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STORES FOR SALE,

DOWNTOWN SHOPPING SECTION, choice
locations: on F St or on G st. owner
Will sell the property. Box 243-z, Star
rs YOUR STORE FOR sALE."-May 7
assist you in securing pureh SER )
HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855.
downtown JEwELRY STORE" 4,
unusual opportunity for an experienced
party to purchase this long established.
well h-iocated business; about $50 900 cash
Teaaired For full details please call
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Realtor, RE, 1855.
STORE, 18th AND H SITS Nw.-2nd floor,
rooms. kitchen and bath; 3rd floor, 3
rooms. kitchen and bath; S24, 900, terms,
Ekcelient store. Penna. ave. at 2Ist ST. n "
ma moor, apts., vacant Sept. lst, S55. :
200, terms. Store, 1st and U SITS. nw-2
APIS S26,5uO. terms. DEBWAY REALTY,
1854 Girard St DE S5TT
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

lng' 5000 to 5000 50. #. would sublssse
or share facilities with present ten
anls: long or short term lease. Call Over
WAREHOUSE SPACE. for Is to 30 cars,
trucks or traLers; also exhibit and ofice
space; service included. SHERIDAN GAR
AGE, 2ol6 Que 81. NV, phone MI Sl0O
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SUBURBAN RENT-yIRGINlA

BELLE HAVEN - Partially furn, lovely
looking river; first f.. liv. rm.. din rm
kit, laundry rm. and maids rm. and
bath; second f., bedrms., , baths; Ige
garden: occupancy middle of Sept. Shown
by appt. Adults only. 5000 month
BLANCHE S. CATION, agent. TE. 2304
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

within Is mi. D c.. pref lee. plot or small
farm; pay 81 900 down, bal. liberal month
ly payments or trust Box 1921, Star.
VETERAN, ENGINEER, desires to rent
house in Va, within 80 miles of D. c.,
furnished or kitchen only furnished; 3
children. Box 345-z, Star l3s
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OFFICES WANTED.


ACCOUNTANT desires space in attorneys
suite or Office, principal downtown Office
building, RA. / 253. Box 321-Z, Star l2s
OFFICE wanted with reception room and
phone, and stenographic service avail
able; furnished preferred: near 14th and
F. or centrally located downtown. Box
l0o-Z Star 1os
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

WE CAN sUPPLY You with switchboard
secretarial service and downtown mailing
address. Also steno. services. d. 3141,
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OPEN TO-DAY : 30 to $50. Attractive
brick bungalow 473T goth ct. north
This lovely home has Just been COM
pletely redecorated under our supervision
and is located in good section conveniently
near 1oc bus and shopping center at Glebe
rd and Lee hwy.
II has five rooms of generous size, en-
trance hall and coiorful tiled bath on
first floor. with large fioored attic for
extra rooms or storage, full dry basement
with built-in garage, half bath and space
for game room, equipped kitchen. wood
burning fireplace. LIVING porch nice lot
with lovely lawn. planting and some trees
Priced at Sl4,Soo. with substantial cash.
and II interested, better plan on driving
cut this week end
To reach Over Key Bridge. right on
Lee hwy. to Glebe rd, left = squares to
over @ Memorial Bridge. rght on Si0Pssi Ronie 90 81
to Giebe rd,., right to goth ST left 10
property. KEITH D. BRUMBAcK, exclu-
Slvey Chestnut 35oT
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rODAY'S BARGAIN!


3bedrm.. 2-bath brick: Vienna: SI3,-
. bedrm. Colonial; waverly Hills; s13.-
2-family home. Alex, sl3,95o.
- rms. 494 acres; Falls Church: S1s.
Lge, bung. oil heat: Ballston; Si2. 500
Colonial brick, tiled bath, SI4,450,
n-rm. Lyon Village bung. Sl4.250.
Come by office at 1912 North Moore st,
AL ihess va bosss Gust over Key srage, e sse
CO, Oh. 4434. CHI. ll62, OK. 3l2o for
MCLEAN, VA. 6-room, 2-story frame
mouse, newly constructed; garage; = addi-
tional. rooms incomplete, enough materials
to finish house. Large shaded lot, wooded
area. with very quiet surroundings. Very
attractive porch Owner built house for
IN Mclean, Va, - building lot, Iooxl47;
sMOoT, Mclean. Va. Elmwood 30S. Ill
NEW 2-SToRY BRICK-Beautifully de-
signed and solidly built; Just being com
pleted in restricted subdivision of fine
homes 6 rooms and bath, closets. sun
porch, rooms in full basement, OIL &C.
heat: refrigerator; l2-acre seeded lawn
shade trees. Possession 80 days or less
$1,000, terms
Four rooms and bath newly decorated
interior, Engleside, Va, just l block OFF
Alexandria and D. c. $4,000. terms RAY
BARNEY, Vienna, Va. Office, 2lS: resi-
dence. l54. Ill
CoLORED--34 ACRE, l2-rm frame house.
oil h.-w.h in town of Vienna, Va. for
quick sale; $3.50 on terms. RAY BAR
NEY, Vienna, Va. Office 2lSi residence
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OPEN ToDAY.e TO 6 r.M.-l3a North y
equip. M sit,. screened porch, fun base
ETC. 5000 cash needed, pA'b; bal. %" m nefs: St
TnTta,hss Tm9rtgage To reach; Out Lee blvd to
BfpkooM II HomH ME offered 9k alio for sale for
me the lst TT time this week. Lee. corner lot,
BANGS r wM saF'Rfr " JoassToN efhs!f NSoscNE sHea:
HoMEs M MEseaPfi GH pIoe OK tapestry BRICK
sls kitchen. hen den and = bath on Ist floor, ol;i )
G. ,,AuBREY RoBiNsoN 1905 Tracy Ira s'O1i oI
pprN pSllS CHURCH Tn 23s57W 5 y 800. yu,, Ia
st. nearby Arlington-Brick finest prewar
construction. This home consists of spa
cious living room with fireplace. Nice din
with ample cabinet space . fine bedrooms
with very large closets. tile bath Nice lot
with wit trees and incIosed rear yard; nr,
To reach, out. Washington blvd. to North
AND open" sign; ENzoR REALTY CO,
3sI4 ist ST. No, No. ARIiNGToN-open .
We proudly ot1er one of the better homes
In nearby Arlington located in a section
known for its rustic charm and dignity
The home has : nice bedrooms and ample
sosets LIVING og S3n with fireplace
pointed dining room unusually large kitch-
en-, garage, oil h.-w.h.; level lot, 6Sxl2O
B9ss snd out T. Lee svd to
Irving ST., right en- Irving St. to No, lst
SIGN left Eszo ~ srA2ry Il t. Y0 CO. aa4 OK snd s
THREE Bedrooms, Ia baths. ao4 South
Cleveland, Sl3950; Open 2 to 8 pm;
convenience of this home. 1t has been re-
decorated in the best taste and with
finest materials, 1st floor consists Of
large bright kitchen, breakfast room OF OF
den, "a bath; on end floor there are 3
well arranged bedrooms and beautiful bath
TEN. Fine corner lot with trees To reach:
over Memorial Bridge and out Lee blvd. to
South Fillmore, left on South Fillmore to
south c1eveIsnd @ " ENzoR Has REhITY Al N9 CO os
OK o234 CH. 1000 Exclusive.
OF prae ssas hsme this 02 saS
attractive, a-bedroom home can be seen
Sunday afternoon from 2:ao until $40
Dental section, il, is only 4 squares from
bus service on Columbia pike; large living
room, dinette and efficient, compact kitch-
on second, floor; features include high
elevation. beautiful trees and play yard,
fenced in wit With rustic fence; wonderful
at $3.50 $4,000 cash. oash m possession sIn sac ae
days or sooner, Why not drive out and
todayP To reach: Out Columbia pike to
Columbus St., left to I'a St. right. to
s ei1 to er qss f
SEE ssffEEEPY HoiIow-,s of an acre, 800
Fails Church; oak trees cover large e i5arfI part
Of it: overlooks broad valley to the south;
excellent drainase: corner lot, This plot
$500 cash. Cali TIE. o502. IL.
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Miss Blodgett Wed
To Mr.. Refsbange
Last EUening

At the wedding of Miss Evelyn
Denison Keep Blodgett and Mr..
Walter Stuart Refshauge last eve
ming, DR.. Albert F. Woods, family
friend and former president of the
University of Maryland, gave the
bride in marriage. The bride is the
daughter of the late DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Harvey Blodgett of Wash
ington and the bridegroom the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew H. Refs
hauge of Cedar Falls, Iowa.
The chapel of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church was decorated
with white roses. carnations and
gladioluses for the ceremony. which
took place at 8 o'clock in the eve
ming. DR.. Joseph N. Broadly was the
offlcaiting clergyman.
The bride wore white eyelet
dress, white f1owered hat, and a
white orchid corsage. Her matron
OF honor, Mrs. Barnard De Jean
JOY, wore pink jersey dress and
contrasting black hat and corsage
of sweetheart roses and violets. Best
man was Mr.. Richard A. Williams.
Following a reception at the
brides home, the couple left to mo-
tor North on their honeymoon. Upon
their return they will make their
home in Washington. For her
travelling costume, Mrs. Refshauge
wore a black gabardine suit and lav-
ender hat.
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University Park
Club Board Called

The University Park Woman's
Club will hold it's first executive
board meeting of the club season at
l pm. Wednesday in the home of
its president, Mrs. John G. jenkins.
at 43l2 Clagett road, University
Park, Md.
Luncheon will be served after
the meeting, following which the
group will make a trip to the Cen
eral Federation of Women's Clubs
headquarters at 1874 N street NV.
Newly appointed committee chair
men include: Mrs. J. F. Fox,
American citizenship; Mrs. R. o.
Stelzer, education; Mrs. o. S.
Aamodt. fine arts; Mrs. M. T. Charl-
ton, art and painting: Mrs. Frank
w. Parker, crafts; Mrs. Melvin S.
Donaldson, drama: Mrs. c. F. Orton,
music; Mrs. Otis H. Wesley, poetry;
Mrs. C. c. Nikiforoff. photography
Mrs. A. K. Besley, preservation of
Maryland antiquities; Mrs. Richard
o. Burgess, home and gardens; Mrs.
Earl D. Fowler, international rela-
tions.
Mrs. G.. Carville Bowen, legisla-
tion: Mrs. John E. Conley, men,
bership; Mrs. H. M. Tysdal, nutri-
ton and consumer interest, Mrs.
Frank M. Stephen, parliamentarian
Mrs. Frank P. Cullinan, Peace
Service; Mrs. w. B. Meyers, press
and publicity; Mrs. G. v. C. Hough-
land, public welfare and recreation:
Mrs. Leonard Burch, ways and
means, and Mrs. M. A. JUL, hos
pitality and program,
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Miss Rose CaNan,
Mr.. Kenneth Smith
Married Yesterday

ST. TereSa's Church was the scene
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock of
the wedding of Miss Rose Eliza
beth Callan, daughter of Mr.. John
L. Callan and the late Mrs. Callan
and Mr. Kenneth Arthur Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Smith
of Dunkirk, N. Y. Father J. j.
Clark officiated at the ceremony
Escorted by her uncle, Mr.. James
R. Merriman. the bride wore gown
with white lace over a satin bodice
and white net over satin skirt.
Her fngertip length veil was held
by sweetheart crown and she
carried a white orchid on a prayer
book.
Miss Geraldine Weible was maid
of honor. She wore a pink gown
with a satin bodice and net skirt
and her flowers were an old fash
ioned nosegay. The bridesmaid was
Miss Ann Mcdaniel and she was
gowned In blue satin and carried
flowers like those of the maid of
honor. Little Dorothy Ann Good
win was the flower girl. She also
wore blue satin and carried tiny
nosegay. Mr.. Richard J. Smith
was best man for his brother and
the usher was Mr., James L. Callan,
brother of the bride.
Following the reception the couple
left for their wedding trip in Maine
and Boston. Upon their return,
they will reside in Fairfax Village.
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numbers Of higher ranking officers.
She received medal with rosette
She saluted snappily as she stood
before the Ambassador, and smiled
radiantly as she shook hands after
the medallion was pinned in place
She came here from her home in
Groton, Mass, and has been on
duty in the headquarters for the
training program. Her blond hair
hung in soft waves to her shoulders
she, like the other officers, was
hatless-and her deep blue eyes
Sparkled and danced as she talked
A long table for the serving OF
liquid refreshment was placed in
front of the hedge not far from
the giant oak on the lawn. To the
left of the porch another table
held delicious-and nourishing-
sandwiches, shrimps with unusual
sauce, and many other cocktail
hour delicacies. Guests fingered
until well-nigh dark and as attend
ants brought cars to the door, one
officer in reply to an inquiry said
"Yes, it's new. Just 18 miles record
ed, wanta' look?"
Mrs. Tan wore Chinese robe
Of chartruese with fine little black
figures and the standing collar and
bindings were black. Black also
were her long suede gloves, hand
bag and occidental black paten5
leather pumps with moderate heels.
Officers honored yesterday were:
Maj. Gen. R. B. Williams. Mai.
Gen. B. E. Meyers, Maj. Gen. Ed
ward M. Powers, Brig. Gen. William
w. Welsh, Col. Charles G. Kirk,
Col. Thomas R. Hornaday. Col.
Brook E. Allen, Col. John w. Mona
han, Col. j. T. Kenny, Col. Lathrop
B. Clapham, Col. P I. Doty, Col.
G. G. Carey, Col. Charles o. Met
tier, Col. Grahame M Bates, Col.
d. A. Sterning, 1t. Col w. w.
Roberts. 1t. Col. w. F. Brazcau, 1t.
Col. o. T. Jamerson, 1t. Col. c. H.
Hasse, 1t Col. j. A. Boyd, 1t. Col
C. H. Gitsinger. 1t. Col William
M. Goodman, 1t, Col. r. W. Weaver,
1t. Col. Ernest Hall. 1t. Col. H. E.
Latendresse, 1t, Col. Robert c.
Hornsby. Maj. Charles E. Branham.
Maj. T. Greene. Maj. w. P. Bitten
bender. Maj. H. L. Hall, Maj. R.
M. Smith, Mai. Richards, the only
woman; Mai. w. H. Rhoades, Capt.
James H. Culpepper Capt. w. A.
Buchanan, Capt. T. S. Post, and
Capt. F. S. johnson.
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Leonard H. Heitmuller, son of Mrs.
Lena Heitmuller of this city
The ceremony took place Satur-
day, August 3, in Christ Lutheran
Church, with the Rev. J. Frederic
Wenchel officiating.
Mrs. Milford c. Lower of Indian
apolls, was the matron or honor
and Miss Viola Kosky of this CITY
was the bridesmaid. Little Donna
Hummer and Mary Brown were
flower girls. Mr.. Robert Heitmuller
brother Of the bridegroom, was best
man.
After a wedding trip through the
New England States, Mr.. and Mrs.
Heitmuller will make their home
IN Silver Spring.
Lona-Thomas
Miss Priscilla Thomas. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clifford
Thomas of st. Petersburg, Fla, and
1t. Lawrence Waters Long. jr.
y. .. A, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Long
also of st. Petersburg but formerly
of Washington were married yes
terday morning. The ceremony was
performed in the Church of the
Nativity, the Rev. Robert J. Loch-
ner officiating and saying the nup-
tial mass
Mr.. John Francis, uncle of 1t.
Long, and Mrs. Francis were hosts
in their home at the wedding break
fast, only members of the two
families and few intimate friends
attending.
1t. and Mrs. Long have started
for the west where they will be at
home at Fort Lewis, Wash, 1t.
Longs new station.
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Wedding Held
1t Walter Reed

In double-ring ceremony al
Walter Reed Chapel last evening
Miss Evelyn Yvonne loyal, daughter
of Mr.. Alfred A. loyal and the late
Mrs. loyal of Somersworth, N. H.
became the bride of 1t. Gayle
Woods, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
E. Woods of Homedale, Idaho. Capt
E. Frein, Army chaplain, officiated.
The bride wore white satin gown
with a full train. Her fingertip veil
fell from a white sequin and pearl
cap, and she carried white roses and
stephanotis. Her cousin, Miss
Blanche loyal of New Jersey, was
maid Of honor and wore an off the
shoulder aqua net gown with a bou-
quet of yellow roses. The other at
tendants also carried yellow roses
and were costumed in yellow dresses
fashioned in the same style as the
maid of honor's. They were Miss
Dorothia Wyllie of PENNSYLVANIA
Miss Virginia DeMatteo of New
York and Mrs. Eric Murrell of Sill
yer Spring.
1t. F. T. DeCock of Baltimore
served as best man and the ushers
were 1t. H. A. Doty. 1t. G. H. May
and 1t. Lewis Schumacher, all OF
Fort Belvoir.
After a wedding trip to Virginia
Beach, the couple will make their
home temporarily in Washington
Mrs. Woods is a graduate of ST.
Joseph's Convent in Maine and Of
Mcintosh College, Dover, N. H. 1t
Woods will obtain his civil engineer
ing degree from Oregon State Col
lege in the near future. During the
war he served in the European the
ater.
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Maryland Chub
To Auard Prizes

Members of the Woman's Club
Of Darnestown Md will bring
flower arrangements for discussion
and awarding of prizes at the next
meeting of the club at 2:30 pm.
Saturday at the home of Mrs. Upton
Nourse in Jacksonville, Md.
Mrs. Raleigh Chinn, chairman Of
the clubs War Services Committee,
will also inform the group about its
latest peacetime project, the sup
port of French war orphan, whom
the club adopted last spring.
The club, which is the oldest fed
Grated woman's club in MONTGOMERY
County, is also an active supporter
Of the Federation of Women's Clubs
project, Peace Plan Practical" Mrs.
Paul Culbertson, the clubs extern
sion secretary for the project, which
embraces foreign and territorial
clubs, will report on her work.
Miss Eleanor Darby, club presi-
dent, will preside.
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BGP ClHb Names
COMMITTEE Heads

Announcement of standing COM
mittee chairmen for the coming
year has been made by the Business
and Professional Womens Club Of
the District.
Newly appointed chairmen in
clude; Mrs. Grace M. Rupert edi-
tor of the club bulletin, Capital
Women; Mrs. Alyce R. Gatlin, ed
ucation and vocations; Mrs. Flora
A. Mordhorst, finance; DR.. Carolyn
S. Pincock, health and safety; Mrs.
Mary S. Laber, house; Miss Rita
Heany, international relations: Miss
Vera M, Lundquist. legislation.
Miss GeneVieve Rogers, member
ship; DR.. Irma Gene Nevins, news
service; Miss Marjorie F. Webster,
program coordination; Judge Ellen
K. Raedy, public affairs; Mrs. Hazel
Kenyon Markell, radio. and Miss
Marguerite RaWalt, research.
Other special officers named are
Mrs. Burnita Matthews. legal ad-
wiser, and Miss Elizabeth Mann,
parliamentarian
Mrs, Thelma R. Davenport Is the
new club president.
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Miss Cbrist1nan
Il Recent Bride

The Rev, and Mrs. Harry Krum
Christman of Mountain View, Calf,
formerly of Takorna Park, an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Christman, to Mr.. Louis Paul
Schutter Of Memphis. The we'd
ding took place August II in the
Seventh-day Adventist Church in
Mountain View.
The father of the bride officiated
and Miss Pauline Weitz was her
maid Of honor. The best man was
Mr. Mervin Maxwell.
Mrs. Schutter is graduate of
the Pacific Union College in music
and Mr.. Shutter, who studied at
Washington Missionary College,
completed his senior year in the
ology in the Pacific Union College.
The couple will visit Mr.. Schutter's
relatives in Memphis and later come
to Washington to be guests of the
brides grandfather, the Rev. Frank
H. Robbins.
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In the Bridal Procession

Miss Dorothy Lawrence Barclay
was married to Capt. Barnett Huse,
lr,, on Saturday, August 10, in the
Georgetown home of her grand
father. Mr.. Edmund Myers Talcott.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs
Hugh GAYLORD Barclay. ir., and
Capt. Huse is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnett Huse of Sacramento.
Given in marriage by her grand
father, the bride wore a bouffant
gown Of white taffeta and finger
tip veil which fell from a halo of
tulle. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and delphinium, Her
only attendant was Miss Alice
Wright Of Dallas, who was cos
tuned in an aqua chiffon gown
and carried Talisman roses. Mr.
Hugh GAYLORD Barclay III served
as Capt. Huses best man.
After a reception attended by a
small gathering of close friends and
relatives, the young couple left to
drive to San Francisco where they
" Al lIlt1hT i44Cll JlDlltt. lllC III I0C
wore blue gabardine suit with
brown accessories.
La M0nac0-W0ira
In a double ring ceremony on
Sunday. August II, Miss Constance
Marie Mora, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Iiborio Mora. became the
bride Of Mr.. Joseph J. La Monaco.
son of Mrs. Ida La Monaco of Los
Angeles. The wedding took place at
three in the afternoon. the Rev
Frederick Teletcia officiating.
The bride was gowned in white
marquisette with a flngertip veil
held by a tiara of tulle trimmed
with orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was of white roses and orchids. The
bridegroom S sister, Mrs Frank A,
Vacant. was natron of honor, and
her husband was best man. Miss
Theresa Mora was maid of honor
Both Mrs. Vacant and Miss MORA
wore yellow gowns and carried red
roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Josephine
Marietta, Miss Theresa Giordano,
Miss Peggy Antonio and Miss
Letitia Jean Mora. All wore net
gowns of pastel shades.
A reception was held at the home
of the brides parents. After a
honeymoon in New York City and
Atlantic City, the couple will re-
side in Washington, The bride
groom was recently discharged from
the Army after serving three years
in the European theater.
Heifmuller.W off
Announcement is made Of the
marriage of Miss Mary Louise Wolf,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. Wolf of Indianapolis, to Mr..
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Au Officers Decorated
1t Embassy Garden Fete
BY Katharine NJ. Brooks

Cherished friendship" Is the way
Dr.. V. K. Wellington Koo, recently
arrived Chinese Ambassador, ex-
pressed the ties between his country
and the United States. He said that
the presenting of the decorations
to 81 officers of the United States
Army is an expression of that bond.
The brief speech was made yeSter-
day afternoon at a garden party at
Twin Oaks, home of the Chinese
Ambassador, as prelude TO the
formal presentations.
DR.. Koo, already we'll known and
we'll liked in the Capital from his
former tours of duty at this post,
welcomed many old friends although
the 100 or more guests were almost
exclusively from Army circles. 1t
was the new Ambassadors first
party since his return here and it
was generally regretted that Mrs.
Koo has not yet left London to
join him. Mrs. Koo went back to
England, where DR.. Koo has been
ambassador for several years, to
pack up their belongings for ship
ment to Washington She Is ex-
pected to come the latter part of
August.
Mrs. Tan, wife Of the Chinese
Minister. acted as hostess for the
Ambassador and receiving with
them was the genial and smiling
Air Att3che 1t. Col. Ko-Isan Wang.
The three stood in the great hall
of the house Just at the door onto
the porch and guests, after linger-
ing to chat with them, went on
across the porch and onto the lawn
The medals, each with the flag of
China on a background of blue sky
with white clouds, were arranged
on table on the lawn. Each medal
was placed in its open box with
the name of the officer to whom
1t was awarded. There is a slight
variance in the medals themselves
but the most marked difference is
in those with ribbons-to be worn
about the neck, and those with
rosettes which were pinned to the
lapels. But each and everyone car
ried with it the gratitude of the
Chinese Republic for "meritorious
service rendered in connection with
the training program for Chinese
air cadets
Mai. Anne H. Richards, lone
woman among those thirty-odd
men, came in for most attention
in spite of the fact there were
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Bondy-LmpiA
Engagenzent Told

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Bondv
of Chevy Chase. Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Ruth Eleanor Bondy, to 1t. Col.
Robert Runyan Linvill. U. S. A., son
OF Mr. John Heaton Linvill of
Springfield, Ohio, and the late Mrs.
Linvill.
Miss Bondy is a graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan University and during the
war served with the Red Cross in
North Africa and Italy for two
years.
Col Linvill served with the 1st
Armored Division overseas for three
years, where he was a battalion COM
mander, and later, on the general
staff. Recently he was on the staff
of the Armored School of the Army
at Fort Knox. Ky. He Is a gradu-
ate of Ohio State University.
Evening star., 1946-08-15
Ne1Vlv1Ueds Return

Just back from a honeymoon mo-
tor trip are Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Marek who will make their home in
Washington. Before her recent
marriage, Mrs. Marek was Miss
Philis Hardie, daughter of Mrs. Rosa
M. Hardie and the late Mr.. Frank
E. Hardie of Washington. Mr.
Marek is the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas A. Marek of Coalport, Pa.
The bride wore an ivory brocade
gown with fingertip veil for her
wedding which took place in St.
Martins Church, Father Lewis Mil
tonberger offlciating, Her only at
tendant was Miss Frances Marek
who was costumed in aqua eyelet,
and best man was Mr.. Gregory Nor
ris