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ALTERATIONS AND BUILDING REPAIRS
residential or commercial; immediate sery.
ice on all work; skilled mechanics. al
work guaranteed DALLAS D. BALL
s sGfiiS IDA AND CONTRACTORS Genera
repairs and home improvements Of al
Kinds c. W. SNYDER g. SON, GE. 6172
CEMENT WORK, stone walls, hagstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces
T; MARCUCCIO, Rt 4, Horners lane, Rock
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing but the best;
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet Installations; Bruce finishes FLOOR
ING IN CoNTTRRAc CJS INC, 1872 Wiscon-
FLOORS SANDED, REFINIsHED, cleaned
s spd TsTsd 81 B g9aaE TAR RE ELoos
p +. LONG, RA. ssi4. D ~
FLOORS SANDED and refinished: 20 yrs
experience: dustless machines. home re-
GENERAL GENE Rant coNrE2cf fGs
tics, Easements finished; additions; altera-
tons: remodeling. c. A. NEWELL. CHI. 1882
JOHNS-MANVILLE roof1ng. siding, insula-
ton, storm sash; long terms; free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL.
PAINTING. DECORATING. papering, floor
work suaranteed: white mecha sRo01 frss
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON, estab-
PAINTING AND DECORArING, 40 years At
making homes brighter; for unexcelled
workmanship at reasonable rates, call
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS. SEA Emerson
st. NV. RA. $3.50 or GE. Ss63. 10
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

les HOME STUDY TRAINING Information
promptly available from Mr.. ]. w Short
land. representative, 212 Bond Bldg, Wash
;, p; C., NE. s166: Sundays and evenings
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Moderr
training in, all subjects; day. night ant
MAgELLE HONOUR SCHOOL. approved fol-
.. G. requirements and CT training. 1916
and seeretariai classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand tipping, bookkeeping
all ssereta rial subjects. Est
Inquire inquire now. MA. 233s. BOYD SCHOOL
1893 st. tOpp. Capitol Theater.)
POPULAR PIANO and accordion taught ir
20 lessons: improvising and transposing in.
GUIDED. Call or see MR.. NEWMAN. 100
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARAToRY SCHOOL
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 955S-Shorthand
Plttman and Gregg; speed dictation; 8
days and . nights each week. Special fol
competitive exams
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL,
33I3 14th st. NV. MI 955S: est. "a yrs
thousands successfully prepared. Let us
prepare you for civil service.
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HELP WokAEN.

YOUNG WOMEN-Want q ton you'd be
proud Off # you do. you can find 1t at the
We need the help of ambitious young wom-
en- who are interested in positions with an
necessary: youn be paid while IN trainhns
and you can look forward to steady em-
p PLY and regular pay increases: for
offices where we win be glad to discuss
employment with you: open until IN
for your convenience. 727 18th st. NV.
POTOMAC TELEpHoNE CO NeArhAAh q
WESTERN UNION OFFERS A CAREER-It
is the only company equipped to teach the
telegraph profession, weli-equipped schools
are at the disposal of young women. II to
~; paid while learning. For further par
ERN UNION. 10 I4th 81 n NJ " Il
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COLORED GIRL would like work as ele-
yator operator. daywork; experienced. Call
DRESsMAKING, design, remod., altera-
tons. eve gowns speciality: reas. MISS
BERT. $50 Irving NV. Apt 4. AID. 223S.
DRESSMAKING and alterations wanted to
Do II my home; ME. 543s. 3.
GIRL, colored. desires job as clerk-typist;
experienced. Call MRS. WLKERsON,
IiRR g sRf.N sxn.r,.n..s aos z.
Minnesota. wants position with D. c.
school or firm, Box OR, Star %
NURSE, practical, white, settled, wants
elderly patient, NV. section, 81 per day;
references. :. Box SS-R. Star. Il
SECRETARY, Ii yrs exper. legal, report
IFS w.p.m. shorthand; S50-S5B wk. MRS
RILEY, FIR. $685. after p.m
initiative desires responsible position, ca
pable Of managing small office: 6-day
week. Box 149-R. Star,
SEC.-RECEPTIONIST. experienced, die
teting machine. no shorthand, 5 or So
e say VIZ T nj mini nun. s45 wk. Call MISS
SECRETARY-s TENoGRAPHER, % years
of age, desires permanent position; Govt.
and trade association experience. Box AZ
r, Star. IL
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PERSONAL,

KIND CARE given invalids and elderly
people; good foe pleasant surroundings,
Dunn Loring, Va, Falls Church 1377-W
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-.
$500 on your signature
HOWELL ACADEMY. accredited boarding
school for boys in kindergarten through
stn grade' ioeated on Severn River estate
HIGHEsT PRICES PAID for diamon mho and
}eIwg,e1l,Ty; , guaranteed appraisal: licensed
HATS MADE FROM SUIT MATERIALS
'f; 55a5 Y I4th st. 0T nv
SoMMEReIAL PHOTOGRAPHY done, al
kA FAKE fd4 seddinss parties
ssse2ns Adams sss '1s g R''Rii cf e.
S SkEssSa AND ALTERAr1oNs-
located above Loew's. Columbia Theater.
E eng to o GndsH a As Fifth sye Va
lilo St NV, Room 20. Telephone
sffsstlEf bSqs; HAIR REMOVED, latest
electronic method' by appointment only;
consultation. free. Call SALLY. Randolph
M S9Ha se9 istS needle IsS specialist
GHAPMAM REALTY ALT CO, RE 1915 &
recreation room. Let US make that unused
portion of your basement into an integral
part Of your home. Mirrored bars, imita-
then eoss Is sss Sr saae
received FLA terms Phone today for
free estimate REcREAJ1oN ROOM 60;
fHoTos oF YoSR BABY i! i y saS home
20 different poses. $3.50. You will treas
nent eail no, 1920: day Or evening -
INCOME Rsse TAX R RET szs State and Fed
sral; prepared by accountant, Books
10 dss aa shep sehe edo Pick
Y N ssf ds aExTKEABEE 1854 1ntef5.as,
SLIP COVERS and draperies professionally
bosfeTad from contour your or our material Up
PRf fSa RG sGHo0L G IN Maryland has open
Ing for on child over years of age. lay
RE De eof r sly i6 h9%s yE,
MOTHER, colored, will give personal care
to o several preschool age children. TR.
WILL PAY CASH for your furniture If You
VII give possession of your apt. LII. 2592
LOANS 70 pay taxes and other expenses,
ct cash sas on On hTst visit AFRO MoNEzYs'
aRE 4on S nRf Sri x IN t sA 2s
gomery County, Md, why not be one of
the six foster mothers needed Immediately
by Social Service League to board babies?
s Sa R nefkfie M af7 or write lo4 s. Perry
MooR SERVICE, RE. ssse; re aAsnes
Will BUY second-trust notes secured by
Washington or nearby Maryland or Va
properties. Quick settlement Box 90-R,
PERMANENT, 81; shampoo and finger wave,
SOC; No appointments MABELLE HON.
VACANCY for elderly LADY ds' some care.
SWISS-AMERICAN WATCHES repaired: 8
to 5 days service; clocks and jeweIry re-
paired: pearls restrung; matchmaker on
Tor R RTpmRs all york
st, between 9th and 10th SITS. NV. MA.
yETERANs-There's big money in selling
1888: after D :. TR4 1853 sii Mn cox RE-
SHORTHAND practice. reader wanted by
f g SfsI reading If preferred. Box II54-
HEIRLOOM LACE, exquisite duchesse and
rosepoint lace hounce ideal trimming
Ior bridal gown and veil. Box 134-M
cONvALEsCENT HOME has 1st-hoor
room, private, next to bath; ambulatory
fassif 2s1y mA III 3sss for excusv.
ing house on 18th ST., SIS a month plus
2.rm: apt, for experienced woman. age
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HONE IMP. coMpANIEs tcon,. !,

PAINTING, decorating. interior and ex-
s Wore Ar Ga sRs service
PAPERING AND FLOOR WORK-My free
estimate and samples will save you money;
P P5s sssan AND Mi HEa esfs new bath
rooms, repairs, hot-water heaters, remod-
cling MCKINNEY" TR. 1888. 2.
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LATION CO, b502 Wis. ave WI 1900
ROOFING, SIDING. insulation, caulking,
ING CO, GIL. 2256: 81. 2100: DI. 0122.
%
ROOFING-Leaks slate, copper guttering,
guaranteed JOHN cLiFToN. az. s4ai -
WATERPRoOFING-A kinds. waterproof
your basement now Windows caulked, etc
ROBERT f. PRICE, RE 1891 &c
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
AERIAL PhOTOGRAPHY-Caii for prie

ACCORDION 4. se 12o,bass. Italian make. in
ACCORDION, 100 bass MERVIN CONN
MUSIC CO. 1902 18th st. NV.
ACCORDION, 4S-bass, perfect condition
ADDREsSOGRAPH, used very little, in
brand-new condition, 500. hand model Z
class 300. Phone Ma. 1924, Room 602
Columbian Bldg, 416 9TH st. NV.
AIR COMPRESSORS-(3) new. 20 cubic
IT. air compressors. skid or portable. Can
be seen at 1854 23rd st. NV. Saturday
and Monday. }. d
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC,

GIRL, colored, good cook, wants part
time Job from 4:15 to 8 pm, Monday
throush Friday: SIS week. DE $3.50
GIRLS, two. colored. wish Jobs as maid
or mothers helper, NV. section, 8 to $50
Pm: plain cooking CO. 1854.
cleaner; ironing; So, carfare. Elk. Os5s
VETERAN. wife and daughter desire to
share home with working couple; willing
to do cooking and housekeeping. RIA.
1927 to s pm.
home for children: all kinds Of mending
1904 10th St NV. first floor i
WOMAN, colored, desires daywork. laun-
dry or cleaning; SIS, lunch, carfare; can
cook Sundays; refs; NV. or Oh. Oh. DU.
1905
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SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont

TEMPORARY CHILD'S CARE or maternity
cases only. Greenbelt 5444 90
WOMAN with child will care for employed
couples. child and light housework, ex-
herself: refs. Ia. 0S42. 80
WOMAN with good educational. social work
and newspaper background desires work
related field. Will 60 anywhere. Box
WANTED. TIPPING to do at home. Phone
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

AVIATION SEC. CD, $500. Interesting
work: under 35; perm. future. Many other
unusual openings. Welcome. BOYDS,
1888 F. MA. 2340.
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE would like to manage apt.
building; wife typist: man has some daya
free to take care of building: prefer Sc;
best of refs. FIR. 1884
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TYPIST, young lady with some knowledge
Of stenography, in real estate office; per-
manent position, 512-day week; excellent
opportunity for high school graduate to be
rained in the business. Call AID. 3503.
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fhce o'DoNNELLs SEA H GRILL. De isoa
WOMAN, young, for stenosraphic work ir
ewslry hrm; pleasant surroundings; ex;
safn aot sox M Sta star age
lnd general kitchen work; hrs, = am tc
Pm aen day Roam VIZ EDO m ssao and ps uniforms
,refsrabiy one with opA expeTieaes, Appiy
m psg M ONCE ne At IN floor LANsBuRGH
WoMEN,' Is to ,s5: Special investigating
york: 5-day, 40-hour week; no experience
necessary: Apply $50 Colorado Bldg.' 14tt
WOMAN. middle-aged, refined, protestant
shite' , as companion housekeeper; nice
;sfsrsness Tea1ired. Box ioS S star tas
WOMEN, white; full or part time work
riders By phone. Cali FIR. 1896 $500. Ext. 81
WOMAN. colored. to make beds and clean
nbons " aSos Mas nou ase soo9 pay 90 no.
RoMEN, GIRLS, white. is to 40; pleasant
pttim gooG wk day or might
unity for advancement. uniforms furn.;
70 exper. nee. Apply TIA 18th st. NV.
wo oMi = Z R;m Telephone Co. has Jobs TO-
gon, the pay Is good raises , are regular
nS saa / e oces w PEI Us g one St. OF
"
1852 F St, NV; open evenings unit
sHEsAPEAKE 4 POTOMAC TELEPHONE
EoMAN INVESTIGATOR. age 25 to IS
or retail shopping service, no experience
Necessary; free to travel; starting salary
I25 per week and advancement. Appl.
~ letter for appointment. Box 36-M
WOMAN SoLICIToR-outside work. s.
TOUR day, 5-day week; S25 plus commits.
YARD GooDs saIIaswoMAN. training
viii be given on the job. Apply personne
mce, End floor. THE HEIGHT CO. st
foUNG LADY. experienced. to give exer
Use, full or part time, $3.50 a wk., {
lays. 1929 F st. NV, End floor. q
tQUNG LADY to assist in dental office
iischarged WAC WAVE or Marine he.e Ere Ere
Arizona, Calf. and return. NATIONAL.
Known hrm.. Average earnings 500
monthly UP plus bonus We furnish trans
eortation; expenses advanced See MR.
FREY, Suite $40, 1911 G ST. NV. %
sOUNG LADY for general office work; pre-
er one with knowledge of bookkeeping
6ust be aggressive, neat and attractive
This is q splendid opportunity with one o.
Eashington's foremost jewelry stores
FILE ROSS co.. 1881 r 81, NV. -
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

2-rm. apt, for experienced woman, age
not over 40 years, with nice disposition
Apply Box 43-M, Star
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Miniature speedsraphic, range
eKseen Hash san holders filters
CAMERA FASs@NoW available: Roll Aim
movie cameras. cut film, exposure meters,
movie lenses: Leica lenses: range fnaers,
ssld; s S sdo SO soMMERs CAMERA SSfsRii
CHAIRS, T.. dining. need repairs; metal
SSaag6ed, coil springs; reasonable. GE
CHAIRS - Hundreds and hundreds OF
brand-new chairs, drasticaily cut to as low
s ss s2s 5r,n Ladder,oask lyresack oeca-
Seats in tapestry. various colors OF leather
ana s,, plain seats Largest selection II
underneath our large Atlas neon sign. Be
doubly sure you are in Atlas. Open eve
nings until pm. Mondays and Thursdays
s e. D b. 49, aThAs BIZ ssg 81 2 2sa
table. 2 chairs, hand painted; NAH. rocker,
Phone EN- sa S7ss wool blanket oishes' sse
CHEST OF DRAWERS. curly maple, an
tiaue. clocks, l dated ITS: old quilts and
5oos Lowell st. NV. Oh IougSboro I'd. nav.
CLOTHING Men's suits. ovsrcoats and
gains in town. over 500 to o. choose si from sa
come in now and see these unusual buys
st, ne. Open to pm
CLOTHING-Men,s suits. wsmens clothes
TR. $3.50 Friday after 6, Saturday all day %
CLOTHING, UNIFORMS AND SABERS for
all purposes; We buy and sell. KOPERWAS
UNIFORM SHOP, 1916 7th st. NV. DE.
COAL AND WOOD RANGES, new and
used. large stock. ACNE FURNITURE co,
1015h 7th st. NV. Ma. $685..
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!, liquor store, suitable for drug
also iceboX for cooling beer and
S. Can be seen at 26lO Conn
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Only brand-new furniture is sold at Tur.
n Fl at su ARA! low PRICES and don't
company to finance your account at high
finance. charges. Our show windows are
small but we have thrse oors Of al
suites for you to select from at reason
able prices, ~ ranging from $40, Prsyar con-
spring mattresses, .S12.95; also twin ant
ts Size full sprBs s
Hollywood beds, complete, S24; mahosan,
and maple gate-leg tables; 7-drawer wal
ss4; roiaway beds With mattresses, sIs 1879 5.
cred chairs. $S7. Complete selection Of
ana Faithfully sn
Turner's deep-cut prices. Don't forget, free
delivery, easy terms and no finance charges
s snd e TSurs 0nea e even n Fu hSn
S SkE a8R 4 "a slss Furniture
Store 81 Il IS s sn n se Is the o Hn
furniture at guaranteed lowest prices; stu
dio couehes,. all .inner-spring construction,
aette tabe anS an shars eom
plete for S24; walnut chest, S1495: Holly
wood beds. complete with mattresses,
With SPRING sna $751; arse sese
ton OF Kroll cribs in all styles and finishes,
Free delivery. Don't be misled by mere
statements. for Atlas and only Atlas can
give you these values. Atlas has only one
entrance, which is directly underneath the
large Atlas neon sign. For guaranteed best
values be sure you come to Atlas. Atlas is
Washington's oldest and largest cut-price
house and guarantees the lowest prices.
Open evenings until pm, Mondays and
THURSDAYS until 9 pm. ATLAS FURNI-
TuRE, 921 G st. NV. DI. 1887, DI. 373S.
GAS RANGES Estate, Grand Hardwick.
Florence and all standard makes: immedi-
ate delivery: SIS deposit and 10 months to
pay. ATLAS APPLIANCE CO., Washing
tons largest appliance house, 921 G st.
NV. DI, 3737, DI 1888. DI. 1888.
GAS RANGES. new. used; large variety
can be used ACME FURNITURE Co.
GAS RANGES-Immediate delivery, all
sizes. Select gas range from Washing
tons largest assortment Of nationally
famous ranges. Tappan, Estate. Roper,
Magic Chef, Norge. Grand. Quality, Hard
wicke. Oriole; all oPA ceiling prices. easy
terms. STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO,
Saturday to 8 pm. Ii. 29S2. Ii. Sal.
GAS RANGE for. city or Philgas hookup:
in excellent condition.: for only sos. May
be seen in wORTHINGTON REALTY, s427
Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, ami till
GAS STOVE. 4-burner Harwick, oven con-
Apt. c, Suitland Manor, 8.
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ACCOUNTANT desires several business firms
as clients for the prepare ton of Govern
ment reports. tax returns etc. Box 353-L
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MRS. VAWTER ENTERTAINS
40 GUESTS AT LUNCHEON

Mrs. HAYWOOD Vawter Of 1716
No. 18th st. opened the doors of
her palatial home on Tuesday,
August 9Th to entertain at an
elaborate buffet luncheon. Roses,
gladiolas and asters in profusion,
were a lovely background to a de-
lightful afternoon. The delicious
luncheon was served to forty
guests. Out-of-town guests hon
ored at the suncheon included Miss
Ethelyn E. Hoard and Mrs. Cor
rine Thomas, guests of Mrs. JOS
eph Taylor; Mrs. Laura Williams
Mrs. Abilene Thems, Mrs. Anna
Watson, sisters of Mrs. Earl Whee-
Ter; Mrs. Grace Maddox guest of
Mrs. John Fields; Mrs. Eta An
thony and Mrs. Ester Moore, sis
ter and niece of Mrs. Curtis Kirt-
ley; Mrs. Mable Galbreath guest
of Mrs. Elise Turner; Mrs. Matte
Bailey who will leave soon to make
her home in California; Mrs. Aa-
ron Mcmillan recently returned
from abroad and Mrs. A%nnabelle
1IlllOoy SOdolll VI MIS-. DOTlS 0HOD6.
The other guests were Mesdames
Ocee Cooper of Council Bluffs;
Joseph Taylor; Ada McDaniels;
Rose La Cour; Lois R.. Good; Ruth
Wheeler; Helen Mahamitt; Essie
Myers; Charles Davis; Louis Art
ison; E. r. West; G. G. Foster;
Roberta Bailey; Walter Craig; Ar
thur Flanagan; Edgar Lee; Eva
Pinkett; Ollie Robinson; Olive
Kirley; D. Waldron; Sarah Wash
ington; Elise Turner; Mary Fra
zier; A. L. Hawkins; Mary Fau-
cett and Gussie Mcpherson.
The hostesses presented each of
the honored guests with a lovely
handkerchief. Everyone spent a
delightful afternoon.
Assisting the hostess at the
luncheon were Mesdames Haw-
kins, Craig, Turner, Washington,
Mcpherson, Shobe, Banks and
Frazier. !
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In a quietly beautiful ceremony
sunday, August f., Miss Lois
Campbell the daughter Of Mrs.
ouise Campbell became the bride
If c. L. Haynes, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Haynes. The wedding
ceremony took place at the home
Of the brides grandmother, Mrs.
Leona Preston of 1856 Writ St.
Rev. H. H. Schauland of nope
Lutheran Church performed the
ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a gown
Of white net. The gown featured
the new cap sleeves and the front
Of the bodice including the neck
line and sleeves was daintily shir-
red. She wore a fingertip veil of
Illusion the crown of which was
embroidered with tiny seed pearls.
Her bouquet was of white asters
and was tied with a wide band of
white satin ribbon.
Miss Doris Mae Younger. who
vas maid of honor, was gowned
in fuchia. The bodice Of her gown
was fushia taffeta and the skirt
which was chiffon was of a lighter
shade of fuchia. She carried a
mixed bouquet with a center of
white asters.
The bridesmaid was Miss Marie
Merriee who wore blue. Her gown
was designed with a blue taffeta
bodice and had a skirt of blue net.
She also carried a mixed bouquet
with a %certering of white asters.
Best man was Albert Galloway.
Also in the wedding ceremony
was Sol Hardiman.
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Improvement Club To
Meet August 18th

The next regular meeting of the
Ideal Improvement Club will be
August 14th at the Masonic Hall
at 18th and Blonde at 8 pm.
All members and friends who
are Interested in improving condi-
TONS IN this community are ur-
geo to attend this meeting.
All standing committee mem
bers will be appointed and other
important business will be dis
cussed.
A. r. Goodlett, president
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The little flower girls was Carol
Patricia Mason, small daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Avoca Mason. Little
Carol wore a peach colored dress
and carried a bouquet of sweet
peas.
The reception was held immed-
lately following the ceremony.
Assisting at the reception were
Miss Aleta Brashers. who wore a
black and yellow afternoon dress
with a distinctive black mono
gram on the front bodice, and Mrs
Josephine Stanley who wore a rose
colored afternoon dress.
The wedding cake was made
with three tiers and was topped
by a miniture bride and groom.
Many beautiful and useful gifts
received by the couple.
For her grandaughter's wedding
Mrs. Preston's beautiful Writ st.
home was tastefully decorated
with flowers. Gladiolas especially
were used. Both the buffet and
dining table held bouquets Of the
lovely flowers. On the fireplace
before which the bride and groom
were married, the mantle held a
huge vase of the beautiful flow
ers. Candles on either side Of the
floral piece made this setting a love
ly background for the wedding ce-
remony.
Miss Brashaers, a cousin of the
bride caught the brides bouquet.
For the present the newly mar
ried couple will be at home to
their many friends at 27O4 Erskine
Street.
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SINGER ENTERTAINED

Henry P. Markham, lyric bari
tone of Los Angeles was entertain
ed at a reception given in his hon
or at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert c. Lewis, 1928 Burdette
Street Friday evening August 2.
The reception followed a recital
given by Mr.. Markham at Zion
Baptist church earlier in the even
ing. Approximately fifty persons
were present to meet the singer.
Girls of the Literary Guild of Zion
were Possesses and served the
guests. Mrs. Edna McAllister Ba-
ker of Oakland, California was
among those present.
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guests included Mrs. Ethelyn
Hoard and Mrs. Corrine Thomas
of st. Louis, Mo who are the house
guests Of Mrs. Belle Taylor; Mrs.
William Anthony and Mrs. Esther
Moore, who are Mrs. Kirtley's
guests from Cleveland: Mrs. Grace
Maddox also Of Cleveland who is
a guest of Mrs. John Fields; and
Mrs. Lizzie Turner of Dallas, Tex
as. a guest of Mrs. L. G. Clark.
Also Included among the guests
of honor was Mrs. Mcmillan.
A most enjoyable time was en-
ioyable time was enjoyed by all
thirty of the luncheon guests.
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grape juice and sliced tomatoes.

grape juice and sliced tomatoes.
Out-of-town- guests and their
hcstesses included Mrs. Lucille
Shropshire of Jacksonville. Fla,
who is the house-guest Of Mrs.
Ruby Reese; Mrs. Corrine Thomas
and Mrs. Ethelyn Hoard, guests
of Mrs. Joseph Taylor; Mrs. Grace
Maddox guest of Mrs. John Fields;
Mrs. w. T. Mcmillan, and Mrs.
Nellie Hoard, guests Of Mrs. Ocee
Cooper. Many beautiful garden
flowers were an appropriate de-
coration for the outdoor break
fast.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-10
FIFTH BIRTHDAY

Little Miss Mary Alice Peters
celebrated her fifth birthday Mon
day, August 5th with a party at
her home at 2S17 No. 9th st. %
little guests attended and helped
Mary Alice celebrate her birth
day. The three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. BOYD of Kansas City, Mo-,
were out of town guests at the
party.
The afternoon was spent in the
playing of games. Refreshments
included ice cream, cake and can
dy minis. Mary Alice received
many lovely gifts and each of her
little guests received a paper hat
and a horn.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-10
LEAVES FOR LOS ANGELES

Miss Mary Ellen O'Neal, 2510
Lake St left Sunday, August Bird
for the west coast. She will visit
in Los Angeles with relatives and
friends and expects to be gone for
the rest Of the month. Miss O'Neal
is a graduate Of General Hospital
No. 2 in Kansas City, Nc. and
practices nursing in Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-10
90 GUESTS AT ELMWOOD
BREAKFAST

Co-hostess at a breakfast on
Thursday, August list at Elmwood
Park were Mrs. Jessica Wright,
Mrs Gertrude Lucas, Mrs. Rober-
ia Bailey, Mrs. Mary Faucet and
Mrs. Jeanette Collins. The break
fast honored many out-of-town
guests and their hostesses. Nearly
nine+- o-,ests enioved a delicious
breakfast of scrambled eggs, fried
potatoes, bacon, hot roofs, jelly,
The Omaha guide., 1946-08-10
MRS. VIRGIL SHOBE

Of 1437 No. 23rd Plaza has vi
sting with her at her home, her
cousin Mrs. Annabelle Childs and
also a friend Miss Dolores Carufel
Of Milwaukee, MINI. Both young
ladies arrived last week and will
return to their homes about Aug
uSt 18th.