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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
G. Kessler

A COMPACT, LOVELY NEW 5-ROOM
brick bungalow with oil heat; convenient
location: price. $4,000. CHI. 5719 ewes.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. OWNER
transferred must sell; rooms and bath
1st a., bedrms. and bath 2nd f., garage
attached: $500: terms
POS Shepherd I'd, University Park
Featuring 1st-1. den and lavatory. 2nd f.,
4 lge. bedrms. and 2 baths; detached ga
rage; this house is priced TO sell immedl-
Ately. Phone Warfeld 1854, ARTHUR
CAPE Hraffsntille Nd
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LARGE DET. 6-RM. FRAME HOME.
DL Z I1IE0IJa.
S6,5OO-OPEN.

stricted neiehborhood. Lot amply shaded
shrubbed;. extra large kitchen. screened
out including new hardwood foors arst Il,
and new air-condittonins heating plant
Near shopping, theater. schools and bus
town I'd. 8 blocks beyond Bethesda Bank,
Ia hlks: to home. KELLEY. STEELE q
BRANNER. District y7A0; svsninss, m
6316.
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QUICK ACTION NEEDED.


Owner needs larger home, must sell lovely
semi-detached all-brick, Just IL months
old; attractive rooms, clubroom; oil heat
beautiful Handicapped lot: adjoining large
payment, balance $40 so month; or larger
payment and S32.70 monthly including
everything. located Just of Lee blvd.
near Buckingham. This an outstanding
opportunity for home or investment.
CHAMBERS AND TALLMAN,
25l9 Wilson Blvd Glebe $500.
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AN ARTISTS HOME,

Situated on a gently sloping hillside Of
approximately two-thirds of an acre, this
Early American home, restored by an
artist. won mention for its owner from
one OF the nations leading home magaZines.
Within Is minutes of downtown Washing
ton, glimpse of the Potomac is available
from the garden and living room. Built on
3 levels, this home has complete bachelor
apartment on the ground level consisting
OF studio room with fireplace equipped
kltchenette and bath. On the second level
is q living room with fireplace. dining room
with bullt-in corner cupboards, studio with
French doors, opening on a small screened
porch, powder room, all-electric kitchen
and bedroom with private bath On the
third floor are two bedrooms with deck
porches and bath. An attic with regular
stairs, provides ample space for storage.
This is an interesting one-famlly home
but can be used as an income home. Price,
$4,000: substantial cash payment required
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. ,3S3S: Ewes, CH 51ST
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODRIDGE HETGHTs

WOO/xt41A1GI
Several new homes nearing completion;
priced S10,96o up; sample home. 1919
18th st, ne. 4 bedrms. "a baths. auto
lss n to s ss:hsa 1m s.d:.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor,
7125 Rhode Island Ave NE HO. 5000.
BEDROOM AND BATH
On hrst floor; very large living room, nice
kitchen, dining room and wonderful large
screened private porch, 2 bedrooms and
child or can be used for storage: screened
sleeping porch, finished recreation room
with fireplace; maids room in cellar; built
tiful large shade trees. In Rollingwood,
Chevy Chase section. Owner being trans
ferred. and can be bought for $4,000;
the price. To inspect call Mr.. Nyce, DI.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Building.
GREENWICH FOREST, MD,
1901 OVERHILL RID.
Colonial home, large rooms, 3 bed
rooms, baths large storage room, maids
attached garage. hot water heat, oil burn
eI;; beautiful wooded lot, sox143: reason
~ L. G. WHITE, INC,
7101 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Eve, WI, 494s.
PETWORTH.
DETACHED BRICK BEDROOMS.
ts brdF
splendid value at low price: includes 1st-
floor lavatory. spacious living room with
fab.s dnns S.st modem
home xlll es Wi sold quickly For details call
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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SEE THESE
"OLD DOMINION HOMES"
AT MCLEAN, VA.
$4,250 to $4,850.
n. A. APPROVED.
$3.50 CASH. S25 PER MO.

$3.50 CASH, $25 PER MO.
tPlus Insurance and Taxesl
Full basement, attic with dormers: Sher-
wood air conditioning; 6-foot westinghouse
refrlRerator. Venetian blinds built in bath
tub and shower. public water supply: large
wooded lots; near stores, school and trans
portation.
Miles From White House
TO REACH: Mclean, Va, via Old Do
mlnion drive. or Chain Bridge road. fol-
low our sisns. Chestnut 1906.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
PRBHOWNG
1855 ROXANNA RID. NV.

PREsHOWNG
1856 ROXANNA RID. NV.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.
r..R d.5 5rsx .nd
i Beautiful tt,. ' h paa finished & 'ae sttie ,nd ,m
recreation s;S rm the perfect noms
BEAUTIFUL PETWORTH
CORNER.
This lovely eenter-hall home contains
large rms, tile baths, parouet hoors
Sssuta svn on .hd
suited for either profession or residence
..''' THos. b. WAEsH,o i've.
sl6 18th NV. Excl. ACTS. DI. 1857.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Near 11th and SITS. n.e-S-room brick,
stoves, refriserstors, @ 'S; oil burner, l: a.car
part Of house win pay expenses. Good
STERLING g. FISHER CO,
HO: $3.50. Evening and Sunday, Ia. 663s.
8 ROOMS-$5OO CASH.
=. Built-in garage. h.-w.h.; excel. eondi-
sis. t1s ssts sssso mr. cs sEd Mr. iRd BoTsS *
Exceptional Value-$7,950.
Detached, large rooms, deep lot. 8 car
Can Mr. :, SqsRfSR. ERioT MIDDLETON.
223 invest. Bldg. RE. 1181 or AID. 24s4.
First Showing-New Group.
Is SOLD-ONLY 7 LEFT.
124 seth ST. NE.
Sb'sab: S37 5e per month includes int,
rooms, gas air-conditioned, concrete covered
front porch. Just of beautiful Minnesota
ouen dss sGsk fom Tt bqs and shopens ssntsr
Minnesota ave. and left on Ames St, l
0l0sz sAk2R e nfTss REALTY CO., INC, d. 1912.
New Detached Brick Homes.
- ROOMS BATHS,
S9,e5O.OO TO S1O,250
6204 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Furnished by Hilda N. Miller.
Just past Eastern Star Home. Beautiful
location. High elevation; Just a few
Aii-brief construction OF the finest
material and workmanship. Open fire.
place in living room. large kitchen and
new in type and equipmenD. Large base
ment, recreation room finished in knotty
pine, tiletex noor. on heat; slate roof
to INSPECT a real home
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th ST. NV District 334s
1872 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
New brick detached. g rooms. 2 baths,
d q snoN Npen Daily ME- INK
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE.

new WiL,amsbura % Colon Colonial ' in n ti'sai tis truiy
traditional and select section Of better
| homes; there are large rooms, Q baths,
room with fireplace, maids room; picket
fence; Breuninger-built; excellent condi-
ton: price, S13,750. Call MR. BOSWELL.
| ME 3O33 Ewes WI 441O
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NV STIRnPRAN

NV. SUBURBAN.
S7950-Brand-new detached home: ST.
coo G00rr cash h,,. Se5 o9 Der month stories; 8
AUTOMATIC heat: a real bargain. REALTY
ASSOCIATES, National l43S till m
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FALLS CHURCH, VA,
400 HIILWOOD AVE
& BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS

owner will sacrifice at $3.50 q hand.
some or1ck home. ga stories, like new: fui
basement with maids room and bath oil
neat, large living room with fireplace
large sunroom and porch. s bedrooms, {
down. balance like rent.
RALPH GRAIN. Exclusive AGENT.
1899 Lee Hwy CHI 325Q Oxford oIo1
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WANT TO TRADE?
specialize in trading property OF all
kinds; several moderate-priced new houses
now available.
Mr. Tabler. Sligo 4726, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co MA. 2345.
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ROLLINGWOOD.
Emancipate Your Family

Emancipate Your Family.
What better way to spend the glorious
Fourth? Come home At the end Of each
wife fresh and cool and the children gay.
instead Of fstless and pale. Your family
would rather be with you than away al
cool nights and breezy days on Woodbine
st; In Rollingwood. Just east of Brookville
rd. Priced at less than $4,000. and
located on a quiet. restful street, yet close
TO all conveniences and schools. Shade
trees, This is strictly modern home
full attic and basement Trade or terms,
Location: los Woodbine
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
WI o431 1904 Wis
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IF YOU NEED A
GREAT BIG BRICK HOME

In Nativity parish. with big bedrooms,
sleeping porch 10 by 80, den and lavatory,
large Kitchen, pantry. dining room and
living room. with q summer hotel porch,
4-car garage. oil heat, phone HOWEN-
STEIN. DI. 1877, to inspect house. Near
9th and Rittenhouse SITS NV.
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1872 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
New brick detached, & rooms. 2 baths,
recreation room; large lot; S1O,950.
D. g. BRON. ME I11b
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

DESIRE TO LEASE / 10 ACRES WITH
small house near wsShington Price must
be right. Box 2oa-J. Star. So
HAVE BUYERS FOR IMPROVED PROP
critics and lots or acreage in Silver Spring
area. Call or write
ROBERT GAYJOR-
SaS5 Georgis Ave SH cI45.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
fContinlledl

BETHESDA, MD. - MODERN BROOM
brick home. in wooded section, on large
lot. trees, shrubs and flowers. Automs tic
heat. You will like this one. S7,450 90.
F.: M, FRY, INC, 6s40 Wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1941-07-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ONLY TWO LEFT

ONLY TWO LEFT.
Do You Know Real Estate Value?
these homes in Bethesda area, on Brad
ss. a5o-s75o CASH, ss5 MO.
We Invite Your Hurried Inspection.
Large living room with fireplace and
Fas dns
complete; recreation rooms, paneled. with
fireplace. all the luxuries found in much
higher priced homes
F r. SPEAR, INC. Wisconsin 21Os
NEW-oNLY S6,S5O.
6-room brick. air-conditioned system.
exceptionally well built, full cellar; next To
q. s; PARK; a very GOOD value, be sure to
IT. '0aay BLOCK p8r5 f Mimi 4os2 r0Ss
Bennlng I'd;
1913 H st. NV DI 1900
CHECK s4,75o oE TH1s ONE.
re. This Value o bsR and 81 5sh =
RicKs 81 si6o tH5msrifa or RA ee asss ss eves rhED
H1LLsToP ros'a HOME.
real honest-to-goodness value in q 16
boos % 96seSid bes nn
old, is like new. g senerous rms. 2
baths same. sams Sm 2-car saIsse oil heat.
csii Oliver 1f9 iaas: ss wisconsin Ed $3.50. @ ion'
NORTHEAST HOMES.
cabinets. porch; s4950; $500 cash.
poeb 2se nssk BLOCK 20 Sas Mohs hi
Say SS 8 sEERPHs Bis5S;st sstfE Sn' De o0Ssa
sfETfk REEfk spRISal hYNsAL9M Mb
beat; t;.,,{ ,nS{iLtsin .ssTase, Iscrsation room.
sEpELL. Co CO. 1888 or r pI. in:eses. ss4s. ''A "N'
.. Home or Investment, modern s rms. 90
Eleetrolux: leased $40: a. real steal At
$3.50; Please call Mr.. Polinser' eyes,
WAsHNNSGroN REALTY CO. oE. $500.
5-room brick with hot-water heat, in
chased $500 'Sa'nSsS cash: Ssiane. V s45' % PEI psI
MGRR2y M EN- EN- 9sRse5Hn 5ss oH pissret ss ME a4s Mac
NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS.
Rand +s5,a $500 o,rSorsitfCa.d TO s7sSod ,ur.,,ov
in nearby MARYLAND. Conveniently located
on on large wooded lots. Very attractive with
pontment only Gaii Mr. f9ae Iesche Win
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. sH. 5000 till 9
pm.
MARIETTA PARK-sEMI-DETACHED.
21 #. wide; s large rooms, bedrooms.
very large kitchen with pantry; recreation
room; garage; oil burner with summer
winter hook,up:; Inspect BY appointment.
call Mr.. Glidden after 8 pm. at DE.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. D1 s347.
BUNGALOW. s5,375.
us Cedar, lane, Bethesda, Md, on
Georgetown rd4 rms, garage. fenced-in
lot; easy terms. Open every day. SAM
UEL E. BOGLEY. WI. $500.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
Six-room brick home Extra lavatory on
hrst floor; large lot; near shopping center
and transportation; in D. c., $3.50. For
appointment: call Mr. Peck. DI. 3346,
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
2611 Franklin st. n.e.-New Groom row
brick house with 2 baths, 2 kitchens; for
REALTY CO.. 1881 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
Evening star., 1941-07-03

NO WORDS
Can describe the beauty and the luxurious
features embodied in this home.
S15,950.
It contains 4 large bedrooms, 3 extra
rooms, living room l3x25 feet, with den. q
perfect recreation room with alcove for
bar; one of the largest front lawns you
have ever seen and, Of course, all the ap-
pointments needed for comfort, such as
oil air conditioning, extra weather-strip-
ping, 2-car garage. ETC.; for appointment
call
F. R. SPEAR, INC. Wisconsin 210s
ARLINGTON = NEW TAPESTRY BRICK
home in highly restricted quiet and restful
Waverly Village: reasonable cash payment,
bal. about $40 per mo-; r, H A. loans; 1Oc
N c. HINES g. SONS
CHI. 2440. Realtors. 1920 Lee Hwy.
BLAIR. SILVER SPRING, MD.
$5,750-Choice of Q hne, used homes, 4
bedrooms. bath large porch: 2-car garage;
on beautiful lot IN this convenient loca-
ton. 4 biks, from D. C. line.
ROBERT GAYLOR
ee55 oeorgia Ave. q. 2i4S.
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Near 10Th and P Streets.
GUEST HOUSE,
$13,750.
10 Rooms and 2 Baths.
This home is suitable both by design
and location to remain income producing.
1t is in excellent condition. both inside
and out
An outstanding feature is the fact that
four Of the bedrooms have kitchens. Any
one interested in . home of this type should
get in touch with our once Immediately as
price quoted is extremely low.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
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HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Exceptional Value-S7, $50.

GACCpIlO11dI VdIuC-pI ,SoU.
Near 14th and Kennedy Sts. NV.
Detached, large rooms, deep lot. 3-car
gar; Act quickly If you want = real buy,
r. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
223 Invest Bldg. RE llS1 or AD 24S4
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y ACRE IN CHEVY CHASE,
Unusually planned Dutch Colonial, newly
decorated with bedrooms. entrance hall.
nlce-size living room; the 15x15 dining
room, featuring a picture window. has
door leading to exceptionally large screened
porch overlooking garden: Handicapped
F. r. SPEAR, INC,
7072 Old Georgetown Rd WI. 21Os.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ATTENTION BUILDERS
Large number Of highly desirable lots
close 10 d. c. line IN Montgomery Co, Nd.
ments: terms depending on experience
and ability of builder. Please state name
and experience of builder. Box 2sc-J.
Star.
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HOUSES UkEURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. D. G, NEW CONDITION
rms, b.. oil heat, 500 80 also available
Aug l, s rms, Q b. Il bedroom and bath
lst floor, oil heat near Conduit road; S75
FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye ST. DI
523O. Once also open am. to 9 m.
baths, living rnl., dining rm., kitchen, deck
porch, screened porch, den. maids quar-
ters, oil heat: S100. WI. 593S.
5 ROOMS, BATH. ENCLOSED PORCH,
garage large landscaped lot, S65. J. H.
POLAD1AN. Call Alex. 314s or Temple
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

5-R. BUNG., B. AND TILE: STREAMS.
springs, garden. acres. trees, ch house:
= mile highway. OWNER North 81 IS "a
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FOR sAIE-S9 ACRES, NICE OLD CO.
loniaI house, built 1S45. Price, $4,000.
6O-acre water front, unimproved. 1000
IT, shore. Price. $4,000
430-acre stock and grain farm. colonial
frame house. SIT 800.
CHAS. F. LEE, Annapolis, Nd.
Evening star., 1941-10-28

Charming in its simplicity was the
wedding OF Miss Louise Brinkley,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. S. E.
Brinkley to Mr.. Blake Wilson
Haines, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Haines of Romney. w. Va, at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
ceremony was performed in the i'm
pressive little chapel Of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
The Rev John w. Rustin. rector of
the church, offciated in the pres
ence of members Of the immediate
families and few close friends,
Gala lilies filled the tall altar
vases and tall white tapers in cam
delabra dropped soft mellow light
over the scene Preceding the cere-
mony, Mr.. R. Deane Shure, director
Of music Of the church. gave an
organ recital including among his
selections Il Love You Truly"
The youthful bride was escorted
to the altar by her father, who gave
her in marriage. She wore a be-
coming dress of defense blue crepe
made with elbow length sleeves and
a white lace collar marking the v
neckline. Her hat. an Off the face
model, matched her dress and had
a long flowing veil. She wore a
triple string of pearls, white gloves
and a corsage of yellow roses and
maiden hair fern.
Mrs. Spencer Darwin was matron
| of honor and the brides only at
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Mr.. and Mrs. Baynes
Return to Capital
From Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. William Crouell
Baynes. the latter formerly Miss
Mary Lanahan Phelan. have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
are at home in Kew Gardens. where
they have taken an apartment
Their wedding took place October
II in the Sacred Heart Church in
Pittsburgh, where the brides par
ents. the late Mr.. and Mrs William
DAILY Phelan. formerly lived The
Rev. Thomas F. Coakley officiated
and celebrated the nuptial mass.
The wedding breakfast for members
OF the two families was served in
the Twentieth Century Club Miss
Susanne Anderson, cousin OF the
bride, was hostess.
Mr.. William DAILY Phelan of West
field, N. j., escorted his sister and
Miss Anderson was maid of honor.
Mr.. James K Lanahan. cousin OF
the bride. was best man. Among
out-of- town guests was Ms. Phelan,
sister-in-law of the bride.
Mr.. Baynes is son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Charles Baynes of
Minneapolis. He attended George
Washington and Maryland Uni
versities His bride also attended
George Washington.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Official of D. A. r.
EXtOls L. S. NAVY

The United States Navy was paid
high tribute in q radio address yes
terday by Mrs. E. Thomas Boyd,
national chairman of national de-
fense through patriotic education
of the National Society, Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
Dedicated to the defense of
democracy, they are now standing
strong and ready against the evil
forces in the world" she declared.
Recalling the answering support
which the D. A. r. has given to the
Navy since the society's founding,
Mrs. Boyd said, The Daughters of
the American Revolution nave ad-
| vocated a Navy second TO none, a
strong national defense Program
Present events have proved us utter
ly correct in the program of these
81 years"
Denouncing supporters Of peace
at any price" program, she con-
tinued; We love peace, hut peace
that leaves no room for the pacifism
| that would buy peace at any price
even at the sacrifice of honor and
/ righteousness.
I'VE believe that genuine patriot
ism Is more than lip service: that II
is devotion to high ideals: a de-
votion that brings courage and
strength to endure hardness, 70
brave ridicule and misunderstand-
ing. Let us stop talking 50 much
about our rights and pay more at
tention to our duty toward our
country"
Evening star., 1941-10-28
British Ambassador,
Lady Halifax Head
ICircus Boxholders

Lord and Lady Halifax will head
the list of notables occupying boxes
at tonights opening Of the circus
for the benefit of Bundles for Britain
at Riverside Stadium.
The three-ring circus will start at
$3.50 o'clock, with nightly perform
ances at that time tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday, and a midnight
show Thursday The matinee per-
formances start tomorrow at $50
o'clock.
Mrs. George Angus Garrett, gen.
eral chairman of the organization. is
having Mrs. Natalie Wales Latham,
national president Of Bundles for
Britain, and Sonora Angel Sanchez
Ella as her guests.
Many OF the holders of boxes are
planning dinner parties before go
ing to the circus.
Miss Barbara Kent, 22-year-old
British aviatrix, will make personal
appearances tonight and tomorrow
night. She is on mile good
will fight In behalf OF Bundles for
Britain
Yesterday Miss Elaine Darlington
entertained at cocktails for Miss
Kent.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
A. A. u. w. Hears
DR.. Enalund Talk

The No. task of the Agriculture
Department now is to help agricul-
ture meet defense needs, DR.. Eric
Englund of the Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics told members of
the American Association Of Uni
versity Women yesterday.
Speaking at the weekly tea at
the A. A. U. w. clubhouse, DR.. Eng
lund said domestic demand has ex-
panded very materially by reason
Of increased industrial activity and
higher consumer incomes.
The speaker also pointed oct that
| we are becoming not only the arse.
nal but the larder of the nation,
that are fighting aggression"
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Study Club Officials
Guests at Home of
Mrs. w. w. Sloan

Mrs. Wintemute William Sloan
entertained at bridge luncheon
Yesterday in honor of some of the
members of committees Of the Po-
litical Study Club. Prizes consisted
of Defense stamps. Among those
attending were Mrs. Frank M.
Shortall, Mrs. Julia Mason Smith,
Mrs. George M. Stackhouse, Mrs.
Harry Packard. Mrs. Robert Bates,
Mrs Harry Landrus. Mrs. Stanley D.
Willis, Mrs. Henry " Schnabel. Miss
Lucy Witherspoon. Mrs. William
Kinnan, Mrs. A. M McLachlen, Mrs.
George Oliver Gillineham. Mrs.
Peter John McGovern. Mrs. Robert
H. Mcneil. Mrs. Courtney Whitney,
Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Copeland
P. Jones, Mrs. John Howard Well
brock, Mrs. Samuel M. Burgess. Mrs.
Hamilton S. Neale, Mrs. Herbert
Powell. Mrs. D. E. Yarnell. Mrs. Her
bert Inge King. Mrs John T. Ken
nedy. Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick and
Mrs. Elma r. Saul.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Tea Given to Honor
Lady Latham. Guest
OF Kenneth WatsOns

Mrs. Martin Vogel and her SON.
in-law and daughter, Baron and
Baroness Stackelberg, were hosts
Yesterday afternoon at tea in
honor of Lady Patricia Latham
The guests were invited for after
s o'clock and there was no formal
receiving line or list of assistants
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Watson. with whom Lady
Latham is Stayin9
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Mr.. Welles Fetes
SenOr Herrera
AtLuncheOn

The Vice President of Peru,
Senor Rafael LARGO Herrera, who
arrived in Washington this morn
ing for a two-day visit, was the
guest in whose honor the Under
secretary of State, Mr.. Sumner
Welles, entertained at lucheon
today.
The Vice President. who also
is editor and owner of a daily
paper in Lima. Peru, will be en-
tertained at luncheon tomorrow
by the Peruvian Ambassador,
Senor Don Manuel de Freyre Y
Santander. who Is dean of the
Washington diplomatic corps.
This afternoon the Vice Presiden
will have tea at the Newspaperwom
ems Club, at 1904 Twentieth stree
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Louisiana Group
Plans Fete Nov. 4

The Louisiana State Society Of
Washington will hold its first
social affair OF the season Tues
day, November 4, when dance
will be held at the Washington
Hotel. All the members of the
Louisiana State delegation. in
cluding both Senators and their
wives, are expected to attend.
The chairman of the Ticket
Committee predicts q large at
tendance,
Evening star., 1941-10-28

Emory Scott Land, and Mrs. Land,
and the chairman of the Export
Import Bank and Mrs. Warren Lee
PierSon.
Mai. Robert Stewart Richardson
of the British Embassy staff and
Mrs. Sewart- Richardson had guests
with them at cocktails before the
dinner. They included the Naval
Attache of the Embassy and Mrs.
Pott. the Assistant Naval Attache
and Mrs. Jameson. Vice Admiral Sir
Wilfred French and Lady French
and Rear Admiral and Mrs. J. w.
Dorling.
Mrs. Lionel Atwill had large
group of guests at cocktails before
the dinner. Among others enter
tanning were the former Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs.
Lawrence Wood Robert, jr.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Leslie X. Burgess
Becomes a Bride

Mr.. Edward L. Burgess announces
the marriage of his daughter, Miss
Leslie Katherine Burgess, to Mr. Miles
L. Krusen, which took place Satur-
day, October lS, with the Rev. Will
liam E. La Rue ofiiciating.
The bride wore brown pin
striped suit with matching accesso-
ries and a corsage of yellow roses.
After a honeymoon in nearby Vir-
ginia the couple will reside at 949
Shepherd street NV.
Out-of town guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph Payne of War
renton, Va, and Mrs. Margaret
Mills OF Shady Side, Md.
Evening star., 1941-10-28
Weddings Of Interest
Miss Louise Brinkley Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Blake Haines

tendant. She wore a blue crepe
dress in a darker shade than the
bride. The neckline was appliqued
with dark blue velvet and the full
ness of the skirt piped in similar
velvet. She wore an off-the-face
black felt hat trimmed with a long
veil and her corsage was of pink
roses and maiden hair fern.
Mr.. T. L. Feaster. formerly of
Keyser, w. Va, now of Washington,
was the best man.
After an informal reception the
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