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APIS. FURNISHED tcont. J .

47ie Mac1RTHUR BLyD.-Tvo nice
only. Convenient deorsetown Medical
bsSsa $751; ts .4ss. Ha ST. B ssas.s sss
VIII vi Or esfninss saARE 't.fl ta.fFlAssrMENr
building. NV. section. with two business
1900, Ext. ao3. Days. Ho: 1922: %.
iSS seS ts8 stisSNr seSs H. II Is1s Nw1 ,.r,.
ns R1rsn s sfmRy or Sfth sss ees
Iass GfRARD ST. NV, near 14th st.-1st
e afs r soes sos arfs ney ss'hsn pssd ssas
ss'ef fAssE IL sGNsH Sssisas s69Ms. ssls
hot water, semiprivate bath. Married
TWO ROOMS. dinette. kitchen. bath; avail
able Feb. l; good transp. TIE. 3449, after
WANTED. ] girl to share apt; with 3 gen
tile girls, NV. section. Available Feb. /
Sf sRAR eH wAf4hR t4i: afsiE snES pP paosrrrALnon
nousekeepng apartTTent large fSrnished
fptTsn1e pbnps ar ,has MsI only. Gentle family
AGED woman to share apt. AT, 1893. rs.
bath. maid service; nonhousekeeping; suit
ssls 1st 0Hs Meedey sTS Sss fSn'emen
YOUNG MAN to share large studio apt.
2 flreplaces, Northwest section; refs. ex-
changed BOX 21O-X Star.
i OR z YOUNG LADIES to share with an.
other lady beautifully furnished apart.
ment in ne. Washington. Call DE. $3.50
1906 C ST. N.E.-1st floor. large room
and kitchen. ,attractively furn.; conv
Eli PENN. AVE. Nw.-Nicely furn. 2
rooms. private bath, nonhousekeeping;
refined ladies' other rooms.
EMPLOYED couple or young lady to share
comfortable northwest apartment: separate
entrance. private tile bath, unlimited tele-
phone. Taylor 1895 evenings or Sunday
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

3 responsible gentle adults need 2 or 3
bedroom unfurn. house. Reas rent, Ne,
NV: or Va, conv, Pentagon. ia. 40o2.
house, 8 or more. bedrooms, west Of 18th
st. NV. and south of Bradley lane. EN-
1884 23s
GROOM unfurnished house with back
yard, to 3 reliable Washingtonians; sc.
section preferred. Phone ME. 6445. 24'
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
grown up, desires to rent home with 4
bedrooms, or 3 bedrooms and recreation
room and 2 baths; D. c.. near Transports
tion. for duration of war. Excellent care
of property will be assured. Substantial
rental can be paid in advance. Call RE.
5000, Ext 2196. or after Z pm, OIL. 1906.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

ANACOSTIA-Newly furnished room and
sfs0o sirSea poTsh deabe sfb BED MOD ss, utilities
1882 3Oth ST. S.E-Single or double rm
for gentlemen, next bath and shower;
private home. Ii 1910
1910 H ST. sE.-Nicely furn room for 1
close to transportation. LU. 1870
2345 ST. S.E.-Large front room. de-
single or double
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n,;;s n5So g ST NW.-Nayal .ofticer to share
efh fssSsHs GInR 4IS1 HS es51 ave-
asSsiei sSs va sT[ps EooRs o5dxsy e isl4 ;ns Dus,
girl share double with another; board in
@ sss BER%oNT sHRsaS HlnGS RP S&Isrse Nv sss front
mace: delicious meals: laundry privii.;
EnS w%sa1SaToS se9 cihcIn M a4sh penna 9
for men or . girls; home privileges;
ROCK CREEK pARK-Front room. Twin
beds, private bath; home cooking; bus at
Ing; so most reasonable. 1900 nth. St. and
ia2a 1913 l9sh fslb St 81 wv sRse5 ao s44
suest house, "a block NJ Peasant srfscsiye esrs
fro trent VIII With ~ girl share se. bedsit Tm'
1852 FERRY pL. NV, off 14th-single
sIont s,a near bath, with delicious meals;
~ HoME S away from homeEyouns DE oI4s. ladv
sb 10 sare la5gs airy front room in Jew
priys, unim. phone, home-cooEed nee meals meais'
good transp also another room for man
is.h iS iha,s AND s4s M.pisoN EM 3a1 swnsrre room
sas psS ,D 01h IA 46lf pi0ek to BUS
ivy Luz. kMS. Tor girls or working
mothers; > excel. meals per day; 30 min
f5om issa tVr t1Tn' Tr.W OR 81 Gil; "a.
women, women, week also table board; we
5si5 DEWEY ST, Cheverly, Md-Young
married couple wishes girl to room and
board. GENTLE home, S45 mo. conY. bus
stop. Call Union 124S
MT. PLEASANT-Beautifu front room
for girl. newly furn., nice section, good
trans. home, cooked meals, uni. phone,
laundry privil. MI. 349S
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10Th st. nw-Large
front room, combination sitting room for
3, S37 so each; also double and girl to
share room with another.
FRONT MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds.
tsemiprivate bath, large closets, 3 windows.
porches, large lawn. unlimited phone. all
home privileges $500 37th st. NV (cor-
neI s,d Ports, c,p 81. OR 0Gs74 -. -
balanced meals; lovely maple furnishings
half block l4th st. car line and shopping
center: S35-S40 AID 9352
1913? MASS. AVE. N.W.-Sunny st-floor
downtown EX 9257.
1905 n. H. AVE. Nw.-Dble. I'M. with
private shower, and half bath. ] to share
in triple for girl. Also sele.. next bath.
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IN SILVER SPRING.

FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER,
home Of superb quality, located in ex.
cellent section on corner lot and conven.
lent to shopping center; 2-story. center:
sleeping porch upstairs, screened porch oif
living room with generous-size fireplace.
large dining room. thoroughly modern
Kitchen, breakfast room and pantry. full
basement, built-in garage. For appoint.
ment to inspect call.
WORTHINGTON REALTY (ExCL. AGrl.
Continued on Next Ye9o)
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN'S NURSERY. very unusual. or
historic l50-acre estate, near D. c.. or
bus line. Training and Kindergarten in
structlon by college woman Fresh milk
Eggs. etc. ReferenCeS Adams al40
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WOMEN'S CLUB
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

Wants 3 large unfurn. rooms downtow,
prefer private entrance. Perm. Approx
500 mo Box Sg-V Star r3s
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN tcens., :,

APARTMEkTs SUBURBAN tcent.)
3-ROOM FURN. AFT, near Maryland uni
yersity. Fort Meade. Erco 4 Co.; after
Berwyn- 1861.
LXRGE ROOMS, kitchen. tile bath. oil
on bus line. 47oS Isndover rd. cheverly.
Md. WA. 9201.
COLORED-Fairmont Hts, Md. S26
beaut. lots. S125 ca. HI. 1888.
MODERN APT. BLDG, ARLINGTON, VA.
1-room. kif. bath. cony. location; elderly
couple preferred; restricted clientele. For
permanent tenants. CHI $500.
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81 RANDOLPH PL. NV, AT NO. CAP
itol-3 rms, $50; 2 rms, $40; mr.. bath.
ALSO
20 Bird St, mr.. Capitol--2 rms, $40; 3
rms, $50; both nr. bath.
e116 o st. dupont Crcle)-2 rms, nr.
bath, $50; lge. rm., hk., $40.
1892 31st St NV, few blocks from White
House-Room. near bath, Ink. $40.
Other Rooms and Apis. Available.
Phone MRS. TIGRE AD 977S 9-3 M
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IAKoMA PARK.one Broom apt. $50.
One bachelor apt, s45 all utilities in
Or Hteh aaalisi no h9s@s oro ApDy
TaKoMA FAX psan pARkGv,5t sys M Aps room bedroom
kitchen and bath; ali wills. furn., $50.
astsrn{Assd. ssSs hedNtk kr rh isaa st-i-F00m apt
mi; desirable, ,eony. cars, bus: employed
iqI' FIJI EYE ST N9.W Niar large 81 room, n kitch
en- and porch; heat, gas and electricity
NEaRBY saEa, i0nv ARLfSG1oN, i[fSsP vA.-1-bedroom
Sf%v %sR,h nG nGsleosqaTs pT fG s4os 1o,, ,.t,oo
Kitchen and and sempTt bail bath; 'Pl IN pvt home,
excel. transp; $40 50. all utis incl 623
Rock Greek Church rd. NV. Call between
s,s. 2 R.. X. b; utilities INCLUDED; good
near in ne, frequent Lincoln Park, Mt.
fssSaR, 70, EAST fs's cusTis Ti AVE. AVE Alex va
bedrooms, living room. dining room kit.h-
sIs 81 AGd UpsHuR SaIn ST. NV. Taylor osa1f-s
NEW '9si uNFURN. SFyR APT, APT ga rooms available
o,n now $50 3D., 90 Inauire lS9 Danbury st. sT os
mi: in Forest Glen Md S65 month.
Phone Silver Spring oo67 or SH. >22a3,
MlL sp15r TRADE fnf Or sp sD sysr
RE. $500. Ext. $50. or 81. 957l
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
(Near Takorna Park Sanltarium>.
S4O2 Greenwood ave, Apt. - rooms.
kitchen, din. alcove, bath, S56: heat sno
hot water furnished See janitor. s400
Greenwood ave.
B. F SAUL CO..
925 18th ST. NV. MA. 2l00.
TAKoMA PARK, MD,
iO2 Claiborne ave, Apt. = bedrooms,
living room, din. alcove, kitchen and bath,
so: heat and hot water furnished See
janitor, s400 Greenwood ave.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
a95 18th ST NV MA 21oO.
$500 l4th ST NV
. bedrooms baths, living room. dining
room, laree kitchen, lnclosed porch, large
foyer no children: S95 per month. Apply
manager.
APT. VALUES.
90 Seaton pl. n.w.-1st floor, 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath Gall utilities), $50.
1905 n. Capitol st.-2 rooms, kitchen
R. H. HUMPHREYS.
sos n Capitol. Realtors. Ma $3.50
NEW APIS,
Prospect Gardens. 3sth St and Rhode
Island ave- bedroom units, $3.50 to
$50; utis. included in rent.
AVAILABLE FEB. /.
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ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM with two meals or Kitchen
privileges; Northwest Episcopalian. Box
60-V. Star. 2os
EMPLOYED SERVICE WIFE, husband
overseas, wishes small unfurnished apart
ment or unfurnished room In private home
or APARTMENT Northwest section. Box
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APARTs. FURk. OR UkFURk.
APARTMENTS UhEURkIsHEp.

1929 18th ST. N.W.-3 rooms. kitchen
bath. Also stores with rooms or without
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED. room with board in comfortable
reasonable quarters. One gentleman: in
Massachusetts Heights, Wesley Heights or
American University Park. Box l11-V,
Star.
GENTLEMAN, in congenial private family;
give details. Box 135-N Star. 23s
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MOVING. PAcKJNG T. STORAGE,
APARTMENTS WANTED.

AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman',
Moving & Storage Co. Taylor 2937. 90
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

RENT FREE to reliable adults, board and
room owner, corner six-room house. lnl9
10th st. ne. 23'
BUNGALOW. s rooms, all modern improve
ments. S42 so. .Annandsle., Va. Alex. 3736.
8 ROOMS bath. detached; lge lot: reas,
rental: nearby Md: Call WI: O41a.
IMMEDIATE POSsEssION-Rent or sale;
frame oil heat. 2-car sarage: $500 spent
on improvements: shade, fruit, hennery;
rich land; schools, bus. Rent. sos: sale
price. S12,5OO: $1,000 cash. balance like
rent. Fulton r; Gordon, owner. 1927 Eye
st. NV, !DI. $3.50 until pm. Brokers
attention!
NE, VICINITY SEARS ROEBUCK,
Close to fine transportation and stores;
practically new .2-story and basement, 2
rooms. kitchen, bath each floor; oil heat,
yard, porch garage. Basement now rent
ing for S35. Rent. S1O0 month. CO. 1904.
10-MIN DRIVE FROM NAVAL MEDICAL
AND U. S. PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER
In Rockcrest. Rockville, Md; large living
room. 3 bedrooms, baths, open fireplace,
full basement, large garage. Colonial porch.
spacious lot; $3.50 per mo. Telephone
Rockville 40.
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SPANISH LINGUAPHONE,
Six textbooks s records complete course
almost new, only > records used: bargain
DE. 1896 mornings 23s
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7I1O mile beyond D. c. line, out New
Hampshire ave; only years old large
rooms open fireplace and reception hall;
air-cond. heat (oiD: price only Ss,950.
terms: will consider small house in trade;
vacant. immediate possession. Mr. Benz
nett. GE. 229s. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
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NORTHEAST SECTION.

5 rms, kit. and bath, porch. 1st A.
Nicely furn Oil heat. Cony. TO every
thing Avail. at once. Adults only. 500
per mo.
Also one 5 and two rm. nicely furn.
homes: children permitted; 500 per mo.
ca ROBT. E. LOHR, 3l1 Cedar ST.,
Tskoma Park. D. c. GE. O257.
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CATTLE AND LIVE ST0cl
POULTRY & EGGS.

rOk SALE, 500 New Hampshire Re
pulietS. Also several hundred crosses no,
Iaglng, Phone M. Yochelson Clinton az
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NEW APARTMENTS,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY
For War Workers, Govt Employees.
WASHINGTON Memorial Blvd. and
Bashford Lane, Alexandria. Va.
Very convenient for Pentagon, NAVY
Bldg, torpedo plant and airport employees;
, rooms kitchen and bath; rental, $50
per mo- including heat, gas, electricity.
Apply office on premises. Or
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Is minutes from heart of city Just
south of National Airport. transp. at
front door. Rent includes al! utilities.
and S6}, utilities ali included
tTake bus at 18th and Pa. ave. marked
Alexandra, get off at Bashford lane and
Mt. Vernon blvd. In front of apis. Rep
resentative will showl
BARKLEY BROS. INC, REALTORS,
1905 K St. NV MA. 964S.
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Near Nevada ave. and Oliver st. II you
want the best in an attractive small home,
see this detached brick Of rooms. baths,
full attic, maids room. cold storage room.
ideal kitchen with Monel sink and cabi-
nets, auto. heat, in new-house condition:
large lot: garage; possession guaranteed.
Inspection by appointment. WALTER M,
WN Ovd7
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Club to Hear Review

The Progressive Women's Club
will meet Wednesday evening at
the Workmen's Circle Lyceum, 1902
Fourteenth street NV. Mrs. Rose
Kramer will review Must Men
Hate" by Sigmund Livingstone.
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State Societies
Dance Saturday

The Iowa State Society will en-
tertain at its Thanksgiving dance
tomorrow evening from $50 to l
o'clock at the Shoreham. All Iowans
and their friends are invited to at
tend. Representative Karl M. LIE
Compete, president of the society,
will greet the guests, assisted by the
Floor Committee, which is composed
of the vice presidents, Mrs. Ger
trude Bowman and Mr.. E. P. Chase,
and Mr.. Leo Paulger Additional
information can be obtained from
the secretary, Miss Gertrude M.
Louis.
The North Carolina State Society
will give its annual Thanksgiving
bridge party and dance tomorrow
evening in the large ballroom of the
Shoreham. The bridge party, ar
ranged for members who do not
dance, will begin at $50 o'clock,
and dancing will begin at 10. Reser-
vations should be made through
Mrs. Newman A. Townsend or the
president of the society, Mr.. John K.
Slear Enlisted personnel of the
armed forces will be special guests
of the society, sharing honors with
the Tar Heel newcomers to the
Capital.
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Tea for Members
OF Symphony

Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, chair
man of the Women's Committee for
the National Symphony Orchestra,
will be among those who will pour
tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 O'Clock
at the Washington Club for the
orchestras Social Committee Ut Its
second annual tea for members OF
the Women's Committee and the
musicians of the orchestra.
Assisting Mrs. Howe will be Mrs
Peter Belin, chairman of the Ma
tional Symphony's Wednesday Con-
certs Committee; Mrs. Patrick j
Hurley, Miss Helen Lundgren, Mrs
Cloyd Heck Marvin, Miss Sylvia
Meyer, Miss Julia Mueller and Mrs
Kenneth Todd Young, jr., chair
man Of the orchestra's Sunday Con-
certs Committee. Miss Lundgren
Miss Meyer and Miss Mueller are
members of the orchestra: Miss
Lundgren, trumpet player; Miss
Meyer, solo harpist, and Miss Muel-
ler, yioliSt.
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|Av Consultant
viii Address
Junior League

Miss Virginia Lee Conner, consult
ant on community arts for the As
sociation of the Junior Leagues OF
America, will talk on ''The Plan of
Community Arts in League Pro-
grams" at a meeting OF the WASH
ington Junior League at $3.50 pm
Tuesday.
Before the meeting at the Junior
League headquarters, 1000 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, Miss Conner
will be entertained at dinner by
members of the Board Of Directors
Of the Washington League.
A publication, ARTS and Our
Town." has been prepared by Miss
Conner for the Association of Junior
Leagues to enable members to esti-
mate a towns cultural resources and
needs.
Miss Conner will meet with COM
mittee chairmen at the luncheon.
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announcements II
OF Weddings

Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Mary
Frances Humphrey of Bartlesville,
Okla, to 1t. James Wells Ferriter,
jr., of Coffeyville, Kans., formerly
| of Washington. The wedding took
place in st. Johns Catholic Church
in Bartlesville September 30, the
Rev. Emil F. Deprietere officiating.
The marriage of Miss Georgia
Angel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Angel of Atlanta, to Mr..
Nicholas E. Chotas of Washington.
formerly of Atlanta, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Chotas, took place
september II in the Orthodox
Church Of the Annunciation in
Atlanta.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Kathryn Rudy,
daughter of Mrs. Jesse G. Rudy
and the late Mr.. Rudy, to Mr.. Vim
cent Gordon Lusby, U. S. N. R., son
OF Mr.. Irving l.. Lusby and the late
Mrs. Lusby, the wedding taking
place October 3 in the chapel of
the Mare Island Navy Yard, Vallejo,
Calf. Chaplain Hugh Embrey,
U. S. N. R., off1ciated at the cere-
mony.
Word has been received here of
the marriage October Z in England
of Corpl. Cecilia Hanreck of the
British Women's Army Corps to
Sergt. Hugh F. Higgins, son of Mrs.
Hugh Higgins of this city and the
late Maj. Higgins.
The ceremony took place in the
village church at NARROW in the
presence of members of the Amer
ican and Royal air services and serv-
ice associates Of the bride. Sergt.
Higgins has been on duty in England
for almost two years.
The marriage of Sergt. Catherine
st. Clair Cooke, daughter of Mrs.
j. st. Clair Cooke of Falls Church,
and the late Mr.. Cooke, to Sergt.
Roscoe D. Scott, son of Mrs. w. L..
Dixon of Pascagoula, Miss, took
place October rs in Canal Winches-
ter, Ohio.
Sergt. Scott has returned from
duty overseas for more than three
years and now is based at Columbus,
Ohio, where the bride also is based.
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Wellesley Dean
WI Be HOnOred

Mrs. Charles Kirby-Miller, dean
Of freshman and chairman OF the
Board Of Admissions of Wellesley
College, will be entertained at q
tea from 4:3o to $50 pm. Monday
by Mrs. John Gregg, president Of
the Washington Wellesley Club at
her home, 2123 Tunlaw road NV.
Guests will include members of
the Executive Board and standing
committees of the club.
Dean Kirby Miller, who is stay
ing at the clubhouse of the Ameri-
can Association of University Wom-
en-. 1884 I street NV, during
her visit, has come to Washington
to interview prospective students
Of Wellesley. She will be avail
able for interviews with parents of
interested girls Tuesday evening at
the AAUW by appointment.
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Sorority Dance
Slated TOuiqhf

The 35th annual anniversary Of
Theta Alpha Chi Sorority will be
celebrated with 4 banquet and
dance at 1880 o'clock tonight at the
Mayfower Hotel.
The retiring president Of the chap
ter will be presented with an en-
graved silver bon-bon dish. A
cigarette box will be presented to
the retiring grand regent.
Present officers of the grand
council are: Grand regent, Miss
Mary Purcell: vice grand regent,
Miss Betty Settler; grand recording
secretary, Miss Irma Fellers; grand
treasurer, Miss Mildred Barry and
grand corresponding secretary, Miss
Nancy Hinkle.
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British Var Relief
Plans Annual Baxaar

The annual bazaar OF the Arling-
ton branch of the British War Re-
lief Society will be opened with a
tea at $3.50 pm. Wednesday at the
British War Relief Shop, 1767 Co.
lumbia road NV.
Proceeds will go toward a fund
to maintain the mobile canteen do
mated by the branch at Shoreditch,
near London, England, which has
been operating for the past three
years despite blitz and robot bombs.
Articles on sale will include Eng
lish china. linen, toys, aprons and
other articles of needlework.
Mrs. H. G. B. Thomas will be in
charge of the tea table, Mrs. B. T..
Hoal will direct the mattresses. Mrs.
George McCloghrie will have charge
Of the sales, and Mrs. John De
Vault will be chairman Of the tables.
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Montgomery Club
Board to Meet

The semiannual meeting of the
Executive Board, Montgomery
County Federation of Women's
Clubs, will be held at 10 am. Tues
day at the Rockville Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. O,Neal M. Johnson of Be-
thesda will speak on The Ameri-
can Home" Her address will be
preceded with a business session at
which semiannual reports by club
presidents will be given. Mrs
Joseph T. Mcguire, federation presi-
dent, will preside.
All members of federated clubs
are invited to attend the meeting
and the luncheon at 1890 pm
Reservations for the meal, which
will be served for a nominal fee
should be made by Friday with
Mrs. w. r. Talbot, 122 S. Var
Buren street. Rockville.
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U. S. Diplomat
To Be HOnOred

The Chilean Ambassador, Senor
Don Marcial Mora, who arrived In
the Capital only a short time ago
with Sonora de Mora and their
daughter, Senorita Gabriela Mora,
will attend the informal party to
be given this evening by the Chilean
Naval Attache and Sonora de Nc
Intyre, in their home on Loughboro
road.
The $50 to $3.50 o'clock fete will
be given in honor of the newly ap-
pointed United States Naval At
tache to Chile, Capt. Paul Weaver,
and Mrs. Weaver, and the guests
who will number about rs, will in
clude naval attaches of other en-
baSsies and legations, as we'll as
officers Of the United States Navy
with their wives.
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Descendants Plan
Hotel Reception

The 311th anniversary of the
sailing Of the Ark and the Dove from
Gravesend, England, to Maryland
will be celebrated by Washington
members of the Descendants of
Lords Of the Maryland Manors with
a reception from until Z pm. to-
morrow at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Members and guests will be re-
ceived by Miss Rosalie Edelin, Bris-
coe, Reception Committee chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Merle Leroy Cox and
Miss Edelin, Wilson. Alternating at
the tea table will be Mrs. DANGER
field Love, Mrs. Henry Spencer
Powell and Mrs. John Smith Haw-
kinS.
Among those who will attend are
Col. and Mrs. William Lyster, 1t.
and Mrs. Joseph Baylor Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Calvert,
Mrs. James Edmonds Alexander,
Mrs. Koones Henius, Mrs. Cole Nor
gan, Mrs. Linwood Layton, Miss
Stella Pickett Hardy, Mrs. Guy
Withers and Miss Josephine M.
Waggaman.
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VIII Give Tea
December |

Mrs. H. r. w. Hurwig, wife of
Col. Hurwig, will entertain at tea
December from / until 4 o'clock In
their home at 17o7 Columbia road
in the interest of the sustaining
fund of the Chamber Music Guild.
Nine. Pramoj, wife of the Thai
Minister, will be among those pour
ing tea; also Sonora de Revoredo,
wife of the Air Attache of the Peru
Wan Embassy, and Sonora de Rivero,
wife of the Third Secretary of the
Cuban Embassy.
Mrs. Gardiner Luce is chairman
for the tea and Mrs. Homer S. Cum
mings Is vice chairman.
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9|9lz ~
Holiday Proves Popular Time
For Fall Wedding Ceremonies

Thanksgiving Day. which always time family reunions this
particularly weddings
together only the family
who m be
V.Meuott
marriage Dale
of parents Carey Eugene Meotts
mother Mrs j. Mandolin accompanied
husband and Mr. Meo arrived Pittsburgh
for the the reception which
Clubhouse.
The Rev. Joseph Williams ohciated at
Episcopal Church in Bethesda and Mrs Allen Wood
music.
The bride
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Surprise Sh0wer

A surprise shower was given Tues
day evening by Miss Ruth Picker
ing and Mrs. Hazel Jacobson in
the latter's home, Woodmoor, Silver
Spring, in honor of Miss Edna E.
Beck of Washington, whose mar
riage to Corpl. Albert P. King will
take place shortly. Corpl. King has
returned from three years of for
eign duty.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
Club Music Section
Hostess at Tea

The music section, Chevy Chase
Woman's Club. will be hostess at .
program tea at pm. Wednesday
at the clubhouse.
Miss Marietta Vogel, formerly .
teacher at the Vienna Conservatory,
will present q combination classical
and modern program. Two groups
Of songs, one in English and one
in French, will be sung by Zita N.
Mcbride, who won the Chicago
Worlds Fair opera addition in 1888.
Arrangements for the afternoon
have been made by Mrs. James B.
Patterson.