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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINiA.

$1,000 DOWN, immediate poSsession-At-
Pentsson and Navy Annex. '5 Is minutes to to
downtown WASHINGTON, near schools and
fhsDRes dnnE f1n'B fm Bsd gns e osh sI
kitchen. attached earage; there is m
ished rm. in attic which makes, nice sddi-
kEALgy e. sooe cH Ssss, sss ox. slms sas4 z1A
hRaNGToNoSs s,ns in Il
with log burning fireplace, dining
room 13xi medipm-sized bedrooms,
fa aSnef OF neat
entrance, attic; insulated. weather stripped,
storm sash; beautiful porch ax1a. Avail
s1e March n.Tms GGh DUE G %cSEE kS a
BEAuTIfni SHsSi AoaEsIfh sfps fho 50 50 acres acres, on
pond, bordered by. trees at top Of slope:
more acreage avail; sligo acre; exc, as
wo@pfRrGh Gi Buy HSf IN kH ThfsE eli rs
Corner, Leesburs Heights; cleo. running
decorating: ] ma excel. a eond.; land worth $500
per acre; price for house and land,
REAI EsrGk Gi N1ss sHKvSf kEo Sa sH oaa Brick
nn S and BATS on rst ss oor 0a SsS
sEAG 'f asrAff hNz sEkvicff # fefs HSd 3D.
Dutch Colonial on 2 acres. close in Arlins-
ton County: thorouehly modern, new-house
eonditiSn: Sls,ooo. GIL. ob61. Lee hwy.
RI Real ICES RsrarE Al SERVICE, 1Nc.-Red brick
3-bedroom Colonial in established neigh
borhood; &C. heat. GIL. 0561. Lee hwy
RI REAL iis0f estate sffA SERVICE, 1Nc,-w.lEains
distance sa5 hG or., Of claEsndon sss6oo down
bath, fnished Upstairs. fireplace. b. oW.h',
garage. Key at Lee hwy. at Glebe -rd.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC. - Near
able 4-bedroom 4 bungalow on large 75x11S
lot; oil heat GIL. o5e1. Lee hwy. at
ARLINGToN -. 6-rm. and bath fran.
bungalow, large living rm, with fireplace
decorated. new. Venetian blinds through
gHzIr RRs Rr'ssa 81 sss5 ss ok Or sas4 DoMSl0S
OWNER LEAVING WASHINGTON, possess
sion in week or 10 days-neat. compact.
Aexandra exam Living R Gooine room ipfa,en ptehen
room, coal furnace convertible to oil; bus bus
service; shopping. center within easy dis
SUBSTANTIAL down payment, LYON, INC,
CH. 1910 After Z pm. call GL. 6453 or
ARLINGTON, VA.--.S9,500;. smart 5-rm.
Oas sement. oil heat. This house is is com. M:
Dlstely biHrn; farnitnrs can bs purchased
inefsn, W. slAax NJ osoo ssa N Irving St. Ar
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-7-room frame, 4
bedrooms, inclosed back porch, full base
Of sround Drcs sssoso sssssssos sas5s
saR1iY.' siHP ieYs'Tsas Pm. eas eSarss asf2s. 2gs.. Call
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SUBURBAN sAle-mARYLAhp.

CORAL HILLS. s.E.-Det. asbestos shinsle.
bsdrm. 10 rms baths ai apis each having
RgRaEss' ES eISs ~; S5S4 PENNSYLVANIA ave Sc,
bfsTRIGT hsTS 'ii Observation-Disclosures m frame
porches' oil h.-w.h., garage, fenced lot
sossoo spacs 'sass1 h9nse plenty Of
CESS, 2524 Penn. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02 till 9.
cogNnRT 5r1 Estate
home; never occupied; 3 baths. > fire.
places 3-car, buiit-in earase; huge rec.
ouasde stone ane with e
place; h.-w h. purchaser must landscape
grounds; off Marlboro pike. 8 miles from
Penn nne ave- ssooPq se FR as6a SHFaEss tiI} 29s4
TAKOMA PARK, Ill Sherman ave; price
$4,000 8 nice rooms, bath. Ice, honey
seaped lot, 5oxsSo: worlds ' Of howe flowers 'Au and
shrubs: | blk, from bus and all stores, in
EssF'tsa R Assn say SN ssss
1 ACRE-Living room, dining room, kitch-
burner On paved rosd a 1asn miles Sh 70 g g
terms, GosSfsTlGh kEfIY-r priee' t. H1RIGY 1fIGs
Brosius Bldg. Rockville, Md. Phone 633
GEO. H. WILLIAMS to.-Large brick home,
sprpa sd doSn soo exceptional
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-6 rooms and bath,
located 1921 Harvard rd.. complete with all
clothes dryer, refrigerator, mangle, electric
range, electric hot-water heater: complete
basement, screened all around Can be
seen by appointment only. Call UN 2722
or WA. 1857. No agents q
KENSINGTON. MD.-A very
attractive JIM shingled home in good
condition.. mas nice living room with Are
place, dining room, bright, roomy kitchen;
: good-slzed bedrooms. finished attic, full
porch, built-in Sanrage. PRICED for quick
PossEssioN@S.room house,
in splendid condition. bath, cleo: oil h
VIII, hwd. floors, front-side porches: ga
rage: close to everything s9,450, terms.
Erwin REALTY Co. Call Hyattsville
0334. Ewes WA 1881 -
s ROOMS AND BATH, completely fur
ntshed, located 574e Garrison I'd, West
Lanham Hills; Nd Shown by appointment
agents. -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CoMsiMEhCIAt; NM IN Marlboro pike mile p
in rear; ideal for nisht club or service
station; Sll.5o0. T. e. BURGESS, 1894
nffeabsXsh5a fotb XNb fve sis fs En- so2 tn
located 3-stoty bldg. suitable for many
types Of business, viii be delivered vacant
string a downtown location and in posi-
ton to invest a, substantial amount OF cash
sn should |, immedistely inyestigate. this prop
rREEpaAN So sroker re sa 'sfy RE 1iss. fsl5 HARRY
NORTHWEST, End commercial. 1890 So
hrcp r.: Of ,5o ground containing large nreproof
Broad frontsee Of l0s 'ai tt and dnd driveway TWn
off Of busy thorouehfare Lot runs 80 #.
IN IN depth San Psnns be purchased whole
asi5 i4th ST 81. N.w.o1st commercial O.
e6aaillaains Tor commercial T use Sc only only 81.
M Fs sH With sM sEosaa aa sossfa rs
Indians axe; Ma. $3.50. 05
frame larse lot, nns location for or most '9G amy
s' IueHs III Es5"rs en- 1858 st. 's5s
MlDiSAI CENTER LOCATION, near d Doc
co esy asPsri~sn fsPs T LEO NJ si5d
18th ST: NEAR PENNA. AVE. NV. near
Medical Center. A 4-story building with 5
2-rm.. kitchen and bath apts above a
4 suitable building for business purposes
or for remodeling to suit your own pur-
srsy dept LEO M SSera1s ssRNsTETe s1sessS 0es9. co
l4l5 st: NV. Me. 5400. Complete
eokNER susiNEss sshSfss'iPH: PROPERTY. Ga. ave.
ants, large rear lot saitsSl. for for building aih
sEay1sE ME Ms'sseea eos MA kA ssssl 1919 REALTY
Ssommercial--First- floor store, end noor
living ouarters. basement. oil heat. In
Nj. MI PLkAsANT, FL: s.si near Park rd-Exceilent 4
business bus location, store with apt. above,
s2 ssos Evss sna saA EM E
LOCAL COMMERCIAL FRONTAGE in 900 good
9saton e2ste2 on Lee hshEsy Med
MEDrdsi ssl c1f hifhEhE eENrERc ca sorss adrs ants
leases. Price. $4,000. DAVID E. BARRY,
lS01 Il st. NV. ME. oops -
PETWORTH, frst commercial, brick, g
sss slss .sss ssss r .sssIss. s:at BSSSb
BARRY. ME-, a0s5'
I STREET NV. Just west of Conn ave-
ss s4ssa fss os isr e nnts.t: ns pRSST
1888; sveninss, WI sss1' " -s
elst ST. NV. near corner OF. M--commer-
s Per-. .ssfy 15sT psrS slds srAa E1sa
c0kir I7s1 1t. NV. RE 1893: eve
nlnSss 0A A111. -9
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-A shop in good shopping area.
either short or long lease, suitable for
installation Of frozen custard establish-
TWo. Three OR FOUR STORY building
with with showroom and warehouse space to
WANTED TO RENT by nationally known
concern, approximately 1000 So IT. second
commercial space, on street level or
floors, for combination once. light stock.
city desk. ETC.. must be presentable ioca.
of Alhemarle St: reasonable parking fsciiI.
ties necessary. Call Ex 1859 or Wo 3sas
for additional information Ioo
WANTED TO RENT approximately .5oo
So. IT, of commercial floor space on street
level to be used for printing shop Street
frontage not necessary. Box 357-M Star.
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HOUSES FOR sALE.

r. & 5,is 5ISGi@s ). baths. auto heat. t. ssesfi.nt
CoLoRED-open for inspection 2 to S
rooms, bath, excellent condition. inspeco
SSRD fsD1issI"sss ls :Ss; oR!E hs sa.p
Q rooms. 2 baths h.-w. h, long back yard,
toto2fbEas5 NH oR2fGbSEas Ps naray 5sa & nv i You =.
hs d G%s loSsg hfFss rooms soaI o
with wash trays and auto. hot water
heater. Inspect this today From 2 to 4
pm; Immediate possession, Title is ready,
$4,000: MIR. SHEPPARD. De. iiei be-
eofoRRDm1s5 sS5f m .f0es COMMERCIAL, 200 bic block
fioorea basement: convenient to StafH ali trsns n
onS Ssbi ess5 ss ssgy pm
sas sasmnIKo nIK RaEAALTY aAIJ &c. noux soo
Of 3rd st. s.e.:, 2-story frame, 5 rooms and
RssSs s s. g. Sso
lot IS ee seep s5ck very rsasonsbS aaS
ssa sss ss a@a mSnfsy r. sKsRo RsKnsni RA Ga 81 p
CoLoRED-soO o ST. s.w.; e-story row
reasonshiy priced; Call DI. s725, s-s p, m
BASILIKO REALTY co. 4
CoLoRED-lOO BLOCK L ST. NV; p
story frame house. 9 rooms; kitchen and
bath: also another 4-room brick building
included; lot containing both homes is I26
feet deep; convenient terms can be ar
RANGED very small down payment required.
call DI. S725, as pm q
CoLORED-ONLY $3.50 DOWN; near 10Th
aoove ao New Hampshire ave; ,4-story. semi
; bedrooms, h.-sh;; house, in excellent
condition; :, priced low with convenient
tSp terms . - Cal " pI s725. s-s pm. N. BASIL
coIoREDIi10o BLOCK 9Th ST. s.E.i .
story semidetached and basement brick
contains rooms and bath: small down
payment p z 4, required Call DI. s725. 9-s p m
COLORED, 18th ST. N.W.-Lovely rooms,
locations; only S11 $50: substantial down
payment pa nt,i required g Ga Gsil today and week
Conn: ave NV. HO. 5663. 4
CoLoRED-sO0 BLK. 4th ST. NV
family house, baths; rent, S67 so. Price,
$3.50. $1,000 cash.
$500 blk. High st. Sc. 6 rooms, bath,
Arcola-oil burner. Price. Sc. 900. 81 900
cash. GUY TIMER, 1926 You ST. NV.
NO. 1907. 4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR REM

OLD MANSION containing 1900 so. It, 2i
rooms above, parking space Might be
used for service or social welfare orsani-
Peck of SANDOZ. INC, DU 1884, or horns
phone, HO. 1857. -
STORES. warehouses, ofhces: specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties.
VIII build to suit your requirements Lo-
cafions available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE.
DoWNTowN-Entire 3-story building.
$4,000 so. TT, available almost immedi.
atsly; especiaIy desirable for school,
REIIDDeELL 81 enad REALTY CO., 1742 st. NV.
18th AND L SITS. N.w.-end and srd
noors of large, well located brick bldg
feet Of space. Owner will remodel to suit
tenants. r. S. BLACKSTONE, p27 18th
st NV, MA 269o a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

HAVE CASH BUYERS for your home or
acreage in Arlington, Falls Church, Fair
lax; EcS;. esc; Can CHARLES r. MORAN
MR.. AND MRS. HOME OWNERS, all cash
for your better-type Md homes if within
reason. Call HO 1850 -
FULL COLONEL, permanently assigned
washington, home from 4 years overseas
desires 2 or :, bedroom unfurnished house
IN Virginia within z miles Pentaeon Call
RE. 500, Ext. s313: or evenings, warren
ton 654, collect 6s
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

PENN. AVE, NV, near new Geo War
University Hospital and Columbia HOSPITAL
LIST commercial, Gift. frontage, aliey.
rresent improvements could easily be re.
age for additional building Excellent To-
cation; ideal for apt. house site. Priced for
immediate sale at $4,000. CHAS L.
NORRIS, Realtor, exclusive agent S1ah
Pa. ave. NV, RE. Pip.
GEORGIA AVE, at Columbia rd.-Safe.
way store building, about years old:
leased At S2135 per year, nets 81 1926 on
81 800 price Terms, $4,000. S10l per
month. Call Stanton Kolb. ewes. Nj.
l HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS waitins to
purchase % apartment houses, large or small.
and stores. For immediate sale cali q G.
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave, National ASA.
(0OntfntfeA an Nert pas
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OLORED-2-STORY FRAME, 2 rms, 4
,edrms., small basement; one acre land,
everal fruit trees; close to schools, bus.
s3, 500. Will help finance. Telephone EN-
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# y: :Y s5 &;: n$:5s
Silver sPRING-possession; det. asbes-
place. dining rm. kitchen, lse. pantry;
d rear aod2 porch fhi :. ife 5edrms mi and
no. o36a Tin s pm. aown your own
home" WILLIAM CALoMIRIS PROPER
NEAR NAVAL HosPITAI-petached bun
EaiSw Lying room Nth dining alcoye
CUSHARD, DI. Ss43. -5
CORNER BRICK, Mt. Pleasant: center hall
planned, A. #. wide, has 8 rooms. kitch-
baths on 2nd A.; practically new oil burn
er. covered front porch, concrete with
prick. columns; electric refrigerator: price
will show by appointment during weekdays
siss It T aRAv2aTTE, 2dsfE ~: Has oTbdi 18th ST. st.
ne fsiial GxyE n HOMES MES in all sections of the
city; call or come in and see US, of1ce
qpep 1afb .ntil y i pm IN dso5 s cRIvELLA 84ls
NEAR Dept: OF Agriculture. 1st commercial
property suitable for any type business;
this property now rented as three apis.
pro- cRfVE s s4ls sna ofas5 iab
FACING Geo Wash; Univ 6niVessitg. uat ] IN neiss me
mercial block of G St. NV, 2-story, Groom
possession: priced under. $4,000. cHAs.
+ a NORRIS; or Refltor, Exclusive Agent a1s5
coiNGREssss% ss% HEfGHTs, IL Raleigh st-Mos-
ern semidetached brick. 9 rooms and bath.
DI. 5146.
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TWO HoUsES-Near Providence Hospital,
9 rms one with store. Call Mt. Farley,
AT 2239 or TR. 1925. c. D. MURPHY.
WEST. LANHAM HILLs-Furnished 2-bed-
room bunsalow: living room; kitchen with
in attic, space for another. partially dug
sSs S,.,,Es as is w. &C., 5s:s
aYarTsvIIE Hn asS iqaaay qss BrandneW nM s-room 2
sns hS %h repsc as se'Sn dnns q roS
Bedrooms. tiled bath: full basement and q
copper plumbing; Possession about April
R4sf45vs Ay1s SS TS sS4 aS5S Sssn 5yS a,;
cHEvY chi SSnehE eaAsE aR' D. ckarse PM home Just
poom dining room den eeun'ph and etehen on Vinf Isl
floor: 4 rooms and bath on End; rooms
and bath on, 3rd; home in excellent condi.
'n e Co. heat, excus1e es
agents, 3403 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900
IMMEDIATE fsiitf Rims possEssIoN-Michigan pa Park
..-New-house, condition-Near Monastery
ski Six rooms; plus dining sleoye and incosed
hardwood floors throughout; natural wood. wood.
work: cedar closet; oil INV h. buiit-in ga
rage; substantial cash required. See any
NSN of fUcHs Ms co. i5ds 81 sss g. nv sHHh Nx
LARGE BROOM and 3-bath home in
heart of Hyattsyille; large apt. for owner,
ms SIS, 600. RoBsRT IT S. s'Go pAv1s Vfsm CO. CO.
1904 Baltimore blvd, Hyattsville, Md. Wa
5000. Open daily and Sunday until D m
--4
RIvERDALE-Large s-room. 2-bath home
on 60x120 lot; screened porches and fire.
place; ideal for large family or could be
converted into income property; price,
$J9,5oo: terms; 3 adjoining lots. each COX
10, available at $1,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS & CO, 1904 Baltimore blvd,
Hyattsville, Md. WA. 5000. Open daily
UNIVERSITY PARK - $50 feet on the
Washington Baltimore blvd; 9-room .
bath brick home; fireplace, glassed-in rear
porch and screened front porch; full base
eatherstripped; 2-car garaEe: ideal for
ROBERT s: DAVIS 4 CO: $500 Baltimore
blvd, Hyattsville, Nd, WA. 5000: Open
daily and Sunday until pm "a
GUESTHOUSE--Detsch brick. 8 bed
rooms. "a baths. oil heat electric refrie-
eSator. 2-car sarase. Now vacant. Can
call DIXIE REALTY Co, Ma. $3.50.
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e. s. Ambassador
Feted at Dinner
Bv the Oldbams

A small and interesting diplo-
matte dinner took place last even
ing in the Australian Embassy when
the Charge d'Affaires and Mrs. John
Oldham entertained in honor OF the
new United States Ambassador to
Australia. Mr.. Robert Butler. Mr.
Butler arrived in Washington the
day before from st. Paul where
he and Mrs. Butler have been get
ting their things ready for their
faraway move to Canberra. His
wife did not come with him on this
trip which will keep him in the
Capital only until Friday.
There were just IA guests at this
official dinner last night but many
more came in after dinner for the
showing of a Aim on Australia.
The new Australian Ambassador,
Mr.. Norman Maxim, is expected in
Washington with his family Sep
TENDER 4, while the Buffers plan to
leave this country with their son,
Mr.. Walter Butler, III. and daugh-
ter, Miss Catherine Butler, about
the middle of September
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
About Washington
By Hope Ridings Miller

to the butcher. the baker and the
neighbor over the fence; emphasiz-
ing that there must be a sweeping
change in Congress"
On the Democratic front, James
Roosevelt, chairman of the Califor-
mia Democratic State Central Com
mittee, has thrown political-minded
Californians into other by urging
New Workers to vote for Repub-
lican,
II guess anything a Roosevelt does
shouldn't surprise U.s." said a men,
Der of the committee, "but when he
advocates reelection of Representa-
tive Augustus w. Bennett, Republic
can, over Mrs. Katherine st. George.
another Republican, it's time some
body called haiti"
Jimmy Roosevelt, meanwhile. keeps
insisting that he is justified in urg-
ing New York voters to defeat Mrs
st. George. Reiterating the point
that he knows whereof he speaks,
ne insists, She is almost as polit-
lcally reactionary as her mentor,
Hamilton Fish. She's a distant rela
tive OF mine. and / know what kind
OF Congresswoman she would make
"a second Fish" incidentally many
persons here seem happy that New
York voters ignored Jimmy's sugges-
ton and nominated Mrs. st. George
anyway.
Meanwhile as the California Re-
publicans battle the Democrats, and
the California Democrats battle with
each other, at least one noted wom-
an. who has been taking an active
part IN politics out here now has
something more important on her
mind. She is Jacqueline Cochran.
the noted aviatrix, who in private
lie Is Mrs. Floyd Odlum. Some time
ago in Washington she told me she
was determined that Representative
Ed lac would not be reelected: and
from all accounts since, she has
been working pretty steadily in that
direction. But when talked to her
by telephone today and asked her
now things were going, she came
back brightly, "Oh, you mean about
my unification plan?" Unification
OF what-the Democratic and Re-
publican parties? I wanted to know.
I'll tell you the whole story when
see you" she said.
Distributed by MeN.usht Syndicate, 1ne)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
THE EVENING, STAR Washington, D. c. B.
THURSDAY ~, I94e#
Miss Dybdabl We'd
To Mr.. Mitchell
In Takonza Park

The marriage of Miss Mary Jane
Dybdahl, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Dybdahl of Richmond, Calf,
to Mr. Robert H. Mitchell of Ta-
koma Park, took place last eve
ming in the chapel of the Theology
ical Seminary in Takoma Park.
with the Rev. DR.. Frank H. Yost,
uncle of the bridegroom. officiating.
Mr.. Mitchell is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Rolfe B. Mitchell Of South
Wilton, Conn
The bride. who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore gown Of
white brocade with a long veil and
carried a white Bible overlaid with
white roses. -.
Miss Elsie S. Dybdahl of Rich
mond was maid of honor for her
sister, wearing a gown of blue net
and lace, and the bridesmaids were
Miss Frances Marian Penn. in q
similar costume in pink, and Miss
Anna Mae Dybdahl. another sister
of the bride, who was clad in yell
low. All the attendants carried
Colonial bouquets of garden flowers.
Mr.. Relfe B. Mitchell, jr, of Will
ton was best. man for his brother
and the ushers were Mr. Donald
Yost. Mr. Charles Wittschiebe. Mr..
Philip Lemon and Mr.. James Pogue.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell will be at
home after September 5 at So Den
wood avenue in Takoma Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Suzanne MOrseII
To Wed This Fall

A former Capital debutante and
daughter of an old Washington
family. Miss Suzanne Morsell, will
be married this fall to Mr.. William
Blaine Asher, also of this city. Their
engagement is announced today by
the bride-elect's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Tudor Morsell of Chevy
Chase.
Miss Morsell was graduated from
National Cathedral School and
Ogontz Junior College in Philadel-
phia. and made her debut here at
the Chevy Chase Club in 1888.
Mr. Asher, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde B. Asher of Washington,
is a graduate of St. Adams School
and Princeton University, where he
was a member of the Elm Club
He served 81 months overseas in
Army Ordnance and was released
from active duty with the rank of
captain in March, 1916. He is a
member of the Princeton Club of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29

Ohio. following their wedding trip
through the South by motor. Mr..
and Mrs. Ault, the latter formerly
Miss Elizabeth Anne Mertz, were
married August "a in the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
H. Mertz, In Cleveland Park. The
Rev. DR.. Charles T. Warner, rector
OF st. Adams Church, ofYiciated.
Mr.. Mertz gave his daughter in
marriage and her wedding costume
was Of aqua crepe with q coronet Of
matching net. She carried prayer
book covered with butterfly orchids.
Miss Virginia Rusch was maid of
honor and Mr.. Paul Pierson OF
worcester, Mass, was best man.
Miss Rusch wore dusty pink and
carried gladioluses and blue lark
spur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond e. Ault
OF Alliance came for their sons we'd
ding. He has been in the East do
ing research work at the Johns
Hopkins laboratory. His bride at
tended George Washington Univer-
sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
10 Women Flyers
Head for Conclape

A group of 10 delegates from the
Washington Chapter of the Women
Flyers OF America will be off by
plane this afternoon for Cleveland
where the VITA is today opening its
first national convention.
Miss Celia Kaler, chairman of the
Washington Chapter, will head the
delegation to Cleveland, where the
national air races in celebration of
Cleveland's centennial, are also
being held. Miss Kaler will be &C
companied by Miss Edna Griffin
chapter secretary, and Miss Eliza
beth Kelly, chapter adviser.
Delegates from each of the WAS
10 chapters will attend the sessions
at which every phase of civilian
aviation will be discussed, with spe-
cial emphasis on private flying.
A busy program is scheduled for
the delegates. with convention meet
ings in the mornings, air races in the
afternoons, and dances and balls in
the evenings. The convention will
close Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
MissWrigbtsonB Back

Miss Aileen Wrightson has joined
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Wrightson in their Chevy Chase
home and will be with them through
the month Of September. Miss
Wrightson went to Curacao, Meth
erlands West Indies, year and a
half ago and served in the consul
late there. For the past year she
has been in Panama, where her
mother spent month OF six weeks
in the late winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
RHtb Vial Bride
of Lester HogAe

A recent bride was Miss Ruth
Vial. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph M Vial of University Park.
who was married to Mr.. Lester E.
Hogue on August %. Mr.. Hogue is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Hogue of Brandywine. The ceremony
took place in the RiverdaIe Presby-
terrain Church, the Rev. Keith Gusts
officiating.
The bride wore pearl en-
broidered white satin gown with a
long train over which her full length
veil of illusion fell from a coronet
of lace. She carried a shower bouquet
of white roses.
The matron of honor was her
sister, Mrs. Frederick T. Battey of
La Grange, ILL.,, and Miss Myra Van
dersall of Wooster, Ohio, was maid
of honor. The other attendants were
Mrs. Lois Michel, sister of the bride
groom. and Mrs. Philip r. Hogue OF
University Park. Little Miss Carole
Beth Battey was ring bearer and
flower girls were Miss Joyce Battey
and Miss Carol Michel
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents,