWoMMuJNSirY COZ MOTORS, INC
$500 Hampden Lane tBethesda). WI. $500
OLDSMOBnES-1941 display cars, popu-
lar "oS'' custom cruiser 4-door trunk
sedan. famous hydromatic drive, radio:
heater. defrosters. Buy nov at . real
COMMUNITY MOTORS INC,
$500 Hampden Lane (Dethesaa). WI. $500
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1910 coupe. q very
attractive original Newcastle grey finish;
interior is positively immaculate; fully
equipped with radio. heater, ". ". tires and
economy overdrive. This finer car will
please the most discriminating buyer. One
careful owner and the entire car beams
with excellent care. Only S995.
TOWN & COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 14th ST. NV MI 5000.
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1889 sedan: radio.
AZ rrijrs GlehA 1O-2
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POHANKA SERVICE,

BUICK 1889 4-door sedan; original dark
blue finish: upholstery has had seat covers
on since new; far above average condition;
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| DODGE 1898 convertible coupe: beautiful
gun-metal finish. radio heater. motor and
teed Ted II KEARNEY IaeJfaoP MoToPs rug 54pa eonn
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LINCOLN 7-pass. lin, '34 chassis with 80
al-aluminum Paris-built custom body new
Firestone heavy duty tires; Al d. c. in
spection; sacrifice, $3.50. Victory Sales,
Gs
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DODGE 1886 trunk 4-door sedan: excel
lent condition throughout: heater. good
tires. Owner drafted Call North q47s.
1906 Que St NV S225 20s
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DODGE 1887 de luxe coupe; very clean:
good motor and tires: 1929; EZ terms
GEORGIA AVE. MOTORS, 3t0S Georgia
ave RA 9Sa4
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11"B "Oth 81. NV. Dlstrict FIJI.
BUICK 1886 sedan: radio, heater; looks
new; excellent mechanical cond.i reas.;
pvt. owner. RE. 0461. Ext. 400.
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DODGE 1941 demonstrator; radio. heater
and many other extras; save over 5000
on AZ prices: new-car terms and guar
antee; also a 1941 Dodge custom 4-door
display model at Al low price.
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CHEVROLET 1898 de luxe town sedan
A dandy little car in fine condition me-
tires: spotIess interior and well worth
S465 ARCADE PONTIAC. 1897 Irving ST.
NV. Adams $500 or our BIG USED CAR
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(Continued.)

DODGE 1885 4-door touring sedan: beauty
winner; in perfect condition 1895 low
terms. LOGAN SERVISCENTER, 2017
Virginia
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| cellent mechanical condition. clean: S44a
and S4s9 MERSON q THOMPSON, $3.50
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1885 4-door sedan;
original green finish, upholstery always
covered; heater: very good motor and tires;
Evening star., 1941-10-26
House of Mercy
To Hold Annual
Sale NOvember6 s

The annual "at home" and
apron and food sale at the House
Of Mercy will be held from II to
6 o'clock Thursday, November 6.
to obtain funds for the home.
The aprons are made by the
girls at the House of Mercy, who
are supervised by Deaconess Yeo
and her assistant, Miss Burton.
Deaconess Yeo has been in charge
of the House of Mercy 40 years.
The food is to be homemade
and will be contributed by the
Board of Lady Managers and
their friends. The board con-
sists of about so members. New
members are Mrs. C. Leslie Glenn
and Mrs. Paul v. McNutt.
This sale is an opportunity for
friends to visit the home and
learn what is being done for
young mothers and their babies.
The Right Rev. James E. Free
man, Bishop of Washington, is
president of the Board of
Trustees. Mrs. Smith Hemp
stone is president of the Board
of Lady Managers. The board
will be assisted in handling the
sale by special committee, of
which Mrs. Donald c. Bingham
is chairman. Other members are
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Miss Hill Honors
Miss Glare kenner
With Luncheon

Miss Margaret Hill, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hill,
entertained at a luncheon and
shower yesterday in honor OF
Miss Glare Kenner, who will be
married soon to Mr.. William G.
Hill, jr. The party was held at
Oak Hill, the country place in
nearby Maryland where the Hill
family has lived for the past 10
years.
Miss Hill made her debut in
June at a tea at Oak Hill. Miss
Kenner, Miss Evelina Van Metre,
Miss Carol Franklin and Miss
Mary Helen Dawson, who at
tended the luncheon, were as
sistants at the debut.
Others who attended the
luncheon were Mrs. Hill, Miss
Kathleen Duncan, Miss Dorothy
Bell, Miss Margaret Cremen, Miss
Lillian Vane, Miss Frances Bowie,
Miss Dorothy Selby. Miss Sue
Morsell. Miss Tudor Morsell, Mrs.
Richard Schreiber, Mrs. Samuel
Miller, Miss Alice johnson and
Miss Barbara Scott.
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ArnniStice
Ball Aides
Named
Miss Wrishtson
Heads Junior
Committee

Miss Aileen Gorgas Wrightson,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dougherty Wrightson, has accepted
the chalrmanship Of the Junior
Committee for the Armistice Day
ball of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, to be given November IL at
the Shoreham Hotel. Proceeds will
be used for relief work among dis
abled veterans.
Miss Wrightson is the grand
daughter OF the late Surgeon Cen
eral OF the Army and Mrs. William
Crawford Gorgas She made her
debut in Washington a few seasons
ago and has been active in charity
work since then. Miss WrightSon
has asked a number of her friends
who are daughters of Army or Navy
officers to serve on her committee.
Among them are: Miss Mildred
Paddock, daughter of Capt. Hubert
Paddock. U. S. N. and Mrs Pad
dock; Miss Catherine Callahan,
daughter of Comdr. Malcolm Gala
han. U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Callahan:
Miss Phyllis Durgin, daughter OF
Comdr. Calvin T. Durgin, u S. N.
and Mrs. Durgin; Miss Barbara
Simons, daughter of Capt. Francis J.
Simons. U. s. A., and Mrs. Simons; ;
Miss Mary Louise Fry. daughter of
Col. Edgar Allen Fry, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Fry, and Miss Eugenia Jacobs,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Jacobs.
Included among the patrons and
patronesses for the benefit are the
former Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court and Mrs. Charles Evans
Hughes and Associate Justice and
Mrs. William o. Douglas.
Tickets may be obtained at l707
I street, or at the Shoreham the
piobt cf tho hall
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Mrs. Tuckerman
To Entertain for
Nine. Grouitch

Nine. Grouitch. who has recently
returned from Yugoslavia, will be
the house guest Of Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman week after next and the
guest OF honor for whom Mrs. Tuck
erman will entertain at dinner pre-
ceding the premiere showing Of
THE Stars Look Down" at the Lit
tie Theater the evening of Novem-
Der 5.
Others who will entertain at din
ner parties preceding the show.
which will be for the benefit of the
British American Ambulance Corps.
are Judge and Mrs. Clarence Nor
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ton Goodwin, who will be hosts to
a party Of 10: Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam D. Connor, Mrs. Wayne Nc
Pherson, Mrs. Lydia Lorins, Capt.
and Mrs. Donald Bingham, Mrs.
French Myers, Col and Mrs. Brady
Ruttencutter, Mrs. George F. Becker.
Mrs. Osie Ferguson and Mr.. and
Mrs, Ralph Hallett.
Ushers for the benefit show will
be group of debutantes under the
chairmanship of Miss Betty Stew
art Richardson.
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Mrs. J. Breckenridge Bayne. Mrs.
Frederick Bradley, Mrs. A.
Chester Flather, Mrs. H. G. Gill
NOR, Mrs. Ralph H. Hallett, Mrs.
Laurence G. Hoes, Mrs. Arthur
Macarthur. Mrs. Luther Sheldon
and Mrs. William F. M. Sewers.
The House of Mercy is not
member of the Community Chest
and it is necessary for the board
to conduct such benefits as this
sale.
The house is located on the
edge of Rock Creek Park, near
Park road, at Rosemont avenue
and Klingle road.
Evening star., 1941-10-26


Willard after the exhibition Of
Australian pictures at the National
Gallery was delightful. 1t is an art
In itself to keep the interest stirred
at this season of the year. when
exhibitions are held in such quick
succession. And, now the New York
galleries are serving cocktails right
on the spot-during the preview.
Last week at the Knoedler Gal
ieries, when the water colors shown
were the illustrations for Bunyan's
"Pilgrim's Progress" reception
committee greeted the guests and
cocktails were served.
A most interesting thing about
those water colors, which. repro
duced. are to be in an edition de
luxe to be issued by the Limited
Editions Club of New York, is that
they were accidentally discovered
last year in the London library of
the Marques of Crewe and were
brought to this country for safe
keeping by the Limited Editions
Club through the courtesy of the
Marques.
Pan-American Silver Show
Draws Connoisseurs.
Those who have seen the old
Colonial church silver in Virginia,
South Carolina, New York and New
England churches, have enjoyed the
exhibition of Latin American silver
of the early centuries at the Pam
American Union. The church silver
in this country consists largely OF
vessels used in the communion serv-
ice, such as patenS and a few altar
pieces. There are no elaborate sill
yer altar frontals or other pieces
such as are used in the celebration
of the mass in the Roman Church.
but the craftsmanship in much OF
the Latin American silver shows
English influence.
Some time ago there were discov-
cred documents in the public rec
ords Office in London which gave in
detail information relative to the
sets of communion plate given to-
ChuICDeS III lIle AIIleIlCdil SOiOillcS
by the British sovereigns.
Trinity Church, New York-f1rst
built In 1669-in ITO received "a
noble set of plate for our COM
munion table" from Queen Anne. A
previous set sent by William and
Mary is recorded as being in the
possession of Trinity parish. In
Charleston, S. c.. is service OF the
year 1880, presented by George I
through Gov. Robert Johnson to st.
Philips Church at cost of II
pounds, 16 shillings, pence; and
George II presented to Christ
Church, Boston. the famous North
Church" of Paul Revere, service
Of silver vessels in 1888.
Christ Church, Williamsburg, and
other churches in the Southern Col
onies were the recipients of silver
communion services from the Brit
ish kings of the 18th and 18th CEN
turies. There has been some talk
of giving an exhibition of this COL
lection of old English church silver
here for the benefit of the aged and
inhrm of London who have suffered
terribly from the present war.
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consider her work of a professional stand
ard.
No invitations have been sent, aside,
perhaps, from a visiting card to friends.
The gallery will not be in gala dress as
for the usual previews. though there will
be a few palms on the grand marble stair
way and a bit Of greenery here and there.
This will be appropriate. as the exhibition
will consist largely Of outdoor scenes in the
mountains Of Colorado and California Mrs.
Stone is particularly happy in her inter-
probation of the great Western outdoors
and seems to revel in painting the cool
depths of mountain lakes.
The Chief Justice takes great pride In
his wifes work. Some Of the paintings are
favortes Of his and his personal property
which no money could buy. A peaceful
village scene on Isle au Haut, off the coast
of Maine, where the Stones have their
summer home, is one of these; Evening on
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can hove O Leonora Corbett
first hond account Of whot this
work is from leonoro Corbett,
who participated in it.
Miss Corbett is in Woshlne-
ron os one Of the four stors in
Noel Coxord's new force.
"BIithe Spirit" which opens OF
the National Theotre tomorrow
night. She come 10 America
lost spring to resume her CO.
reer, interrupted with O yeor
ond O holt Of intensive devotion
TO EneIond's defense proerom,
Directly wor wos deeIored,"
Miss Corbeft relotes, ~ offered
myself in whoteyer job they'd
hove me in. Aside from my
acting. hod only one talent
thot was immediately employ
oble. | knew how TO drive O
cor. So ! wos put 10 chauffeur
ing one Of the mobile kitchens
obout London"
Loter she joined the units
entertoInine the troops.
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a woman's department on their
second floor-Yhere you can have
a man-tailored suit or topcoat cut
o-your-measure, made-to-order by
the same tailors who make their
mems suits. You can have your
jacket made form-fitting or boxy,
your skirt gored, bias, plested or
plain. You can have piped. flap
or patch pockets. And there are
hundreds of fabrics to choose from.
Prices for suit or topcoat start at
$3.50. And it'll be tailored to per-
fection. 613 14th ST, across from
Garfinckel's.
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at l pm--ard perfectly delicious.
The fashions are modelled by the
towns most stunning mannequins.
There's music by Bert Bernath and
his orchestra. featuring Russ Cul-
len and Marty Rubin. Why not
make your reservations now-for
next Saturday. Luncheon is only
sl00-and you can plan a party
for two-or twenty-five. Fol, reser-
vations-call Mr.. Arthur-NA.
1910
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between Baltimore and Washing
ton-and only 80 minutes from the
White House &. . they have become
famous for their dinners and
luncheons. Drive out to this beau-
tiful 100-acre manor for day-or
an extended stay. Drive out route
90, Colesville Pike, 10 miles from
Silver Spring. Open until 8 pm
Lotion S. Wesley, owner. Phone
Ashton 39le.
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O'Days Lease House
Here for Winter

The director of information Of
the Maritime Commission. Mr..
Mark O'Day, and Mrs. O'Day have
leased the house at 1858 Thirty
fourth street for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Robert
son, who lived in the house last
year, have gone to California for
the winter.
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trimmed hats =.
for her one-price
hat shop, 1925 is
the price - and
you'll find them to
match all your
furs. Psf you
have some fur to
trim a hat-you'll
also find some lit
- IN
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IlTee OF lsdQe dI
f NJ I L z ' S
HEALTH CLUB
and achieve
an American sill
houette lean
of hip, slender of
" a / ist. Mile
Louise. originator
of the Silhouette
S h o p s. j n
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America. is now director Of the
Emile Health Club-and has rede-
signed it with every new type Of
exercise, massage and machine,
Evening classes-Monday WedneS-
day and Friday. 1921 CONN. AVE.
DI. 1916.
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covering I h 2
S T o U T
S l. E n D z r
SHOP. Clothes
for short or tall
st is de-
signed to avoid
expensive al
I e r a on S .
Dresses. S6.T5
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ton OF un-
usual gifts
a Y a la BILE
NOW
but sine G
every shop
promises to
be hort
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o r m o { h e r
thrill" at being
81 e m e m b ered'
ever so often with
a corsage or box
of her favorite
flow ers from
GUIDE BROTH
ERS COMPANY.
And one Of the
incest gestures Of
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you ii get dresS-
e d up - a n d
"f r at e rnize!'
A n d T H E
P A L A I S
r o Y AL will
help you. They
have the most
exciting array
Of H a II oWeen
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NgnL al tne
p A S H o N
S H o w
L U N CHEON
every Satur-
d a v in the
PAIL MALL
ROOM Of the
H o T E L
r A l. E ! G. H.
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stocked this
Christmas, Helene suggests you
shop early Use their convenient
lay-away plan. And don't forget
the l0ce discount on personalized
Christmas cards until November
Is. 1903 K ST.