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CHEVY CHASE u q

offered for sale for the first lime q
beautiful Colonial center hall home midi
yidually built. and rejecting careful plan
nlng; a most PLEASING exterior and an
interior that affords many unusual details
ana ConTenlenceS that can only be found
IN bult-to-order home The moment Won
enter the wide, spacious hall you are inn
medl4tely impressed with the artiStic
circular staircase and the sense Of spacious
comfort. Both the living and dining rooms
exposure. The Colonial fireplace. bullt-in
wood Itt, huge screened porch with i'm
ported tile flooring, buffers pantry, I'D
taNatory and modern kitchen. complete f7rsT
noot, me second floor, has , beautiful
maSler-sl2e bedrooms. The larger room OF
the three has an ad'oining Sleeping porch
room or library. TWO tiled baths The
arse unfinished third floor has rouohed-
IN numblnE and HEATING for two additional
rooms and hath A few details include
GAS FURNACE. painted walls tf,roucho1It
Eea7y copper cutters and downspouts
STATE roof. Gear built-ln garage The lot is
unusually wide and well lardscaped The
! tno 81 ion , is ideal ouiot square free Of
IIITathC nah elevation and convenient to
woodrow Wilson and Alice Deal High
Schools. also elementary school Trans
portaIon . blocks. Priced at Sn5 00n
vacant Shown by appointment THOS
j. FISHER & co, INC, REALTORS, III
6Son Or evenings call Mr. Child Glebe
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2616 Nth ST NV

On main thorouehfare: very desirable
Tor, store or office, 40x6O #. Sl25, heat
included
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV CO Os31.
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CHEVY CHASE BLK. WEST OF CONN.
ave, within few blks. Of all schools. De-
rms. and incloscd sun narlor. End floor.
2 large rms. each Of which Will &C
commcdate twin beds. baths. attic Oil
heat, car gar. SPLENDID neighborhood.
Cos over 100000, asking $3.50: want
/ offer: vacant. newly decorated FRANK
NJ DOYLE, Realtor. 927 18th st. NV.
DI. I06a-
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

1noo. d. OWEN q SUN. AuCtloneerS,
Southern Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
CRETE BLOCK DWELLING, CONTAIN
ING SIX ROOMS AND BATH; KNOWN
AS 457 NEAL PLACE NV
BY virtue of certain Deed Of Trust
recorded in Iiber No. 50l6, folio 43S of
the Land of Records OF the District of Co.
lumbla. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned will sell
a public auction in front Of the premises
on THU TR2s THE THIRD DAY or
Pm, the following described LAND and
bia, and being, Lot lettered o. in Anton
Heitmuller and Henry Heitmullers subdi-
vision Of lots in square numbered Five
Hundred and Twelve t512), as per plat
recorded in the once of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber c. H. B,
TERMS OF SALE; All cash: purchaser to
pay interest on purchase price from date
OF sale to date of settlement at six 90
per centum per annum: all conveyancing,
recording, revenue stamps, etc, at the
A deposit of $4,000 will be required at
the, time of sale and settlement to be
within thirty 900 days of date of sale,
or deposit forfeited. and the property resold
at the cost and risk of defaulting pur-
chaser. after five go days previous sdver-
tisement of said resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D c.
Surviving Trustee.
925 18th Street NV.
no21 dSds ex SuSyho,
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Wesley Buchanan. Realtor,
AMER. UNIV PARK

Completely detached, on lge. lot. center
hhaA entrance. years old, excellent cond
T. rms 3 bedrms, Ia baths finished
kholly pine recreation rm., screened side
porch, auto. heat. Close TO trans, schools
and shopping district Sl2.5OO BY ap-
pohfment only Emerson q55l
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American Uni. Park, S12, 500.
COnnletelV Furnished

Very attractive Williamsburg brick. 3
rooms Tood-burning fireplace, pretty lot
excellent neighborhood, house is IN fine
condllon and immediate possession can
be had BOSS AND PHELPS. exclusively
Ma. 1900. Evenings ard Sunday, call Mr.
Shacke!ford. Sligo 66OS
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S.950-This 2O-ft row brick house Is
WEI WEI located IN the higher part Of Pet
WoFNh.r. CLOSE to Transportation, schools,
elc II mas rooms and bath, glasSed-
m heated sleeping porch. with sink and
"a ga c0nh h1 oil heat and lear garage.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC
Est. ISS1
Dl. lMl5. Realtor LILO < 6. NV
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PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. D. C, WASHINGTON
November 81 Ia42.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500, District Building
until 200 P M, December S. 1912. and
then publicly opened, for construction Of
Stormwater Sewers. vicinity of 41st, 42nd
and Beecher Streets NV and across U. S
mately 440 linear feet of 2'n"x3'O7 brick
and concrete sewer. and approximately
$50 linear feet of terra Gotta pipe sewer
Proposals may be examined and secured at
the Once of the Chief Clerk, Engineer
Department, Room Az District Building
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STORES FOR RENT.

VACANT STORE IN NEW BLDG, AT
Wade I'd and Sumner rd Sc good spot
for grocery or drugstore. in colored com
munlty of 500 families being completed by
the Govt: can get priority for fixtures.
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Bethesda, 7 Rooms and Rath

Attractive Colonial brick . wears old
hheW-houSe condition sunroom rec. room,
basement toilet detached garage large
idndScaped lot with trees; near trans nIh-
nc and parochlal schools. Owner moving;
SERVICE REALTY. SH. 49e1 or PA. 1000
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
EARAS WANTED

PROFITABLE BACK-ROAD FARM, PREF.
erably stocked and equipped; reasonable
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PFTWORTH-S1.Q5O.

Colonial brcE Of rooms ' and bath
near schools and all other convenience5
automatic hot-water heat. front ant
screened r79r porcheS, gara2e; quick occu-
parcy: terms 'prranged
80" SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H St NV National 2345.
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$15,85O.
DESIRABLE NV. LOCATION.

Completely redecorsted, this substantial
5TiGk home offers a maximum value in a
hTIghiy cow, location, Just off Conn ave,
includes ) bedrms., baths, living rm,
with freplace, large dining rm.. lst-fi.
gen, auto heat garaFe For further de-
TAILS please call Mr.. Burr, WO. 1889.
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Detached 6-room frame house, in con-
venlent section ct Chevy Cbas" Paneled
maids room and hath; furn. breakfast al
cove: automatically controlled coal heat;
ircloeed porch Cali WI 5S67 or WI 5147,
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DESIRE SMALL FURN. APT. CLOSE IN.
MRS, CHAS, CAMPBELL, Hay ADAMS
House Ext 40
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FARMS FOR SALE.

IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION : 81 ACRE
farm, mile, from Gettysburs' Pa, on
set, $4,000 OWNER. AT. 5000
FINE FARM FOR SALE OF lO5 ACRES.
70 miles northeast of Frederick city on
Poute -; :? miles north Of woodsbnro.
Due to i'll health, owner must sell. Err
NEST w. FLANAGAN. LIE Gore. Md. a.
STOCK FARM, 100 ACRES IN LoUD3oUN
Co. on hard road, IS miles from Washing
ton: II acres woodland, balance clear:
new 5-room house, all modern improve
and hoe quarters, barn; price, $4,000;
terms, $4,000 cash, balance to be arranged
VIII consider in exchange clear. modern
home in Arlington Co. or D. C. Shown bv
apnolNtwent Phone Herndon rs. BUFF L
FARM AGENCY, Herndon. Fairfax Co.. Va.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Potomac Hunt Club ares--1O2 acres, i'm
proved by a Groom BUNGALOW. ls-cow
dairy, hay barracks and other buildings
BLUEGRASS pasture. Chester loan soil and
stream through property. An opportunity
for those wanting to locate in this we'll
known neighhorhood Price. $4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK.
Elk oT40 9o7 18th St NV
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ARLINGTON, 23Os MADISON ST, N
Open daily to g. Six spacious rooms
and bath. only $3.50; sl,2?O cash One
possession. Out Lee highway to Madison
left ! 50 KEITH D. BRUMBACK. Chest
nut 3527 d.
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$9,850.
DUN or Irnnncfn,,.

oWlltI transferred.
CONVENIENT BETHESDA LOCATION.
GOOD lot, Brick 6 rooms, 9 large bed
looms, bath; gas heat aforementioned;
less Ihan Two Years old. For appointment
10 hSpeGt call Woodley 2300 until pm.
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WANT A NEW HOMF9

Then by all means inspect this new de-
tached brick home overlooking a park win
three large bedrooms and two baths on
me second floor and extremely well-sr-
TTalneGd frSt floor including den and Law
The lot is large and well Handicapped and
TRANSPORTATION is at the front door Easy
,,,I,n can be arranged, Call Me, lI43
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APARTMENTS. SUB. WANTED

ARLINGTON or ALEXANDRIA, OR .
bedroom, furn. @" Unfuru. apt or small
rerenceg excasr.sa wood bT ny fa!ngre
# necessary BOX ALE, S-pr
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court-In the
Matter Of WILLIAM lorenzo PEELE,
lib Mass. Ave; NV. WASHINGTON, D. c,
Observation-Disclosures No. 425S-To the
creditors of William Lorenzo Peele of the
City of Washington, D. G.: Notice is hereby
has been duly adjudged bankrupt on a
petition filed by him on November "a
194o. and that the first meeting Of his
Referee, $40 Investment Bldg, 18th and
SITS NV. Washing ton. D. c.. on the
eighth day of December, 1912. at ten
time the said creditors NAV attend prove
their claims, appoint trustee, examine
the. bankrupt and transact such other
meeting. FRED J. EDEN, Referee in
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LEAVING WASHINGTON?
ApArTnrNTS SUBURBAN

3 RMS, KITCHEN, BATH COMPLETELY
lurnlsned 50. tram and bus transp.
Rockville "-9-7
All AMHERST RID. COLLEGE PIX. MD
Refined SIN o. woman. 10 share lovely
@-rn1. apt: Good rans.- reaz. Call Union
z68n. DAYS; W--5eld 263S, even4nES Miss
pTT.FCKT
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MRS cHAs. CAMPBELL Hay ADAMS
SGdE APT" n FED, SITTING RA, Bath,
NO. 1906, Apt, 80. 6 10 7 pm.
ARMY OFFICER AND SISTER REQUIRE
= or 3 room apt, furnished or unfurnished
close IN not over $50. R. L. B. 402, 1925
9 OR z. BEDRM. FURN. APT. ACCESSIBLE
TO Wash. Cathedral viii pay any reason
able rent. Phone WO 93i5
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WISH
Merop fHFaShs ao apSesmpsn prefer NV
NAVY MAN AND FAMILY WISH TO SUB
tease , or . I'm. apt. or small home for
approx. month, Dec. l5-Jan. Is; NV,
section. Boz 3"5-K. Star
RESPONSIBLE CHICAGO COUPLE NEEDS
small kltchenette apartment Immediately,
furnished or unfurnished Cor Will consider
hnnying furn!tprel; near NV. convenient
munitions Guiding preferred No children
no pets. Phone MA. 6564, Ext. 500 before
noon or after 500 pm. -
ARMY WIFE. ACCUSTOMED TO OWN
home and nice things, is alone in Wash
completely furnished studio or 1-bedroom
APARTMENT convenient location, George
vo wh G be G0Ha sye p RE ed Fepace
r23l0, between o and 5 -
TWO YOUNG LADIES DESIRE . ROOMS.
EItchenette and bath unfinished apart
en-, Conn. ave. NV. Call MI 5000 after
ENGINEER, WIFE AND CHILD DESIRE
S S,ea n: 3-room fgrnished, .anartment. NV.
go y4drs 9fter oa G:$o p m. or Republic 6G?o
APARTMENT. WELL FURNISHED: RE
i Sn1onlS5b!e couple; living room. dining room,
ton, preferably near Connect icut ave. and
Mayfower Hotel DI. 5000, Room No. 36S
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DE-
ton, Va Call between and o pm,
MODERN l OR . ROOM, KITcHENETTE
apt. in NV. section, by refined responsible
young couple, no children prelerahl furn.:
Wlll pay well; local references. co. 6343,
NAVY LIT, WIFE AND DAUGHTERS
or Va Call MI 1859
MODERN FURNISHED APT, BED
rooms loom living room dining room, kitchen;
mo. CAN MRS. CLARK, Dupont 5000.
BRITISH COLONEL. IDEAL TENANT. UR-
gently needs modern, well-furnished apt,
or : rms, NV. location. Box 19-K, Star.
A APT :,,, PU 15;Jr, OR R.. UNEURN, FOR Re,
e4oo Ext 53a7. be-. am and 'r pm.
MllEWLYWEDs, GOVT ENGINEER AND
NaAC onlcer desire attractiVelY furnished
"a room ap2rtment, private entrance,
bath, phone. location pref. Connecticut
ave. Call any time. WO. O764. Apt All.
UNFINISHED, CONVENIENT TO 3rd
and independence ave: Govt girl and
mother; Dec, .. Box 44O-E, Star. %
COUPLE WITH DAUGHTER, : YPS.. DE-
SIRE, unturn. l or ? room apt. Call Co.
lumbla 145T
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED, . RMS.
with Kitchen and bath. couple, both college
grads,, apt, in Nv, y hour from Treasury.
Georgia 0S42 after s. -
APARTMENT OR SMALL HOUSE FOR Is
GAYS or month from about Dec. 90, ~.
Phone Executive 03o0 EXr "a. %
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE,
Responsible, outlet, want welI-furniShed
l'Iug rOuH- rGar0onl, kItChenette and be- a.
Telephone FIR. 718O
LEAVING WASHINGTON?
Congra 'uIa' ions-How about your apart
rent. Hotrl-weary WPB executive will
suitcase or buy furniture Mod Groom
a7d bath ar. Rem 70 SIS Nv or close
n. Phone Once hours EE 800 FSt G"G6
SHORT-TERM LEASE.
Do Won want reliable. tor ants 70 take
perfect care OF your furnished anarrment2
Minimum. bedrooms. GEORGETOWN or
C-N
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IMMFDTATF OCCUpANCY

VIII sell my g 300 equity, together with
furniture and broom bungaloW lO4 Spa
st.; Cottage City Md. for 81 900 cash;
balance. $tTo0. payable S37. 50 per mo.
Large lot. blocks from Rhode Island ave-
and car line. Warfield oTO6 WarfeId 13SR
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A NEW CORNER BRICK
HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO, INC.
DI. T0I2. FfaIJof. I5lA K s.. N
CHEVY CHASE. MD,

Won looted brlcl;. ms finished attic,
screened living porch. Wide fenced lot
near transportation. Owner transferred
81 900. Gail I'm. 1890, to Q pm F. A.
TWEED Co. h5M4 Conn ave
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ccoLloREDIocm-2 ROW BRICKS, RENTED;
,.z5 a. o. Q. S5 70 per mo NV section Call
NEW 9-APT. BRICK BLDG.-S3s 300
VIII positively pay. for itself in 5 years
W VI business could you go into and make
81cToR sGHUE BG S 20 e. e. F ad85
MT N, PLEASANT 90 100 COMPLETELY FUR
and maids rm, and bath; closed-t!n
PH2DFv OR or. s Ss53Fe' slo'73o' l. H.
NV location and In excellent condition,
WITH new roof; new iron, fireman and
sammereWnin ter hookpp for hot water in
Vel nancsd 0 900 cash viii T pay a f@a
features and for sale only Because 1 owner HEeT
IS leaving city. Full lnforma ion in person
PIX PIX Hi 6 6 BRlsG &c a4 exclusive agent
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
= Detached. stone. bungalow. leased until
Sept; /. 1913, at sos per month Located
co6 GheSy we chf pfc p f G Hs s eOc T0m
80 cal Mr.; Evans, i W. .N o5 $40 " with ~
1sos 4 aH e. n y. & LUG IHst Goi ea4,
Good A s5sps A He9m stoEE 3 S2 Month
SAM ROSEY, AID 900.
SI0g to $40. Sales price. $1,000 to
business For f rurRer ppEo na 4pee cai
pr oseo JEROME 2NI S. = MURRAY NJ 1.oo
NEW BRICK HOMES.
Liquidation sale Of SIX detached homes
rsn5s5 Of s. 500 per var r. PFiced {or O i'm,
-1505 H St, NV. National 2345.
Priced S4.250.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

Sl60-DET. HOME ON A CORNER LOT
with trees. 6 rooms, " Ia abs, auto heat.
hmlt-tn E5rl vel tnrnis-e1, Rocl, Crea;
WO L0n0
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EDGEMOOR. MD.

1VLz1L VALUE-SI3, J0U,
Attractive Center-halI brjc( 8 largo
rooms Den and layatory on first floor. ;
o tSFsG bo5 bedroom. bath, maids room,
large corner lot -87S'
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ALL STONE HOME

IN one Of Bethesda's attractive do,.o1or-
mentS served by bus. Exceptionally COM
pete with bedrooms, baths. recr room
nTepLaceS buiIt-n garage concealed
Iddid ION modern in every way You'u
IKE ms home great deal
X. P RIPLEY. SE Ih2Q nr.nr az 1-no
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BungaloW-Chevy Chase, D. c..
5 Bedrooms and Bath LIST Floor.

1t is seldom properties of this type are
available and any one seekins a beautiful
home on a large wooded lot and one that
has 1st-foor bedroom accommodations Will
do well to investigate. II is located Just
one square off Conn. ave. and convenient 10
transport ation, stores, public and paro-
email schools. Stone construction, lin.
furred walls throughout. FirSt-foor, liv-
ing room. dining room, pantry, tiled kitch-
en-, , bedrooms, tile bath, huge living
porch. Second floor, 3 maStPr-siZed bed
rooms, l with running water, tile bath
and STORAGE room. This home was in
the highest Standard, reducing unkerp to
a minimum, Features include painted
walls throughout. auartered oak floors. tile
snare maids room, cold storage room,
CUTOMATIC HEAT, Gear garage. Priced
at SOL 600. Seen by commitment. THOS.
: So, FISHER 4 CO. INC Realtors DI
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Receives in Living Room With Mother

THE DEBUTANTE received in the living room
along with her mother.
Who wore charming gown of ice blue
Witt them. Mrs. Harry c. Buckley. the deb's
grandmother.
And assisting Mrs. Robert Stoepe and
Mrs Hugh Mcmillan
Plus several of Marys contemporaries including.
Stoepel. Pat" Porter of Jackson, Mich Ann
Mcmillan. =. and Esther Palmer.
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Miss Stein
Becomes Bride

THE BEAUTIFUL Alton
road garden of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Stein made a charming
setting, last Saturday, for the
marriage of their daughter,
Shirley Mae, and Jack Epps.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias EppS Of
Pennington drive.
Mrs. George Rineart (Terry
Jane Epps)- was matron-of-
honor and Miss Peggy Wallace
was maid-of-honor.
Milford Stein, the brother Of
the bride, was the best man
and ushers were Daniel Car
penter, George Gunsburg and
George Rineart.
Effrom Perlis was ring bearer
and Evelyn Rogoff the flower
girl.
DR.. Leo NJ. Franklin and
Rabbi HuShman performed the
marriage ceremony.
- MR.. AND MRS. ANDREW
MALOTT of oxford road,
Crosse Pointe Shores, have been
down in New York and staying
at the Waldorf-Astoria, we be-
Eavp
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Marriage
Date Set by
Miss STRAIN

MISS HELEN IDA STRAIN,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
STRAIN. has chosen July Is as the
date of her marriage to John
Goddard Kitchen of Lansing and
Detroit.
The wedding will be held at 3
o'clock in the Martha Mary
Chapel in Greenfield Village
followed by a reception at Dear
born Inn.
Mrs. Gerald Gill will come
from her home in Waterloo,
Ind, TO be her sisters matron-
of-honor.
Miss Margaret Benjamin will
be her other attendant.
DR.. Donald Parker will be
best man and Bernard Konopka
will seat the guests.
Miss Benjamin recently gave
a miscellaneous shower for the
bride-elect and the Misses Anna
belle Larges and Katherine
Wasserfallen were hostesses at
a kitchen shower at the LargeS
home last week.
FLORENCE BRADOW and
her sister, Mrs. Louise James,
have just returned from their
winter home in st. Petersburg,
Fla. ~
CONCORDIA SINGING So
GETTY will have card party
and luncheon June 25 at Con-
cordia Hall on East Columbia.
In charge will be:
Miss Kathrine Heymoss and
Mesdames Henry Semelroth,
John Haberstock, Harold Ibbot-
son, Joseph Jackie, Hugo Kuss-
ner, TIL eodore Kohler and
Richard Luckau.
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DisposaIs of Water Lilies Effective

ESPECIALLY EFFECTIVE. !. were the dsposals of
water lilies =.
Used the big dining
beautiful gift bouquets which formed vari-
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Craven's son. William. from the

Craven's son. William, from the
Citadel. e.
Immediately after graduation
from this military college, Mr..
Craven was indicted into the
army as a second lieutenant and
IS stationed at Camp Wheeler,
Macon, Ga.
While in Charleston, Mrs.
Craven and daughters stayed
with Mrs. Craven's sister, Mrs.
James A. Moffett, at "Curley
HUT Lodge" Prospect Hill
plantation.
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Women Will Open
Recruiting Center

The American Women's Volun-
teer Service will open a new re-
cruiting center for aviation cadets
tomorrow. Mrs. A. Buel Quirk OF
379 st. Clair avenue, Crosse
Pointe. chairman, announced today
The station was built at Jeffer-
son Beach by the Wayne County
Defense Council and will be oper-
ated on a seven-day week basis
from 2 TO 10 p. m. daily. Thirty
five women of the Crosse Pointe
unit of the AWVS have received
training in operating the enlist
ment center.
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Tommy Fisher Presents
Soiree for Nautical Pals
BY JACK L. OLIVER

man will be going up to their
lodge on the Grand Cascapedia
in Quebec for the salmon fish
ing, as is their annual wont.
THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss
Ellen Jannetta Burk, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Burk,
and Carl Raymond Yoder. son
of the Lee Yedefs of Romulus,
has already been made known.
The attractive bride to be
studied at Michigan State and
Ohio Wesleyan and is a men,
Der Of Delta Delta Delta.
Mr.. Yoder is a graduate OF
Cleary College and is at present
at Fort Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

MR.. AND MRS. J. BURGESS
BOOK have opened their big
farmhouse near Grand Bend,
Ont. and very shortly, now. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bernard Schlot-
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Mrs. Shelton
Visits New York

MRS. OWEN r. SHELTON
and her daughter, Miss Joyce
B. Shelton, of Crosse Pointe.
are at the Ambassador Hotel
in New York City for a several
day stay.
JOHN S. COPPIN is leaving
Saturday to spend the week
end in Stratford, Ont. and will
return the first of next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

TOMMY FISHER. youngest
of the Charles T. Fishers lads,
gave a soiree for his nautical
pals at THE Ranch" a special
section of his parents summer
home on Crosse lie, Wednesday
evening.
The young hosts two sisters.
Miss Mary and Miss Sarah Ann
Fisher, were there plus Miss
Peggy Ney, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Meurer, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bry-
ant Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfre d
Gmeiner, Commodore Howard
Finch and Mrs. French and 1t.
Bob Haynie (of the United
States Navy and Mrs. Haynie
of Chicago :. AND :. George
Van.
Tommy's boat, Apache, is his
pride-and-joy, we might add.
MRS. RALPH II R NJ A N
BOOTH entertained informally
last evening.
MISS YVONNE EVELYNNE
SIMONSON. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Simonson of
Flint. will become the bride Of
John VI. Van Loon Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs John NJ. Van Loon
of Detroit, at an II a m. cere-
mony at ST. GATHERINGS Chapel
Saturday
Following the we d ling. a
breakfast for the bridal party
and the immediate families will
be held at the Abingdon and a
reception will take place there
in the AFTERNOON at , o'clock.
-
A. Is DANCE ga military
secretly will be taking place out
at Bonnie Brook this evening.
Members say it'll be the last
such this season
MRS. JOHN s. NEWBERRY
gave a family dinner at Lake
Terrace Thursday evening.
DIR. ROBERT WITHROP
GILMAN. we understand. re-
turns this coming week from n
fishing trip up near Grayling.
NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL
will fling that twenty-ffth an
nual alumni dance at Masonic
Temple June 26 and great plans
are being made for a very spc-
Y cial splurge, details of which
are 10 be released next week
by Miss Sally McFadden.
MR.. AND MRS. J. BURGESS
BOOK have opened their bic
farmhouse near Grand Bend
Ont. and very shortly. now. Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bernard Schlot-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Mrs. Craven
At Graduation

MRS. WILLIAM YELLING
TON CRAVEN and daughters.
Mrs. Augustus c. Ledyard of
Lochmoor boulevard and Mrs.
Z. d. Mercer of Van Dyke ave-
nue., have turned from
Charleston. S. c., where they
attended the graduation OF Mrs.