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ROOMS FURhlsHED-sE. and s.w

ROOMS FuRNISHED-S.E. and S.W.
LARGE FRONT SLEEPING ROOM with
alcoye; SIS a week 705 Sth st. s.e
1s-RM. HOUSE YACHT, all cows, com
fortably furn., auto. oil heat excel. year.
around home. Call SH. 2900 DIR. JOHN
SON. 20
COLoRED-MOTHER WORKING nights
desires reliable colored person to make
home with her, to watch child at least
nights wk. Terms can be made. TR.
1920 Ia
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UNFURNISHED; INV.
central; very reasonable rent, / st floor; for
similar or bedrooms, no objection to
upper floor. Box 1927. Star. IT,
2-BEDRM. APT. in Washington for 3-bed-
room house in Baltimore GIL 1897. is
WASH .-PH1LA.-Unfurnished broom C2
bedrms.) apt. Overlook section, Phila,
oHered in exchange same or small house
in District or environs, moderate rental.
Phone Greenwood 3-0132, or write GISH-
MAN. 6235 Jefferson St. Phila 1Ss
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sAlE.

UNUSUAL DUPLEX in highly restricted
building 1or those Of discriminating taste;
tGT Sst vns
room, large living room, dining room,
kitchen; no minor children or pets; ref.
rene GenSes ea Teaursd; shown by appointment
%AssA6aUsETTs MAS EGT ss AVE. ave. near JAPANESE
Embassy, in highly restricted building,
room' ineiosed % and heated % sleeping iphin porch
Siate H occupancy % p Price. ss.75o IN Niaht or
EoU1s Seaaay 'a sHoEAksk In Ms.a is fo st. 'nss ns
ANNoUNCING a new building. for vet
ave. Sc, corner % Of % suitiand o I'd. 90 Ie reach.
sSsn sSzn right M Pn @ South ssouttihslp aye: SIesks t.
been completed and d is ES fully eauipped. @ ped.
It is on a large corner lot of approx. one
Joining residential DEVELOPMENT of expen-
sly slve ,fHSaes homes. It is situated on one Of
mba IS aaFg ssf to se
of the city by car or bus. with bus stop
right on the corner. The apartment units
moderately prioed in view view SSa Of todays 'seas con-
chase On reasonable terms. eonsideEsbly
on display daily from SO pm; Saturday
from l-5 p.m, and Sunday from II am.
70 o pm Inc cooperative plan under
which this building viii function will be
cess for 27 years in Washington, D. c.,
in its application to cooperative apart
ment Developments, involving more than
~ buildings, Exclusive agent. EDMUND J.
FLYNN authority on cooperative plan
since 1920: responsible for most of Wash
1ngton's more than 80 cooperative build
ingsl, Washington Bldg, RE. 1918 OF, RE.
CALL THIS OFFICE, generally considered
the clearing house for Washington's CO.
apartments listed below; If we haven
what you need list your name to be notified
when a suitable apt. is available.
Vacant. 1861 Crescent pl. NV. (adjoin-
ing Hotel 240O. 10th ST.; l bedrm., living
rm., kit.-dinette, reception hall, bath.
Appointment must be made to inspect.
with sleeping porch, living rm., full dining
rm. kitchen; priced reasonably.
Near 18th and Col. rd. NV; 3 bedrms..
porch paneled dining rm, lge kitchen,
pantry. This apt. has east, south and west
exposures and is on the front of bldg
price only S16,500; operation and main
tenance only S40.32 mo.
Tilden Gardens; Owners Of fine apt.
with 2 bedrms,. " baths. lge. living rm..
dining rm. and kitchen must have a s.
bedrm., 2-path apt Or house; will trade or
sell If suitable place can be provided.
For appointment to inspect or informa- a.
tlon on any OF the above call EDMUND J.
FLYNN, exclusive agent (authority on CO.
most of Washington's more than SO CO.
RE. 1918 or RE. 1749.
THREE FINE IIIDTNCS-
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APARTMENTS uhEuRNIsHEp
APIS. EURN. AND ukEuR.

2-RM. UNFURN. APT. with pyt bath am
Kit. privil.; $40 per mo, Including utilitie:
ana garage:, 80 min. from Wash; no objec.
tlon to children. Fairfax lO5-R
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THREE FINE BUILDINGS

THREE FINE BUILDINGS
roos rooms kit k snd snd Sssh Sssh ssooS up up
4 rooms, kit. and bath, $1,000 up
The purchase of one of these cooper
and Independence Agent on premises
at 1882 Biltmore st. NV and 1441 Har-
ward ST; NV. daily from 2 to pm.
HOME REALTY CO., 1910 Eye ST. NV
RE. 1897 Week ends and eyes OIL, 53l
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another couple; no children or pets I526
key blvd; conv. trans, laundry privil.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED,

warm apts.; new; furn-
rms, kitcheneJte. dinette. bath each !
acre, 81 ,050 cash, $3.50 mo. OWNER
CHI 5977. Not Sun IL
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II HIGH-Sl4,25O; 6-rm.

several besides having plenty Of bedrooms,
AZ rooms are Of generous size. Located on
81. 1893: 'sun. and ewes, 81. 1870,
81 SILVER HssPpiRR1NG-A lovely prewar 4-bed-
to foored attic which has space for 2
wooded lot, excellent neighborhood close
to parochial school; PRICED right at S19.-
$780, 55S tsrms r. seo e snn sfs IT, eSy asors ds ST.
sILvFR sPRING. iMonotsomery Hills-New
2-Story brick home. living room with fire.
large kitchen. bedrooms with HE ~ baths;
slate roof copper plumbing. gas heat. Level
shaded lot; priced at only S17.95O. Cali
MI; Payne MI; H. 42so' Ext. Gil. with BEIT-
NEak zEak Ps 9sths sneS oS EMERsoN-rine las 5rick
corner home. in most excellent condition,
for the large family
house has lovely design, equipment and
STpNE SN 5sss Ksai,e5; ifesI IA 1878: MT. H0nes
DEcEMBER 20; 1eis your last chance be.
ing s12,95o; g. rooms, bath, inclosed
Open for offer. cali E. BoYNToN, CO
1923 Wis. ave. NV, OR. 0soo; ewes. co
6hhNhbI WOOUS, 32S0 Worth1ngJon ST..
Chevy Chase, D. C.-OWner leaving city;
det; all,briek. rms. 2 baths. lge. screened
Iandseaped; priced to sen quickly. For in.
nehts Du W 5ss BAskhEY gaa HA sKos. s5so es sI
slI slusiye i Y agents, agsntsi Open sat; and Sun.
distinctive and ,auality-built det. brick
homes, designed for gracious living. Well
planned lst a. with powder room, attrac-
tive living room with fireplace, bright din
ing room, modern de luxe electric kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal unit, 3
comfortable bedrooms and bath. rear
screened porch; full basement gas &C.
kUDpEN & COIN. INC. i4s9 .. NV.
BRICK wooDMooR HOME. built 70,
present owner about years ago; modern
kitchen, log-burning fireplace, automatic
gas gas heat: screened porch. 2 very generou.
ones in Woodmoor !silyer Spring.; pos
| terms. r. F. RIPLEY, Realtor, SH 1889
Ewes, SH. 6916, Mr.. RomeD. is
PETWORTH SPECIAL; $3.50 cash, S11l
per month-,Four bedrms., / "a baths, oil
heat, excel. cond. conv to Ga. ave
| fun price. $4,000 no dickerine. once
open to o. G. FRED KELLEY
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lently employed. desire nicely furnished
tudio apt. in restricted Sc. section; will
,ccupy Immediately. Box lSR-C Star -21
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
With--
LIONEL HAMPTON
The THEATRICAL EDITOR

When man bites dog that's news. But here is
some bigger and better news When open in New York.
Friday May l6, at the NApolo Theatre will dedicate
this entire week my close friend, Dan Burley noted
newsman, and booge woogie expert
SIMILAR BACKGROUNDS
Dan and l. both Chicagoans came out OF the same
envrons which gave America boogic woogc Our back
grounds somewhat familiar. We have followed two
different paths Dan to the field of journalism here he
became managing editor Of the Amsterdam News, and
myself to the music world.
Dan however has not neglected his music. In adj
dton TO his active interest IN what happening in mod
own individual style He has teamed up with num-
which Will be part in my Booge Wooge Album cut
for Decca.
TRIBUTE
AT special midnight show which will be given at
the Apollo week will present TO Dan gift from the
Chicago gang who Word-famed for their contribu-
tions to American music Of today Think this fitting
tribute to veteran newspapeIman who during the war
was one OF the few Negro correspondents to tour the
Pacific theatre
JOURNALISTIC ACCLAIM
Dan Burnley has been acclaimed s the driving power
IN making the Amsterdam News of the top newspapers
in the country His contributions journalism have been
as outstanding as his contributions to the true folk music
of this country
There is no for whom have greater admiration
than Dan Burlcy His distinctive style Of boogie wooge
has been real asset to those of who have had the
pleasure of working closely with him Dan collaborating
with me on 'RidS On the l. ~ produced a very char
acterlstc type OF folk well demonstrating his
versatility as person who is close the moods of the
people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10

IN the way was booked 10 die
jim heard a scream then
some weepin' and cryIn. then a
trails voice rang out Ny Slim
IS dyin Jim ran round the
front and shot the lock off the
door and ran in the pad to see
who was lynn on the floor.
When he Clues the glare on
the floor he dropped his gun.
and cried out. oh God what
have | done?" jim dropped on
his double bumpers and picked
up his buddy'S head II was too
late. ole Slim was dead
won't 60 any further | think
YOU know the rest Jim gave
himself up cause he thought il
was best
HIS verdict was murder in the
first degree and his penalty
was 10 NIX out IN tho hot squat
for using heater so free
Just before they came 20 take
jim on his last mile tired he
copied Stoop on his deuce Of
hehders by the side Of his bed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
With
Jennings
BY Dick Jennings

Automatic Jim was conpng
q stump IN his pilch with the
iron slammer waiting for the
Bible Buster TO sneak on down
TO spiel off 10 him lightly be
fore ne makes his last tril down
10 the nix out house whore he
is 90 hop a twiG IN the hot squat
about eleven chimes Of the tick
or that dim Here is the tale
behind all this mixing out bust
ness.
Automatic Jim and Shotgun
Slim had been runnin dubS for
quite number Of twelvcs They
robbed together, slept together
looted together and were -
WAYS seen together in any Kind
Of weather Now Automatic jim
was mellow about fine look
in BIN but the BIN was in love
with a cat named Shotgun Slim
Now jim wasn't in the know
about Slim and the bim nor
was Slim booted back about the
BIN and jim
One fine bright Automatic
Jim decided to kimblc on down
to the hens righteous dormi-
tory, and lay the story on the
fine sister just how his ticker
acts up when thoughts OF her
start trodding through his think
box. He fell out mellow IN a
chalk stripe vine. and all the
rest Of the accessories matched
fine as wine. He reached under
his head rest and got hun gun.
now he was ready, Mr.. Freddie
10 make his run.
jim made up al the pad and
began TO knock He turned the
twirler on the slammer but il
was locked He ran round TO
the window 10 see what he
could sec There was his ace
BIN sitting on another studs
knee Jim was SALTY as a cat
could be ahoot. alroot, SO he
pulled out his roscoe and began
10 shoot He was shooting to kill
and that's no lie. Whoever was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
DICClNG
---the scene
BY Dick jennings

in the know around the East
Side Of town They are down
and 40 with all action. Anoth
er solid cat around that nick Of
the woods IS the "Fatman His
issue is 20 drop a story on each
and every fine lookin morning
glory
The Frolc Bar, tho showplace
lof Detroit is Boosting four
star attraction The attraction
consists of some OF the country S
outstanding entertainers. 7 h @
Kings of Strings three fellows
~ho dish out a whole lot OF nu-
sic with q deuce OF guitars and
q bass fiddle The blues sing
ling department Is hold down
very well by the easy on the
eyes, EVELYN Collins
An extra added attraction is
ESquIres New Star Winner IN
the clarinet division for a. r.
Rutherford Rudy formerly hcld
down a chair IN the Count Bd-
sic band Ted Buckncr and his
.quartcttc keep the place as live
as a hive with his penetrating
style Of music jimmy Mills.
singing emcce, meets the appto-
wal Of the people with the bang
up job he docs. The cat really
has a gift Of CAB Dnah
Washington, former LION o !
Hampton chlcpcr. Will be the
next attraction at the Frolcs
with supporting cast
The jumpiness place IN town
BIS Sportree's Music Bar. on
Hastings. You can Away be
assured Of tho hes, Of enter
talnment Ncxt attraction at
Sportreo's starting May 9 VIII
be that recording blues artist
T. Bone Walker. The music viii
be furnished by King" Porter
and his band The management
OF the Music Bar is in the hands
lot that dappcr little fellow,
Paul Texas" WYkoff He han
dies his job very nicely
The FL Sine. Detroit's newest
nitcry. specializes in the best
Of entertainment Now starring
al the FL Sine is Andy Kirk and
his famed Clouds of JOY The
supporting cast is made up OF
some top flight entertainers
They are. Hazel Mickens. Queen
Of the shivers and shakes Leroy
Pitts. crown prince Of hoofology,
Don Juan. blues shouting guitar
PLAYER. Bill Malone and William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
Blues Draw
At FroIic
Show Bar

Breads Club Zombie al 1925
Oakland is establishing a rep
utatlon for being especially cour-
teous TO clubs in wishing TO
celebrate their anniversaries or
who wish TO invite their friends
together for an evening of grand
entertainment.
Invites Clubs
The Vanguards. a group OF
ambitious young men, are hold
ing a pre- Mothers Day party
al Club Zomble on next Satur-
day evening. We extend a cor
dial invitation TO all clubs wish
ing 90 hold their parties IN our
club, 7 manager Noah Brown
said
The current show at Club
Lombie is spanked by the sing
ing Of Sonny Carter His deli
very on That's My Desire and
" September Song win him
much applause
ShapelY Chorus
He also supports the chorines
IN MluQlC NUMBER. tltlCd Cot
tage For Sale" The TrixctteS
are Shapeful chorines whose leg
work adds color to the show
Willie Smith the witty en-
cce and dancer gets off some
rlsoue gags and Jokes TO set YOU
laughing for spell His dance
steps are flashy and clever
In the blues department. Le-
tina Jones scores with "Somobo-
dv's Got To Go" and "Ho NAV
Be Your Man 10 send h q
house rocking in rhythm time
as she gives forth with the song
lvrIcS.
Spotted
Among those ENJOYING the
show SUNDAY were Constable
Fred Thompson and party Hell
len T. Wilson and Cora Chism
of Zonta Club and Prof M b
TolSon Of Wiley University Mar
shall Tex
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10

Pierce, owners and managers OF
the FL Sine are very good mix
ers and they are always on the
ball as 20 seeing that the pat
rons arc satisfied. Percy Hop
son, formerly of Sunny Wilson $,
is now floor man al the swank
El-Sino Club. = Clayton lShorfYl
Wilson, has a very hard time
keeping the people in line at
the Ell Sine club. II always ends
up in a laugh cause the people
like TO kid Shorty Robert
n. Kuhn Jr.. and Clifford iris
co Kid Terrell. are the name
iuice singers down at the eX-
elusive El-Sino They are really
= deuce of swell cats. The
easy on the eyes, Jerry Wells.
cigarette girl at the El-Slno,
carries smile for everyone
during her trill around the glad.
pad You know, Jerry, this kind
OF action makes your business
Seen al one Of name frolic
pads down here in the Valley
were the lovely 10 look at
Mickey" Ware. and her charm
inc mother. Mrs. Fern Bell.
They were enjoying an evening
of fine entertainment John
nv tFox) Clark and his ace m
or Idera. are down with the
lumber. they are walking GU
cumber. and they have every
bodv's number -,
We'll. I've hunched YOU like
Il was. so I'm quitting you Ike
II is This is Mrs jennings
third son. Dick. signing oil
III next week, when I'll be see
ing YOU round.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10

since my being a new addi-
nm ~ the Tribune staff, and
No, knowing very much about
w Motor City, and what the
ct a.c putin down, | will
my nest as 10 writing col
ANN about the few cats Blow
Ioe. iiypcrs, and gripers I've
mot since my arrival here
an I ask Of you Tribune
,c,4rrs IS 20 bear with me I'M
N ! get in the know around
ho-o ana then YOU can look
forward 60 reading some weird
literature that VIII almost make
YOU snan YOUR cap. Believe me
when toll you
ReBop Kick
Nov Dir tho stuff that's rough
Nunap manager Of the Rex
Bar an John r. has booked
me THREE Dukes, very popu-
a con bnaton to replace Red
MILO. sad place starting MAY
9 The Three Dukes who are
lpdt tat leadership of that
popular Dung alto PLAYER, Gene
Nero have played most of the
-are clad pads round town.
Tho combination Is on the re-
bon a,k which is the latest
th.rg in music.
Besides the fine alto play
ina Of Gene Nero. you will
chance 10 dig the weird bass
ihumpin Of George Washing
ton, and the fine ee work Of
John Allan. While being
knocked out by the Three
Dukes and their sharps and
flats. you will also get knock
ed out across the bar by the
courtesy and respect that you
will gel from those deuce of
very popular juice singers.
L. c. BsiY and Bill Young.
Both are Great guys with per.
sonaliiY plus.
Jazz Concert
Due o. fall on port real soon
Is hat exciting young dynamo
q tae tenor sax Illinos Jacquet
and h orchestra Jacauet and
his Rmc JoeS vii issue a Jazz
Coriri and dance al the Mirror
Ballroom Get on II II YOU want
u cause The deal is great
Mouse Gates, one of the
name cats around the Big I'd, "
S tapNn as cool operator,
ard trails educator. Virginia
(Rtl BraXton. and her ace
stu Ray North are very much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
Zombie Gets
Club Fetes

Dinah Washington, former vo-
caliSt with Lionel Hampton S re-
cording Sextette and whose
voice sends you on Salty Pa
pa and "Homcward Bound
Blues" is the name attraction
opening at Frolic Show Bar,
MAY 2.
Miss Washington's blues voice
is partly responsible for the
great popularity of the current
blues songs which are featured
by most Of the leading bands.
Jimmy Mills emcee and vo.
calSt is another reason for the
popularity OF Frolic Show Bar
4450 John r HIS renditlonS Of
such numbers as Star Dust.
September Song and his own
composition They Raided The
Joint" are especially hstenable
Mills was a former vocalist with
Hot Lips Pages band.
Piano Moods
Supporting the star attrac-
ton. with Dlnah Washington,
viii be Sarah McLawer. whose
piano moods will be some
thing worthy of your rapt at
tenuon. She plays all the mod
EN- and popular song hits Of
Yesterday and today.
Won Applause
The Ted Bucknet -Four are
four gentlemen who need no
introduction 10 the music low
ing public Their music note
reading and sklllful intorprcta-
tons Of Jazz classics and your
favorite blues and ballad num-
hers have won them much aD-
plause from nightlifers about
town
Talent Hunt On
A special feature, one which
attracts much attention. IS the
Wednesday night talent diScov-
cry contest at Frolc Show Bar
Young hopefuls arc given an
opportunity to show of their
particular talent Should they
win the weekly contest tn ey
win weeks engagement at
this John r niGhtery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-10
Andy Kirk Scores
AT Club Ell Sine

II You're planning on taking
in a show at The swank ClGD
El-Sino IT'S wise % cot there
early Foe when folks hear the
sweet and not music az Andv
XIX they ust rush into the
club ana prepare 70 spend
pleasant evening
Since IL opening tNo RccK
apo. thls Paradise VALLEY nghf-
cry ha entered 10 some 81 the
finest cabact crowds Ia town
There Is aiways some outstand
ing personality 10 be seen at
tins club
Sparkling Show
Too. the sparkling show does
much 20 Keep The pot corc
~ a lively pace Andy Xix and
his boys arc sohdlv ON the mu-
seal beat and thcl nicrpre-
tatons Of popular and >FInt
music is becoming the talk OF
the town
Dance Draws Applause
Kirk S band rocks the El-SinO
4 " lti tAlAlAibH ~ DUN
Boogic with the guitsr,st as
the featured SoloiSt. Kirk as the
genial emcce then introduces
/ Hazel Mlckens whose MFR
prctatlve dance routine draws
applause from the patrons
This is the PRAYER Automatic
Jim conveyed 90 the Head
Knock while kneehnG on those
duece Of Stiffncrs Spiehng off
this righteous jVe hope YOU
digecth my plea coppcth 20
Thee II or ! kick IN the COM
ing darkness and fan to see
the early bright hath Thou pre-
parcth a place for me IN Thy
righteous dormitory while drill-
in down 10 the silent CITY Oh.
HOLY One, do YOU cop
Evening star., 1947-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston B. Kava-
nagh were hosts at dinner last eve
ming, entertaining at the Army Navy
Country Club in compliment to their
week end guests, Mr.. Brecenridge
Lambert and Miss Ruth Lambert OF
New York.
Mrs. Jason C. Gillett has as her
guests her nephew and niece, MI
and Mrs. John Bowling Pratt OF
Haines City, Fla.
Mrs. Bert Bell was hostess at a
tea Thursday in honor of Mr.. Bells
mother, Mrs. Bert Bell of Alton, Ill
Mrs. Hugh R. Thomas left Thurs
day for a vacation at Virginia Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber B. Woodruff
have returned from a vacation at
East Gloucester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Shilling have
as their guest the latter's mother,
Mrs James Lawrence Bernard of
Red Bank, N. j. Miss Nancy Skill
ling is visiting in Warrenton as the
guest of Mrs. Agnes Nash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl M. Dollak have
returned from a vacation at Fal-
mouth on Cape Cod, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Fisher and
Mr.. Charles Robert Fisher came
Evening star., 1947-09-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D C.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 v - - ~

iof Foreign Service of Georgetown
University and is an employe in the
Army Air Forces Office.
Col. Brown, who now is stationed
at Maxwell Field, Ala, attended the
University of Tampa and is grad
uate of the University of Maryland
The wedding will take place this
autumn in Florida.
Tavenuer.Sufherland
Mr.. and Mrs. william o. Tavenner
of Clifton Forge announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Isabel Tavenner, to Mr.. Henry Cliff
ton sutherland of Clifton Forge and
Washington, the wedding to take
place in the fall.
Miss Tavenner was graduated
from Mary Washington College of
the University of Virginia and Mr..
Sutherland, who served four years
in the Army, is a graduate of the
Virginia Military Institute. He is
the son of Mrs. William A. Suther-
land of Clifton Forge and the late
Mr.. Sutherland.
ICosby.Davies
A wedding in November is being
arranged for Miss Hope Massie
Cosby and Mr.. Bankhead Thornton
Davies, whose engagement has been
Evening star., 1947-09-07

I announced by Miss Cosby's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter William Cosby.
| The bride-elect attended Mary
Washington College and at present
is employed in the National Gallery
Of Art.
Mr.. Davies, who received his
bachelor of arts and law degrees
from the College of William and
Mary, is the son of Mrs. William
Willis Davies and the late Mr.
Davies. He saw service in the Pa
cific area during the war as an
Army captain and now is assistant
to the Commonwealth's attorney in
Arlington.
Poffer.PauI
Miss Jane Elizabeth Potter and
MIR. Earry Emmett Paul, whose en-
gagement is announced by Miss
Potter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Potter of Chevy Chase,
will be married in December.
Mr.. Paul, who was with the Army
Air Forces in Europe, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A., Paul of Hen
derson, Iowa Both he and Miss
Potter attended Iowa State College
at AmeS.
Hobbs-Bray
September 20 has been selected for
the wedding of Miss Marian Stone
ham Hobbs and Mr. Albert Frank
lin Bray, whose engagement has
Evening star., 1947-09-07

barger and Miss Majorie Cricken-
barger returned yesterday from
vacation at Virginia Beach.
Miss Elizabeth Latimer left Mon
day for a vacation with her brother
and -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Latimer, jr., in Hagers-
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Pitt, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. Hawley Smith
and Miss Patricia Smith, left Tues
day for a vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Margaret Corning will enter
tain at a large tea today from 5 to
o'clock in the home of her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. E. Burton Corning.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

been announced by the bride-elect's
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Elmer Eugene
Hobbs of Silver Spring.
MIR. Bray is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry John Bray Of Hazleton,
Pa.
KoIodner.Schicarfz
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kolodner
of Baltimore announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Phyllis
Kolodner, to Mr.. Sylvan Schwartz of
Washington.
Payne-KaneIotoulos
Miss Alice Rebecca Payne and Mr.
Nichols Kanelopoulos, whose en-
gagement is announced by Miss
Payne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. WAL
ter B. Payne of Woodley Hills, Md,
will be married December 20.
Mr.. Kanelopoulos is the son Of
Mrs. Athena Kanelopoulos of Wash
ington and the late Mr.. Kanelopou-
los