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ApAR1AEhrs WANTED.

SCHOOL TEACHER, veteran and wife, need
no children or pets. Call TIE. 1855 ssi'er si'er
SERwny I wi MARRIED COUPLE urgently need nee
aa Rn MRS iR T5h Bury r. fa Rs''9ss so5 S'b
SsoiRaRsEssPoNDENT. ias Life Magazine, wants
to : rm furnished apt. apt; GUny hS Nav oI ~
.Hsn TS SO Rv cs shSe PAT 'usifTf sMfTH RE- so5o
sousS sS sss COUPLE N Nv d6Ss eeaiss Ssd m sS
SH1Ef I2 a3ta farTY r. fna desires
or unfq,nssse ca cHRsTENsES M
Republic Rep 400, Ext. 71134 between. s
ffpTfRSIsafAb fpf tisaA APT. needed by sailor; wife
and s-mos baby; very quiet. Call Elk,
MARRIED COUPLE. embassy oficia!; no
apt, kitchen and bath; NV. up S73 un-
furn 500 furn. Call MI. 5454, II
TWO PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED ladies'
section preferred; are willing to redecorate
Il necessary. Call North 5o15 after pm.
FAMILY OF THREE. permanent. desire
j or 2 bedroom apt. unfurn. or turn
;Ssf oF 5ssERos TWo BrbR RR .rT sfo or hse s vi.
SNt buy farn. urn IA; 1913 or RE. 4I42., Ext.
VETERAN, WIFE. employed. need l-oea- ea
ss5' G'' Adams 457s, weekdays a-5 81! pm
fs1PaG fiMPaoYEp qh,N WHITE COUPLE, no children,
nee Nearby Va or NV section; will lease or
aSufn T9une sp' GFLf ca &R ms15ie Reilly nsfo M
3 QUIET ADULTS need pvt; bath a., kit, ,ag iig,
Stuff st afO9 ESf ss MGn S seeking
y, >o4A MI
Suild.ns. SfGG: preferably vicinity Dupont Circle
AIR AIR FORCE PERSONNEL. stationed An
sreTf snd houses uses o HI. sIoo EXT 512s, t. 8
COLLEGE STUDENT, vet and empl. wife
April %; excel. ref. Mr.. FISHER LU.
EMPLOYED WOMAN desires furnished 3
room apartment in Northwest SECTION.
FGkNisHEb FGT lis SiE s.ls sarr-Bedroom. living room
SsiShIOrh99d, Box s5s.v; .,, Star, ,idr.. G5
in Wash, and employed wife need l-bed-
room spartmept n1, in !,,To p c. no children
shOraeP viii redeeorate plaos' Cali ST $685. atter
FoXHALL VILLAGE, Wesley Heishts or
or apt. Phone Ex. 776o. Ext. 1s6 Cs:5:30l
HO a100, Ext. $50 (eves., week ends.
YOUNG. quiet empl. couple. veteran, want
l-bedroom furn apt by June !. VIII
occupy at any time; Ss5 max Box 3s0-V,
BUSINESS COUPLE desire small furnished
apartment. NV; $50 maximum. Phone
Mr.. pEcKEL Thursday until O'Clock,
NTTERa& AND WIFE desire furn. apt.
living roora bedroom. kit bath; pref ".
or Va. RE. 800. Ext. 594a, to 4:3O
VET AND wIFE-Vet working and going
TO school; wife school teacher: want un-
furn apt. under 500 EX 9125 -23
CLEAN COUPLE desires apt furn. or
unfurn.. 5 or rooms, vicinity Gallinger
Hospital or nearby. Call 7-10 pm, Ii
NAVY CHIEF. wife and baby desire furn
apt. 2 or 3 rms Will pay up to S75
Please call J. b. JOHNSON tC2M), TR.
be52, Ext. %, between Z sm-4 pm.
ADULT COUPLE, no children or pets. de-
tires -bedrm. unfurnished apt; preferably
IN or near Mt. Pleasant section. Ho. 2574
ss>Teep one OR Il rwo aoo ROOM APT, located in
GEORGETOWN area. preferably in apartment
suildins. BOZ 864-v. Star. 23'
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO..-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country safe storage in separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO. 0104.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1905
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING-Fast
service, low rates no Job too small;
exper. white help EN-. 1929.
VETERAN, Just out of the service, will
move or haul anything; night or day; no
job too small. Call EARLE, AT. 1851. --21
SMALL JOBS-BIG JOBS-Packing, crat-
ing: any time, days, nights and Suns;
van with white driver, 50 so hr.; van with
driver and helper. 81 so hr. LU. S905.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience. with
new van: careful handling: reas rates.
Call any time, %MR. COOK. Gil. 5l37.
REDUCED RATES, average rooms Of
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for S3 per month. Reasonable rates
for additional space. SAFETY STG. &
TRANS. CO., TIE. 5lSS; or after pm,
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2931; after T pm, GE. 14l6.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago ST. Louis, Kansas City. Denver
and Calf; immediate service. NORTHERN
VAN LINES, INC. AT. 9l53, AT. 81 ID.
Ex-GI MOVING SERVICE. storage; no job
too small; reaS. rates. We accept surplus
furn. as pay on moving. GLOVER, RE.
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COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE,

$1,000 DOWN-open for inspection, y
to s. The Stanton, 12S C st. ne. newly
redecorated. 8, and 8 room apartments;
vacant. immediate possession: FIRST
RE 1881, or UN. 0759. 21'
WEST OF 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA rd
n w.-Convenient to park, shops, theater
and First Church Scientist; remarkable
comodious, front apartment OF s rms: 2
flights up and in fine condition; monthly
S40.32, exclusive. Call Mrs
Merillat, CO. 5165, night or Sunday; other
times here: LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, l719
K st. NV, MA. 1l66.
DE LUXE APARTMENT in exclusive build
ing near Meridian Park--Very large foyer.
35-ft living room, dining room, 3 bed
rooms, . baths. plus maids room and
bath: service entrance. 3 exposures with
excellent view. Immaculate condition.
S.s,oOO. Call Mr.. Gavin, H; G. SM1THY
CO. ST. $500; residence, DU. 477o.
81 900 DOWN. VACANT-Immediate pos
session; The stanton l2s st rddecos ne Open en-
and Completely reconditioned; . and 3
bedroom apts. FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, 905 10th st. NV. RE. 353l or
JJN O164 ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwe.t.

IS NEW, DETACHED, prick homes, Amer
between 43rd and 44th, Just 2 blocks from
Sears. Roebuck on Wisconsin ave; near
schools, churches, stores and transp.: g
rms, bath and half, gas heat, screens
throughout, elec. refgr., gas stove. For
information, call Mr.. NOLAN or Mr..
KNOX. MA: $3.50. or nights, DU., 5637,
Ext 304. House open at 44th and Alton
Saturday and Sunday.
WILL TRADE-Completely furnished neal
Connecticut ave. about , blocks from
Chevy Chase: 6-bedroom. Spanish-type
corner home: suitable for elaborate enter
tanning; 1st floor has two-story living room
with overlooking balconies, oval-shaped
dining room with mirrored walls, sunroom,
patio, breakfast room. kitchen, , bedrooms
and bath; second floor has 4 bedrooms
bath and space for. additional bath; lower
levels have huge ballroom clubroon, bar,
maids room and bath and gear built-in
garage The moderate price includes all
furniture and furnishings. including grand
piano, marble statuary. rugs, etc. Inspect
ty appointment only. GEO. J. MOSS,
r .altor. SH. 2R00. 23s
BETHESDA SI4,95e-For sale by owner;
detached brick on nice lot. close 10 Wis
ave; there are large rooms, sarase and
full basement, in splendid condition; no
AGENTS. WI. 1887. "a
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HOUSES UkFURhIsHEp,

NEW 6-RM. BRICK in Cheverly; firepl
full bsmt. auto. heat; large lot; $3.50 a
mo. on lease, 3 mos. advance rent. Call
MR. DAVIS. WA 626l. al
BRAND NEW 7-RM HOME, Colesville rd
Md-Bedrm and bath on lst floor; "a
acre of ground included KAY REALTY
CO, RA. 300. -23
inston; 10 a month. OK. 1893. -23
FOR RENT, 3-bedrm. bunga. in heart of
Beth; Sl50 mo. GEO. w. ROBERTSON,
VIZ SOR-
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ApARTMEhTs SUBURBAN.

MARRIED COUPLE, ouakers preferred: no
excIusfYe eiuf Fround- @ floor apartment, partially
fur. light housekeeping. in west Alexan7
drls with rent reduced to $50 month
in return for services of wife on SATURDAY.
afternoons, evenings and most OF sandayS ds,y
as substitute for practical nurse on ,outS
those periods and also services OF husband
on Saturdays in caring for grounds Beau
tifuI home and view OF Potomac. ReIer-
snres Box 340-V, Star.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

DESIRE UNFURNIsHED 2-bedroom apart.
ment for same in Philadelphia. Delaware
s.5o15 PhiIa, or Box l54;T, Star sec3,on 20
San ner mo. for single efficiency. in NV,
mo shares: max S45 per mo. NO. 1884
after $50 pm: -.
for 2-bedrm. duplex apt. Call HO.
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ApARTMeNrs UhEuRNIsHEp.

GROOM APT-Liv. rm. with fireplace, z
bedrms.. dinette, kit, bath. All utllltles
furn. $3.50 mo. SH. 1855.
THREE ROOMS. kitchen and bath, ready
to move in: all 2nd f.. pvt. sntra1n5ees'
l35 mo- 5ao5 send st; NV Or LIZ;
apt; lease, S45 mo. Apply Sun. or Tues
/ to 5 nm. No phone
80 soor rooms S25 month
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Neshwest.

uOOSBS fVN SSAhh@tN0bNuWVs
COLORED-To sETTE EsTATE-ssoS
eneum5eranee; un,St aEs % %parcSsser 70 arrange own
h.ss ss la. submit ss sAS Ss fss ,S
ceHosspMME sssiSias slssii asvt Nc. HOMES ts.
q ass assSss p S1 Ess 81 sSF5
SS SeSSioSRskD@ssss RI s.ss n poRS gS 1mm.d.s. is pe..
sn:. .ss:0n sssf.al Ssss ss: % sss:i ies
s;.. y; Sc. 'ssise =. ssss g.
sIvndsttcc sve and Scott ccireis-FTrnished. II rms,
arranged into apts.: Immaculate eond,.
aSosed a,Ha; Ss@sSe' ssso monthly; @ osrsa Is .sSn
iaTifinsn' MMIaR. pU. atss I Or pg. 1870 TN :
eeohoRES@EneI% col GMaS.0xq S9f'' sr1Gh.ns rms.
baths; converted to Ink. apts; OIL hsns:
iuInished income aqotfsmd at ss9Gf sfaS %an'fyy: by
@ Sasa % or DU. 1870 till pm. Midtown
Sn stsssSr dss1 btth fl MI sNDta, houses
with ipll bsmts; iasal for Sxr sSnxsrsion Dc e.
once Once Or 1s2I 81 14th 4a,G st. IN NV. pm
COLOHED-HAMILTON HehoA Xf'
presents: To inspect these today. CAN II
1000 x...
$500 blk. 11th ST. n.w.-1Col;, ericf'
beautiful, lge., 8 rms. and bath, fuil osm''-
oil heat. deep yard; S13.eb0
bath, h.-wsh.; $3.50 down; Se.95o.
Kentucky ave. se.--Modern Colonial row
brick; 6 rms. and bath; $1,000 dovn
iith st. se-Brick, 8 rms, improve
ments: $500 down; $3.50.
1900 blk 9Th st. n.w.-Four-storl
brick, lge 5-unit bldg. 3ia baths, h:-whS
rented S21s.35 mo-; fire escapes: $1,000
Brick house, 6 and 8 rms, improve
ments: $500 down; 81 $50 to S12,960.
100 blk ssh .So st dnwn: n;wrsas1s "a s6p rms ans
Montelio ave n.e-Sx rms. and bath,
semidet., h-wh.: $1,000 down; SI1 SOC.
These are just few OF our onsrinss'
HAMILTON REALTY CO., 5625 Ga. ave-,
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TODAY'S UNUSUAL VALUES:
Bethesda-New brick. det, large lot. 8
rms, Ia baths; S1s.95O.
Chevy Chase, d. C.-Brick, det. 6 rms
baths; sd rec I'm rm' garage, small cash pay
Kirkside---Brick. det, slate roof. rms,
sas as kSn PAINS DBL garage rec. rm.; special
Kirkside,Nsw large brick. det.. bedrm,:
den and "a bath on 1st f.; bedrms;. tiled
Barnaby Woods-New det brick. rms &,
z baths, breakfast rm., garage, gas heat;
Barnaby woods-New Diet. brick : rms.
heat: $4,000 1st; s2s,950
wooded lot; good financing, s29,950.
Barnaby ,Woods-New large. well-cond-
sstructed bricks, center hall rms; ga
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, 44so Conn. ave.
COLORED-sIMPLE AS a, B, C-Home
plus Investment equals future SscuEtty
] income. s21s. Here is 4-story BRICK
BLDG; plus a rear BIDS containing apts,
CAN JOHN b. NEWMAN PROPERTIES.
NC, Ma: 1921. for appt; Live in on one
CoLoRED-HoMEs. ali sections Of city;
Low as $50 down. TR. 231l. CLARENCE
eoToREp01ioo 100 BLOCK NEW HAMp.
Tooms sI and nd 3 baths: al Ii fsrnished: GOOD
sLaNKGN a1laNTsa : f PRESS ZINC. NC. eyes, NH s'
CoLoRED-Is0o BLOCK CoRCORAN ST.
ss6 sath DOWN Hh balances ike
soiEonEpW~.s s4ffsz Il s'w&Esv sszs
ai se c6ndtidn 5ms the essh ss5o6 zee DOWN 5 M III
1lhR2L RExLrT r. 1ae GOO iss5 y oood as' Hope Td
coLoREDE7suITAssLE BE, ZOE FOE BOOMING BOOMING
NV being newly decoEstsS oS6 soeS eaHn
payment required: INSPECTION any tims
sss2ssa eoIosE691S1! pun FiAa shock 81 g. M S,T:
EN-, aoassos fSS5s5fs 10 90 sSs a!,,.
eosIoRtD1NoDnRs, e aSRi Ds 2aH3s s-sroRr sEietk,
10 rooms baths, tl;b'a %, heat NEAR sTse tgi
sHAzo eY & REssEooER. 1924 x st. MA.
coIoREp-1eos BLK. OF a5th ST. NV;
MSS ssSm cLARkE Hsf ONO Once, Eli sth st, NV.
ccodLoaED-wE q og1s SELDOM LIST as nne a
value as this IN roE .Dsrious 0sisa and rooms m
E baths 3 yoa sDlsndiad daAkgHsfI fs5 eGfs'I RpIE M Il
p1. ss4s latter 5, MI. Pendleton, Pu.
eatcsasoHED-.,,seo Down .ak.s .his e.
= ! kits. @ . baths. full 5smt. with coal beat;
SsEaH42 Sltfs4s2 co 60 K ' 5s44 a. ewes: g.. ss9
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ApTs EuRk. AND UkEUR.

UT PLEASANT. after Apr. Groom in
ant flrn,, S45 I'D, or unfurn. $40. Suit.
couple or one or two women; ref, BOX
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DON'T MISS THE BOAT

DON'T MISS THE BOAT
Remember the fellow who complained
because he didn't buy home in 1910?
He missed the boat and history does re-
peat Itself Were experts IN findins' ap-
new and old homes in every price range
and section; We invite you to discuss
with us today your real estate problems
and list below few of cur unusually
Open is daily. 3401 Laurel ave,
Cheverly, Nd. New det. brick Colonial on
large level lot: 3 twin-sized bedrms, full
bsmt., storage attic and so many other
unusual features 1t must be seen to be
Silver spring-New det. bungalow on
large level lot; rms. now and room for
more, or 6-rm., 3-bedrm Col: either
for only S13,75O. on terms like rent
Home with income: containing 10 rms,
bedrms., with approved income OF ap-
prox. $500 per mo-, plus owners quarters;
only $1,000 down, and other good buys
too numerous to mention here. Call RE
1918. 8 to daily for expert and cour-
teous real estate service CHAPMAN
REALTY CO., Realtors, 1925 14th st. NV
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COOPERATIVE APTs. WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

APARTMENT WANTED
Will purchase two or more bedrooms, il
NV AD 7400, Apt. 619. 23s
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tached homes Of
large level lots: livi.
rooms are larger Il
this price home; XII
completely equipped;
floor; 2nd floor, 3 !
baths; stairway to
tached garage. s.
HEAD, Realtors, AID
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Church Women
Plan Beneht Tea

A tea for the benefit Of the
United Nations Appeal for Children
will be given from 3 to 5 pm. Sat-
urday at the Chinese Embassy un-
der auspices of the Washington
Council Of Church Women.
Giving a colorful note to the oc-
casion will be the presence of
group of children from some of the
diplomatic missions here who will
wear the costumes of their respec-
tive countries. In addition to the
Chinese Embassy. those to be repre-
sented include the Philippine, In
dian, Polish, Siamese, Greek and
Netherlands Embassies and the Lux
embourg. Lithuanian and Austrian
Legations.
Mrs. Tan, wife of the Chinese
Minister, will receive with Mrs. WAL
lace N. Streeter, council president
and Mrs. Glenn Riddell, Mrs. Arch.
ibald Smith, Mrs. Edith Allen, Mrs
T. G. Carr and Mrs. o. L. Hunt, al
council officers.
Acting as hostesses will be men,
bers of the councils evening guild
headed by Miss Lillian F. Willhide
who will be assisted by Miss Eta
Mai Russell, Mrs. Theodore o
Wedel, Mrs. Irving w. Ketchum
Mrs. Marilyn Toriye, Mrs. Huge
Winkler and Mrs. George Hopkins.
Admittance to the tea will be by
council membership card only. Tick.
cts may be obtained at the council
Office, 1751 N street NV, or at the
Embassy gate on Saturday after
noon.
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Garden Parties Pred0n1inate
In CabitaIs Social Wbirl

Tayloe Ross, Miss Eta Mai Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Morris,
Mrs. VIII Leonard Lowrie, Mrs. Ar
thur Woods and her daughter Car
ollie, Mrs. Emil Hurja and Mrs
Frederick w. Witt.
Some of Capt. and Mrs. Macon
dray's friends who were there were
Maj. and Mrs. John Otey Walker,
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Karig, 1t.
Comdr. Patricia Conwell, 1t. Frances
Hill, 1t. Frances Biadsz, Mrs.
Charles B. Rollins, Col. and Mrs.
Robert C.. Kilmartin and Comdr.
and Mrs. Edward Halloran.
Mrs. Joseph L. Arnold had q
lovely day for her luncheon yester-
day and a most attractive setting.
Walnut Hill, her home in Falls
Church, was the scene Of the party
which was arranged as q buffet.
The hostess mother, Mrs. Lidia
Biazzi, assisted in entertaining the
guests.
Cocktails were served in the bar
and on the terraces, and an Italian
luncheon was served from the buffet
in the dining room where a lovely
old silver "lazy susan" conveniently
held number of the dishes. Bright
colored birds in Italian pottery
made an attractive decoration on
the table and red gladioluses filled
vases throughout the house.
The guests included Mrs. Robert
Barrett, Mrs. Bernard Atchison,
Mrs. Irene Caldwell, Mrs. Harry
Beekman, Mrs. Austin Donovan,
Mrs. 10y Anderson, Mrs. Arthur
Bergman, Mrs. Barnee Breeskin,
Mrs. Leslie Biffle, Mrs. Edward Cur
ran, Mrs. Harvey Cobb, Mrs. Will
liam Cunningham, Mrs. Manuel j.
Davis, Mrs. Arthur Dewey and Mrs.
Daniel Dragonitti.
Still others were Mrs. Harry Dun
can, Mrs. Hugh House, Mrs. Samuel
Hyman, Mrs. Catharine Kinney,
Mrs. Nathan Hurwitz, Mrs. William
Gallagher, Mrs. Alvin Kraft, Mrs.
Garfield Kass, Mrs. Robert Lynch,
Mrs. Walter Moyle, Mrs. Edward
McGinness, Mrs. Robert McClintic,
Mrs. Fred Newland, Mrs. Harry
Pittman and Mrs. J. William Pen
dexter.
Completing the list were Mrs.
Robert Quayley, Mrs. J. Rixey
Smith. Mrs. Frank Shields, Mrs.
William Sammons, Mrs. Desi Serra-
bella, Mrs. James Speed, Mrs. F-ank
Schwegmann, Mrs. William Wagner.
Mrs. Harvey Warwick, Mrs. Tony
Wakeman, Mrs. Douglas Hatch and
Mrs. Raymond Harper.
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In the Bridal Procession

Sholom Synagogue, Rabbis Joshua
Klavan and Zemach Green officiat-
ing.
Attending the bride were Mrs
Harry S. Klavan, and the Misses
Frieda Sperling, Ella Green, Har-
riet Kaplan, Dena LANCER, Ann
Abelman and Shulamith Klavan
The best man was Mr.. Victor
Becker and the ushers were the
Messrs. Arnold, Herbert and Melvin
Sperling and Theodore Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker now live al
1888 Tuckerman street.
Lubcher. r.WeinSfein
Miss Pauline Weinstein, daughter
Of Mr.. Frank M. and Mrs. Heller
Weinstein, was married recently tt
Mr.. Bernard B. Lubcher of this city
son of Mrs. Rose Lubcher of Brook
lyn. Rabbi Solomon Metz officiatec
at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mrs. Helen Aiken and Miss Hilds
Myers attended the bride and Mr.
Herman Lubcher was best man fol
his brother. The ushers were the
Messrs. Benjamin Margel, Leonard
Bross, Joseph Lubscher, Sidney
Marcus, Melvin Sherman, Melvin
Aiken, Irving Fine and Sheldon
Jontiff.
Heafherley.HoH
Fort Lincoln Chapel was the scene
OF the recent wedding of Miss Clyde
M. Holt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. Holt of Mount Airy, N. c., and
Mr.. John r. Heatherley, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Heatherley OF
Greensboro, N. c.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Alvis D. Holt
and the Rev. E. x. Heatherley
brother of the groom officiated al
the ceremony. The Misses Willis
tine Presswood, Mary Lee Francis
and Marie Joyce were bridesmaids
and Mr.. Bill Miller was best man
Mr.. Hall Holt and Mr.. Christopher
Gill were ushers.
Peferson-KeesIine
The marriage of Miss Donnalee B
Keesling and Mr.. H. Wayne Peter
son took place recently in Sherwood
Presbyterian Church. The Rev
Richard M. Mussen and the Rev
Wallace E. Easter of6ciated.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Harold G. Keesling anc
Mr.. Peterson is the son Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arnold Peterson.
Mrs. Wallace E. Easter attended
the bride, Mr.. John Lehman wa
best man and the MeSsrs. Harold G
Hugh c., and Max B. Keesling ant
Robert Peterson were ushers.
| After q honeymoon at Niagar,
Falls, the couple will reside at 43l'
Twelfth street NE.
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Yesterdays Brides Join
POPULAR June Procession

Miss Nancy Prev Mcdonald
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stewart Mcdonald, was married
last evening to Army 1t. Donald
Sternoff- Boyer, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Otto Sternoff Boyer of Mclean
The ceremony was performed in
the Navy Chapel, the Rev. Carl F
Hess of Our Lady Of Victory Church
oficiating. The reception was held
In the Columbia Country Club.
The bride was attended by Miss
Joyce Steele Senter, Mrs. Morton
Sternoff Boyer and the Misses
Christine Mcdonald, Adriehne Nc
Ardle, Janice Mclaughlin, Rose
mary Shove and Robin Dunham
Kate Mcdonald was flower girl.
Mr.. Richard Sternoff Boyer was
best man and the ushers included
the Messrs. Morton Sternof Boyer
Duncan Keith, Henry Stewart Nc.
Donald III, Leonard Meyer, Richard
Loos and Thomas Dixon Armour.
1t. and Mrs. Sternof Boyer Will
motor to the formers new post at
Fort Benning, Ga. He recently came
back from duty in Korea.
BeaU.McMnllen
The Second Baptist Church was
the scene yesterday of the marriage
of Miss Annabelle Lee McMullen
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
McMullen, to Mr.. Albert Linwooo
Beall, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Emory Beall of Ritchie, Md. The
Rev. j. Ray Garrett oflciated.
Joan Tisdale was flower girl, ane
the brides other attendants were ths
Misses Marjorie McMullen, Louise
Beall and Alma Lee Simmonds.
Mr.. Willard Beall was best man
and the ushers were the Messrs
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Navy and will be stationed at the
Naval Medical Center in Bethesda.
Sf0kes-Sch,vaSs
Mrs. Humphrey Stokes Of Wash
ington and Winnipeg, Canada, an
nounces the engagement Of her
daughter, Margaret Sarah Jean, to
1t. Earl Robert Schwass, USN, Of
Muskegon, Mich.
Miss Stokes is member Of the
British Embassy staff. Her f1ance.
graduate of Northwestern, is on
duty at the Navy Department.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday in the Naval Communications
Annex Chapel.
Polmar.Finkelsfein
Mr.. and Mrs. David w. Polmar
announce the engagement OF their
daughter, Rhoda Lee, to Mr.. Philip
Finkelstein of Brooklyn.
A graduate of Eastern High
School, Miss Polmar attended Alb
bott Art School. Mr.. Finkelstein
attended Brooklyn College and
served four years in the Army dur
ing the war.
The wedding will take place in
September,
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Mrs. Viviam Bailey
Weds Mr.. Ridsdale

The Rev. Henry w. Snyder OH
ciated at noon yesterday at the
wedding Of Mrs. Vivian Hohmanr
Bailey Of Johnstown, Pa, and Mr.
Percival Sheldon Ridsdale, the cere-
mony taking place in st. Paul's
Lutheran Church. Only members OF
the two families attended the cere-
mony and the wedding breakfast
which followed at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Mrs. Patricia Ridsdale Somers at.
tended the bride and DR.. John Oliver
LaGorce was best man. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridsdale will spend
the summer in Johnstown, coming
to Washington for the autumn or
their way to Florida for the winter
Mrs. Ridsdale Is the only child o1
Mrs. Edward E. Hohmann and tht
late Mr.. Hohmann who was a mem.
ber of the Pennsylvania State Legis-
lature. She is a member of the
Sunnehanna Golf and Country Clut
of Johnstown. Mr.. Ridsdale. who re-
tired in 1887 Is a member Of the
Chevy Chase and the University
Clubs and of the United States
Seniors Golf Association.
Evening star., 1948-06-09

Wade and Roy Beall. John August
and Kenneth McMullen.
| P0,OeH-Vrahiofes
The marriage Of Miss Louellen
Marie Vrahiotes, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Aristedes Vrahiotes, to DR..
Albert Milton Powell, jr., whose
parents live at Lewistown, Md, took
place last evening. The ceremony
was performed in the Greek Ortho-
dox Church of St. Sophia, the
Rev. A. Laloussis officiating, and
was followed by reception in the
Admiral Club.
Mrs. Clyde Dana Thomas and
Mss Elizabeth Bogue Monocrusos
were the brides attendants and
DR.. Clyde Dana Thomas, jr., was
best man, and Mr.. Peter Vrahiotes,
DR.. Donald I. Mohler, jr.: DR.. Kyle
Y. Swisher, jr.; DR.. William S.
Womak and DR.. Fred r. McCrumb,
jr, were uShers.
Observation-Disclosures
Miss Ruth Milestone became the
bride of Mr.. Maurice Harris Berko-
witz yesterday, the ceremony taking
place in the Mayflower Hotel, Rabbi
Henry Segal officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Milestone, and Mr.
Berkowitz' mother, Mrs. Jacob
Berkowitz, lives in New Haven. Miss
Frieda Walker and Mrs. Joseph
Bieber attended the bride and Mr.
Elihu Berkowitz was best man. The
Messrs. David Milestone, Joseph
Bieber, Ralph Ochsman, David and
Selden Krupsaw, Martin Steckel
Maurice Revkin and Jacob Perl
mutter were the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berkowitz will live
/ in Silver Spring.