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7URN. OR UNFURN
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ENFUhN: ROOMS and private bath. md
Sos ss 5ss BETS prsfs gs Tssfsd NorS s Sgps r.
fihss?a fouSsss? aorffffcnRess wifi ffi will .n.r. n.rl,
$lss $Sis rs SqfsuSs AS 1'',h . st. Apt, .1''
ktNs 'PzAR saS n oor cE srs. 2sse room,
aP soaae soth hss ss hx s porch r.nhoI. S q YH
fuRSisafp5 iai 5oip2 AprMl sundss ssrt.r. adult. ss
weekly; Ws y,a 33"lo Perry st" Mt. Rainier, Mo.
ss5-TxkoMA PARK. MD.-unfurn.. I
ro9m; rS,Jin h, bath; heated, pvt entrance, rets
sse4ftaole lh;k'' adults ref. rea ST..
FtRN. APT; LIVING sin'' room. bedroom, lars.
ss hffhss ne e Rsh sores DrS:Ie u:n sg M
!acent Walter Reed Hospital Annex. sH.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY of tbre. Adult,
want want 2-bedroom furnished apt, NV CO.
saaSEtASD foon. 1n, room rask k,ss:n ss5
smal, HIn house, furnished or unfurnished. Or
si IHy fufR,S,s RUM spxn4MkSr, "a I'M mas.rn
FiiKNisTEisnnt Fi1}S,s TEinted immedistsIy:. On: 57ss
s5fa 5SfrafD5nfsss nnnasols rSsT TSsd A. As
MoDkiEisski M!osiDSkiEisi a4ffr.. . bedrooms, kitchen ana
HYATTsyfLEE. MD.GUnfurnished de-
safhed End -noor apartment. three rooms.
with tiled bath and shower, linoieuu Gov.
@ sred kitchen, plenty closet space, screened
direct an bus service at corner TO 9th and fs,
FUkNfsaED two-room APARTMENT, SEMI
private bath. electric Kitchen; close To
transspOrtstion snMnsp sl6 monthly fen.is
800 RIvERDALE RD., RiverdAle, Nd
EnIraishsd: rals | lse room kitch.nstt., Ssth
MT RAINIER rooms. kitchenette. ri:
vate bath, private entrance; All utilities;
nicely furn: Union. 37f4.
5,ral.s.a rms, KITCHEN ITCH and bath; completely
se1 seiI \. EDdEWo0D sI;: Arlintton. Va
furn.; elec refrs.. etct pvt. ef,tranee and
sifE sSifREL Fl SaAis2r a.reoa Ms sesoi %, ana ,.,,
vAth 4nnotheri 90 MINIS; from nsx ifT9rS.
s Rooms, heat lis6t fufn: sesfiipvt. Saith
Adults onlY: -Gen After Pm. WA, 31A7,
Continued 4n Next sAssJ
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|RooMs FURN.-Northws,, tcen,. ]

ROOMS FURN.-Northwsst Cont
1902 slst sT. N.W.--and A. front. dopbI
6Ga sss Agby MGvss dsS.i. Ssr ,ns,
.rsnsD SsSi.s tsmi, s0'1sfa' Xb 7sseS: S.'.' Dos
oesonf fGs S..t sE: snts
Warm H EASEMENT ROOM. ,l.ht. house.
Phone Ffhen,nsH no Ssea 9r gentlemen; grill privil
sss fEHS3DY N;w-rrivate home; lars.
5os 1rni nicely durnishea n,S fe conv
twin bed. elevator; for ! employed ladies' dies
MASTER BEDROOM. newly furnished, twin
ssso ss StS SoktrTssSMffFroSSr * f9ssSMfF oSSr 81 'sS
newly decorated room, single or double;
CHEVY che va caAsE, & Sl D. C., $500 Military Rd-
Attraesiye U 1SSn, room, refined girls non-smok-
ia 81, KKENNEDY ST. N.w.-Lovely room in
detached home for / or q pleasant sur
roundings: convenient location. GE
TWO Government girls will share Groom
furnished home with l or . girls between
dqwnstewn, Z blocks from Transportation
100. EYE N.w,-one triple and one double
T99m; 9%a EGUkoH naE} e Army s NV clps
tive room, will rent single or double, weekly
Or monthly; conyenient transportation. -
DLSiKAhiE lhaais single; warm room, bath with
Gsovek Gfs'Hn FsxnssmsS Fxkk NwFf qF r s'S twin bed,
unusually clean; many priv; spec. rate lons
stay; French spoken. OR. 51l4. Sunday
$iS6 10Th ST. N.w.-priv.t. home: nicel,
furn. rooms; newly dec; single and twin
beds: close to transp. center: ba tn. shower
unlim. phone; girls only. HO. T1S7.
1861 PARK RID. NV, Apt. 4l-Large
roSm. Is9ins twin beds, unlimited phone; for .
ENTlRELY pvt. bath, 1 or . lse. bedrms.,
DUPONT CIRCLE, soi5 8 ST. st&NeWiy dec. dec.
GRATED; very attractive; nicely furnished
double room next bath, twin beds; reason
fs!s 1ss!so kR2BoJksr kR sSjk$ r1.-ple...n., large.
double and triple bedrooms; conv. bus and
i5fs''if 5s i7th nes ST. cSs Sw CO. md nss4 oor single
room; running water; walking distance
TssS sist ST. N.w.-clean, comfortable
single sins nv room sTon. in basement pyt entrance
BRIGHT double room. light grill privilege:
convenient transp. and market: quiet pri-
yate home; side entrance; $3.50 for |.
ATTENTION, PLEASE-Nice, sunny room.
private bath. End floor; . meals. a day. 2j:in
100: FESsENiDEN>S ST S.w.mAttractively
furh. double room. suitable for couple or ;.
girls: private home; conv to transp. WO.
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COUNTRY BoARp.

; nS On farm plenty
road: shady and cool; home privileges;
lovely lecation: modern conv.: reference
ST. 1887: Y miles from Mt. jackson, Va
Mrs. Leila Miller. Mt. jackson, va.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
AnvvlanA anA Vlvain,. teo.s

ALEx.-Lovely rm,, twin beds, pyt. bath;
and Fort Belvoir re. 2lf7.
Arlington, Westover - Lares double
phone: pvt. entrancei in apt. Chestnut
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TABLE BOARD,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CO... OREDcHome-cooked meals for war
| workers At A. B. C.. Bldg. For ir1formatio
call TR. 0375. after 8 pm
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT, 3 rooms. k
and b HOx lIl-V Star
RENTERS BUY
BUT NEVER OWN

RENTERS BUY
BUT NEVER OWN
UNDER THE CO-OPERATIvE PLAN
apartment tenants pool their buying power.
form corporation and buy the buildina
for themselves They save the landlord S
profits and his excess operating costs
They exercise their right to select their
co-tenants
Below are several opportunities to save
sshI!r on Tsntal nod snd OWN YOUR OWN APART
PORTER ST. NV.
Apts.-1 and bedroom types.
5000 CONN. AVE
nApn HARptnS4rnsr SfS Z, fHSSnt S rI 2aesdrSSm s,m type
2 Apts.2 and bedroom types.
hampshire GARDENS.
1 Apt--3.bedroom type.
es NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Apts-2-bedroom types, 4 exposures.
Log SAssa Ss9o 9o,fFy HGNn and s,r sel 4s mo;.
NEW kIsTINos EACH WEEK.
EDMUND J. FLYNN,
Authority on Cooperative Plan
MoodMsra gldI. RE. 121s Or RE. ] 749
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwasf and SauShsnee.

HnMLCREsT, 1904 Branch ave. se.-,bet.
private home, lovely furn. rm.: gas heat;
aT afs snSSTfssfN SfsNEsoHsd rsd AVE. AT os ssd
room: private shower, c.h.w.. . closets,
dfse siS a. rmrEor. Sas and at fSSg aS sleeping
rooms. closets. plenty h.w. and heat; privi-
ssfs !fffs c1FrENfRSs III EaNtfrSs ST. Sc. ,ust OF Penn.
ave.-Gentleman, large room. nicely furr.
next bath: in private home. II. f50s.
5Il Ky. AVE. s.E.-Larse, front studio
rnr rm:' ,,as AMI. for quiet. employed lady; mr.
100 & ST. sE.-Furn. room with COOKING
nned m empl, couple pref FR. 23Qs
NEAR NAVY YARD-Well furn. large front
TR Fl; pstn; s1a5 plenty hot water; unlim phone
1908 18th ST. Sc. Apt. Newly fur
nished. twin beds: convenient to Navy
M YARD; suitable for two women. 2l'
! bioek ,, from car and bus convenient to
PA; AVE. near cspitoiIDoubie rm. for .
girls: twin beds; S4.5O week each. Ii.
NEAR CAPITOL. oppost. Congressional
NEAR @H II NAvY ;f' YAKD, "a s. Armory Apa : - 80 min
kitchen priv. if desired piano, ping pong
available; uni. phone: Sa5. TR. bll4.
IA 10th ST Sc
Lovely basement room complete with
private bath and shower: private entrance:
cony. locationi gentleman only. FIR S7113.
DUNBAR INN,
Single and double rooms; some with
running water
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Franklin 1871.
AUNT APARTMENT.
ton, near stores, lchoola and trAnsporta =
ton; modern brick apt. less than 4 years.
old; located on elevation Afqrdins view;
auEed. Price. $4,000. ~" ~
George Mason Green Co.,
a'&sE sEns s.!!. ,'If fsilA lAtaa:sssnii tsa::ss niils.:.,.
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APARTs. FURN. OR UkFURh.

5-RM. APT, heat, gas, liGht and hot watcl
furn.; cleo. refg.. screened-in hack porch;
corner house: available March 9TH After
Pm; cell WA; 1913,
TWO BEDROOMS. livfns room k and b
modern bids; convenient to all depart.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. kitchen and private
bath. private entrance: utilities included
cony. trans: adults. 3541 10th st. NV
STUDIO APT. for employed persons only
S61 90 furn., $50 so unfurn. Near Walter
Reed FoSpltal Call GE. 43o1.
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APARrMENT HOUSES FOR sALr.
4-TJNIT APARTMENT

APT. 3 UNITS in GOOD NV. sec; also Jan
quarters; ABOUT times annual rent. Cali
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WAYNE TERRACE APIS.
phnre gu HIQs

COLORED-Want refined couple (no chill
bids, near 14th and Park I'd. NV. Liberia
allowance on rent for janitor service Mus
understand steam heat. Apply in perso,
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IVA. VILLAGE APTS

IVA. VILLAGE APTS."
2 RMS, KIT, BATH. $50.
o04 Gibson ST.. Apt. rs. Falls Church,
Va. Attractive. nearly new bldg Liv
rm.. beorm.. bath tshower). mod kit
reflS;. porch; nr. downtown bus; vacant.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO. Me. 54oo.
LIVE
Midst Garden SURROUNDINGS.
In the District
90 Minutes Downtown by Bus
MOVE IN TODAY
$3.50 TO S62.5O.
Includes All Utilities
>, Airy bedroom; bright living room. Junior
dining, room, beautiful tiled bath with
colored tub. large de luxe refrigerator,
fully equipped kitchen. with ample kitchen
cabinets; washing machines will be avail
able
Our resident manager Apt .. 165 Mis-
sisslppi aye. will be glad to assist you.
Take Congress- Heights bus Al to 1st
and Miss, ave. left a block to los Miss.
1Ir.vNr -rx,r, 80 s.-,z
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ROOMS WITH BOARD wAhrrr
ROOMS FURN. 3 UNfURh.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ARROLL AVE. Takoma Park-Attractiye
oons, lurnlshed, unfurnished: pvt bath
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AVAILABLE MARCH 1st-

Newly completed Living rm.. bedrm
dinette. kitchen. bath. Rental. S49.50 per
mo- In new housing development. Take
w. NJ, &; A. bus at 1th and Penna. ave.
NV. to Suitland Manor or phone Spruce
0S:i0.
l Room, Kitchenette and Bath.
Nearly new apartment building Flower
ave. Takoma Park; immediate occupancy.
Call Al, 1f4
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LUMBAR INN,
103 c St. Sc Opp. House once Blds.
Slnsle and double rooms: some with
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DUNBAR INN

IA 10th ST Sc
Lovely basement room complete with
private bath and shower: private entrance
conY. location; gentleman only. FIR S7113
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or employed s1 girls ,sn to shars apt Pr
x'ts 8. 0se snmsa ph0cs n csrona ina a1s ses
entire end f.; clean, sood trans, walk FB
i;s il$ss l. ,1;o AVE. NV; At aoswposn
lovely Twin twin bedroom. hs 'usf.' Ap. 1871 A'S'
6a1, Goth ST, $; Arlington, va;-All ol
SIS each per month: mi. to city. bus is t,
house from Pa. ave-; heat, gas. elec. fur
YOUNG LADY will share with another g.
g 900 VI, B s. ne. Il, o593 Miss King,
5S%h 1oTsd Hf AS4 Md IS sH share s9s attractive apt
WIN monros anothsF trans medeTn ~,
is,s Nj sr. II NET EefOGeo room, Kitchen. semi.
bath bath; screened porch, elec refg.' sink: EN-
sHsEMEEHHTp ESHpe ApT-completely furnished
1 rooms .ns, suitable for or 5 adults. Cal
WANTED girl. o5 to 30 with som,
5 others: NV. section; maid service ant
SSEsLoSRiNa Ssf!s SR is's Soldiers Home grounds
corner studio, kitchenette apt. modern i'm.
proyements; refined, settled. employed
NT SiTR' sEcr1o8fbsotukblrea fstk ra front nT room newl,
DECORATED and kitchen. Frisidaire, private
sse Path rEpxsoSYGry pssss i.Gy TF 3 sSss sB 10
apt. with 2. others; 3 r, k, B.. fireplace
laundry. Sun. pm. and evenings. RA
DOWNTOWN, 114a 18th n.w,-one studio
ssSs and refs % SSsrsshins s'it1R. tara':. san saa,'
GIRL to share apt; with 2 others. in Pet.
T15th Sp1 ssNNINeg ssss9In gGod S RA sao s464
private bath. bedroom and living room
combined kitchen dining ROOM gas ane
ii sT. basement room, kit.
private bath, refrigerator; nicely furn
$40 month. See janitor.
| REFINED. employed young woman to shar,
with professional mans widow partly furn
3-room apt. in apt house; master bed
room; little furniture needed; q minute
to center city, NV. area. Box 326-B, Star
238 PARK AVE, TAX. PIX, MD.--semi
basement. full windows. 4 r. and b.. auto
h.-w.h, c.h.w.. elec.; ref; employed couple
41s WEST. CLIFTON TERRACE APIS
Gentle girl or woman. to share studio apt
Call CO, 7744. Ext. 41o;
NICELY furn. bedroom. lArse Kitchen, sink
p.r a..R r. .anlti as9lttr.n1s arl4 phone
s44 EXI VI. NE:-Bedfeem: 1iyirs room
Hnsa; seml-bath, reffisefAtiep4
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Cor. 4th and Atlantic Sc.
$50 ,oo-PoSsession about March / liv-
ins room, dinette. kitchen, bedroom and
bath; utilities free transport tation and
stores handy. Out Nichols ave. to Atlantic
and left on Atlantic TO Attn. Call MA. i5!4
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY CO.
NN- Nh Gt n "
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NICHOLS HEIGHTS.

New New spt: for. for iwmedste OCCUPANCY
tion, Naval Research Lab, Boiling Field
and Fort Washington. Bus service ~
center Of city. Rent, $50 30. including all
utilities orange and REFRIGERATOR. Bed
room, living room, kitchen. dnette and
Chamberlin Pessagno, Inc,
lao Dsnbury St w ~ o-p-
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BELLEVUE GARDENS

dinette. kitchen. bath. Rental. $50. so yer
mo. In new housing development Take
w. M. & A.: bus at l1th and Penna ave.
NV. 10 Suitland Manor or phone Spruce
9s3o. Open for inspection besinnins
Evening star., 1944-07-19
Mrs. Henry " alIace
Is in Des MOiues

Mrs, Henry A. Wallace. wife of
the Vice President, is visiting her
son and daughter-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Brown Wallace
in Des Moines. The senior Mrs.
Wallace went to make the ac-
quaintance of her granddaughter,
Joan Wallace, who was born last
month. The Vice President and
his daughter, Miss Jean Wallace,
have remained in their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel but
the former will leave today for
Chicago to attend the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
Mrs. Wallace was in Des Moines
four years ago during the con-
vention and when it became evi-
dent that her husband would be
nominated for the Vice Presidency
she was telephoned to make the
trip to Chicago in time for the
balloting. She reached there on
time but Miss Wallace was un-
able To obtain reservation in
the plane.
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Blood Donor Work
Done bv Mrs. Gautz

mo grass grows under the feet"
OF Mrs. Benjamin s. Gantz, presi-
dent Of the Political Study Club,
even though club activities are cur
tailed till the fail.
This enthusiastic president Is
already thinking about the coming
season and yesterday expressed the
desire to increase the clubs war
work laying particular emphasis on
blood donor and Gray Lady work.
Mrs. Gantz herself guarantees one
day Of her busy week to the Blood
Donor Center at the Pentagon,
where she is stan assistant, doing
everything from soliciting over the
telephone to pounding a typewriter
She Is planning to organize q group
in the club to donate there regu-
larly.
With more and more casualties,
many Of them nervous cases, coming
back from overseas, Mrs. Gantz
feels that the role of the Gray
Ladies is going to play an increas-
ingly important role. With that in
view she is intending to make a
serious effort to create interest
among members in Gray Lady ac-
tivity.
AS the club is nonpartisan and
this is political year. Mrs. Gantz
expects to handle the discussions on
government and international rela-
tions with kid gloves" Feeling
that everybody is entitled to his
own opinion, she will automatically
try to have the forums carried on
without bridging the neutral atti-
tude Of the organization.
She hopes. too, that talks will CEN
ter on probable postwar conditions
| and that a larger number of foreign
speakers can be featured. Loud in her
praise of Eric Johnston, whose aunt,
Mrs Miriam Verryhill, is a third
vice president of the club and former
program chairman, Mrs. Gantz init
mated that she was keeping an eve
on him for program.
OF course, it's all up to Mrs. Ger
trude Parks, president of the Dis
trlct Federation OF Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Parks, whom Mrs. Gantz NOM
mated for candidate to the presi-
dency Of the federation, is this years
chairman OF programs for the club.
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eszs
Mrs. Donaldson
Weds Mr.. Wetten

Mrs. George Casey VanTuyl
has issued cards announcing the
marriage Of her sister. Mrs.
Frances Starr Donaldson to MIR.
Emil Churchill Wetten of Chi
cago. The wedding took place in
Virginia June rs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wetten will be at home after
September l at 181 Lake Shore
Drive in Chicago.
Mrs. VanTuyl and her sister
have lived in Washington for
some years. ever since Mrs. Wet
ten married the late Mr.. r..
Golden Donaldson. Mrs. Wetten
as Frances Starr before her mar
riage to Mr.. Donaldson was one
of the gifted stars of the the
atrical world but has appeared on
the professional stage only oc-
casionally since her marriage to
Mr.. Donaldson.
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| Miss Eileen Mary Dwyer. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Dwyer of
this city. and Mr.. John Francis
O'Rourke. son of Mrs. Martin T.
O'Rourke and the late Mr.. O'Rourke
of Westernport, Md, were married
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock in
st. Anthony's Church, the Rev. John
]. Coady officiating Mrs. Arthur
B. McNerney played the wedding
music on the organ and Mrs. Estelle
Hunt Dean was the vocalist.
The bride. who was escorted to
the altar by her father, wore a gown
Of ivory satin made with a long
train and veil of illusion held with
coronet of seed pearls She car
ried bouquet of white roses and
orchids.
Mrs. Joseph Hurney OF Petersburg
the matron Of honor. wore a gown
OF coral-color crepe with long. full
skirt. tiny shirred sleeves and sweet
heart neckline. Her headdress and
bouquet of Johanna Hill roses
matched her gown.
Mrs. John Banner of New York
Miss Teresa E. Karnes. Miss Cath
crime H. McCarron and Miss Marie
H. Ryan were the brides other at
tendants. They wore chartreuse
crepe gowns fashioned like that of
the matron Of honor with matching
flowers in their hair and carried
bouquets of taliSman roses,
Mr., William j. O'Rourke of Mon
roe, N. c.. was best man for his
brother and the ushers were Mr..
Patrick A. O'Rourke and Mr..
Harry l.. ORourke of Westernport.
also brothers of the bridegroom. and
Mr.. Frank H. Cosgrove of Airing
ton and Mr.. Joseph o. Ryan of
Washington.
A wedding breakfast for the bridal
party was given in the Pan-Amer-
lean Room of the Statler Hotel i'm
mediately after the ceremony and
a reception followed in the South
American Room.
Yesterdays bride is graduate
OF Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
in this city Mr.. O'Rourke is a
graduate of the school of engineer
ing of Johns Hopkins University
and has been employed by the Civil
Aeronautics Administration. Hav-
ing accepted commission as lieu
tenant d. g. in the Naval Reserve,
he will report to Princeton Univer-
Sity July Is for indOctrinatiOn.
Evening star., 1944-07-19
Social Epents
OF Diplomats
Mark Calendar

Social activities of members of
the diplomatic set are attracting
the spotlight these days with sew
eral parties honoring. distinguished
visitors marking the calendar.
OF much interest is the arrival
here of DR. A. w. Wakil. Minister
of Health Of Egypt, DR.. Wakil
arrived in the Capital Monday from
Cairo and he will be here for a
week or more.
While plans are only tentative for
the entertaining of the Egyptian
official, one Of the functions in his
honor will be a reception at the
Legation Monday evening. At this
affair, at which the Charge
d'Affaires of Egypt, -Mr. Anis Aver,
will be host, sharing honors will be
the Egyptian delegates to the United
Nations Monetary Conference in
final sessions now at Breton
Woods, N. H.
DR.. Wakil is stopping at the
Shoreham during his visit and he
was accompanied here by his sec
retary.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera will give
another of the delightful receptions
for which they are famous when
they will entertain Saturday after
noon from to O'Clock. The party
is in compliment to DR.. Harlow
Shapley and DR.. Don Alberto Sevilla
Sacasa, secretary of the Nicaraguan
Embassy, who will be given decora-
tions awarded to them by the Mex
lean government.
The Ambassador of FL Salvador,
Senior DR.. Don Hector David Castro,
was host at luncheon yesterday,
entertaining at the Metropolitan
Club in honor of the United States
Ambassador to Ell Salvador, Mr..
Walter Thurston.
The other guests were the Ambas-
sador of Mexico, Senor DR.. Don
Francisco Castillo Najera, the Am
bassaoor of Panama, Senor Don
Enrique A. Jimenez; the Ambas-
sador of Costa Rica, Senor Don
Francisco de P. Gutierrez: the
Charge d'Affaires of Cuba, Senior
DR.. Jose T. Baron: the Charge DAFT
faires of Peru. Senor DR.. Eduardo
Garland; the director general of the
Pah-American Union. DR.. L. S.
Rowe: Mr.. John Moors Cabot and
Mr.. William Cochran of the State
Department, the First Secretary OF
Ell Salvador, Senor DR.. Don Carlos
Adalberto Alfaro, and the Counselor
of the Pan-American Union, DR..
William Manger.
The Ambassador of FL Salvador
and Sonora de Castro entertained at
farewell buffet supper Monday
evening at the Embassy in honor of
the retiring First Secretary and
Sonora de Alfaro, who will leave
Washington this week for Mica
ragua. where DR.. Alfaro will repre-
sent his country as minister.
The Mexican Amba ssador and
Sonora de Castillo Najera were the
ranking guests in the company OF
so close friends of the hosts and
the honor guests.
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Large Reception Follo1Vs
mes-Henders0n Weddiup

Mr. and Mrs Hollis Lamar lines their
wedding trip and will be
tngon make their home 1912 Cortland
former Mrs Mary Mccall Henderson Washington
Charles Mccall of Montgomery Aa the late Judge Mccall
treasurer of the State Alabama Her marriage Mr. lines who is
the Mrs M of Columbus Miss the late Mr.
o'clock Bethlehem Chapel
Bolton
Church. ofciated at the reception
Immediately aferwad at Wardnn Park Hotel by 1t Col
Campbell Mccall of Indianapolis brother and sister
in-law of the bride,
of white gadiouses and carnations used in
Mccall
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Reception Given

Mr. James Orrick, head OF thu
Washington bureau of the Unitec
Nations Information Board ane
Postwar Committee, entertained Al
a reception Monday afternoon fol
the members of the committee.
Among the guests were The
Czechoslovak A m ssador, Mr.
Vladimir Hurban; the British Min.
lister Of State. Mr.. Richard Law: the
Minister-CounSelor of the Canadian
Embassy. Mr.. l.. B. Pearson, and Mr.
Carlton Savage and Mr.. Randolph
Harrison of the State Department.
Evening star., 1944-07-19
Visiting Mother

Seaman Henry N. Kaspar is
spending part Of his leave after
completing his boot training At
Camp Perry with his mother.
Mrs. Henry Roemer Kaspar. Sea-
man Kaspar also was with his
aunt. Mrs. Huron w. Lawson. At
her summer home. Bear Den
Lodge, on the mountain above
Bluemont.
Seaman Kaspar. who is q
grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Josef Kaspar, also Of WASH
ington and Bluemont. shortly
will enter training in the Navy
Air Corps.
We are living for the future. In
vest in that future for yourself, you
family. your country. Buy = Wa
Bond today.
Evening star., 1944-07-19

Miss Margaret A. Hickey,
chairman of the Women's Ad-
Disory Committee, War Man.
poper Commission, yesterday
Uas elected president of the
National Federation of Bust
ness and Professional Wom-
ems Clubs. In her present
position she heads the first
maritime committee of Ameri-
can 1Oomen to influence uital
Government policy. She is a
member OF the Missouri bar
and the Women's Bar ASsocia-
tion, and is dctiue in the St.
Louis Soroptimist Club as ,peH
as on the Public Affairs and
Legislation Committees OF the
st. Louis Chamber of Com
nerce.