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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

HHCANI HOUSES-I2UO block L st. n W.
3ostory brick, ~ rooms and 2 baths lot
1900 block. K st. n.w.-Approx. 25x1oo;
cial
:. 1910 18th st. nw-s rooms and bath
list commercial
So Randolph pl. n.w.-2-story brick, 6
rooms and bath.
505 st. n.e.-2-story brick. rooms
204 Van Buren, St nw-Detached, &
ICONS and bath. For information cali
garry Dresser, ia. 6902, or MURRAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

NEW HOUSES under recent War Produc-
ton Board ruling, If you can qualify as a
hardship case and secure the necessary
priority We are prepared to build you
a, new detached home We have desir-
able locations which are ready for develop
l Avondale Park. situated in Md, lust
over the District line. near Catholic Uni
versity grounds.
2 wellington estates, south of AIexan-
dria. Va, consisting of l3I homesites, Dor
dering on Mt. Vernon blvd.
We will submit plans for your considera-
ton and can deliver these homes in 4
months. Priced upwards from $500
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., SIT 9th st.
NV. DI. 615O.
NORTHEAST SOUTHEAST-
Mr.. MINI. s.e.-Det., Al cond, oil
heat, 9 rms. and bath: owner occupied.
kland-Beaut. det home. rms,
bath auto heat: excel. cond.; large yard;
2,car garage, dble. rear scr. porches CO.
OPERATIVE REALTY CO., MA. 0700 or
DU. OSLO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

ON MASS. AVE.-Handsome. 4-xtory town
house. including large library with Are
place bedrooms, servants quarters,
embassy section, near Sheridan Circle
Owner wants an immediate sale, has placed
price at Sac. 900, which is far below orig
nome private residence, foreign govern
ment use, etc.
:, Several other beautiful private resi-.
aences, IN choice NV. sections, ranging in
price from 100000 to $4,000. SUNDAY
ana evenings call WO. 1910. GORMAN
r: YOUNG. Realtor DI 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

TIE WOK TH-BKItiHTWOOD:
large yard
oil heat, finished basement
Mr. 18th pl.-Semidet, distinctive cor
ner. rms. mod. complete
Mr.. ongfellow-Corner, oil heat, 7
rms; fine neighborhood
~aylor slow priced. unusual plan
excel, cond.: mr.. everything.
low price.
Illinois ave.-Det. rms, bath, mod
kit. splendid grounds
Delafield pl-6 rms, bath, b-i. garage.
less than $4,000
Perry pl.--Fine row brick, attr look
ing and good cond., inside and out.
18th ST.-Row brick. good cond; quick
possession.
Randolph st-Large row brick in Al
cond., gas heat. everything COOPER
ATIVE REALTY CO., MA. O700 or DU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

CORNER BRICK, 6 rooms, tiIe bath + {
GARAGE, inclosed porches, oil NV h
haywood v floors. nice yard: priced right.
TIE bath. row brick; sleeping porch, deer
toL; POSSESSION with title; price, $3.50
OWENS REALTY ME- 04S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

COLORED-4 houses in the 1900 block
Rosedale ne; coal heat 6 rms, full base
ments, front porches, two back porches;
Vacant. 11th st. nw-3 stories base
ment, yard for. parking; hrst commercial:
price reasonable.
47l0 Dix st. n.e.-6 rms, oil heat con-
crete front porch full basement. tile bath
front and back yard: price reasonable;
81 900 down. Ask for WITHERSPOON,
Dbl AnoT or DE 1Tln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

BpE. l5Io, FR. 4765, DU. 4o27, Nj. $3.50,
DE. 4347, TR. 579O.
Upper 13th-Fine home, 8 r., Q b.,
garage; good down payment.
Euclid-3 stores, IL r. 3 kitchens. .
separate front entrances. front for beauty
parlor; $1,000, bal. in one trust
vacant-3-story and basement; yard for
, 5000 down, near Lincoln Park-Three
Groom apis, 3 kitchens
. 3 brick homes of r., k and bath each,
hoWh., basement: porches; down pay
Corner. n.w.-Brick home containing .
apis. plus finished recreation room, 2
baths. h.-w.h. Shown by appt.
Near LIST and So apis, 3 baths, 3
kltchens. preWar metal cabinet sinks.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 2714 18th ST. ne
$500 BLOCK 18th st. n.e.-6 rooms, oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

FIRST OFFERING. Near Sd and Mass. ave.
| large rooms and bath. oil hot water heat.
Will completely redecorate Very desirable
for rooming house. To inspect call MR..
FREDERICK. DI. BOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

COLORED??-Housing Shortage2?
900 blk. N st. NV
1900 Marion pl. NV.
400 block Newton pl. NV
1900 block 9th ST. NV
1000 block Grant ST. ne
100 block New Jersey ave NV and other
desirable listings. Call MA. 9797. CAP
ITAL VIEW REALTY CO., realtors, 925
N Y ave NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

VALUES 81
Blaine st. n.e-Semidetached brick 6
rooms rooms and bath; m Il gas heat; in new
ii'9 aos eT9 }b II eie:Uum; terms .,,u
basement oil h.-w.h.; garage: $3.50;
1909 Eastern ave. n.e-Fullv detached
I STORY frame, arranged as . complete
apis: full basement; garage: immediate
possession; S9,95o; terms.
644 9th st. n.e-6-room Colonial-front
brick: full basement: automatic heat; ST.
900 down S75 month
133 18TH st. ne.-7-room row brick.
just off Lincoln Park: completely redeco-
rated: 81 $50, on very rea sonable terms.
lT72 st. ne, corner 18th and SITS
Only years old: Q rooms. . complete
baths, . complete kitchens: ARRANGED as .
apis. with private entrances: S9.95o: sub
stantial cash; r. G. dunno, 604 H st.
Post script., 1945-05-18

Nov athet the We r. in Europe IS over, we
ne turc IL ere wondering how long the is ps
can stay in the fight and just what the
Allied .stra tegy Will be to bring them to-
en Unconditional surrender. The United
stetes, in g sense, played e.: secoada ~
role in the European Eer. But the: Var in
the Pc cific is our responsibility. We
will get ma jor support from China and
Britain, end cid from Austre liz F., the Dut-
ch nd the. French.. The; Russ Il rs ceald
furnish Important nd stra tegic sip, bases
and. help solve many of our suprly prob
lens, even If they don't furnish troops
But this ie al problem Tor our di pl oma is.
to handle. THoro iI S been some indi ca ion
t4Et JGran feaps tie entry Of the Soviet
Union into the Pacific yar. If such is
the case, it would seem wise TO capito
lie upon such fear. Put it. doesn' t
seem rroha biz that the Reds You'd risk
inw sion Of their Far Eastern section, Of
their country b. the ia ps who occupy lkn- /
churia.
Chinese TROOPS 'hl We cartured- the ~ser~44
port town Of FoochoW on the China coast
just E cross from the northern tip of -For:-
mose (see mp} !. ApAneriQsn' =. lending lt /
this ~peiat-vould prob bly, depend upon .55a1
1lnding On Formosa or the neutra liza j on1
Of yap cir power. Pres ent Allied stra tegy
= Sc7d 0l7e Ho177e = ~
Post script., 1945-05-18

seems to be directed t Knocking out both
sirp16no factorlos end ts{rrfiolds, sc that.
tie Jsr homeland nay. occur in the, nsea4r nsea4r,
future. ..> .e>
JarG neso resistance. on okina We and ITo-.
Jima indiceted the cost in American liv9s
!, tc ,inva Dc is L nds where the Japs. Il We had
time to fortify and supply their rosi-.
tions With the deadly vecpons, of ~'iar In
-fs-7c,tt- 1--we. ney~soon E&vo to doter-ine wheth-
;er such. z loss in human lives is worth
the: cbst We vill@htvo to,tN. Tho jars NJ
esbs hcve no concern fer the individual
'Ehd are' Hing to So acrifice millions of
~taen to" estGb1ish en- empire.s
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

SAN FRANCISCO. July 5
QNS)-Comdr. Charles NJ. KeyeS
today told the story OF how his
DESTROYER was sunk by a Jap
plane off Oknawa and how every
man OF his crew escaped alive
although 6l were hurt
a second L S. destroyer sunk
"a the same tIUe was ldentltled
by The navy as the 2,OOO-ton
TWigEs. Casualties on the IWlggS
numbered lS3, including eight
killed. l2S missing and AZ
wounded.
KeyeS Of Greeley, Colo, was in
command Of the USS William d
Porter when a Jap airplane dived
out of the clouds undetected. The
airplane missed the destroyer,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Jap Sinks Destroyer:
Whole Crew Is Saved

Keyes said, but landed so close
that its ammunition exploded al
most directly under the ship. Men
aboard were hurled against bulk
heads and 10 the decks. The ships
power was disrupted, steam lines
were broken and fires broke out
in many parts of the vessel
Fast thinking officers and en-
listed men discovered hot steam
escaping near an ammunition
magazine AT great personal risk
they passed Soaring hot shells
over the side by hand TO prevent
an explosion.
The crew worked feveriShly for
three hours trying 10 save the
Porter, but finally Keyes had to
give the abandon ship order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Crowds at Exhibit
OF Invasion Hdrbor

The Detroit showing at The J.
/. Hudson Co. Of Miracle Hsrbor, %
miniature Of the two portable
harbors constructed in England
and towed 20 Normandy for The
Allied invasion of France will end
Saturday.
Sound movies shown hourly
during the afternoon and frequent
lectures hy nine Allied officers
illustrate the magnitude of the
engineering feat, credited with
making the invasion a success.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06
Ration Packs Ordered

CANBERRA, AustraIia, July ,
QNS) AN official announcement,
possibly foreshadowing new oper-
ationS in IN Pacific, said today
that the British war office had
placed an order with the COM
monwealth food control for p
100000 emergency ration packs
TO be completed by August.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-06

Yes have complete stock of fine tailored
Heavy duty type they'll give you loads of The fabrics
include and wod face French back through and
through staples In of SOLIDS and plaid
Every pair tailored for excellent fit Alterations free of
charge Sizes range 29 A. Detroit workmen know that Sans
the best place for work clothes Many of them know
through personal experience that the quality good and the
economy great Visit department. the you need
something-youll be amazed at the values.
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nit groBem @ifer fort. @s mar cine
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rung auf ii6 gelenft. @r idien Der
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Sa6e Der Srbioner oen @uropGern
rt6tig oar5uite1en unb bel Der ame.
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len.
Seit 1851 naren Die SSnoioner in
California uno Oregon 6ur9 Die Gin.
manoerung Der @eiBen unrubig un6
feinolid eelporoen. @s >puroe oesbaGb
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ner lt6 beriammelt batten. @os man
erboffte, trug itd 3u. P. 0e Smet
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Stufe erreidt bot, stpiro oer Sonos
berbouitdnbigt tperoen.

Stnfe erret6t bat, stpir6 0er Gon6s
berbouitan6igt tper6en.
Ser Wann, Der bic SrgeI aufge.
iteIlt bat, beritderte uns, oaB nabe5u
cine Wtuion &ombinationen ouf Der
SrgeI moglib ieien. 8enn bos Der
Saa lit - utt6 oas lit obne 8peifeI
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Siiae unb Siille porbanben, Inn Die
Bnni6e aller 8eitragenoen au erfiil.
len, Inn Elm tpiiroiges MuitftnItru.
ment 5utDege gu bringen.
8is iest bat Die OreeI Die appros
bation ieoen SrgelipieIers eefunoen,
ielbft penn iie erit fiinfbunbert oIler
mogliden &ombinationen entoedt ia.
ben.
8ir ipre6en einem 8ob1t6ter aus
Sbio uniern ber5li6iten 0anf aus
fir ieine So6ber3igfeit, oas Soiepbi-
MUM in ieinem Eeitament bebo6t gu
baben.
Gin 2eier tpiinidt Dem SoIepbinum
einen &egierungsbonb 5ugute fom,
men 5u laiien, peiB ober ni6t, in
mel9er 8eiie er borangeben jon. Gin
8ono Ser Serie 5 ODER g fonn ouf
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Soiepbinum, 81 Corporation, 8ortb,
ington, g., fonn au6 unter berIel-
ben Ioreiie Dem Solepbinum iiber>
ianot tperoen.
9laen Bobltatern, 6eren geamen
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alien uniern 2eIern, Sreunoen uno
8obltGtern ipre6en mir biermit I'M
1ern ber3lt6iten Can't aus u1lo min.
1den i5nen Elm frobes uno gnQ6enrei.
DIES 8eibno6tsfeit!
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Q)f. 9. 8.

0ieienieen 2eier unieres ,Obio
BoilenfreunO', ols uu6 oes Sole,
pbinum 8eeflp', oenen mir, tpegen
unierem bei6ranften 8orrot bon
oeutiden ,Sbio 8ailenfreunS- So
lenoern, tein @remplor 3uldiden fon-
nen, bertrolten mir auf nGdites Sobr,
Denn lie gu ben @rlten geboren per-
ben, oenen mir einen &alenoer 5ulen-
ben Derben @s linb auf unlere Mnre=
gung i6on &alenoer 5uriidgeididt
moroen, looaB es uns mogli6 lit, oen
2eiern, Die nod feinen baben, Elm
gremplar 5ufommen loiien tonnen.
Son na6lter @o6e an lperoen sic
8eitrage gum Srgelfonos pon Der
nod nidbt folleftierten 8ilon5 abge-
5ogen. 8enn ser 9feIt Die nieorigIte
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Gum adt5isiten 8eburtstas

llniere Iungidbrise 2eierin, Jrou
8. Ofoier, 214 &anfin-Str., @li3o-
beth, 81. s., feierte Dor fur5em i'm
8etlein 5oblreider Greunoe ibr o6t-
5ieltes @e6urtsfelt. 3ugegen muren
0titglieoer oes 9foienfran5-8ereins
Der st. Wei6aels=&ir6e, Der lie NIT
8eburtstagsfarten iiberrol6te.
8ir gratulieren no6trQglid gu
Dem 8iegenfeit uno Diinl6en unierer
langiabrigen 9eierin cine Geibe gliid-
li6er 2e6ensiabre
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Stiut1t1e 0eS 6DlfeS
tir oaS SOiepbiuun1

Sd idide Sbnen ST gum 0ant fir
Die Silfe, Die Der III. glntonius mir
mieoer erpieien bat in meinem Nn.
liegen. Sic fonnen 6ie @obe bertuen,
ben, I'M &oblen 3u foufen, oenn ST..
8lnter lit nun balo bier. @ruB bon
einem
9llten 2eier, 8o.
Enclosed find donation of SIS in
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through the intercession of several
saints. Please find enclosed $40. We
are reading your paper for over
thirty eight years.
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COAL FUND

COAL FUND
Previously Credited S1242.25
Rev. N. NJ, Ill. 1000
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Kew. N. NJ, MINI. .............5 5000
w. F. Jastrzomb, Cleveland, Ohio 800
Catherine Hallermeier, Beaver
Dam, Wis. ............ 200
Fred S. Eckert, Summit, N. ]. =. 800
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0as Seft Der Gri&etnnms bes Serrn piro am
g. Ssanuar gefeiert @s erinnert an ben 8eiud Der
brei 8eiien aus benz Woreenlanoe uno miro in
monfen 2dnbern als Elm s}odfe nod feierlidber
oIs unier 8eibna6tsfeit begangen. Ser 8eiu6 Der
gottlife Miiiion in Der 8elt funotat Das apeite
Dial mar bel Seiner Eaufe oas brittle Oeal oas
8unoer 5u &ana.
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ct. 9enupefa, Die Batronin BON garis, puroe
in @anterre, 5ranfreid, INN 419 seboren. Ssn 5or.
tenn Ilter netbte iie id) gon5 bem &errgott rnb
CAB id ieitber einem 2eben oes @ebetes, ser abto.
tung 1lno Der guten 8erfe bin. Sic erpes lid) oIs
EN- getplel oes yeutes uno Der Selbitaufopferune
ols Baris BON &riegsnot bemgeud1t tpurbe. sie
itarb I'M Sabre 512 1lno tpiro bon Der Stride am
3. Sanudr perebrt
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1ieIeS BpdeRbIatt erF9etnf felt
Aen Sabre 1873 reeelntGbig ie6en
Eettttpod uno Uir6 berouseeeeben
gum 8eiten oes Sdpitltben QoIle.
gh1nts syoiepbinum Der bI. aonereeo-
tton Der 9ropagonbo in Columbus,
6eiien 3pef Die SerunbiI6ung 6elrt.
fder GrieIter30QIinge fir bic Ser.
stuoten lit. DieIe slnitult lit boupt'
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Venetian Night Fete
At Yacht Club Today

TONIGHT THE ever-popular Venetian Night
program will be held At the Detroit Yacht Club
and this year II promises 10 be much more COL
orful and festive than il has been in many years.
Among the many who have made reservations
are.
Mr. and Mrs c. r Austerberry, Dr. and Mrs
r. D. Ament, Commodore and Mrs p. VI. Bethel
Mr.. and Mrs Russell p. InnesS Commodore and
Mrs. J. A. Summerlee Cletus j. yelling. Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Pankow, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur &.
Dannecker Commodore Elliott Shumaker Mr.
and Mrs Guy G.. Bratton, Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Carter Commodore Harry {. Kendall, Commo.
dore Fred j. Memo II and Mrs Memo, Commodore
and Mrs. George A. Naumann, DR.. and Mrs A. r.
Noegelln, Mr. and Mrs George L. Jerome, Rear
Commodore Edwin O. Bodkn Vice Commodore
and Mrs. Leo II. Robb. Mr.. and Mrs Melville II.
kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Warner, Gommo-
dore and Mrs. John Champion Fred T. HAYES il =
sir. and Mrs. PeIr J. DaTneII. Dr. PAU y. CrosbN
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Prudence Penny
Canning LeafIet

ANY TINE is a good time 10
stock away lots Of home canned
foods THIS year IL is important
10 preserve as much food from
your victory garden as you pos
Sibly can Next winter YOU will
be mighty thankful 10 60 10 the
cupboard and find il full Of
luscious canned vegetables and
fruits.
Prudence Penny has prepared
a four-page les0ct OF complete
canning instructions 10 start YOU
out ou the Uebt foot There
are directions for AN types Of
canning z timetable for fruits
and vegetables. and even 2 can
nlng lardSrlch Plus one whole
page devoted to amS. lelles and
Your fayorlte pickles
Directions fer Modern Can
nlng-may be had by sending
Your name and address and
FIVE CENTS m com to cover
mailing costs. 20 Prudence
Penny, Detroit Times, Detroit
81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Leaves for Virginia

MRS JOHN LORD BOOTH
=. Of University place lef,
Yesterday morning for Roanoke
and Hot Springs, Va where
sire will visit her COUSINS q.
for three weeks
II Cmdr. Parker Holden d.
Mrs Holden and their dsugh-
ter Camilla are returning
70 the Detroit area 10 live -.
as soon as they are able 70
occupy the new house they
have bought 49,. out AT North
Vile
Mrs Lynn McNsughton viii
spend tho Labor Day weekend
.. ~ her summer home 9.
A. East Tswas
Mr. and Mrs Lea,itt James
Bulkley NJ EdEenont Park
are spending tho week
end Al Northport Point
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Gives Birthday Party

TWO COUNTRIES inspired
the birthday party cute Jean
Faye Thomas gave last evening
in her home in the Book.Cadil.
lac Hotel
For Jean-Fsye chose 10 serve
her guests an Italian spaghetti
buffet supper IN a bright
Mexican setting
The young hostess chose a
becoming frock Of char
treuSe shantung g.. and seated
about the small supper tables
. were.
Corinne McKerney Anne
Baldwin Mona Lou Jacob
Beverly Brown Kitty
. Carey Peggy Jackson d..
)ottie Hess Mary Kay
s'Theurer Marion Hardy
Sally Childs =, Cynthia Love
JOY Jean MarSon ID. jean
Halliday Gloria Englehsrdt
e. Mary Jane Farrell Nora
Kelly jean Grace
Morris jeanne Ivcrs
Phillsire May Phyllis Biegs
Barbara Gsllarno Elaine
krsmmer Margie MaXon
-. and Barbara Bear
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03

SIZE IL LOOK sweet and
pretty IN this button-herself
frock. Pattern 1866 Make two
one for every day. one for
parties. Contrast optional.
Pattern 1866 comes IN sizes ..
4, 6. S. 10 Size 6. flare sleeve
dress, ~ ydS. 35-in.; other YER
sion, liz yds. 35-in. and y yd.
contrast.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
Send an additional 15 cents
for the Anne Adams Book of
Patterns for summer Free pat
torn Tor hat bag. gloves punlcd
ln hook.
Send 80 cents iu com, when
ordering both pattern and book
Send your order 10 The Anne
Adams Pattern Department. The
Detroit Times, Detroit 81, Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Shower Planned

MRS JOHN POWERS . .
will give a luncheon and tea
cup shower At the DAG Wedne>-
day to honor Betty Maullo
who will marry : Sgt.
Philip Moses soon .,.
Guests Will he Mrs Richard
Morgan Mrs. q r Thomp-
son Mrs Allison Nunroe d.
Ruth LIebOld Mrs Norman
Jacob Mrs John Poole g.
Frances Leakey Mrs. Burt
Hart and others
Miss Leakey will give a
luncheon and bathroom shower
at the Detroit Golf Club next
Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-03
Buffet Supper Set
MRS. J. REX QUEENEY

MRS. J. REX QUEENEY
OF Van Dyke avenue Will
|. give buffet supper tonight d.
10 observe Mr.. Queeney's birth
@day
She has invited Mr.. and Mrs.
r. c. Gentleman Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Carnegie 1t.
Cn1dr and Mrs. {. + Schu-
bert Mr.. and Mrs Norman
BleSsner Mr.. and NJ w.
L. Beard>ley Mr. and Mrs
Lee ram ... Mr.. and Mrs
George Nogel Mr and
Mrs Hal & Costello Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter Tyree
Mr.. and Mrs Ben NJ. Heftler
,s,and others -,