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Mems Furnishings

80 Orig. 4.95 and $50 Famous
Moks Poiamas in neat patterns.
Notched collar styles in sizes A
to D 3,9S
81 Orig 7.5o and 7.s5 Fomous
Moke Poiomos, made from fine
woven shirt fobrics. Neot stripes
and solid eolors in the popuIor
notched collor style. Sizes A to
D 4.95
So Orig. soc Corded Hem Hond-
ksrhisfs, some with initiols- -29e
3 Orig. 500 Feulsrd Pettsrnsd
hendksrehiefs; l8-inch size in
maroon or navy y--------l.S5
So Orig. ass and, 4.s5 Famous
Make Psjomes in white broad
cloth. Slip-over and notched
collar styles, sizes A to D--2.s8
23 Orig. $50 to 7.5o Femous
Nuke Sport Shirts, long sIeevsd
in spun royon, wool and cotton.
Medium and medium-Ioroe sizes,
3.s5
z4o Orig. 3.s5 All Wool Cloves.
imported from, Scotland. Neot,
conservative patterns in grey and
black, maroon and black, ton and
brown. SmolI, medium and Jorge
1ls Orig. 1873 to 500 Genuine
Leather Wallets in ton or black.
Morocco, steer and buffolo, in-
cludino tax Use
z Orig. 1900 cissretts Boxes;
silver plate on copper; tornished,
but will clean costly; including
z Orig. $500 ciser Humidor.,
shopworn. | leather covered; J
mahogany -------------4.S3
Msn's Farsishixgs, Street Floor,
"E" Street BIds., The Heeht Go.
Washixsfos
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30 Originally 1888
Swirl Skirts
4.88

New look skirts, fuIl-flored and
ripping, mode Of fomous name
wooIens! In broken color ossort-
ments and size ronoes
20 Originally 7.s5 Corduroy
skotins Skirts, in red or green;
hems deeply foeed; broken sizes . |. 5
II Originally 1875 Long sleeved
Corduroy Jaekets, unlined; belted
back: black or gray; sizes 10 to
l8 in the group ,------- S.S9
s Originally 1855 to 1895
ctossie Suits, of soft, excellent
ouoIity wool; O few soft styles;
in tweed brown. red. beige or
oroy; broken sizes II to l8,
Sborfswear, Third Floor,
Tie Hecht Co, Washisstos
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Bedroom Furniture

/ Orig. 1895 Three-pe. Suite.
vonity, chest and double bed,
! Orig. 4o5.s5 Three-pe. Bed
room Suite. solid mahogany; von-
ity, chest and double bed 1925
! ORIG. 6s.s5 BIeoehed Mahos-
any Veneers and Hardwood ven-
ity 3S.So
3 Orig. s4.s5 to. 10000 voni-
ties, bIeoehed mohoaony veneers
and hardwood d--------4S.Sa
I Orig. 1900 Vanity, cordovon
mahogany ------------es.s5
I Orig. 15e.co Vanity. solid mo-
hoeony --------------oS.S9
Z Orig. 1895 and 5o.ss Double
Beds, lined ook--------lS.Ss
I Orig. 52.s5 Double Bed. wheot
s ORIG. lo4.oo to los.s5 pou-
Bile Beds. walnut, bleoched mo-
hooony veneers and hardwood,
black and gold finish -- 1926
80 Orig. 1895 to 5o.s5 Twin
Beds. Choice of finishes 1895
9 ORIG. 69.e5 Twin Beds. Choice
of finishes -------L LS.S9
7 Orig. ez.s5 to $500 Twin
Beds, walnut or bIeoehed mohog-
any veneers and eunwood, 1926
10 Orig. 1895 to 10000 Twin
Beds. prlmovero walnut or
bIeoched mahogany veneers and
hardwood --------4S.So
s Orig. $4,000 s-pe. Bedroom
Suites, mahogany veneers and
hardwood, chest. double bed and
choice of dresser or vanity,
I Orig. 44.e5 Mite TobIe, VOL
nut veneers and hardwood. 1895
! Orig. 1895 Mite Table.
parchment color ---- 24.95
I Orig. 1875 TO 1895 Bench.
ook ----------4.Sa
Z Orig. 1000 Benches, mohoe-
any finished oumwood ----5.95
; Orig. 1895 TO $500 Benches.
Iioht oak, bleoched or cordovon
mahogany finished eunwood,
I Orig. 1895 Grey Oak Com
u.ode 1z.95
3 Orig. 6.ss ketursl Oak cheirs,
4.95
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Handkerchief Sole

At Orig. 3se Women's Cotton
Prints l9e
439 Orig. 59e to 75e hondker-
chiefs; mems initioled cottons,
women's embroidered linens,
boys cottons -- 5Sc
26I Orig. 75e to l.50 Handker-
chiefs; womens embroidered and
lace trimmed linens, initioled
Swiss sheers, mems initioled cot
tons and linens. and plain linens,
59e
l6o Orig. Ale Mems Cotton
Handkerehiefs with embroidered
initioIs, white---------z5e
Hssdksrckiefs. Street Floor.
The Hsckf Co., Waskisgfos
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Boby corrioses

! Orig. $Ils Whitney Coach.
Grey. Steeromotie oeor. Pune
ture proof white tires. l6-in.
boII-beorino wheels $6s
z Orig. SIS Whitney carEioses.
Concealed gear. green, eroY
$40
I Orig. $3.50 Whitney cerriase.
Blue ue---34.95 .95
I Orig. 1895 SterkIins cssriase.
BoIl-beorine wheels, chrome eeor,
34.95
] Orig. $3.50 sterkIine >caTrisse.
Chrome oeor puncture-proof
white tires, boIi-beorino wheels,
q $40
Isfssfs' Fsrsifsve, 2s1 Flssr.
Tie Hscks Co, Wsskisgfss
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Women's Hosiery

Women's Hosiery
400 Prs, oris. 100 to l.s5 Bed
Socks, oil wool. medium and
large ose
z4S Prs. Orig. ZOO Rayon Hose,
full fashioned. some out-sizes.
1so Prs. Orig. 3se and 45e Cot
ron AnkIsts -------------ISe &c
800 Prs. Orig. SIC Seamless
Royon Hose ----------Ise
400 Prs. Orig. 40 Cotton Stock
inss, full fashioned, white ond
black ------------oSe
Hosiery, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co., WashingtoS
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LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

4 Orig. 1885 to 1855 Sofas.
Lawson, Reeeneies. Chinese Chip
pendoles ---t19.95
I Orig. 1895 .Lawson Soto.
Molocite koroseoI upholstery,
4 Orig. 1926 Two-Pe. sefa Bed
Suites. Blue or wine cotton top
estry y----------------oS.S9
I Orig. 1895 z-Pises Living
Room, by VoIIey. Chortreuse
print and rust cotton topesty,
Orig. 1885 ssfs, yellow and
brown florol print. BY Volley,
3 Orig. 1885 KroehIer Sofas,
red or chortreuse, blonde frames,
1926
z Orig. s4.s5 Corner Sections. by
Conont Boil. Red cotton tap
estry, blonde frames ---49.e5
IS Orig. 1926 seetionoI Pieces.
center and end; blue, ehortreuse,
wine, grey frieze, fIorof cottor'
tapestry ---------- -3S.So
~ Orig. 1895 and 1926 Sec
tionoI Pieces, choice Of uphol-
stery ---------------ZS.So
I Orig. 1898 3-Pe. seetienaI
Sefa, in chortreuse cotton tapestry,
1895
! oris. 1895 KreshIsr 7-Pe.
Sectional Sofa. chortreuse cotton
topestry --------------79.s5
I Orig. I5s.s5 Lounge choir.
blue royon domosk. by Volley,
1895
I Orig. 1898 Lawson Choir
oren self Pottern royon domosk,
1926
z Orig. 1895 Tub cheirs. rust
honespun topestry 1885
| ORIG. 1895 Occasional choir.
chortreuse, brown moss trim,
5s.e5
! Orig. 1895 Tub choir char
treuse cotton topestry- 1926
Living Room Furniture.
4fh Floor, The Hecht Co.,
J. ashingfoN
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Spsciol Purchase
and Sale!
Occasional Chairs

0ut0 S0lSs
OccusionaI Chairs
45 SheFaton, HeppIswhife,
Queen Anne end medsrn
,eheiEs in cotton tapestries.
royon brocoteiles and
domosk. Light and dark
wood frames ---- 1895
81 channsI back. sleepy
hollow and button tufted
chairs in cotton tapestries,
royon brocotelles and
domosks. Choice of dec
orator colors. Some mod
erns in wheot- finished
hardwood fromes- 1895
81 chsirs. Choice Of
ChlppenooIe, queen Anne
shsraton. Hepplewhite and
modern in choice Of rich
18th century type fobries
royon domosks and
brocoteIIes, cotton topes-
tries s----------39.95
I Orig 1895 Armies
chsir. green cotton top
estry -----------1S.95
; Orig. 1895 Armies
cheirs, blue or conory,
button tufted. Soiied.
1925
10 Orig. 1895 Occasional
Chairs, modern cotton top
estries, blonde fromes.
Chairs, 4th Floor,
Tile Hechf Co., Washington
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TOYS
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
20 Orig. 1895
Doll Carts
1899

I1s|I
Simulated Leather doll eort
with folding steel frome,
foot-broke, padding, large
rubber tired wheels.
100 Orig. soc 70 81 As
sorted children's Books,
7 Orig. 5.57 kiddis Ksrs
with metal frome, rubber
tired wheeIs-----l.99
II Orig. 3.s5 White Step
Chairs for chiIdren- --1.99
s Orig. e.s5 Upholstered
Chintz Chairs s----z.99
4 Orig. 3.s5 All Metol
Seooters with Rubber Tires.
2.99
3 Orig. $40 Doll corts.
Simulated leother. COL
lopsible 3.99
4 Orig. $50 Upholstered
Simulated Leather Doll
cradIes 3.e9
z Orig. S.65 Upholstered
chintx Lounge choirs for
children 49,. 3.99
Is Orig. 500 Wagons
Wood body, metoI under
eorrioee, rubber tires, 5.99
; Orig. 1875 TabIe and
Chair Sets. Natural.
finish -----6 6.99
II Orig. s.s5 Desk and
Chair Sets. NoturoI fin
ished oak ---- 6.99
8 Orig. 1926 Folding Doll
carts. Simulated leother.
Rubber tires ----7.99
I Orig. 1895 FIexi Roeer
Wagon. Steers like sled,
7.se
I Orig. $3.50 Auto Bike.
Four-WheeI Cycle tor
children 3 to 8 years old,
f4.ss
z Orig. $3.50 Steel and
Chrome Desk and Choir
Sets. Blackboard top,
I Orig. 1850 TebIe and
Choir Set with z arm
chairs. Maple finished
oumwood 1892
; Orig. 34.s5 sidewsIk
DieyeIes with Coaster
Brske. l6-in. wheels,
24.99
Toys, 3rd Floor, The
Heeht Co, Washingson
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Women's Gloves

40 Orig. 800 imported Ansoso
Cloves 100
10 Orig. ESQ Soekum Mitts,
1.50
8 Orig. 500 Hond-mode Wool
Cloves 100
80 oris. 800 and $50 Anso,s
Mitts -- LOO
81 Orig. 800 Cashmere Gloves,
100
II Orig. 5sc and 6se lnfsnts'
Wool Mitts ISe
200 Orig. l.50 and ZOO Rsyen
Gloves, brown, beioe---39e
GIeDss, Street Fissr.
Tie HseIs Co, WsshisSfss
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MODERN TABLES

7 Orig. 1895 Lsmp Tables,
bIeoehed mohooony with eolorful
trim rlm---------------29.s5
Z Orig. 1925 Lsmp TsbIss. green
lacquer aS.So
I Orig. 1895 Tier TsbIs. z tiers,
blond finish --------l9.9S
4 Orig. z4.s5 TO $3.50 oe-
essiensI TsbIes. end and tier
styles, lined or platinum wolnut
veneer on hardwood ----l0.95
I Orig. 45.z5 End Beeksse. plot
inum walnut veneer and hard
10 Orig. 1866 Bookcases. maple.
and wheot color. Choice Of styles,
1925
, Orig. 5z.s5 Corner Bookcases,
large, handsome, in dull or golden
oak ---------24.95
3 Orig. 1875 End Bookcases, in
dull oak ok---------------o.S5
! Orig. 1895 End Bookcase.
wheot color -----l0.95
I Orig. 1895 KnesheIe Desk, in
blonde finish ~ 9S
$ Orig. 37.s5 Solid LINED Oak
TabIes, with Kz-ineh plate glass
tops; lamp, end and step end
styles --19.95
fth Floor, The Hecht Co.
WashiSgtos
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4oo Orig. 2.o8 to 5.98
Women's Neckwear
" Price
Now l4Q to 2.o9

Blousettes, diekeys, collors; both
royons and cottons in variety OF
STYLES and colors. Blousettes tit
sizes 81 to 38.
NeekweM, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
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20 Originally l4o.o5
Women's s .Furred Goats
1890
All wool needlepoint and suede
with Persion Lamb and Silver Fox
colIors. Fitted and boxy styles.
II Originally 1895 oll-wool
needIepoint with Persion lamb or
Chino Mink trim-----116.00
10 Originally 1895 fitted styles
in needlepoint and suede with
Persion trim 49, 108.OO
II Originally 1925 and 1926
untrimmed fitted and boxy styles.
Wine and black 800
Tox free
Womex,s Goats, Third Floor,
Tile Hechf Co, Washinsfos
IS Originally 1895 to 1895
Evening Dresses
500
Dinner dresses and doncino
dresses :. Of royon sotfn, royon
toffeto, sheer royons, royon
crepes and loces. Sizes ore brok-
en- but they include misses.
women's and Juniors ranges!
20 Originally 1895 to 1895
Dinner and Dance Dresses. OF
royon MORE, royon foiIIe or royon
toffeto; broken sizes 10 to Is,
IS Originally 1895 to $500
Dance and Dinner Dresses, OF
royon crepe and sheer royon;
broken sizes 10 to 20---17.oo
Epeaine Dresses, Third Floor
The Heeh Co., WashiHstos
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Records

800 Orig. 7se Popular Records.
WelI-known artists and bonds.
lO-in. size Tor Z5e
80 Orig. BIS Record Albums
with 3 ten-in. records. lotin
American ond Howoiion record
inas included
Records, 7fh Floor,
The Hecht Co, Washington
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New plostic you can use for
kitchen and bathroom curtains,
tobIecloths, many other home
uses. Woter-resistont, creose-re-
sistont, wrinkle-resistont. 38-in.
wide. White, red, green, blue,
tan, gold. Some plain, some
checked.
50 Orig. 1.s5 PIostie TobIe Cow
ers. 54-in. square. Assorted
Al Orig. 2.z5 General Electric
Heot Lamps 81
~ Orig. i.4s cafex sinsIe-eup
Coffee e-Aokers. With filters. 81
50 Orig. 3sc Red Plastic Both
room Cups. Decorated -loe
26 Orig. 69e Lueite Skirt or Ponts
Hangers. PosteIs -----10e
IS Orig. 7.5o Koroseal Morqui-
settle Shower curtoins. Cornotion
pottern -------------I.So
50 ORIG. 4.s5 to 6.e5 KIeinert
"Fieeeenop" Window Drope Sets.
1.95
50 Orig. 7.ss Jumbo Wordrobe
Bass. 54-in. length. Foncy florol
pottern on postel grounds. Zip
= - Orig. z.ss to 7.5o Red Trays:
MetoI and wood. Sold as is, 1873
400 Orig. 75e Toy-koff Wsshins
Powder. For boths, hosiery, lin
eere, wooIens, floors, pointed
IS Orig. csc Plastic cooted No
teriaI. 3o-in. width. Yord loe
40 Orig. LIS Cast Iron sk;IIets.
lO-in. size SSe
s Orig. ST Cost Iron skillets.
Gin. size oSe
20 Orig. ese Cast Iron skiIIets.'
sin. size ----- 4Se
Al Orig. 2.ss Revere Tea Kettles.
chrome-ploted ----1.e9
II Orig. 1.49 Mstol Clothes Dry
ers. Fits on rodiotor or-----eee
II Orig. 4.49 Metal Bread Boxes.
Loree size. Single door with
shelf. Pointed design .S8
s Orig. 4.49 Sfep-on Cons with
oIuminized insert. Hond-pointed
design --9I
28 Orig. 73e Blue Enamel Souee-
pots ------------ 3Se
7 Orig. 1.3o Blue Enomef Sauee-
pots - --- oSe
IS Orig. 98e Covered Sodeepots.
White enamel 49e
Hoaseta,sishisgs, 7th Floor.
The Heehf Co., Washinsfos
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$50 Yds. Orig. l.o5 to 2.95
Lingerie Loees
1.5O ,d.
Exquisite imported Ioees from
VI to IA inches wide. 0olloon
and edeine types In ecru, white
and grey.
Notions, Street Floor,
The Hecht Co. WashiSgfos
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Infonts' Furnishings

10 Orig. 4.ss Afshans. hond
Ioomed, pink, blue ------3.ss
s Orig. z.25 Bsby Cups silver
plated -------------i:1as
) ORIG. 100 Dolls .----- soc
; Orig. SOS cuddis Nests, pink
royon sotin cover with pillow.
} Orig. 1895 Crib Comforts,
dotted Swiss s-------6.6S
Z ORIG. 6.99 Soft Dolls ----5.s5
Z Orig. 4.s5 snussIe Dueky. j.,
II Orig. l.ss Kimones. cotton
! Orig. 4.ss csrriase Nets. z.ss
) ORIG. sos Feeding PoTrinsers,
sterlino $50
Z Orig. 1895 Feeding Porrinse.s.
sterling .oo
1s Orig. BIS Loekets LIP
Prices include tar uhere applicable
Istasts Dept, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co., Wdshinsfos
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Bows Clothing

10 Orig. $500 Suits. oil wool
tweed, sizes 80, 81, IS, 40.
z Orig. 1895 Suits. oil wool,
5 Orig. z4.5o Sport. coe.s. oil
wool, size 40 4O--------ll.Ss
3 Orig. 1876 Sports coets, all
wool, sizes l3. l5---.-7.s8
3 Orig. 1895 Sports coets, oil
wool, sizes IA, 500
4 Orig. 1875 Corduroy Jseksts,
jr. sizes 4, s, 8; lined -,-7.S8
s Orig. zz.5o overeoats. double
breasted, navy, ir. sizes 5 to
3 Orig. 1888 ovsreoets. jr. sizes
s o,is. o. 1895 Joeke.., ali wool,
slide Fastened, sizes II, IA.
! Orig. 1895 Moekinaw. size
10 .---------9.88
Z Orig. 1895 Maekinaw., sizss
5 Orig. e.s5 Husky sIseks. sizes
IA, IS, l8, 2O--4.SS
8 Orig. 7.s5 to 1875 Wool
sIaeks, sizes II, 81, "a, 40,
4.Ss
3 Orig. 1000 Fleece ovsreeets,
sizes II to l8-------l6.sS
Boys Clothing. Second Floor
The Hecht Co., WashissfoS
IS Orig. 7.95 to 1925
Teen Dresses
4.88
II Orig. $500 to 1895 Shorty
cests, olI-wooI chinehilIo, hood
ed; broken sizes zes------19.S5
IS Orig. $500 Shorty ceets,
oll-wool plaid, hooded; sizes 10
30 Orig, s.s5 to 1900 Sports
Jseksts, corduroy or wool flon-
mel, some hooded; sizes 10 TO Is,
5.ss
100 Orig. l.8o to 3.54 Neck
lsees. bracelets 10
Is Orig. z.34 Necklaces, broce-
lets Soc
Prices 3Nclsde faE whsre aprfieebls
Tees Circle. Sseosd Floor,
The Hseht Co., WsshissfoS
Evening star., 1948-01-01
Dining Room
Furniture

T0TIltt0tO
, Orig. 1895 7-pe. Dinstts
Sets, maple and blue metoI.
1885
Z Orig. 1875 5-pe. Dinetts Sets.
in honey nnople---------3s.s5
s Orig. 1895 5-pe. Dinstts Sets.
wheat color or---69.95
s Orig. 1895 TO 1895 Dining
TabIes, maple. noturof ook and
lined edook---------<-19.95
; Orig. 1895 and 1895 TabIes.
aroy oak -------------24.s5
IS Orig. 1895 Bullets, lined
oak -----2s.s5
Z Orig. 5000 TabIes, birch.
5s.s5
I Orig. $500 Buffet. maple,
1895
I Orig. 6s.s5 China Tops,
bIeoched mahogany veneers and
hardwood ---19.95
4s Orig. 7:s5 to 1900 cheirs.
oak, lined ook, blonde ond grey
oak, and nople finished gum
wood 4.So
! ORIG. 1875 Chair, ook, 6.s5
90 Orig. 1900 to zz.s5 cheirs.
choice of finishes 9.95
Furniture, Fourth Floor,
The Heeht CO, Washington
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50 Originally $50
Women's Shorty
Pojamas
1.o9

Bright cotton pojonos in stripes.
Equally suitobIe for night or
beach wear. Ruffled trim. bra
top. Broken sizes.
so Originally 500 to 500 Ex-
trs-sixs kishtiss Of royon crepe
and royon sotin; loce and en-
broidery trimmed; broken sizes
as and d4S------------4.99
Lisssris. Third Floor.
The Hsekf Co, WSshisEfos
Evening star., 1948-01-01

200 Yds. Orig. 3.e5 to e.e5
AII-WooI Fobries
In Suit Lengths
$2.95 ss'
Gobordines! Flonnels! Suedes!
Plus fine dress crepes in suitable
yordoee. Wide choice OF colors,
81" wide,
Rayon Dress or Blouse Lengths,
washable - " off resuIor price
Fabric Center, Street Floor.
The Heehf Co., Washington
1900 Yds. Orig. 6oe
"Fobcose" Plastic
Material
29c ,d.
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Herrinebone cotton twill in groy blue with large
fIorol pottern 3o-in wide.
II Orig. 1873 Heavy Striped Cotton Home.pun
Droperies, 254 yds. long y 1855 pr. 5.9S
10 Orig. 6.98 Reody-m Boudoir Choir Covers.
All over fIoroI pottern white chntz grounds. No
cushion cover er..- 4.98
80 Orig. 1898 to 1898 Reody-mode knitted and
cretonne SIipeovers. Rose, wine, blue Floral and
eof patterns. To fit H. Is and 84-n. modern
200 Remnont. and Short Lengths Dropery. Slip
cover and Curtain MoterioI = ----------yd l0e
100 yds. Orig. 81 Ginsham Small and large blue
checks, large green checks. Washable. For cur
tons and wearing apparel e-------------yd. 59e
Evening star., 1948-02-22

terday afternoon for their young
daughter, Maria Lila. Young Seno-
rita Macchi zubiaurre celebrated
her eighth birthday anniversary
last autumn while she was visiting
with her mother in their home
land. The 20 or more guests yes
terday were her classmates ut the
Convent of the Sacred Heart and
her contemporaries in the diploma
tic circle.
Harry the Magician was there to
entertain and there also were mo-
ton pictures to delight the youth
full guests. And the buffet supper
was planned to please the younger
tastes.
Mrs. Norman J. O. Maxim, wife
of the Australian Ambassador. and
their son, Mr.. Lloyd Maxim, who
motored across the country, took
OF from San Francisco Friday
night ON their journey back to Aus
tralia. Mrs. Maxim will spend sew
eral weeks visiting among her fam
lily and friends before returning to
Washington.
The Uruguayan Charge d'Affaires,
DR.. Jose A. Mora, joined his family
in Washington Friday from his
South American home. DR.. Mora
was called there by the death Of
his mother.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

leo, Mr.. Walter L. Thurston. Other
guests were the Bolivian AmbaS-
sador and Sonora de Martinez
Vargas, the Chilean Ambassador
and Sonora de Nieto del Rio the
Colombian Ambassador and Sonora
de Restrepo-Jaramillo, the director
of American Republics, division Of
the State Department, and Mrs.
Paul c. Daniels, the Peruvian Min
lister and Sonora de Fernandez
Davila, and Senorita Blanquita Es-
pinoso de los Monteros, daughter
of the hosts The Director General
of Mexican National Finance, Senor
Antonio Carrillo Flores and Sonora
de Flores were there and others in
the company were the Counselor
of the Embassy and Sonora de
Fernandez MacGregor, Sonora de
Gavito, wife of another Counselor,
and DR.. Jorge Rice.
ChHdrens Party Given
The Financial Counselor Of the
Argentine Embassy and Sonora de
Macchi Zubiaurre gave p party yes
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Miss Jacqueline Bouvier, Miss Mar
gret Thors and >Senorita Anita
Baraibar.
Among the young men at the gala
affair were Mr.. Joseph D. Tydings,
Mr.. James B. Clarke, jr.: Mr..
Charles T. Happier, Mr.. Frank Nc
Reynolds Wozencraft, Mr.. Peter
Gilsey, Mr.. Robert OD. Werlich,
Mr.. Lawrence B. Hume, Mr.. Ray
mond Hazebrock, Mr.. Randolph
Coyle III, Mr.. Edgar Prochnik, jr.;
Mr.. George H. Haselton, Mr.. Ronald
Evans, jr.; Mr.. Byron King, 1t.
Comdr. Philip w. Evans, Mr.. Ran
dali Hagr1er, jr.;; Mr.. Bryon Ogden,
MIR. Robert F. Stuart, jr.; Mr.. James
M. Tuck, Mr.. Gilbert Stanley Un-
derwood, IT,; Mr.. Francis Coleman,
Evening star., 1948-02-22

a whirl on the dance floor and
others, who were doing likewise,
were Miss Halle Katherine Elkins,
Miss Louise Hamilton, Miss Glare
Fahnestock, Miss Lucy Hoffman,
Miss Edwina Pou Walden, Miss
Elizabeth Pawley. Miss Mary Ogden,
Miss Betty Buchanan, Miss Betty
Miles. Miss Virginia Irving, Miss
Betty Welsh Arnold. Miss Mary
Mclaughlin, Miss Annie Laurie
Rankin, Miss Laura Belle Wyatt and
her sister Miss Jane Wyatt, Miss
Ramona North and Miss Anne Muse
Gillespie.
Others enjoying the dancing were
Mrs. Gillespie .Critchell, Mrs. Will
liam Mann and her sister, Miss
Betty Beale, Miss Helen Bowdoin,
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Mr.. Gregorio vincente, Mr.. Neil
Carothers, Mr.. John Gin, Mr.. Allen
Monroe Jones, Mr.. Kent Ives and
Mr. Louis Good. jr.
Mr.. Stanley Reed. jr. and his
brother, Mr.. John Reed, came down
from New York for the party and
others present were MIR. Charles
Whitehouse Of Newport, Mr.. Joseph
Grove, MIR. Brooke Armat, Mr.. j.
Bowdoin Craighill, Maj. Taylor
Simmons, Mr.. Agis J. Kapsambelis,
Mr.. Antonio Borges Leal CASTILLO
Rranco, Mr.. Rankin Roberts, Mr..
Casper de Lange. Mr.. Hans de
Lange, Mr.. Charles II. McEnerney
II, Mr.. ]. Monroe Hunter, jr.: Mr..
Leslie Combs Bruce, Mr.. Calm H.
Cobb and Mr.. Samuel Morrow.
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Wed in THne

Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Bennett an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Lois Shirley Bennett,
to Mr.. Cople Sterling Britton, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Britton of
Phoenix, Ariz. June 1 has been
selected as the date for their we'd
ding.
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announcement

Mrs. Morris Beskin Of Minneapolis
announces the engagement Of her
daughter, Miss Berenice Beskin, to
Mr.. Ernest Charles Sokol, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sokol Of this
city. No date has ben set for the
wedding.
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Brooks
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remained there to continue her
work.
-. The Swiss Minister and Nine.
Bruggmann had guests lunching
with them Friday in the Legation
on Cathedral avenue.
The Mexican Ambassador and
Sonora de Espinoso de los Monteros
were hosts at dinner Thursday eve
ming entertaining in honor of the
United States Ambassador to Mex
Evening star., 1948-02-22
C.amby
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Mitchell, jr., and Mr.. Mitchell's
sister, Mrs. Z. Taylor Chewing, tr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luce, III, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Lewis MacCracken,
Capt. and Mrs. Fred LaFevres. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Dodge, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel J. Ansell, jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchinson, and
DR.. and Mrs. Neville Bowers.
Miss Beverly harrington, daughter
Of the Delegate Of Hawaii and Mrs.
Joseph r. Harrington was having
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SUPPORTERS OF SYMPHONY FUND.
Margaret Truman pictured NTH Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbit Whitney White House. 1ohere they talked
interests in the current sustaining fund campaign of the
National Symphony They looking new score that
perhaps soeday be played by the orchestra The final
report luncheon of the syphonys dtue H be held Tuesday
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Leesburg
School News
Grade School

School opened this year with the
following faculty: H. r. George,
superintendent, Mrs. T. A. Years
ley, principal and sixth grade,
Mrs Harry brewer, fifth grade,
Mrs. Roy lie Master, third and
fourth grade; Mrs. Jay Greer, Sc
cond grade;and Mrs. A. c. Warner
first grade. Francis Robinson is
the custodian of the building.
The sixth grade is glad to wei
come the following new pupils in
their room this year: Phrania and
Donold Bidgood, who came from
Geauga County; and Barbara
Toney who came from Bucyrus.
The sixth grade had perfect at
tendance for the first six weeks
of school.
Bernard Doyle Of the sixth
grade received an A plus in spell
ing for the first six weeks. Ber-
nard did not miss day and re-
ceived 100 every day. He also
made perfect grade on his six
weeks examination.
All the rooms in the building are
very attractively decorated for
Halloween.
The grade school is sponsoring
a paper drive for its project for
American Education Week, Nov.
7-13. They will appreciate ony
donations of paper any time dur
ing that week after Nov 2.
The sixth grade librarians are
Donald Gray and Beverly De-
witt.
Mrs. Lawrence Bidgood and
Mrs. Jane Watkins are employed
as our cooks this year.
The first grade had perfect at
tendance for the week of Oct. 18.