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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ROOM 3O5. ATLANTIC BLDG.-Vacant
Jn6s 5a6s L. $50 F st. Call NO. osdl. FA.
DOCTOR DENTIST. corner house opposite
for doctor. rooms, . baths. Once and
living quarters; ,h9,a ideal location. $500 18th
AIR -CONDTTIONED ground floor location
suitable for store or suite of 3 Offices, on
tells tells apprSSximstsiy l1oo So it.; available
FAIRFAX VILLAGE shopping center; ofice
nov 6sns se Sse pssd b by n
to physician or dentist or both. For fur
M shsr intormation HnsG call Fairfax Village Apis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ONCE space;
newly decorated; approximately 5000
square feet, with 10-car parking lot in
INCLUDED. Inspect at us bth St. NV. Snesri
STEIN & CO. l415 x st. NV, Me 800.
14o6 G ST. NV. District National Build
r i1rg1,lEnttiTe Emit wing on 9th hoor Of lo-story
service % INSPECT call cali LEO NJ. q BERN SasS-
STEIN & CO.. 1415 x sF NV, NE, 5aooo,
DOCTORS, ATTENTION.. once and resi-
borhood near 4th and R. l. ave, ne
asdi @sasl fss ssRssa cs YIN
Dept" LEO M RERNsTEIN & CO, i4i5
K st. NV, ME. 5400. 80
decorated; teiepSone seefetariai service; sst;
Optional furnished or unfurnished. MRS,
PokfLAND PoRfi All BUILDING. BUILDING 1929 Vermont ave
ln;w.-2 ofices and reception room suite,
S9s;h1rm y n;1 SsS rentals & include beat; light
LER. manasement, 1117 Vermont ave.
18th AND M SITS. N.w.-4 large. brish,
FOR lah aIa
N: BERNSTEIN & CO. I415 K st. NV,
ARLINGTON. choice location: fire-resisten,
ssassnaols Tsnsei. Can OK. a 1900 '1sb1 Ms5
tan blinds. nuor lehts: corner Georgia
fNrrkE fSs M 81 81 fxRr asa s4a for mfg
sentr. located; OW rentals, Ex, 4S49,
sra AsE snsT .rss 1Ss so5 nGas: ss ss
pvt. offices and toilet, Conn, ave. near
Mayfiower Hotel. Can be seen after Thurs.
May g; Box, 2s-G. Star.
able on Old, GEORGETOWN I'd. EARL r.
BRIGHT, CHEEKY CORNER office suite in
Center and courts; 1900 SO. #. Available
J. "a 4. WE1NgERd Co. nc. % Realtors trzSs; l7o7
aYArFsvLIE-o@ee a i4. sSHs space in desirable
air-conditioned centrally located bldg
PERRY BOSWELL, INC. Realtors. 1904
Rhode Island ave; WA. 1900. -27
LIST floor: attractive modern space contain
ing 900 square feet. Rent, $3.50 per month,
including heat. Suitable for optiefan or
professional ONCE. Immediate possession.
Cail Mr!SYoung. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Ma. 2345
DOWNTOWN OFFICES-Sa5 and S35 Der
room. Call CO l34T for appointment
tFURS. OFFICE, desk space, telephone and
male service. L. J. cowIE, 500 Eye
| st. NV. Al
SEVERAL SMALL ROOMS, aal 1lth st.
nwa for ONCE use. RA. 1161 or DI
| OFFICE SUITE, sos st NV rooms
and bath, newly redeeorsted. inlaid limo.
isum. nuorescent lighting, Venetian blind,
t.nrouSnout; heat, water and eiectricity
: s.2 E per month. Key at Joseph g. Bruno
- w" 1ne. eo3 II st. NV ~
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OFFICES FOR RENT tcoNT.) j

FIRST COMMERCIAL building in George
town. opposite post ONCE: sEitabie onlces.
display rooms. VIII lease with purchase
SDiseaj 3 Roods. s01 1rRISxTs bath. near srd and
Penna. ave. Sc, suitable for professional
e MI eapiss a Rsfd 81 81 ssss 'EsEIE
& SoMsAiSSTfos--s snAssTRi doors of once as spss.
play space tapprox. I,300 So ftJ below;
new downtown building ready for occu-
pancy about June l.. fully air conditioned,
paneied. acoustical ceilings; complete once
service. parking available Call Mr.. Green.
y I. RUST CO., 1901 18TH st. NV, pI.
FOR FOR DOCTORS AND DENTIsTs-Avail-
able in near future; suite containing 3
rooms, reception han and layatory. Also
now n vi BEING sT renovated and converted into
located on prominent corner, / block from
TSSs ssssFor THOMAS sss FsHas
CO, INC. Realtors. f3s 18th st. nsx.,
sToNELEIGH COURTS. 1928 Conn. ave.
open area. ipt air conditioned. in immediate pos
msnent exhibit. etc Moderate rental. See
Nh tS 1855. sev WEAVER 1asei BROS. Re PINE me- wash
ington Bldg DIa 5000. -25
DENTIsT-For established dental ofice;
to associate with busy gen'l physician:
Doocr66IRns.i 6In i"qh ptNTfsTs. ThfsssTfs Now converting
modern. History building to medical
oflses Ideal location right In the medical
elevator and switchboard service. .Attrac-
tive. suites-35O to 1.050 50. It. now
available. AZ doctors and dentists now
The + PzRk 1.ss SzufDfsa soss
81 pHgsIcrHNs RT re- 1927 aFfrcE End floor of Bro
fac or n
between Park I'd. and Monroe St; beauti-
fully decorated; all utilities furnished:
zoo So; sa; IT; ofice space. Call Ho. 5a5s OF
6owNTowS1Eseeiient Do " locations to IA
rms. 100 to $500 So. #. Call till 9 pm,
sBss sss or oszs ssalTx Sos see fass
TcLARENDoN. s15s wilson blvd ad-
1s'anf sao BIR q M 4a p aRa
sfE Ne e9g aa4 81 Ea H. oSss ssass's0n jung
cross eros ventilation; snd-fi' front. ITO
+ ss@ ii Il = sAE6s
ENTIRE. snd FLOOR with private en-
SALES CO. BLDG. 7a7 Ist st. NV ME-.
Sss 81 and bath
DOCTORS OFFICE AND APT. combined; !.
in prominent apt. house, vic. Wis. and
Mass. aves.: sep. outside entr. OR. 6b0S.
CONN. AVE. below Dupont Circle-App.
1000 So. #. z rms in mod. elevator Of
nee bldg Util furn. OR. 6b0s.
18th AND L SITS. N.W-Attractive two
room suite; parking included. Metropoli-
tan 1900 -26
DEsK. sPACE-Two locations. Barr Bldg.
910 18TH st. NV, and the Bond Bldg, 14th
and N. Y. ave. NV, switchboard service
included; mail address and telephone an
sweriGg services also available without desk
= SPACE at both locations. call w, E.
s35 18th ST. NW.-Three bright rooms
with display windows. available at once.
Plumbing Toushed in for dental work
Il,s Heat IF Furnished. Call MT. Franklin,
DI. ss9o; ewes; GL, "a 4456. annu- SO
ond-fioor space for office or school; good
COLoRED-DOCToRS AND DENTISTS.
Brand-new building now under construc-
tion to contain several office suites for
doctors and dentists. Located in park
and shop center in excellent Northeast
colored residential section Large or small
suites. For further information call Rent
Dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415
K st. NV. ME. 5400. 10
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LOTS FOR SALE.

COLORED-COsfMER and residential
We have excellent choice ] st and End COM
merciai lots In the finest ne. areas. II you
plan to start q business of any type, bring
US your problems and we can solve them.
Also q ige. selection of fine homesite lots
in Capital View and other desirable areas.
Call IL o604 and IL 3540 today for de-
tails CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Real
tors, 5001 East Capitol st.
COLORED-55th AND EADS st. ne.--2
both.
Near 46th and Blaine SITS ne-25xI1b.
Price. $1,000. GUY TIMER, 1929 1lth
st NV NO. 1907.
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LOTS WANTED.

NV. SECTION OR TAKOMA, sil spg. area
near District line, suit. for BUNGALOW, no
less than 70 IT. front. GE $500. Ia
WANTED--Approxima ! acre for
houses: convenient NV. section. Write
Box 245-H. Star. -2S
BUILDING LOT, NV. or close in: up t.
$1,000. Veteran. Write Box 50-G, Star
wANTED-Apartment building sites: D. c
preferred white or colored. PATRICK ]
GREGG. Investment Bldg. DI. 5252, WI
HRQRS .-oT
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44-ACRE COUNTRY PLACE near Middle
burg. Delightful white-washez fieldstone
house, tastefully renovated. Living room
36x20. dining room I6xI4, pantry and
modern kitchen: 4 bedrooms, baths: new
stables; new 3-car garage; 10-acre oak
woodland and large stream. Price, S27, 800.
F. w. SHARP q SON. p. O., The Plains.
Va, Tel Middleburg %.
90 ACRES, Howard County. 20 mi. to
Silver Spring over Route 20: 4-room and
bath bungalow. barn. chicken house; prac-
tically new FarmaH tractor. strong stream
springs; prics, $12,500, terms. OWNER.
SH 1461. 25s
OLD VIRGINIA PLANTATION of 200
acres with fine old home of II rooms and
3 large halls, completely restored and
modernized; 40 miles from washington.
A beautiful lawn. Not so much "a dirt
farm as q ssntlemanS estate. Price,
So, 500. Phone GE. 1857. -25
154 ACRES-35 miles west Of Richmond;
ancient dwelling, big boxwoods, phone.
electricity available: well. springs, streams.
good road. S3,5oo; $500 down. $40 mo.
Writ, or phone L. L. SELF, Louisa, Va.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
6-RM. EARN
FARMS WANTED.

8-RM. FARM HOUSE on an acre lot. II
miles from D. c.: cleo, water on back
porch. Write LOCUST HILL FARM,
Mitchellville. Md
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STORES WANTED,

STORE ON 18th ST. NV. between Penna
ave. and F ST.: would be willing to take
part Of store. Cali IA. 24O0. -27
STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT.
1000 SO. FIT. STORAGE SPACE; down
town Washington; long-term lease AID.
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WATER FRONT FAkM-4O miles from D.
c. 100 acres fertile land. " mile water
front, attrac. 6-rm. house. pine paneling,
insulated, electricity, brick terrace, pinto
grill spacious lawn: good year-around
roads. fine fishing, ducking and bathing,
safe harbor. Priced for quick sale, $4,000.
terms.
st. Marys County, Md.-Gentlemans es-
tate, about 100 acres: fine master house,
lge.. knotty pine liv. rm. with fireplace,
modern oil heat, baths: long water 'front.'
age; income from guest house, SS5 month
ly; good bldgs.. safe harbor and water
sports Pleasure with income. Priced
S32, 900. terms. SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY, Waldorf 30s1.
Sc ACRES-Seven-room house with bath,
good land. several fine building sites big
spring; located few rods of Route Y. near
Leesburg.
100 acres-Eight-room house good barn.
cattle shed, machinery shed, extra strong:
fertile land; the farm machinery goes with
the place; on good graveied road near
Route 15. Y. T. BLY,, Leesburg. Va. 20
MARYLAND FARMS, acreages and estates
APPROX. 345-acre show place, S26, 800
Approx. 1I1-acre cattle farm, S10,500.
Approx. 120-acre cattle farm, $4,000
Approx. 172-acre dairy farm, $4,000
Approx 356-acre cattle farm, S2s,50a
APPROX. acres, modern bungalow
Further information on these and man,
others ranging from $4,000 to 10000
EaM our fern representative. Mr.. Ruble
Poolesviile 2a12. or EARL 7. WRIGHT
Realtor. WI. 5000. Bethesda. Nd.
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-SALE.

WANTED TO RENT-small farm for poui.
try raising: committing distance Of Silver
Spring, Md. Must have modern conven-
iences Box 1856, Star
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MONTGOMERY CogNTY-425- acre dairy
tenant houses. larxe dairy barn, approx
% acres meadow. and stream, on hard
farm is good buy, s not overpriced' rp To see see
eall David Laughlin. with EUGENE B.
G1NGEIL, 7542 GEORGETOWN rd., Bethesda,
Md. Phone WI. 2o22; ewes, and Sun,
io-ACRE POULTRY FARM. 100 miles from,
New York city: 7-room furnished house.
ment on: Priced for quick sale. cAil FIR
2AsTERN Plss assff SHORE e. FARM. 1e miles south
40 woodlands; 7-room house, large barn;
dss Gs vftsEs fsRm al TX necsssary sso buildings
S15,500. 1o6-acre farm. large residence
and barn. several other buildings, $4,000.
$2o.O00. Groom stone BUNGALOW bath,
eles,. about two acres land; beautiful lawn;
houses, large bank barn. cattle she'd
ern. $4,000. T. RUSSELL POTTS, Broker
rsoSTorivl fs5fS5s vi Fasm Psasf q q 4e acres with
about 400 acres of pasture and crop land.
The buildings include a substantial To-
s IS sOfa aqsq fas To
Ing. me livestock and eaaipment may Se
farm is clear of debt and the price i.
S35.00Q:, u cash. See MASON HIRST.
Annandale, Va, at the end of Columbia
pike; Phone Alex. 5sl2; Closed SUNDAYS.
basement. hot-air heat: well of. water al
back door; on IA, acres of ground, al
cleared; garage and other necessary out
hldgs.: possession in 30 days: price. $500
BUELL. NJ. GARDENER, Rockville, Md
Rockville $500 or asss. Exclusive Agent
WE HAVE THREE old sto,e houses ali
with some modern conyeniences. on excel
lent farm land and good roads. from GO
to 20 miles downtown Wash, from S22,-
500 and up. PORTER REALTY, Ash
ton 4070.
170 ACRES. Piedmont area, As min. te
D. c., on Young River; center entrance
house Of rooms: can have /! "a baths;
basement, e1ec.; large corner porch; tenant
house. garage. barn. cattle shed, silo; 15e
acres in blue grass and pasture: Craze 10f
head cattle; suited to general farm: S16,.
500. JOHN CHRoNAKER. sP. 0656-J.
$500 BUYS four-room house, 10 acres
of woodland, with garden. orchard, pient,
Of berries: slse available; suited to rs.irss
CHRCNAKER, SIP. 0656-J
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saloW, cassie Snore: on water frcnt; cleo.
stove and refgr.; s45 per wk. oV 1895.
LOWER pAruxENr RIvER-ba acres @ in
sSonons 1s.sd by Co
which has been restored: completely fur
nished; immediate possession: library and
venssan % blinds. | large Astsa Screened poraSes
beautiful old trees, an outside fireplace,
private pier. sand beach, 16-mile water
and solitude and reisSnS sumer snIEn peass rs
AGENCY; telephone los. Prince Fred
FRANKLIN MANoR-5-rm. cottage. faTn.
knotty pine living ,rm;. fireplace. screened
No. n D0ri skAcG GadsrP ahash All ssls 5 7l1
home on bay, bedrms., bath, liv. rm.
eiec. kit' ssrsened porchfs. pier, outside
nrsplacso, 30 S7,7oo. Oh. f70. Sun. No.
RfPING Rffis FOREST, MD.-r4r sale by own owner.
sompletely furnished bunaalow, large, liy-
kitchen. Soft porch, copper screened.
.o sundss ASK fer HGLvEsPfSEs 1T issPfsilss g.
Baeak BaY nI6Gf ab. snsraPse Hull aye-visw of
bay; 2-story home. asbestos shinsle. prac-
ises May so, 81. June j. Down payment,
SSs,, Ss2;seo, bsIanss 81 IsH asEanEeS De, s4ss. -25
rooms with >built-in tub, shower. etc;
new gas range, automatic hot water; new
ly redecorated, furnished or unfurnished;
reasonable; seen by appointment Cali N.
Beach 144 26s
AVALON SHoRES-4-rm. and bath cot
tage. seen by appt Monday: Sf,S50 cash,
balance, S2.15o at S25 mo. Clinton
5S1 -J-2. -25
NORTH BEACH-open Sun. / to 5; 2
weIl-constructed. year-around cottages
| Tone 5 rms and one g rmsI: 6 rms. COM
| nleteiy furnished: located on lge., shaded
cor lot Dayton ave and 11th ST.. Just 3
| blks. stores, post ONCE and beach: elec,
and drilled well, showers. will sell both
| less than reproduction. e. g. PRICE q
! CO. NE. $3.50, PIs 1921. or call Mr. Bell
SH. 1853. --26
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Tenley Smith, to Mr.. Ralph Vincent
O'Brien. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard O'Brien. The Rev. John B.
Roder off1ciated and the reception
was held in the Officers Club at
Walter Reed.
The bride was the widow of
Ensign Robert Kenneth Saunders,
Naval Air Corps, who was killed at
Sanford, Fla. She was escorted
Saturday by her father and wore
pink marquisette. A matching Juliet
cap held her short pink veil and she
carried an old-fashioned bouquet.
Miss Helen Norton was maid of
honor and the brides other at
PENDANTS were Mrs. H. B. McCeney
and the Misses Shirley Simms and
Joan Smithson. They wore yellow
dotted Swiss with bands of yellow
flowers in their hair and carried
old fashioned bouquets.
Mr.. William Kelly was the best
man and the Messrs. William
Streiter, Lester Barker and Edward
Morgan were the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien will be at
home after September "a, in
Bethesda after a wedding trip to
Mountain Lake Park, Va.
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at 5 o'clock at the Westchester
apartment Of the Chief of Ordnance
and Mrs. Everett S. Hughes. AS al
ways there was supper and an early
adjournment as all men had to be on
the job this morning. Gen. "Ike's"
.favorite game is bridge and .(of
course) he plays corking one. Mrs.
Eisenhower much prefers mahjong.
Others at the party yesterday who
are regular members of the group
we're Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Alfred M.
Gruenther, Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert Littlejohn, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Henry B. Sayler and Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. B. F. Caffey. Gen. and
Mrs. Hughes also invited 1t. Gen.
and Mrs. Charles Hall, Col. and
Mrs. Henry Matchett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Doud,
A long letter from Capt. and Mrs.
John Sheldon Doud Eisenhower tells
the formers parents that he has
just completed the first part of the
Army cooks and bakers course at
Fort Benning, Ga. The Chief of
Staff thinks that every young COM
mander should know all about his
soldiers chow, and his own son is
first in the class. 1t seems like a
nice innovation-the bridegroom in
stead Of the bride studying cooking.
Speaking Of top Army figures,
Secretary of War and Mrs. Ken
meth Royal have had their daugh-
tiers visiting them for the past 10
days. Mrs. James Davis and her two
sons, James, jr., and Kenneth Royal
Davis, returned to New York City
today.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Albert Cox
are just back from summer vaca-
ton at Wriphtsyille Beach. N. C..
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DIPLOMATIC Notes

Nine. Munthe de Morgenstierne,
wife of the Norwegian Ambassador.
plans to return to Washington
around September 20. from Cape
Cod. The Ambassador. who has
spent most of the summer in Nor
way, expects to return about the
same time.
The Crown Prince and Crown
Princess of Norway arrived in New
York yesterday. While in this coun-
try, they expect to visit Washing
ton before returning home.
The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong have returned
from their vacation in Canada.
The Portuguese Ambassador, Mr..
Tortonio Perriero, returned Satur-
day from a weeks stay in New
York. Temporarily he is occupying
the Wardman Park apartment Of
his predecessor and Nine. de
Bianchi. He hopes to move into
the new Embassy on Kalaramo road
before the end of the year.
The Chilean Embassy will have a
new press attache in q few days
when Senior Mario Prieto comes
down from New York, where he
arrived yesterday. He will succeed
Senior Don Carlos Reyes, who was
transferred to Rio de Janiero.
Mr. and Mrs. Mateo Perez OF
the Philippine Embassy were hosts
Saturday evening at buffet supper
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Amelia Perez, who celebrated her
birthday.
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The early September wedding
professions continued through yes
terday, several brides having chosen
Sunday to join the tulle and orange
blossom parade.
Afternoon was selected by Miss
Colleen Marilyn Knox, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thomas Knox
of Tuxedo, Md, for her marriage to
Mr.. Richard Franklin Ausherlnan
of Washington. The ceremony took
place at o'clock in the Cheverly
Community Church, the Rev. Roy
H. Stetler, jr., officiating, and the
bride was escorted and given in
marriage by her father.
Wearing white slipper satin with a
veil draped from a heart-shaped
tiara Of satin, the bride carried a
white satin-bound prayer book
covered with white orchids.
Pink crepe was worn by Miss San
tina Venente, the maid of honor, and
blue MORE was worn by the brides
maids, Miss Betty Ausherman and
Miss Ruth just. Their headdresses
matched their gowns and they car
ried talisman roses. Cherry Donna
was flower girl.
The bridegroom, who is the son of
Mrs. Lester Ausherman of Washing
ton and the late Mr. Amsterdam,
had for his best man Mr.. Chalmer
Mengle, and Mr.. Clyde Ausherman
and Mr.. William Mocabee were the
ushers. Francis Buckley was the
ring bearer.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
left for a wedding trip
to Atlantic City.
BuIman.DiIIon
The wedding Of Miss Mary Jane
Dillon and Mr.. James Clyde Bull
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Farewell Party
Gnen Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton K. Wells
were the honor guests at a farewell
party given Saturday by Mrs. Opal
H. Stephenson. Mr.. and Mrs. Wells
will leave shortly for Guatemala
where the former will be secretary
of the United States Embassy.
Included among the guests were
the Surgeon General of the Navy
and Mrs. Clifford A. Swanson, AS
sistant Surgeon General and Mrs
H. L. Pugh, the Mexican Minister
and Sonora de la Colina, and Capt
and Mrs. Francis G. Ulen. Admiral
and Mrs. Ernest Litch came from
Norfolk for the affair and Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Louis r. Jones were
there from Quantico.
Others present were Mr.. and Mrs
Sheldon T. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allan Dawson, and the latter's
mother, Mrs. Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Englesly, Mr. and Mrs.
Alexander Schnee, Miss Wilma
Patterson, Miss Roberta Thompson,
Mr.. Charles F. Knox, jr. and Mr..
Austin Rittenhouse.
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Mary Elimor GAS
To We'd 1t. Hall

The engagement Of Miss Mary
Elinor Gass to 1t. William Charles
Hall, U. S. A., is announced by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Henderson Gass. 1t. Hall is the son
of Mr.. Karl W.. Hall and the late
Mrs. Hall of Cherokee, Iowa. The
wedding will take place early in
October ut the Walter Reed Me-
mortal Chapel.
The bride-elect, a native of Wash
ington, graduated from Immaculate
Seminary and attended Holton-
Arms School. She is member of
the Jango and during the war was
a volunteer worker at Doctors Hos
pital and the Red Cross Recrea-
ton Building at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
1t. Hall went to California Tech
before graduating from the United
States Military Academy in the
class of 1916. He is now stationed
at Picatinny Arsenal at Dovery
N 7
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Visiting in CAPITAL

Mr.. and Mrs. William Henkel are
entertaining as their guests Mrs.
Henkel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney D. Phillips of Cumberland, who
came week ago and will stay
until about the middle of the month.
Mr.. Phillips will be remembered
for his work here some years ago
in handling the roses and other
plants when the greenhouses of the
late George Field were closed. He
sometimes now hears from present
owners of the rose bushes that they
are still "flourishing and blooming"
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JANGO Excbanpe
Will Mark Its First
Year Tomorrow

The first anniversary Of the
JANGO Exchange, 1704 K street
NV, will be celebrated at an open
house tomorrow by the Junior
Army Navy Guild Organization.
Guest Of honor during the re-
freshment period from 2 to 4 pm.
will be Mrs. Gilbert Rowcliffe, who
is given most of the credit for the
job Of establishing the shop last fall.
A number of special guests have
been invited to visit the shop, sign
the guest book and enjoy the punch,
sandwiches and cakes which will be
served. These include Mrs. James
Forrestal, Mrs. Kenneth c. Royal,
Mrs. John L. Sullivan, Mrs. w.
Stuart Symington, Mrs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower, Mrs. Alexander A.
Vandegrift, Mrs. Carl Spaatz, Mrs.
McCook Knox and Mrs. Jouett
Shouse.
Receiving will be Mrs. E. c. B.
Danforth, jr, former president of
the organization; Mrs. Herbert Wat
son, exchange chairman, and Mrs.
John w. Bowman, JANGO presi-
dent. Mrs. w. C. Beecher is in
charge of anniversary arrangements,
and Mrs. Frank McCabe, Mrs. By
ford Balm and Mrs. A. D. Simpson
are on her committee.
Mrs. George w. McHenry, art
chairman and JANGO vice presi-
dent, is responsible for arrange
ments in the display windows.
The exchange is glad to accept
donations of all kinds and tele-
phone call will bring a JANGO to
pick up contributions at the door
of donors. officials point out that
articles which appeared to be of
little value have been transformed
into attractive and saleable items
by members of the Art Committee.
A number Of new articles and a
variety of antiques are on hand.
Three organizations have bene-
fitted by the exchange during the
past year-Chldren's Hospital, the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club
and the Boys Club of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08

Miss Evelyn Stein, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Stein, became
the bride yesterday Of DR.. Harry
Bond Weiner of Arlington, son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weiner
of Petersburg, Va. Rabbi Ira Sud
officiated at the ceremony which
took place at the willard Hotel.
Given in marriage by her parents,
the bride was attended by Mrs.
Julius Coen.
After a honeymoon in West Vir-
ginia. the couple will make their
home in Buckingham. Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-08
Miss Morris to Wed

The engagement of Miss Frances
Rita Morris to 1t Philip Roy Col
Inns, Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve
son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Collins
of Castleford, England, has been
announced by her mother, Mrs
Helen B. Morris.
Miss Morris was graduated from
the Academy of the Sacred Heart
and attended George Washington
University. She at present is Sec
rotary to Mr.. John r. Steelman,
Assistant to the President.
1t. Collins attended the Univers-
fly Of London and served with the
Royal Navy in India and Ceylon
during the war. He is attached to
the British Joint Staff in Wash
ington.