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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

Lorraine Chapp sends along this
letter:
"A most pleasant surprise was
received by me today. Henry
Toohey. foreman, told George
MoiIanen at Holly Carburetor,
where they work, that he would
double Georges bond purchase
from me. felt that this should
he worth a 500 and a $500 sale.
This morning George handed me
1915 for n S5t}8 bond. He practi--
cally fioored me and / wondered
IL Henry would regret his boast.
shortly after Henry APP
preached and said he would give
George something TO shoot at.
He purchased $1,000 bond.
Then I began To worry about
George, hut he said II was worth
that and more and proved IL by
buying another $500 bond.
Then, just 90 get the last
word in, he ordered $50 bond"
HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS
WEEK To- Vic Wallet =. George
Wood Hal Priest Earl
Barley and Fred Westcott.
Mrs. Dorothy Steger OF the De-
-RaFtmeft- Of Parks and Recreation
and her choral group took 1l6
baskets of coed things to 10
the William n. Maybury SAM
forum Sunday. They do 1t every
Easter.
Comes word from the University
of Illinois that Donald Edwards OF
229 West Montcalm has been
elected TO membership in the Skull
and Crescent, sophomore inter-
fraternity honorary organization.
He represents Phi Kappa Sigma.
Jim (Patl Rooney of the Ford
Motor Company met Pat Rooney
the Snowman the other day. They
hadn't seen each other in years.
the Snowman. a number
OF years ago changed his name TO
Pat Rooney because of the Ford
man.
And II looks as II have done
all right with it," Pat, the show
man, said.
Congratulations 10 Mrs. Emil
Burcar on the birth of an eight
and a half pound daughter. The
baby, born Saturday morning at
Mt Carmel Hospital. viii be
named Sandra The father, Pvt.
Burcar, is stationed in California,
but hopes to get home for a visit.
PROMOTION: A. J. Drumm,
chief auditor of the L. S. Revenue
Department, has been promoted
10 assistant chief Of the income
tax division of the Internal Rev.
.enue Department
What looked 10 be big crowd
the other day at the New York
Central Station was no more than
the Robitaille family waiting 10
meet Pfc. Clarence ~. RObitaille,
home from the war. When the
.snappy looking marine came up
the ramp they all rushed 10 meet
him. but il was Mamma Robitaille,
who kissed him first Clarence
has been in the Oakland Naval
Hospital for a while. He was in
four of the major battles in the
iSolomons and was awarded the
Purple Heart He is staying at
1921 Abingdon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

LdSItT ou1Udy WIS dINO NIITIAI-
mas for Bob Roche, 20-year-old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

sailor of 1896
Maplewood Bob
has been In the
navy since last
February, con-
V o yin 6 mer-
chant ships half
way around the
W orl d His
p a + cntS saved
his Christmas
presents u n I / ]
his first leave.
which occurred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
7 tomatoes on Vine

STURGIS. April y QNS) -
Mrs. Floyd Upton of Burr Oak
has a tomato vine with seven to-
matoes on il. Some of them are
nearly ripe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mark 6Isf Anniversary

STURGIS. April II QNS) -
Judge and Mrs. John S. Flanders
observed their sixty-first wedding
anniversary today. Flanders has
been Judge of the munical court
since 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

4OX54-Inch, SI.iO; jlX54, Sl.65; 54x72. $2.2j
Edging to Match 15c yd, yds for 2jc
Shelving to Match ............ zoe to 30c yard
50-Inch Oilcoth Material, SC yard 54-inch, 69c
Your whole kitchen will seem brighter and more
cheerful with an oilcoth ensemble for table,
shelves, chairs and cushions. Several patterns.
HndoH',-TsHtb Fioor-Farmer-Secton B
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Make sure it's right with
%o&&qAx

INSPECTION has always been important step in pro-
,luction. But i'm war work-wherc soldiers life
depend the accuracy of machncd parts and the
absence of flaws in gun she'll or tank engine part
inspection is doubly important. Final inspection must
make sure that the product is and that defect
i've parts workmanship allowed 60 of the
plant.
The more precise the work the critical the inpcc.
ton-and the greater the need for GOOD LIGHT to help
detect impcrections Besides finding rejects when the
work is finished inspection helps prerenf losses by
catching flaws early, the work goes along Periodic
inspection saves wasted manhour and reduces poilage.
Good light for inspection is tailored TO the needs of the
specific job What satisfactory lighting for job may
be wholly inadequate for another For example nspcc-
ton NAV involve the internal Of piece, its
compositions 1t may involve surface contour, color and
finish In each there particular kind of lighting
to best results. Our industrial Lighting Advisors
will be glad to discuss any lighting problem you may
have and study your requirements They will then sub
nit recommendations without charge Call any Detroit
Edison office: The Detroit Edison Company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

last week. Bob will stay at home
for the next week and then rejoln
his ship.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ,co,. ,

DUPLICATING SERVICE. mimeogr aphine,
multigraphinE, direct mail advertising, etc.
Excellent equipment. some of the best ac-
counts in town. small overhead. Estab-
lished over Is years in the same building in
downtown Washington. Box a9-H, Star 9.
K SITS. NV. completely equipped; reason
able rent Rupert, MA. O51O. 1921 9TH
st NV.
ROOMING HOUSE. 13 rooms, baths;
well furnished: NV. section: downtown.
NO. 1884. e.
COMPLETE RESTAURANT; a real buy:
good business. Call National 242O, ask tor
Jack.
DEL1cATEssEN and grocery, complete
stock: doing S. 10000 cash business week.
Owner drafted, must sacrifice. ME. 1923.
T"
GASOLINE STATION and lunchroom in
the shenandoah Valley. Va: price. So 1000.
Reible. Oxford O515 or GIL. 1929.
BOARDING HOUSE. ~ lovely rms. furni-
ture above averase, gar: rent, $500 mo-:
inc. over 5000 mo-: priced right.
OWENS REALTY, ME. 0486.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
ROOMS WANTED.

DUPONT CIRCLE-Gentleman quiet hab-
its, GOOD references, permanent, seeks room
private bath: MUST BE NEAR CIRCLE
AREA, NO OTHERS CONSIDERED: SO
10 $50 Box 140-H, Star
BUSINESS LADY desires one large room.
running water, kitchen prlvileges. with
woman. either private house or pleasant
apartment: clean: refined Protestant: rca-
Sonabia: W. Washington or easy COM
muting distanco by bus P o. Box ,3",
B. F. Station. Wash. D c.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
DOGS PETS err
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

HORSE AND MULE, good workers, reason
able. FIR. 5000. Ext ga
MULES. pair, young work and riding
horses, one 5-gaited mare, 6 hands tall:
. aA spotted horses, 5 mated teams, some
Sneap norses and mules. harness. wagons.
nuggies :-seater carriage, hay, saddles and
paos: guaranteed to suit or will exchange.
Rear lf6 18th ST. Sc. Ponies
1poverty 1Iov tg Corner bred to old Story
month to any one Offering me 5000 Ger
,lncate OF foreign registration No. 510y.
Alexandria 0637
A SELECT GROUP of fine riding and
% %orivl1s hoIseS; must be seen to be appre-
GATED Brides and saddles. Carolina
Stables. Berwyn Heights. Md WA .5i1.
HOLSTEIN CATTLE.
Purebred bull. weighing 80 lbs. and 4
@ nrea heners. 500 each; one. purebred
COW Weighing 800 lbs. will freshen in
30 days. S",5; also 40 head of young
erade Folstein cows. fresh, and close
Sprlngers, reasonably priced
c. w. NICOL,
Phone Gaithersbure Nd 200
Evening star., 1943-04-05
MOTOR IRAYEl.

this week, can drive your car there Phone
OR. 1886 for gas rationing, etc. -
RETURNING FLORIDA MORNING 1th OR
sth. will take . or 3; large sedan. Phone
ME. $3.50 81
Evening star., 1943-04-05
ROOMS UNFURhlsHED

LARGE front room and kitchen newly
gas. light. heat furn, FIR. "34?
r ST. NW.-Snele front rm in apt
unfurn-; kit PRIVILEGES lady GENTLE
Ewes. call Hobart HO .},.,1
Evening star., 1943-04-05
HELP MEN & WQMEN.

NEWSSTAND CLERK; salary, So4 week.
Apply Union News Co, Union Station,
Stand No. =.
CASHIER, man or woman, or hours,
5 NIGHTS week and hours Sunday, Must
be thoroughly experienced In reply.
availability. Box 2s"-B Star
Evening star., 1943-04-05

ADDING MACHINES, calculators. type
sun and ewes: co 4ta5; week. 81 81 sss: es!.:
BABY CARRIAGE, twin, in good condition.
Phone FIR. 5000. Ext. 1c,.
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture. din
ns and yng room sma ess
BEDROOM. dining living room furniture,
SG oarey Fl fp's sToR4GE e ssGfs R4
Phone Metropolitan 11s:.
CAMERAS. movio equip. photo supplies.
Cash. R1 Traae a4 open aas 70 Penns ye
91sa eoSne p'ff nsa th 10. st.
ME-. %7R7. Open eve. Will call.
CLoTH1NG-Better prices paid for mems
Hled IS ess sGhes Upen Hs5ryI W h1ss ss th st
ELECTRIC ,REF7R1GERAToR. vacuum
CLEANER, .e er, maple chest of drawers. Call
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs Washing
)" a'" minates e suaFT'ee FR e7as' sSD price 'aSn IN
FURNITURE. paintings, rugs, silverware,
fhne an Snaufs a Asnest h01f!
FURN1TURE-Want, to buy some used
Republic 36.: evenings after g.
FURNITURE, rugs; electric refs, washing
mdGIllIlcS' iIOuscHOlQ kOOdS. elS., doSOlulclS
any time. Metropolitan 1924. s.
FURNITURE, brio -brac. chine, glassware.
psd Can Dsnnss heT fsheS @ Sa:h
FURNITURE of all kinds Also elec. re
once. Please call Mr.: Grady. Ma. :6"0.
FURN1TuRE, any quantity, highest cas-, cash
service. Call anv time, RE. 7ao4 IL
JEWELRY. diamonds. shotsuns. cameras.
bin9cuiars and mems Clothing HIGHEST
RRcEs Eaf Ma1 pA zser AsG ehSis ME- s f9r
MACH1NIsT TOOLS for precision work,
er0PSsens efe Phens rR Refas!4 as4 gauges e'DeFS
MARINE ENGINE. 4,eylindders, running
eonoS9 om III "a4 Si Of ef Box a.H nsRs Star al
tion5 from sia5 to $3.50 cash II for USED used
Snlnets or very small up
NJ Williams Di e54e 8 or m Ap. D 'sas4. '''
SAFES. tcp cash prices paid; Larse or
small 44fRaaffe THh sAfE%AsfPRs Sl 5fPasSed co.
pleatns aI7 St RE. 1900. RE :3ii.
WASHING WASHING MAcHINEsm kind. any
HonSt1n n % @nutes ro0 rR HEes ess Cash
BEST PRICES for desirable Furnishings.
nle cases. cash registers: entire contents
bought Call District Sll2.
WANTED. one 3-rol drum sander. l 30
inch planer. about 1000 square feet CORFU
gated or nat metal. new or used. Flaherty
Bros. AT. 1O41: eve and Sunday, Spruce
O641.
WILL BUY refrigerator in good condition.
s cubic feet. Phone after 4, Berwyn
515-J. F. J. Mann. s.
TRADE 1888 Lincoln Zephyr sedan for
9645 FIR 6OO5.
APPRENTICE WOULD LIKE TO BUY
MACHINIST'S TOOLS. LINCOLN 1913
WE ARE NOW paying 4Oc per 100 lbs. for
newspapers and 20 per 100 lbs. for books
geo Georsia ave. Hobart a5a5
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches, diamonds and old dis
sEL1SGER.s. sis F ST. NV NV.
s95P1HISa silTRR pRT1nuXo xoTk YFErE oIR G4
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT 935 P.
Y1,,I WE BgY lr. old fur coats in any condition.
DISTRICT FUR CO.,
eO2 ST. NV RE lel1.
GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES.
Hiehest cash prices paid Get our oiIer
before you sell. Arthur Markell. o1S r st.
NV, RIM. SOL. National Ocs4.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
HELP poMEsrIc lcent.l. .


GENERAL HOMEWORK and light laundry
must be experienced and reliable. white or
colored. prefer stay in; salary. $50 week
sp2ss If sbepserS o,s Sood home in SILVER
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK and plain cook
ing. small apt, S15 wk.: city refs Call
sn after -,5o 8; Apt. 400, 1926 10th St NV.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER, colored, 1--we
family: good pay. Randolph 1905.
no Sunday. GE 6a1i.
GIRL. neat. for g.h.w.; good cook and
ca aE s6s monh to Please
GIRL to help with light housework and
care Of children between ? and 8 pm, in
arlington Small house. house. conv. to bus.
Bendlx. Chestnut 6O92.
s'e s'''1ns AZ ksSs 1894 sS'af' Apply oo' lo'n ST.
work and cooking, i nurse for : children
ans a1sa upstairs work; references Emerson
HoUsEKEEPER. I,c M Mage b2e.ttyeen 35 and 55;
s. s. ~ ~ Ne is4 SSsssS; az
$50 mo. sH. ss73 "
HOUSEKEEPER to take charge Of 4-room
i've hSs'f In fhs1en montS ntfd 4R sns 44 Ext
Observation-Disclosures, white, mid
die,ased daxt g. adult family small apt no Sun
prefer live out. CO. 7744. Ext. a14 So.
HIoUsEKEEPER. and nursemaid, SIS week
liEe in; Call Monday or Tuesday. 1901
44th pl. Sc FIR. 3s40.
KITCHEN MAID. white: good wages.
Esferanses sva Ea14b esqred Soa4 Apply s1"1 Mass
MAID. general .housework, cooking no
lily: a-5. Silver Spring. Md sH. 6sa3
MAID white or colored. full time. to care
1oT 1t,T S, I've children while mother works.
MAID. y general honsework. .'a hrs. day,
80 after pm.
MAID. M coelored; for cooking and general
Georsstoxn GoeaSssS5k 1 CAN 10 EssS ss1 no Sundays
MAID for seneral housework, go home
nights; heavy laundry sent out. Phone
Glese G M 152?' KS Mrs. R. R. Nairn. 1924 18th
MAID, from ~ noon on sood COOK; no
SUNDAYS. Columbia 7114.
MAID; general housework, cooking and
ldry,, ST." week: no Sundays. l945 Calvert
st. NV, Apt. 43. co. 1o5l.
MAID MA IAN AND G.Hi,W; care care Of 2yr; old boy
days. 81. 416s.
SHIRT UNIT, OPERATOR, exper.: good
vases v, =, to right party. Apply ao33 M
WOMAN for cleaning. Tuesdays and Satur-
Gays; permanent; h-room modern house in
Bethesda for employed couple; references;
S4.0n day Box Ssh, Star. -
WOMAN wanted; settled, colored for COM
employed Refined home ene "sNts Mrs fs!enas e. 4.
Walls. II. 6als between $50 and :.
WOMAN. colored experienced in kitchen
work large guest house. 1904 18th ST.
WOMAN. care Ayr child, no laundry, cook
l meal day. live in, Arlington. Chestnut
WOMAN. colored reliable. for general
housework; good cook: part time. no Sum
WOMAN; a.o reliable, middle-aged. for, light
ly: 800 mo; i've in or out. GE. 81 81.
WOMAN, colored, reliable for general
housework. Call Adams 2367 after pm.
WOMAN. dayworker, . or 3 days a week,
for laundry and, cleaning in home. on
AZ Arlington ston bus line; washing machine.
housework: empl couple: perm home; $40
month. Woodley 5;'33 bet. 10 am. to
pm; ewes. after Z.
WOMAN. coIored. settled, ghw and cook
ing; washing machine: small bungalow in
Bethesda; live in: refs. WI. 1917.
NAVAL OFFICER wants maid cook in
Arlington 1 oseo good salary; reference required.
MAID.
Live in, general housework: family of T.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
POULTRY & EGGS.

BRoODERs, Victory electric. $50. 50: :Sx6
Falls Church 3111 3.
BARRED ROCKS, R l. Reds, White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds James Feed
store. 6l4 x st: n W. Metropolitan OOSa
Evening star., 1943-04-05
ARLINGTON HOTEL,

On U. S. No. | highway 1l2 miles south
Of Pentagon Bldg bus stops at door
Private baths, plenty free parking; special
weekly rates, Phone Ivy 1916.
Evening star., 1943-04-05
DON CARLOS. 2oO7 o ST. NV.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARL1NGTON-Youn lady to share rm,
location privileges. CHI $40"
ROOMS in lovely home, close to transporta-
ton. Call Sunday or evenings after pm,
Sligo 6l17.
ARLlNGTON-Doube room. newly furn:
for employed couple; semi private bath;
conv. transp. TO Pentagon. CHI 433@
GENTLEMAN S liv. rm. bedrm. APT, pvt
bath, pVt. entrance. garage: bus line to
Govt. bldgs. Chestnut 5o13.
Hl01 N. OAKLAND ST, Arlington Va
Medlum-slzed room, next to bath. Beauty
rest mattress: no other roomerS: on bus
Evening star., 1943-04-05

1888 IRVING ST NW-Nicey furn
southern exposure, near Rock Creek good
TRANSFORMATIONS 7
Evening star., 1943-04-05
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. neat, colored. wants work as wait
ress or chambermaid. Call NO. 7424.
WOMAN, colored. wants chambermaid
work slS per week, 8 am. to $3.50 pm
HO. 0.O..
WOMAN. colored, wants job, light house
work o31O Eve st n W
Evening star., 1943-04-05

FURNITURE Bedroom suite, s-piece
500; 9x12 Administer rug, with pad, S45;
mahogany bed $40: Shepherd 65O6
GAS RANGES 6-burner with two large
ovens also large stock of other models;
rebuilt and guaranteed. j. c. Rutter Co.
1851 Eastern ave, Silver Spring. Md.
Call SH 6654.
GAS RANGEs-Factory rebuilt, from
Sl4 SO; new from S3a 80. Le Fevre Stove
Co., 926 New York ave. NV. RE. OO17.
Evening star., 1943-04-05

) E, Mr., NAVY YARD-Lge basement
housekeepins rm,, Law. ST; good cond sCall
II IN, eve: Mr.. Carey. 53s 9TH St SC, or
Evening star., 1943-04-05

CHEVY CHASE. Military rd near Conn.,
Iehtlemen only, ) large, warm rooms on
second floor: beds have inner Spring mai
,feSSeS bathrooms, Lear garage: no
housekeeping. detached. insulated house,
occupied by , adults Ordu,ay lfSc
Evening star., 1943-04-05

1LOVER PARK large, nicely furn
aop dopm, clean: next TO bath, c.hw: only .
S!Her S1er loomers; private home. use OF phone;
S53 mo gentlemen only. 31l7 w st n W
EN-. AIS ''A' w ''' Ai'"'
Evening star., 1943-04-05

1920 :!lst ST SE.-Suitablc for couple.
only $40 month if wife VIII cali at school
Tor o.yr.-old daughter of employed mother
and brnc her home for nap Cali TP.
:iSS4 after : pm. only Christian home
Evening star., 1943-04-05

LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin BEDS inner
spring mattresses, double closet, private
bath: share with coneenial gentleman; best
Evening star., 1943-04-05

40 UPSHUR ST. NW.-Newly furn rm
10 snare with another girl, good tranSp
unlim phone: Jewish home GE O24G.
1901 ST. N.W.-Larse front room. twin
BEDS, semi private bath: short walking dis
tance downtown; gentlemen
Evening star., 1943-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

,.n ADDiNG MACHINES, calculators. type
Sun. and ewes. CO. 46"5; week, DI. 131".
BABY CARRIAGE, twin, in good condition.
Phone FIR 5000, Ext. 1".
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture din
ing and living room suites, eec refrigera-
tors, glassware and rugs. Dupont O5l3.
Evening star., 1943-04-05

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS, all kinds: gen.
L. Miller. 1895 10th NV. NO. 1864 s.
WE HAVE MEN AND MATERIALS
FOR ALL TYPES BUILDING REPAIRS
and alterations: lowest prices: guar. work
LAWRENCE & SON. OR. 7544.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

gone from their home in Los An
geles and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Gordon in their apart
ment in the Westchester.
Mrs. William Heckhimer and Mrs.
Irving Kahn are spending week
in New York.
Miss Helen Strasburger also is
In New York for a weeks stay.
Miss Sandra r. Kahn has Joined
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Kahn, for her spring vacation from
Syracuse University.
Mrs. Sydney Lewis, who, with Mr..
Lewis, has made her home in Cam
bridge, Mass. has returned to WASH
Ington and will be with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat Aaronson. while
Mr., Lewis is on duty in the service
Miss Marion Loyit has gone to
Miami Beach for 10 days visit.
Mrs. Samuel Hamburger of Bal
tlmore is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Baer.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

and Mrs. Irving Randolph Saal in
New orleans.
Mrs. William Illch is still with
her son-inlaW and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Hof-
heimer II, in Norfolk and is max
ing the acquaintance of her grand
son Gilbert, the second son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hofheimer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bensinger
and their young son Johnny will
leave tomorrow for Milwaukee.
where they will make their home.
Mrs. Milton Kadden is the guest
OF her brOther-in-la and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Newmyer, in
Philadelphia for a week.
Mrs. Benjamin Rosenfeld again
is in her apartment after spending
several weeks with her son-in- law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
DombroWer In Richmond.
Mrs. irving Harris has gone to
her former home in st. Paul and will
return within the fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gordon have
Evening star., 1943-03-21
OF Personal Note in CAPITAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Bindeman to Be Hosts:
Mr. and Mrs. Kraft TO Go to Miami

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Bindeman will
be hosts at buffet supper this eve
ming in their home on upper Six
teenth street to celebrate the first
anniversary of their marriage. Their
guests will number 20 and will in
clude those who were present at
their wedding. Mrs. Bindeman
formerly was Miss Julia Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kraft and
their son Kenneth will leave today
for several weeks stay in Miami
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Schloss of
Jacksonville. Fla, and their Young
daughter Susan are visiting Mr..
Schloss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard SchlosS in their apartment
in Alban Towers. Mrs. Emanuel
SchlosS before her marriage was
Miss Madaline Levi of WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Samuel S. Kaufman has
been Joined by Mrs. Kaufman and
their young son Stephen, who re-
turned from a several weeks visit
With Mrs. Kaufman's parents, Mr..
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Miss StrOsnider
Becomes Bride
OF Mr.. Cissel

The marriage of Miss Lucille Eliz-
abeth Strosnider to Mr.. Howard Gill
more CiSsel took place Wednesday
evening at o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strosnider in
Gaithersburg. The bridegroom is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones
Cissel of DarnestoWn, Md. The Rev.
William Everhart officiated.
Wearing dress of navy blue
crepe with white trimmings and a
corsage of red roses the bride was
given in marriage by her father. Her
only attendant was her sister, Miss
Mary Virginia Strosnider. who wore
dress Of yellow crepe with red roses
for her corsage. Mr. Albert Cissel,
II, was his brothers best man.
Miss Betty Lou Miller of Darnes-
town played the wedding music. A
reception followed the ceremony.
The brides mother wore an aqua
crepe dress with corsage of tails
man roses and Mrs. Cissel, mother of
the bridegroom was in navy blue
crepe with a corsage of gardenias.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

parties for servicemen to be given
during the spring months.
Col. H. j. Conway, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Conway have returned from
Philadelphia, where they spent a
week, and tomorrow will leave for
New York to be gone for several
days.
Miss Rosalind Smith arrived in
Falls Church Thursday to spend a
weeks spring vacation from Stuart
Hall in Staunton with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malice left
Wednesday for a vacation of two
weeks in Florida.
Mrs. j. M. Davenport was hostess
at ST. Patrick's Day party Wednes-
oay evening at her home in Sleepy
Hollow. The II guests spent the
evening playing bridge.
Capt. Russell Cole, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Cole, who have made their
home in Falls Church for several
months, moved Friday to 5429 Con-
N~~S~S'p q S4lItS al w lOll.
Mrs. E. L. CAN'T was hostess to a
group Of friends at luncheon and
bridge Friday afternoon. Her guests
were Mrs. Harry Fellows, Mrs. Noble
Moore. Mrs. George Butterworth
Mrs. Edgar Williams, Mrs. Margaret
Copper, Mrs. R. c. L. Moncure, Mrs
E. P. Harrison, Mrs. Altman Bowen,
Miss Agnes Smith, Mrs. Felix Moore
and Mrs. Adrien F. Busick.
Mrs. T. w. Huntamer of San Fran
cisco is spending a month with her
sister and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henry Smith, while Mr..
Huntamer is in naval training at
Williamsburg
Mrs. Paul D. Cornelisen. wife of
LII. Comdr. Cornelisen, has returned
from Hammond, Ind, where she
visited her parents for seven weeks.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Fails Church Ne,vs of the Week
Farmers Jamboree Is Enjoyed
By Number of the Younger Set
The Misses Myer Are Hosfesses:
Miss Elisabeth Stiff Enferfains

FALLS CHURCH, March 90
Styled as farmers jamboree, the
party given last evening by the
Misses Mary Jenness Myer and
Betty Ann Myer in the Falls Church
Boy Scout clubhouse was complete
in rustic detail. Mr.. and Mrs. Dill
Ion Myer, parents Of the hostesses.
and Mr.. and Mrs William Pryor
chaperoned the dance which was
enjoyed by so high schools girls and
boys.
Miss Elizabeth Stiff entertained
small group of soldiers from the
East Falls Church signal station at
her home Tuesday evening. She
was assisted by Miss Evelyn Rand
lett and Miss Catherine Hayes. Sev-
eral young Falls Church hostesses
are planning similar small home
Evening star., 1943-03-21

Before her marriage she Uas
Miss AnnabeNe Ruth WaUer-
ing, daughter Of Mr.. Bernard
Robert Watering OF Quincy,
III. Mrs. Sarsfeld is living
Nth her brother-in-la1u and
sister, 1t, and Mrs. John
Harrison Bishop in their home
IN Chevy Chase while the
bridegroom is on duty in the
Army. Harris -EWing Photo.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Mrs. Hamilton Here

Mrs. c. C. Hamilton of Jackson
vile, Fla, is the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. j.
Barkley Rosser, in their home in
Washington. DR.. Rosser recentlv
was called to this city from Cornell
University, where he was a professor
Of mathematics, to do research for
the National Defense Research Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
Mrs. r. P. Sweeny
Now Staying Here

Mrs. Robert P. Sweeny of Atlanta
will spend some time In Washing
ton where Mr.. Sweeny now Is sta
toned. and Is located for the present
at 2460 Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Sweeny is prominent in club
life and OAR circles in the Georgia
Capital