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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEONARD J. CAUSE WARD B. Nc
CARTHY, ATTORNEYS,
126 Jackson Place.

CARTHY, ATTORNEYS,
726 Jackson Place.
IN , THE Ets DISTRICT T, T. COURT S n!;Ict OF THE II
Plaintiffs, VS.. JOSEPH HAWKINS. ct al,
Defendants-civil Action No. l3.325.-
ORDER NIsI FOR SALE OF REALTY,
This ns e, On t. BE t. Mnn.r snd
John H. Wilson. hereinbefore appointed
Prospect Avenue, NV, Washington. D: G.
otherwise known as Lot S31, Square 1907,
q fully described bs II IL. the sss
have received. an .of1er Of purchase from
premises for S3.O5O.OO, all cash, subject
to q real estate brokerage commission Of
S1ase3 sne It saa
their afndayits, herein. showing their
valuation Of said property. and 1t appear.
ing that it is to the best interests of
all parties concerned to sell the said
of Reysmber it is sz the Court this End day
ORDERED. That the said offer be ac-
ratified and confirmed. unless cause to the
contrary. contrary be shown. & or a hisher offer
before r r. isth day et NovsmpsT; is4s:
hisher offers will be considered, and Oh,
,ections to the said sale heard: provided
ohes e Ky q s S5aeT 1av Ss Repo1f.t
and once in The Evening Star newspaper,
MENTIONED date: BY THE COURT: MAT
THEW THE F; MeeGu1RE; JUSTICE; .!ssaD "a a
CLERK SEEN: LEONARD j. CAUSE, WARD
B. MCCARTHY. Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

201-ACRE FARM. MONTGOMERY CO.,
on hard road, adjoining small town. 20
miles to Washington. For details call E. T.
WRIGHT, 724O Wisconsin ave. WI. 5344.
240-ACRE DAIRY FARM IN OPERATION,
dairy equipment. 36 stanchions, machinery.
stock except cows; price $4,000; woods.
houses: natural gas; on Lee highway 80
miles from Washington. Chestnut $3.50.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
THos j. s8yTNnkn s88TEE s s9H s1St1b{Sa. bgsT1osrrHs'


TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY DETACHED sTUCCO DWELL
BRANbYWfNs BRA NHMH 81 sTEEsT. kEEEs6s s6sFHwEsT III 81
recorded in ,Liber No. 1913. folio 5s7. et
seq. Of the land records Of the District OF
secured. thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, in front Of the
pEIM PEsmlsss' oN TuEEssppA4Y., THE sEvHNS- 11S
At THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
District Of Columbia, and designated as
and. being Lot s in sauars 225s Of sub
plat recorded in the Once of the surveyor
for the District of Columbia In Liber 7s
TERMS: Sold Subject to a prior building
slS,5oo.0o. further ppsrtiiculars Of which
will be announced at time Of sale; the
in cash. A deposit Of $3.50 required. Con-
veyancing. recording, etc, at purchaser 8
cost. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
At the discretion Of the trustees.
JOHN M. DE MARCO,
JOSEPH P. DE MARCO,
no4,7,lO,13,10 Trustees
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APT,EWOOD

Wisconsin ave, adjoining Naval Medical
Center and Public Health Institute-A re-
stricted subdivision: beautiful corner lot
sacrificed by owner. 10c per IT. all i'm
provements. desirable size. OIL. 6s08; if
no answer, CO. 1887
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ATTRACTIVE
COLONIAL HOME.

Situated on desirable wooded lot facing
q Government park in a close-in and ex..
elusive location. This nne home is real
value, contains living room 16x24, dining
paneled library with open fireplace, 3 ex-
cellept bedrooms and baths. maids room
and bath, gear garage, gas air-conditioned
heat Owner entering service reason for
selling. For appointment to see please
call Mr. Bortz, WO. 4754.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
Suitable for ORGANIZATION.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4-sToRY BUILDING, CORNER OF KING
and Lee sts, Alexandria; $500 feet Of
door space, heat on three floors; 1st floor,
space; 3rd and 4th floors, loft space: $500
per month. Alex. 2O52, MRS. CHAS. r.
HOOFF. or Alex 1888
COAL, WOOD OR STORAGE YARD. e2a
18th st. ne. 6Ox15O, $75 mo. FLOYD e.
DAVIS, 1929 X ST. NV
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DUTCH COLONIAL.

In quiet neishborhood, consisting of living
room and j, bath on first floor. 2 extra
large bedrooms and bath, large cedar
closets on 2nd floor. Maids room. storage
fully inclosed with white picket. fence;
Auto. gas heat, elec refrigerator ana
stove: awningsla Venetian blinds. ~ Irans
i blk immediate possession. l2,959
Call Dupont 1865 or Adams. -0497, Nh
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UNLIMITED FUNDS FOR End TRUSTS,
low rates, prompt action; Md, D. c., Va
MATTHEW x STONE. Emerson 1908.
REAL ESTATE LOANS, LARGE OR SMALL:
prompt action: lowest rates. Percy H
Russell Co.. 1881 K st. NV.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
P J. WAISHE. INC.
1115 Eye ST. NV MA 646S
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FOREST GLEN. MD.
Charming estate of large home sur
rounded by giant trees and acres OF
beautiful grounds: near bus and train serv-
ICE. ice; immediate mined delivery: 5 bedrms..
veniences: price under $4,000; subject to
ofer. Agents protected.
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy seccnd-trust notes. D. O.,
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE d NVE6IA(1
1919 n. Z. Ave. NV. National 6O33.
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= + BETHESDA-VACANT.
"a Bedrooms, 2 Baths-$9,750.
Lovely detached brick home. on large
Owner Mr. MILLER, FIR. 2l0O.
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FARMS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DAIRY FARM TO RENT ON SHARES;
Maryland or Virginia. Call EN-. 3692.
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: CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

1st-Floor Bedroom and Bath.
There are bedrooms and 3 baths In
this attractive detached brick home, To-
Gated on a wooded lot in the Barnaby
woods section Price is only $13.500. and
immediate possession may be obtained BY
responsible people. Call ME. 1l43 until
pm.
J, WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS (2) 52x1OO EA; POTOMAC RIVER
from rom District line: ideal Tor better Grade
home; unsurpassed view; Riparian rights;
offer invited. Going into service. CO.
O643 between and Z A.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
I'm, Y,1eta1v Furnished Home

1900 BLOCK LAWRENCE ST NE,
IN Brookland, D.. c. Detached frame. 8
rooms. | bath, gil h.xih: yer, very n. sood con.
to everything. Terms arranged. To in
snect call Mr.. Tabler. WI 71S2. with
sss SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
-.I5Ob II St NV MA 2345.
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CAR, GOOD TIRES AND
BATTERY, NEW CARBURE-
TOR, ARVIN HEATER; 20
MI. PER GAL; $50. 1926
SHERMAN AVE. NV.
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Ta4o WIS. AVE, BETHESDA.
fIy1 NRt3 WI eGRl
: 'GEORGETOWN-S2O,OOO.

7GEORGETUW ,UUU.
Very charming small home, beautifully
restored. There are baths, 2 bedrooms.
tree. Garage. sas heat Owner will con-
sfder selling furniture which is very ap-
rfopriate for q GEORGETOWN house. BOSS
Il PHELPS Exclusively, MA. 1900, Eve
ntnss and Sunday call Mr.. Shackelford,
81. 66QS.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
S16 950

One Of the most charmingly planned
houses we have had recently Large CEN
Ter hall, living room dining room kitchen,
frst foor: / bedrooms, 2 baths, sleeping
porch on second floor: and 2 rooms in .aiS; attls;
claiming OF the frst fcor create the sra-
eious Setting Of the designed to -order
home. There are 2 nreplaces. oil heat,
nant. Inspection by appointment.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
Established 1887.
ni. 1915 Realtors 1919 K St N ":
. NEW BRICK HOUSES,
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CAPITOL, HILL.

ROOMS. BATH, GARAGE:
Closing estate. Near ii tn and Md. ave.
ne. Colonial brick with covered front
porch. rooms and bath. z glass s-inclosea
northes tpractical an S-room homel
Tot Tlsx1cO #. 2car garage. Must be
sold Ewes phone FIR. 3O1O:
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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: NEARRY MD-S1O- 500.

Practically new brick home. rooms,
INCLUDING first-floor sunroom. automatic
heat, garage. very pretty wooded lot, This
possession can be given in so days BOSS
l. PHELPS Exclusively, MA $500. Ewes.
end Sunday call Mr.. Poston. WO. l9l2.
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HEIRS, NEED MONEY?
On Estates, Trusts, Inheritances. Write
H M MEDNlCK. k04 Katx 4ldR.. HAlto.. Nd
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BETHESDA. MD.

~ REAL BUY-$11,950.
New brick home, 6 large rooms, bed
rooms and ? baths, recreation room with
fireplace, attached garage, gas heat. con-
venient location; price and terms reason
able Immediate possession
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
11l5 wis. Ave WI 1900; Ewes. WI. 4943.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
g. TO r.. AL CASH; 2; 6: q 9NlY BRICK
OF Sun. GE: $500. l Thomas Circle.
I. HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS DESTROYS
saS Sozaf nSss n SS .1 g. ssEs
Fl sm Apply rWEHb WEES CO. 5mFs9n sE0s cN 1sso
WANTED. $50 RM. DETACHED BRICK,
not over $1,000; Rood neIghborhood, D. O.;
B. Star
WE: WE PAY al,s cAsH ToR NE IIR ANR Sc RR9P
UP to e,o00 in Arlington, Va; convenient
RWpER 6 Msqn e. e Leg sdS w,nn nnoS e. MA
IN SHEPHERD PARK.
$f}s; f#Ss E5yzREA$#SS yzRSEE e.; s..?.qs:
With LIST Is ii 13qE a s in a4Hs5 r1a SALE 81 asarb,
@'n4Ess9as.z cISRiZ w ret n.sisols ssists
-o, 80 .Estahlished 1915
ri Yenth- St. NEW. National O76s
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE.
WE CAN GET YOU CASH.
1T WON'T TAKE US LONG.
PROMPT ATTENTION..
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos n: Cap. REALTORS MA. e73o.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
ally ell-built brick home, bedrooms,
paths, h;-w.h., fireplace, 2-car garage,
sa. Res:fs 0 M0Na1Rf SA sFdsa SarSs s s
Church 22OO; after pm. 2Os7-M
IL mi. 5. G.: 5000: easy terms. write,
giving sn1 age occupation and size Of family.
SEVEN, ROOM HOUSE m HILLANDALE,
81 900; recreation room. screened porch.
eleetrie stove oil heat; completely equipped
insulated lot over 4 acre. 81: 1855 iSss. :: ::
THE BEST LOT AVAILABLE IN FALLS
Ghurehpor home Or 60n c9nsst
S,r 5si; less A. {hsn rent. G. +. McNXs Fails ais
Sc, oo-NEW-LYON vILLAGE-BRICK
snd tile sGesss 1asd eqnsaCw hwh coal
fireplace, tile bath. linoleum in kitchen
with ample cabinets: completely, automatic
insplatsd pisssdns gas range space for large table
above ground. attractively windowed base
ment: Fenestra easements. walls painted
throushout: bedrooms sized for twin BEDS
parlor for apt, grand: closets, laundry in
basement, which is vented for additional
bath. Lee highway past Howard Johnson's
left on Irving to dead end. OWNER
BUILDER. CHI. OO01. Substantial cash
COUNTRY, INVESTMENT. TRADE sPE-
2. RYON CO. MA. 1907: GE. 6146. res.
s14 14,500-UNUsUAL ARLINGTON OPPOR-
tunity. Large corner. shrubs, trees center
nall brick. rooms, 2h baths, tile. ful1
2-story; fireplace. oil heat front, side rear
porches: recreation room. garage: near
stores. 10c bus. BOSS REALTY. OK. 29l9
Evenings. CHI 5977.
FOREST GLEN. MD.
Charming estate of large home sur-
rounded by giant trees and 8 acres Of
beautiful grounds: near bus and train serv-
ice; immediate delivery: 5 bedrms.. 2
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
a LOVERS',

"A LOv66t0 sOkIEAM!
. Beautiful Dutch Colonial brick, 5 rooms,
Il master-size bedrooms. Ia baths, gas
AIRED furnace. Overlookins park choice
Chevy Chase .: e; LEGATION; Near oa trans; 1.,;
9 pm, z. A. TWEED Co. 55O4 Conn ave.
-S6 GEORGETOWN.
&6,250: this left. row brick house, con-
tanning 8 rooms and bath, faces very
lovely old property !y and is close to M st.;
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Established 1887.
1919 K NV. Realtors. DI. 10l5.
:. $9,950-BETHESDA AREA.
Brick. 6 r, bath. attic, garage: large
lot: block to bus Call Oliver 1851.
STUDIO HOME,
Detached. unusual type; to be sold at sacrl-
nce price for substantial cash; Immediste
possession. OWNER, OR. 0346. 4S40
Reservoir I'd. NV.
NEAR FORT DUPONT.
Brick bungalow on the side of hill. 5
smple-size rooms and bath; new restricted
hfighborhood. Living room with fireplace
Convertible attic. Owner transferred 70
Detroit: offers at quick sale pyiGe ot $o ,25o.
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SACRTFTCE

In one of eity's most exclusive sections,
this Early American Colonial home is
iocated on half acre Of beautifully land
scaped grounds, shaded by towering oaks.
House contains large step-down living
room with 8 exposures. library with Are
place, dining room. powder room, buffers
pantry On 2nd floor are bedrooms,
nursery and baths. Back stairway to
maids rooms and bath on 3rd noor.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shnreham bldg Lobby MA 4750.
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$10,500,
/. Vicinitv Naval HOSPITAL.

Detached brick. in excellent condition,
With nearly an acre of beautiful srounds
matte heat Venetian blinds, furred walls
siate roof. copper pipes. rock wool insp- s,
iation. fireplace. large screened porcn;
tWo-car garage, fruit trees. splendid
harden, chicken and brooder, houses
EocSs Possession with title. 5000
cash and $3.50 50 per month, including
ss$ss BY BOSS 4 Phelps. Ma $500. Eve
rftgs and Sunday call Mai. Lane. WI. 62s3
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CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
Sill ,45O.
1 BLOCK WEST OF CONNECTICUT AVE.
Hrick residence on corner lot, ontain-
ine 4 bedrocms, !. baths, den and breakfast
nook. Venetian, blinds stairway to attic; Iery
convenient to stores, churches. parochial
and public schools.
WoODLEY 1900. UNTIL 9 Pm:
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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1912 FORD.

NO PRIORITY NEEDED.
Super de luxe sedan-coupe, maroon ra.
dio, heater, seat covers; 1900 miles. hvs
beautiful tires: owner entering service; no
priority certificate needed MA. 6400, Ext.
552s. Q to $50. or Benedict, 1901 18th
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MCLEAN, VA.-$9, $50.
TWO AND A HALF ACRES,

condition. rooms and baths 3 nice
bedrooms paneled den ndaIpes large Glass sIsS-
matte heat, chicken house and garage.
fhe grounds are perfectly level. with q
p5O-ft frontage. Two BLOCKS from bus ans and
market BOSS g. PHELPS, MA. 93OQ.
evenings and Sunday call Mr.. shackehord'
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IMMEDIATE POSSEOOION.
Open and vacant ready to move IN.
Kennedy st. NV, near 9TH ml.oe.;
families: porches. etc; completely recond.
priced for only sS,.!50: terms.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO
S.E.-BUNGALOW-VACANT.
4 bedrooms. oak floors, cellar. large lot:
lovely, modern kitchen; $3.50. terms
GUM & MILLER, FIR. 210O.
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RAMBLING HOME,
81 Of AN ACRE

One of the prettiest homes in the Metro
politan area White brick on a hillside.
contains 25-ft. living rm:, irst-noor, lava
tory, 8 large bedrooms. baths, MAD rm.
Oscar garage. In practically new-house
condition. Priced at Si6.950 to settle an an
estate, Call Bruce Kessler, WI. 1865, with
=. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
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JOHN M. DE MARCO,
JOSEPH p. DE MARCO,
no4,7,1O,13,1 Trustees
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2-FAMILY FLAT.
EXCEL. INVESTMENT.

EXCEL. INVESTMENT.
Mr.. N. Capitol st.. 2-story brick, 6 rms
and bath on each floor. separate heat; only
$3.50. Call Mr.. Reilly, DIXIE REALTY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
BY ANN NJ. STARK

OUR SOFT spring showers
Will provide plenty of blooms for
our many June brides.
June 6, Jean Taylor, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore
Taylor of Chicago boulevard,
win become the bride of Cadet
Frederick Dana Standish ii Of
tho United States Military Acad-
cmy. West Point. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Colburn Standish.
The bridegroom elect Will
graduate May %
Rev. Irwin G. Johnson will Of
fiCiate at a 4 p. m. ceremony in
ST Johns Church.
Miss Ethel Pcarcc will be maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids,
Misses Barbara White of Detroit,
Betty Smith Of Buffalo. Ann
Russ and jean White also, of
Buffalo. n. Y
William Colburn Standish Jr.
Will be best man.
William Edward OF Crosse
Pointe. Ray Ingham of Ann
Arbor, Thomas Laucr of West
Point and Toledo. O.. and Robert
Clagctt, also Of West Point and
Knoxville. Tenn. will scat the
guests
THE SENIOR Standishes will
give the rehearsal dinner at the
y. A. c. the Friday evening pres
vious 10 the wedding and aie
wedding reception will be held at
the Detroit Boat Club.
Miss Pearce is planning a
cocktail party 10 take place dur
ing the week of the wedding for
out-of-townerS and wedding
party and Barbara White will
entertain al a dinner party for
same.
The members Of the Detroit
Chapter OF Valparaiso Guild
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

London for years-having had.
at one time. a charming little
house in Berkeley Square They
managed TO get around socially,
and Mrs. Glasgow, hailing from
Richmond Va. dispensed a
brand of Southern hospitality
the Londoners enjoyed.
For a long time society on
both sides OF the Atlantic
imagined the Glasgow daughter.
Margaret. would marry the no.
bic Earl OF Dundonald. and COS
sip has it Mrs. Glasgow was
rather disappointed when Lord
Dundonald was given the gate
in favor OF Ambrose Christian
Congreve. an untitled Irishman.
/ suspect Mrs. Glasgow soon
will be wandering about New
port. But nothing she'll inspect
will compare with Seaview Ter
race.
OF course. she and hubby
could follow Julie Shipman's
lead and journey 10 the real
New England countryside.
But. somehow or other / just
can't visualize Mrs. Glasgow. a
sister-in-law of Ellen Glasgow,
the novelist, going rustic.
She's more the Newport type.
MRS. RICHARD T. WILSON.
fully recovered from her painful
accident of several months ago
when she slipped on tho ice At
Indian House. her estate on tho
outskirts of Newport. r. l., has
been in town for several days
catching up with friends. looking
in at the Colony Club and seeing
a few plays.
Marion Wilson. Boston born
and bred. never has been greatly
impressed with being the sister
in-law of the widowed Mrs.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mrs. Orm
Wilson (born Carrie AStor). etc.
And today she unquestionably
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Soft Spring Showers Providing Plenty
Of Blooms for Many June Brides

liam Fenske, Mrs. Carl Thrun
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Plumhoff.
LITTLE MISS LUCANNA
MARQUARDT will arrive late
this afternoon from st. Mary's
Academy, Monroe, to spend the
weekend and Mothers Day with
her parents. the John Marquardts
Of Newport avenue.
VIRGINIA SCHICK. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer B.
Schick of Bishop road. will speak
her wedding vows Saturday to
Cylmer j. VerHoven. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bernard VerHoven of
Three-Mile drive.
The wedding will take place in
st. Clare de Montefalco Church
at 9 a. m. Rev. FIR. John Costi-
gan will officiate.
Phyllis Schick. sister of the
bride-to-be, will be maid of
honor and Claude A. Creiner
best man.
DR.. Ralph Schorn and DIR.
John Schreck will seat the
guests.
The wedding breakfast will
follow at Oakland Hills Country
Club.
u MR.. AND MRS. HARRY
BAKER PERKINS of West Eu-
cid avenue announce the birth
of a daughter, Suzanne Mar
guerite, April q.
Mrs. Perkins was formerly
Yolanda Johnson.
MIR. AND MRS. V. A. SMITH
and Mrs. Katherine Trap of
Morross road recently returned
from an extended sojourn in the
deep south.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

is the happiest of all her socially
SHORTY in-laws.
For she long ago went through
her personal depression and is
conversant with how 10 make
ends meet. Something that il
quite new 10 Grace Vanderbilt
and Carrie Wilson
The latter. feeling the pinch
of the times and taxes. has cut
down on her household staff and
rarely entertainS in her mag
nificent town house nj 3 East
SlXty-fourth street. Yet she is
daughter of the late Mrs. Will
liam Astor who reigned for
years as the l.. S. AS social
queen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

made a ) p. m. exit via bus yes
terday afternoon for the Val
paraiso University in Indiana TO
attend a three-day convention.
Among those boarding the
vehicle were Mrs. Theodore
Richter. president OF the local
guild, Mrs. Otto RosenbuSch,
Mrs. William Gervais, Mrs. Will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Connaught's
Nap Blow to
Noel Coward
BY MAURY PAUL

NEW YORK, May S.-At din
ner the other night a group was
discussing the death, several
months ago, OF II. r. II. the
Duke of Connaught, son of the
late Queen Victoria and brother
of the Princess Beatrice, now
the only surviving child of Vic
toria.
Many anecdotes were told of
the venerable Connaught Che
was 80 years old, who was al
most blind at the time of his
passing and who through the
years had extended many social
favors TO Americans visiting
England.
l was reminded of story told
me several years ago by Noel
Coward.
Noel wrote "Cavalcade,"
play that touched on the high
lights of modern English history.
1t was a great success, both as
a play and later as a movie.
AS the dramatic production of
"Cavalcade" was nearing the
end of its run in London an
equerry of the Duke of Con-
naught realized the elderly roy
atty hadn't seen the play.
Coward was approached and a
stage box was set aside for the
use of Connaught and his party
at a matinee performance-his
retiring hour of z p. m. making
an evening showing out of the
question.
ON THE afternoon designated
the Duke of Connaught and sew
eral members of his household
arrived at the theater, took
their place in the box. only TO
have Connaught go promptly to
sleep!
One of the most effective and
impressive scenes in the play
was the one where a group of
actors in view of the audience
describe the passing (off stagc)
of Queen Victoria's funeral cor
tege.
The Duke of Connaught took
that moment TO rouse from his
slumbers. and seeing the action
on the stage, but due TO defec-
tive hearing not knowing what
the small group of actors was
saying, inquired in gruff tones
OF his equerry;
What are they doing now ."
A bit hustered, the equerry
replied:
They are burying your dear
mother, sir"
WELL" answered Connaught.
in the same gruff tones. "teIl
them to get along with II so the
show can go on"
Shortly afterwards he again
fell asleep and Noel admitted
the whole afternoon was quite a
blow TO his vanity.
NOW THAT Mrs. Herbert
Shipman has decided to relin-
quish being Newporter in
favor of the role of farmeret
up in VerInont-or is il New
Hampshire what will the Ar
thur Graham GlasgowS do so far
as their annual report season is
concerned?
OF course Mrs. Shipman
hasn't. as yet. found a purchaser
for her palatial Seaview Ter
race, which she, er, shared with
the Glasgows for the last few
summers, but all the furniture
has been removed from the
house and even the Glasgows
would be unable to do light
housekeeping there this summer.
The Glasgows are among
those Americans who lived in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Horseback Riding by Moonlight Revived

HORSEBACK RIDING by moonlight. psstme popu-
lar long ago has been revived by the young and
they love it.
Ted Matthews . son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsde Matthews
of the Indian Village Manor informal dinner party
before of these rides. the other evening.
Teds particular guest Pauline Willard. and the
others paired off follows:
Dennis Eor and June Willard Lloyd Cooley and
Jimmy Adams Allan Sweeney and Nancy Finn Lawrence
Finn Joyce Kruger J. D. Owen and Shirley Jacobs.
After the ride the party returned to the Matthews apart
ment =. for a smack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08

A GREAT many people you know have promised to
be on hand . for the fashion show Junior
Christ Society will put at the Penobscot Club Tuesday
to benefit their Summer camp for children.
Mrs Edward F. Fishers party. will include Mrs M E.
Coyle. Mrs. Hugh Dean Mrs Albert W. Smith Mrs
Leslie Green. Mrs George Carter. Mrs Frederick j.
Ward Mrs. H. A. Fisher Mrs. John J. German and
Mrs. Haney Dawson.
Mrs. Nelson Taylor will be hostess party. and her
guests Mrs Harold Brinker Mrs Lance Skinner.
John Ewad Mrs David Heron. Mrs. Earl Schroeder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-08
Ruth Armstrong Flies TO New York City

RUTH ARMSTRONG;. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph
Armstrong of Birmingham and her friend Irene
LANCE departed by plane for New York City last evening
They will be guests of renes parents. Mr. and Mrs
Albert LANCE during part of their stay in the East
and they will also attend the wedding of June Adansen
River Edge, N. j..
Miss Armstrong will return home the middle of next week
join her parents at their home at Pine Lake
which they have opened for the season.