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Evening star., 1942-03-14
Arts Club
.TOHear Talk
On Houses
Benefit Lecture
Slated Wednesday
Bv Miss Johnston

''Tales Old Houses Tell" IS the
subject of a benefit lecture illus
trated with Photographic slides to
be given by Miss Frances Benjamin
Johnston at $50 pm. Wednesday at
the Arts Club.
The 100 slides which the speaker
will show have been selected from
Photographic surveys made by Miss
Johnston in nine Southern States in
the past 10 years for the pictorial
archives of early American architec-
ture in the Division of Fine Arts at
the Library of Congress.
Under successive grants from the
Carnegie Foundation of New York.
Miss Johnston has made a vast
documentary history of early Amer
ican architecture from the Atlantic
Coast to the Mississippi Valley. In
the past decade she had averaged
about $4,000 miles of motoring each
season. covering the early settle
ments along the waterways, the
highways and byWays, in the old
towns and historic cities in every
section of the South.
Miss Johnston also has gathered
interesting legends and historical
information concerning the old
houses she has Photographed which
adds to the charm of her lecture.
A student of art and technically
trained in the Photographic labora-
tories of the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, Miss Johnston has had exhibits
of her work in many of the most i'm
portant museums Of the country.
These include the Virginia Museum
of Art. the Art Museum of ST Angus
tine, Fla: the Persons Art Gallery,
Chapel Hill, N. c.. the Cabildo, New
Orleans, La; the Baltin ore Museum
of Art and the Gibbes Gallery at
Charleston, in addition 20 the Ma
tional Museum and the Library Of
Congress.
She has contributed Photographic
illustrations for several publications
and recently published her own
book, THE Early Architecture of
North Carolina" with illustrations.
Proceeds from Miss Johnston's S
lecture, which is open to the public,
will be contributed to a special
fund of the Arts Club.
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Miss Martha Bacon Engaged
To Creighton Churchill

Mrs Robert Low of Webury Long Island
ngton has announced the
tha Bacon Mr. Creighton Churchill of Winston Churchill
the American author and Mrs. Churchill of Cornish N. H
Miss Bacons father the late Robert
lcan Representative from Island
School and
Mile Adelph College Garden City,
Island where she
and holds aviators license Her
grandfather Robert for time Secretary Of State In
Roosevelt administration
Ambassador She niece Of Mrs George Whit
Wesbury Gaspar of Dedham Mass and Dr.
Murray of Cambridge Her maternal
A. Murray of New York.
Churchill School attended
Harvard
of York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Pitcher of
Alexandria, formerly of Petersburg,
Va, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Mary Virginia
Pitcher, to the Rev. Illus Erfurt
Provence, jr., of Houston, Tex. son
of Mr.. Illus E. Provence of Little
Rock, Ark, and the late Mrs.
Provence.
Miss Pitcher was graduated from
the State Teachers College, Farm
vile, Va, and received her master of
religious education degree from the
Baptist w. M. U. Training School,
Louisville, KY.
Mr.. Provence was graduated from
Baylor University, Waco. Tex, and
received his TIL. M. degree from the
Southern Baptist Theological Semi
nary, Louisville, KY. He was educa-
tional director at South Main Bap-
tist Church, Houston, Tex, and is
now pastor of Salem Baptist Church,
Sparta, Va, and Mount Hermon
Baptist Church, Caroline County.
The wedding will take place in
-
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Capital Residents Rush
To File Income Returns

With the income tax deadllne 10
be reached Monday midnight, thou
sands of Washingtonians were busy
today making out and filing their
returns.
The Office of Deputy Collector ot
Internal Revenue A. P. Rasin al
Twelfth street and Constitution
avenue, will be open until 6 pm. t.
day. On Monday, the las, day for
filing it will remain open frond $3.50
am. to midnight.
District taxpayers also may file
their returns by mail to the Collec-
tor of Internal Revenue, Baltimore
the headquarters for this collection
district. which comprises Maryland
and the Capital. Hundreds of per-
sons were in line early today at the
collectors Office here.
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Mrs, Laurence Wild
Arrives in CaDital

Mrs. Laurence Wild, wife Of the
United States Governor of Samoa,
has arrived in Washington after an
eventful experience in her evacua-
ton from that island. She has
taken the penthouse apartment at
the Lafayette for the spring season.
Before being evacuated from Samoa
she, with a group of others, spent
10 days in the brush to avoid the
enemy.
Mrs. Wild is spending much time
with her son and daughter-in-l law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence C. Wild. in
their Forest Glen home Mr.. and
Mrs. Wild recently were married,
the latter formerly having been Miss
Betty Candee Gilbert of Beaumont,
Tex.
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Suburban
Social
Notes
Mrs. w. w. Dudley
Will Entertain
This Evening

Mrs. William w. Dudley will en-
tertain this evening at bridge at her
home in North Woodside, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning D. Wallace
have moved from Washington and
are now in their new home on
Brewster avenue in Silver Spring,
Md.
DR.. and Mrs. Don Duffy of Central
Lake, Mich, are visiting their SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Steinweg of Belem, Brazil,
who are spending their vacation in
Takoma Park. where DR.. and Mrs.
Duffy formerly resided.
Mrs. Joseph w. Mitchell, ir., OF
Silver Spring, Md. is spending a
week in New York visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. S. Leaycraft of Silver
Spring. Md, who is planning to
leave shortly for Miami, where she
and Mr.. Leaycraft will make their
home. was guest of honor at a
luncheon Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. John F. Schiedy of Silver
Spring. The party was given by
members Of the art group of the
Silver Spring Woman's Club, OF
which Mrs. Leaycraft is chairman.
Mrs. r. B. Bush entertained at a
small luncheon followed by bridge
Thursday afternoon at her home
in Silver Spring. Md. Her son
Ensign Frank Bush. U. S. N. has
returned from visit of several days
in Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernal Brown OF
Brookdale gave a dinner and bridge
party Wednesday evening in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Campbell Mac
Williams, who are leaving soon to
make their home in Kansas City
Kans.
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Dumburton House
Open for Lost Time

The National Society of Colonial
Danes announced today that Dunn
barton House. 2715 @ street NV,
society headquarters, and museum
of Colonial furnishings, will be open
to the public tomorrow for the last
time for the duration of the war
On March 25, the building will be
turned over to the Red Gross for
conversion into work and class
rooms. Instructions will be given
there to members of the society and
their friends. The museum furnish
ings will be stored until after the
war.
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Mrs. G. G.. Tibbitts
To Address Club

Mrs. G. C. Tibbetts, chairman OF
the Blood Plasma Committee in
Bethesda, will be guest speaker at
a meeting of the newly organized
Rosedale Chapter of the East Be-
thesda Victory Club Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Leo V. Finn.
Members are being asked to bring
discarded garments. dressmaker cut
tings suitable for making quilts or
other materials that can be salvaged
Mrs. Daniel H. Campbell Is chair
man of the chapter. Mrs. Finn is
secretary and Mrs. William F. Beck
jr., treasurer.
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Miss Shirley Boteler
To Become Bride

Mr.. Charles E. Boteler announces
the engagement of his daughter
Miss Shirley Jeanne Boteler, to Mr.
Robert McKinnon Loney of Detroit
Miss Boteler attended Ohio Wes.
leyan University and now is at
tending Barnard College in New
York City. She is r1ember OF
Delta Gamma Sorority.
Mr.. Loney is the son of Mrs By
ron Loncy and the late DR.. Loney
of Detroit. He attended Ohio Wes-
leyan University and is employed
in Detroit.
The wedding will take place Sun
day, March 90.
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Births Reported

James and Eurea Allen, boy.
Julian and Fannie Blagg, boy.
George and Celia Blair. boy.
Ralph and Carol BOYD. girl
Peter and Mildred Brockdorf. boy.
Early and Dora Caudle. boy.
George and Marjorie Causey, girl.
Vito and Agnes Cirillo, boy
Thomas and Ethel Cockrell, boy
Frederick and Rosalie Cone. boy.
Julian and Genevieve Cox. girl.
Paul and Helen Culhane girl
Clifford and Rosemary Davis boy.
Lewis and Florence Qernbitz. girl.
Clarence and Eugenia DIETRICH. boy
William and Rita Devine. boy.
Orrin and Ora Eade. girl
Earl and Eleanor Elliott, boy.
Charles and Florence Ellis, boy.
Walter and Helena Ferguson. boy.
Cyril and Naomi Fisher, girl.
Wilson and Marguerite CAN'T. boy.
Henry jr.. and Addie Gardner. girl.
Marion and Elizabeth Cooley. boy
Stephen. jr.. and Gertrude Goggins, boy.
Maurice and Eta Godstein, boy.
Ernest and Helen Hafner, girl.
Alvin and Naomi Harnagel. boy.
Fay and Jane Hughes, girl.
Rrfus and Edith Jacoby, boy.
Wilbur and Harriet Jenkins, boy.
James and Audrey Jenkins, boy.
Clarence and Betty Johnson: girl.
Jacob and Helen johnson, boy.
Helmer and Ramona johnson, boy.
Joseph and Beatrice Juliano, girl.
Selby and Comma Justin, girl.
Walter and Ella Keenan,, girl.
Edward and Kathryn Marks, girl.
William and Helen Martin, boy.
Warren and Minnie Marion. boy:
Danile and Katherine Mauser, boy.
Juan and Ruth Medina, boy.
Alfred and Lucy Miller girl
saniey ass and and Neiie Mler a,i Boy girl
4. T.@1- 1T
NORMAN 6n ana and SlSa %ary sd boy
Donald and Betty Nash, girl
Theodore a2d sadye opack, boy.
Earle and Rachel Perce. boy,
John and Jean Richardson, boy.
Edward and ,Ingrid Ryan, girl;
Mawlowe. and Efhe Santrock. boy.
John and Doris Shank, girl.
Robert and Miriam sherwin. girl.
Dennis and Anna Simmons. girl.
Alfred and Ida Smith, boy.
Lowry and Louise Steele. boy.
Samuel and Mary Steffel boy.
William and Vera Stewart, girl.
John and Thelma Sullivan. boy.
Guy and and lean lean sTarfhout, va boE boy.
Paul and Rosemary Till boy
Juan and Aura Vallarino, boy.
John and Virginia Vatet. girl.
Eugene and Winifred Vreeland. boy
RAYMOND and Virginia Weathery. girl.
William and Pauline williams. boy.
Robert and Helen Butler. girl.
Charles and Ella Cartwright, girl.
Albert and Mary Clark, boy;
Carroll and Dolly Dorsey, girl.
Clarence and Annabelle johnson. boy.
George and Hester McElverg, girl.
John and Annie Harris, boy.
Clifton and Theodore King. boy.
Harris and Delilah Payne, boy
Francis and Beatrice Perry, girl.
John and Charlotte Riddle. boy.
Cassell and Ollie Robinson. girl.
Paul and Elizabeth Sandifer. girl twins
Thomas and Juanita washington. girl.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Beta Sigma Omicron
Officers Installed

Mrs. A. G.. Mathis was installed as
president of the Washington Alum
nae Chapter of Beta Sigma Omi-
cron Sorority as members celebrated
the chapters 10th anniversary at
a recent meeting with Mrs. Carl H.
GirouX.
Miss Matte Richards Tyler, the
retiring president, installed the
officers who include Mrs. Philip H.
Groggins. vice president; Miss Eliz-
abeth Crow, secretary; Mrs. B. R.
Hurt, treasurer; Miss Lillian Clark,
warden Mrs. Charles H. Barton,
editor and historian; Mrs. GirouX,
Panhellenic delegate, and Mrs
Henry C. Lipscomb, Panhellenic
alternate.
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Small and Informal Fetes
Held Yesterday Mark
Slower Pace in Capital
NJ. and Nine. Georges.Picot
Give Cocktail Party;
Mrs. Pugh Is Hostess
By Margaret Hart,

Capitals whi slowed down consider
small informal
The late afternoon marked cocktail parties given by
diplomatic other Mrs John Pugh who is
while
her duty with the Army in the Philippines.
Willie
diplomatic yesterday their being
home street The fete compliment
Embassy Barbeau Barbeau
days M Babeaus headquarters
his wife will middle
the Far East.
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Visitors Arriving

Mrs. William H. Shipley will en-
tertain her former schoolmates,
Mrs. Dwight McC. Edmonds of
Binghamton, N. Y, formerly Of Lon
don, and Miss Lorraine Daily Meade
of Detroit, who will be here next
week. The three also will motor to
Baltimore to visit friends.
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Deaths Reported

Mary E. Iett. SO, 734 10th st. ne.
Theresa Holtgraves, 81. Providence Hos
Julia B. Quesenberry. 81. 1915 Brothers
pl. Sc.
Horah Taylor, S4. 22O H St ne
Eliza Hampton, so. 1924 Wisconsin ave.
Ellery F. Coffin, rs, Casualty Hospital.
Charles H Stewart, 72, st. Elizabeth's
Florinda Polita 6s. 63os 9th st. NV.
]. Fred Essary, 80, Press Club Building.
Brook a. Barton. So, Georgetown Hospital
William F. Slender, Al, 213 4th st. sc.
Issac Galloway, rs. Gallinger Hospital.
Albert Gibson, 76, sos Morton st.
William Head SO, st. Elizabeth's Hospital
Moses Gadson, SO, st. EliZabeth's Hospital
Selden Lewis, 81, Gallinger Hospital
Robert A. Henderson. 43, Emergency Hos
Cornelius franklin. 35, Gallinger Hospital.
Annie Johnson, 81. Gallinger Hospital.
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English.S Speaking
Union Plans Fete

Admiral Sir Wilfred French, K. C
B., and Lady French will be guests
of honor at the luncheon to be given
Friday by the Washington branch
of the English Speaking Union. The
luncheon will be at l o'clock at the
Willard Hotel. Mr.. Maurice Col
bourne of London will be the
speaker.
Mr.. Walter r. Tuckerman will
preside at the luncheon.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. laW, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, Uait three Jul days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Louis T. Williams; "a; and Mary E. Rice,
Raymond J. Dowdney.
Andrea P ChescalokiS. 26. gl2 lst st. NV,
Andrew F Marshall 56. i5a8 Massachu-
%, 1903 Biltmore st. NV: the Rev.
Freeley Rohrer.
Katheri1e 3. Keck, i, 8 381 18th IS np pi ne'' aeio
\, the Reyi W. F; wright. aaa
pl. Sc, and Bessie L. Robinson. 81 l4l7
New Jersey ave. NV; the Rev. George
Joseph s; WllnteEs -; TakGma Park: Nd;
st. NV; the Rev. GeoTee E. schnsbel ~
Linus A. Joy, g. and Win.fred E. Will
HamE t;a Rev Is both mtf of wsi 1sl5 LIST ST. NV
'a@r 81 RI both II of fRs KianGona Gofa
Leroy. white 30 i5ts H Eth ST. St. NV, and
Ros Roena Berry, 90, 923 sth st. ne; the
Mary S. Douglas a. Willoushby, Ohio:
the Rev. A. W Powell.
Harold E. Gayhart, 81; Jessup.. Md, and
Thorald Q. Dorman: 3s, 1865 Columbia
III Somerset pI. NV; Judge Robert e.
Lewis B, jackson. 80, WASHINGTON Hotel,
Msss ha Asass he ReS as'e 2S 1eHt sf!iard Vale
Roger P. Stewart, %, 1918 9Th st. NV,
ndss 3nd May rsv + gsT5fs RsTtIsv 90 as ST. me-
% eertTads Ses s. ssG''Fa E6bit Hotel ia judge sse
Elo5s cSIsy: 90 7 this city; judge Robert
Lloyd e. MattG5ns1by, "a Grsbam. sa Army War College.
ter. ne; the Rev. Lewis A. Rudasill
Eugene Thomas, 36. Fort Bslyoir. Va and
the Rev Frank L. White.
Milton R. Fairfax, a. sol 42nd st, ne.
and and Annie w Williams RsH 25 2ss virsina
lams. a, both Of 1909 Fourteenth ST.
r.nwg NV the her Rev J. od l. Henry gsi. v,.,ons,n
fa chicaso 60 ths 5af Rev. Syya james MsntsOmeTH
teenth St; the rev Thomas Han,
Francis t E. sS Jessie e w5sb 9Ss m g6s
K st. NV; the Rev. J. Wempe. WV
Cornelius D; Dowling. %, Fort .Deyens,
Mass. and Amy A. Taylor. q, 43 R ST.
NV; the Rev Adolphus A. Birch
Raymond J. Volluz %, 321 Oglethorpe
st. n.w., and Mary E. Taylor, 10,
Abilene. Tex: the Rev. Frank Steelman
Mondell W: Crew 90, 4410 Sheriff I'd. n e.,
and Hilda Logan. 90, 1928 P ST.; the
Rev. J. Lloyd Garrison.
Carl T. Lloyd, -. 1921 jefferson pl n e.,
and Joanna Taylor, %, 1906 Rhode
Island ave. w; the Rev. Charles w F.
Smith
hortorS M and eSifara nsstaon
10. 3915 9TH st. NV; the Rev. Freeley
Rohrer.
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Hortense Terry
Engaged to Wed

1t. Col. and Mrs. Spencer Bald
win Terry of Washington and
Orient, Long Island, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Hortense P. Terry, to Mr.. Frederick
F. Spencer, jr., son of Mrs. Lawrence
S. Barlow of Westbrook, Conn.
Miss Terry attended the MacDuf-
fie School for Girls in Springfield,
Mass.
Mr.. Spencer attended Staunton
Military Academy.
The wedding will take place in
the late spring.
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Move to Richmond

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wells Dew
have closed their home at 1910 Sud-
bury road NV. and moved into
their new home at 511 Henri road,
Westhampton, in Richmond. Mr..
and Mrs. Dew both are attorneys
in the Patent Office, which recently
was moved to Richmond for the
duration of the war.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Readers Club Plans
PROGRAM Tuesday

For Distinguished Service" a
play in one act, will be presented on
a program of drama and pantomime
at a meeting of the Washington
Readers Club at $50 pm. Tuesday
at the Washington Club.
Miss Emma A. Jordan. who is di-
recting the program, will be assisted
by Mrs. Alice Robinson Griffith, the
hostess.
A business meeting will be held at
pm, with Mrs. James F. Hartnett,
the president, in charge.
Evening star., 1942-03-14
Sorority Election

Mrs. William T. Cameron heads
the slate of officers recently elected
by the Washington Alumnae Chap
ter Of Gamma Phi Beta. Others
are Mrs. Robert E. Kay. vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Dewey Termohlen, treas
urer; Mrs. Franklin K. Peacock, re-
cording secretary, and Miss Mary
Griffith, corresponding secretary.
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silk in vivid colors, while her sister
was in black satin, fashioned or
more tailored lines.
NJ. Henry-Haye
Among the Guests.
The home of NJ and Nine
Georges -Picot was gay with bowls
and vases of spring blossoms II
bright hueS in contrast to the
somber black curtains drawn acroS!
the windows for the blackout. There
were no assistants except the malc
and butler. who were at the modern
American bar of which the hosts
are very proud. The hours of the
merry fete we're from 6 until
O'Clock, but it was we'll past the
closing hours before the last guests
departed.
Included among the guests, who
were mostly from the diplomatic
contingent. were the French Am
bassador, M. CASTOR Henry-Haye;
the Ambassador of Brazil and Sen
hora de Martins and the Spanish
Ambassador and Sonora de Car
denaS.
M. and Nine, Barbeau are being
entertained continuously during
their brief stay, but the luncheons
and dinners are small and informal
Mrs. Pugh's Fete Honors
Mrs. Wynkoop and Mrs. Reynolds.
Mrs. Pugh gave her cocktail party
which was followed by a buffet
supper at the residence of hel
parents, and her honor guests were
Mrs. Hueston R. Wynkoop, whose
husband also is with the Army If
the Philippines. and Mrs. Roy Rey-
nolds, with whom Mrs. Wynkoop Is
staying.
Mrs. Wynkoop is the daughter OF
Gen. George Grunert, who recently
returned from the Philippines and
is now stationed in Providence, r. I
Included among Mrs. Pugh's guests
numbering about 18, were her
brother-in-law and sister, Maj. and
Mrs. Alexander G. Stone, the latter
the former Miss Mary H. Myers.
Miss Souby Is Hostess;
Mrs. Brookings EntertainS.
On the program today were two
luncheonS for visitors in the
city. Miss Marjorie Souby enter
tanned in compliment to her house
guests, Miss Rachel Farris of Nash
vile, Tenn, who is attending the
Katharine Gibbs School in New
York, and Miss Bonnie Young of
Omaha. The latter is a student at
the Metropolitan Museum School of
Art in New York. Miss Souby S
party was a buffet affair, served in
the apartment of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs James M. Souby, at 2101
Connecticut avenue.
Senorita Rosita Arguello, daugh-
ter of the Nicaraguan Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, who is with him in
Washington for fortnight or more
was among Miss Souby's other
guests and also present were Seno-
rita Christina Michels, daughter
of the Chilean Ambassador and
Sonora de Michels: Miss Peliz Bal
ley, Senorita Cynthia Leon, niece OF
the Dominican Minister and Sc
nora de Troncoso; the Misses Laura
Belle and Jane Wyatt, Miss Marie
Claussen, Miss Suzanne Happier,
the Misses Kiki Teetz Hermosa and
Louise Teetz Hermosa, Miss Nancy
King, Miss Elizabeth Donahue, Miss
Florence Fisher, Miss Anita Cajigas,
Miss Marian Morris, Miss Jane
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Club Luncheon

The Excelsior Literary Club will
be entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
Harry S. Newman at l pm. Tuesday
at the Taft House Inn. Mrs. Julia
w. Webb. the president, will pre-
side over the business session.
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Mrs. Haines DELEGATE

Mrs. Stephen B. Haines, president
of the Lake Erie College Club of
Washington, will represent the club
at the 22d annual meeting of the
alumnae council meeting this week
end at Lake Erie College, Paines-
vile, Ohio.
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Truininq Course Opened

A new Girl Scout leadership de-
fense training course opened yes
-erday with some 40 women enrolled
under Mrs. Joseph E. OBrien, or
ganization chairman for the fifth
district. Miss Ann Mclean, field
adviser to the Girl Scouts. will di-
rect the class at the Langdon School,
Twentieth and EvartS streets NE.
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Dauehter Returning

The Rev. and Mrs. George Oliver
will be Joined in their home in Ar
lington by their daughter, Miss
Margaret E. Oliver, who will return
shortly from Miami Beach, where
she has been for a fortnight.
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Mrs. Bingham Here

The Engineer Commissioner of
the District and Mrs. Charles w
Kutz have visiting them their
daughter, Mrs. Wilson G. Bingham
of Los Angeles, who will remain
| through this month.
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Luncheon Slated

A st. Patrick's day luncheon will
be given by the st. Martins Moth
er's Club Tuesday at St. Martins
School, At recent meeting of the
club 10 mothers volunteered to at
tend a short course in Girl Scout
work to be held at Langdon School.
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Issued at Rockville.

Guy Glen Hendershott, 25, and Edith
Katherine Farabee. %, both of Wash
ington.
Samuel D. johnson, 25, and Lorraine g..
Jefferson, %. both of Washington.
Ellen Woodland, 20. both Of washington.
James Rowland Seeders, "a, and Blanche
Clement, 81, both of Washington.
Howard w Green, 21. and Betty 10 Mar
tin. Is. both of Washington.
Adolphus Howard De Lauder. %. and Viola
D. Lawson. 21, both of Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1942-03-14

Onder D. c. lalU, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, uait three Jul days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other ddvS.
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Mrs. William w. Dudley will en-
tertain this evening at bridge at her
home in North Woodside, Md.
Evening star., 1942-01-02
DO. .SOU,
IN GLOVER PARK

FOR FULL VALUE ON EACH DOLLAR
YOU SPEND.
In Old Chevy Chase, beautiful large
semI-bunEalow. rooms. bath. built-in tub
and shower. also breakfast room or sun
parlor: Just redecorated throughout; built
in garage: large front porch: well-land-
scaped lot; this home located on a dead
end street, n block off Brookville I'd offers
you the quiet surroundings We III desire in
a suburban home. Price, $3.50 Terms
GRAHAM-HALL. WI. $3.50
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PROPOSALS.

o s ENGINEER OFFICE. lst AND DOUG
las SITS. NV. Washington. D. C. Sealed
proposals will be received here until 3
pm January "A, 1912. and then publicly
opened. for furnishing and installing me-
chanical and electrical equipment for an
addition to the Central Heating Plant for
A. c. once Building, ETC., At Boiling Field,
District: of Columbia. Deposit Of IS
required on drawings. Further informa-
tion on application. ja2.35.13.