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Evening star., 1948-04-11

ROOMS EuRh.-MD. 3 VA. Gent,
ARL., NEARBY-Desirable rm. for gentle
man, In pvt. home, next to bath; semipyt.
entrance, cony. transp. CHI. 1881.
ALEX, BEVERLY HLLS-ExceptionAll
criminating gentleman. TIE. 6S23. Ill
7OOS ALLISON, Landover Hills. Md.-Light
housekeeping room, large for two, next to
bath: l block from bus. WA. 6455. Ill
COLORED-SETTLED, empi. man for
single rm. GIL. $685. after pm. Ill
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ROOMS FuRk. OR UkFuRk.

FRONT ROOM, next bath, Ink. privileges,
if desired; for empl. only. Gail AT. SS19,
aia G PL. N.w.-Now more newly deco
rated apts.. big l. r. and K, $50 mo-; refgr. |;
fur. or unfnr.: others down to $40 per wk.
G pl. NV, is near 10th st. and G ST..
for single or married employed couples:
nice, airy. large rooms. 1918 1st st. ne.
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APIS. FURNISHED lcont. J

TUcKERMAN ST. NV on l6th--Busi-
nesswoman viii share lovely. furn., 3-room
ss sans sss SUM- Boa A ass s1ss sf sssr
AkLINGTON-Have newly decorated, p
SS.ory. SstS. coz coy, r. mod; apt with PVT bedrm,
from busiine. CAN EDNA HE1sHMAN,
, Rooms, kitchen and bath; gas and elee.
included; block from new q. W. Hos
aooM osss L sATH s B1s ass siscs.n.st. sss. ant
for Z quiet couple: SIS. 1900 Farrasut St.
DUPONT CIRCLE, West: semissnt., lust
and back entrances, liv. rm. is by i9,
Ssdrm II by 22. fireplace, front hall 8
ny 80. foyer, modern kitchen, modern
party, party, $500; hotel srevice If desired. BOX
) GfRLs DESIRE on. girl to share Arm.
ssas KANSAS AVE. NV 4eIs' dble. fms. nsnt.
ema eaeh Tm SEQ; ] Kit: to share for both
FURNISHED four rooms and bath, second
moor; adults only: S100. $40 9th st. NE.
WILL SUITCASE my s-rm. apt. for
N2AT rSSss sSS ok ISbT sbiF ,S
srs Vic ae9idisn ffnfie ai ss9 sp' mo with c.i
CO. 5000. Box 463-L, Star
man ond wife onn s sso kit in bsPt
NICE NICE. REfiNEp, RsEsfffiiN responsible smpl eoupl.
pvt sah ssr rm s5 s5a Isl ss54 k Park ism p
FGRNisAaiEfps fsS1i SA1fiARrMENr-Bedroom. liv-
nshsd s ustes ana: neuded ses t sioo neeg non @
~: % r. s,as:' ' Box sssas sao stsf' sS'4m''
facilities. grills. .elee. refg., uti!s., maid
PvT ss sa npsta2s as Rs ssae sSaf.
cspeo Heshs Ga Desi Ma esSs ssa
s1s LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Three ladies
can have rooms and home privileges in pri-
es e. Week "a days Rsf month sm to 5oE pm sDa
SHARE LOVELY APT. with Jewish sirl
$40 219 Upshur st. NV, apt. 303. Call
TAKoMA PK:-ouiet residential neighbor-
easy sase asesss .,s s. to trans: 81: 7s9s:
rm:. lily; rm;, Kit; furn. apt; unlim phone:
1908 lith ST. N.W..Lady to share ef-
Hss Hsiencg @ apt; with another lady; references;
sil1 REfINsp Is salf caTHoL1c GIRL, age 30, to
share efficiency apartment; Northwest
ss.s BAN. ST. mo NNieey so1 asSs taIn stnr kit
dinette apt, private bath, S65 mo. vi
S0OG. ia
FIRN. APT. for 2 ladies; rms. bath,
and porch, S4s mo. Vicinity Eastern ave,
SUBURBAN APT, light Cooking. Call
s.BEDRooM APT, 1 block car and bus:
HnisSke9pnSc slnT; SRe9 me In nsarby Nd UN. 1883
couple s. no Children; mo- no pets % nondpinksrs
e Ses ssHIST!Io Psr no; ~ 9th St. Sc: Ia
cultured man can share, modern 1-room
and details: Box 4ss.T. Star. ' fe'S'
PETWORTH--Furn. liv rm, kit. bath
4 bedrooms $3.50 mo-, utilities incl; 2nd
ana an 5r9 noors' ADULTS. RA. $500. Box
1884 i$5 MEIGs siea ST. NE.-one girl to share
gith another nicely furn apt, $45. AT
LIVING ROOM with studio couch. COM
fauDs eosss sss Gsy sty Ra w. aaa sss ssnker I'm
year lease. $3.50 bedrms iiv. i. rm., m Kit, kit,
1925 mo. l bedrm;, liy, rm;, dinette and
turn., fun hotel service. Avail May |.
Gs5 GnrET GhsIies sIes L sth Hytchinson n Gen Mgr
GRl To s0 sHaaE Gse 't arT So xth xRGo two other
girls: S45 co. 9340, 18th and Columbia
!; sLoyEk P3kk sEcTfos-Attrae.. isss: new
6esatifally and compIetsly turn: np. avail esaf
sfildren Or pets c.lI %o; 57os @'' sun no
s s1kL 20 70 e. so1 to Ssns Snare ssaa spt with with
ether eth girls; S25 mo. 1913 10th st. NV"
1.ssstsa sR.sGf Rs Isl ss f. sS ssS sgss aE
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SMALL APARTMENHT. furn. or or partly
surn st prsf.rasd sS1ss. 0nf TR s5 sst desired May
teen-age daughter, l-bedroom apt. furn
or unfurn; in NV; washinston or nearby
Va Call days, RE, $780, Ext. 1922 OF
I3}opkISG FOR PERFECT TENANT. Re-
| fined employed couple want small. modern
or ynS sqiss
Sun, or evenings or RE. 67OO, Ext. 73150
UNPUBLISHED APT. WANTED, two rms.
SUBLET. o weeks. Navy commander and
| family need furnished apt. or house i'm
vicinity Dupont Circle weekday. De
500 qiSY EYt' roy fSl; DOG and her m,.t-.s,
urgently need furnished or unfurnishee
apartment within 5-miie radius of Glover
TWo-BEDROOM. unfurnished apartment
nson or saSurb ea sSndsy Seiop
500 pm, weekdays after 800 pm
sA Or BsDRM. UNFURN. APT. or house;
couple, 3-mo.-old infant; perm; ref vii
pay advance rent. DE. 6400, Ext. 500
N. o. L. EMPLoYE. wife, s-yr.-old son
desire to suitcase apartment for 3 months
kzesens st relsrsnses v,esof s T. A. BARBER $ess
ne. Sc. section Tel. TW. S267 Sunday
or after pm. weekdays. IL
A FAMILY OF THREE desires or bed
room unfurnished apt: quiet. considerate
THREE EMPLoYGD GIRLS desire two
bedroom FURNISHED or unfurnished) apart
ment in Virginia. Phone Lincoln 0s19
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE with infant
son, desires 2-bedrm. house or apt. Tor
indefinite period; will consider buying II
price is right r. P. GATEWooD,, DI
REFINED Ii ri p pcoutpLE desires small apt. OF
home. furn. or unfurn. treasonablel: no
pets. no. children, husband psrmanent
Atomic Energy Commission. vi. $3.50.
"A PLACE TO LIVE by ehildless young
couple and sister. returning from Japan;
2-bedrm. apt. pref. North 1852. --12
| g ADULTS desire 1-bedrm. apt. IN NV.
section apt. bldg; references. Executive
YMCA EXECUTIVE and wife, no children
or pets. desire 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. EX.
| 1900. Ext 715 except Sunday. IL
| QUIET. DEPENDABLE young lady. urgent
| 1y REQ. bed-liv. rm.. kit. and bath apt; NV
sec. Please phone De. 5000, Ext: Ill
VETERAN. wife. 2 children need c-bed-
] room unfurnished apt; S65 per month.
Call Republic 6762. liz
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YOUNG MARRIED couple, both work, no
children. want furnished housekeeping
rooms; must be excellent residential neigh
borhood: will pay approximately $50; best
of references furnished. Box 4S1-R, Star.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

COLLEGE STUDENT, vet, and emp. wife
desire 2-bedroom, furn. apt. near Union
Station; best ref. MR.. FISHER, LU. OS59
aRM AMI RATH APT ant bldg nre-
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sunroom; facing n. e. FIX; PVT. pathi pus
sSitsd stS tor : men % or : siris. Is 4sS Neston
ecoLoREpMsrAGE & x s e. for .mpl. girls, twin
laund. tel; excel. transp.: NV. sect. AID.
COLoRED-1s44 KALORAMA RID. NV
Laree furnished room, suitable for 2 men
e sSSEls hons pTyiflesSssw sf sSwsb.r.
coLokED-HwE " HAVE plenty Of furnished
rooms for married ias.n and sinsie persons sons
BIAcKWEIL Realty CO. NC. i5i6 u
scoLoRREp-RM ca FOR EMpLD. MAN. with
home privileges. CO. 43iI. 1sis Fla
coLoRED-7n col COLUMBIA sT.-sinsle
esR nssy 4 fun Tf front
a5ofu DsivIs ior pE m.s soe s4so
couple. $40: with cooking privils. $685.
eoLokEpMisas COZ Skf;n CAROLINE ST. NV
ssRfeHT RSi aff,:an 0sSt ssst home
eoLosfD sSsf ranSs Nicely Ho furnished 44ia
rooms, couple or single, Can DU. 7ass.
coLeRED-ss N. ST. Nw.-AD. 43ss.
SoI6yREpm1sf, SSsy iH5nishsd rSSR sWaNN ST. NV Apt
Sl--Neatly furn. room, large. closet, 9
windows; for respectable empl married
COLORED-I5oT sth ST. Nw.-sinsle
room, $3.50 wk; only respectable nom
slcoholic person apply; no cooking. DE.
CoIoRED-sss KENYON sT.-Room for
I or persons, in clean, refined home,
CoLoRED-NICELY FURN. double front
rm., for l or gentlemen. Ia. el43.
coLoRED-FRoNT ROOM, furnished;
some privils. Call MI. 5513. III
COLoRED-ROOMS for nice, sober work
Ing couple; couple cooking and laundry priyils
CoLoRED-1ste wALLACH PL. NV
q rm., furnished nicely for one person
. very clean home: So mo-; use of kit
Ask for MRS. HARRIS after 5 pm. III
COL0RED-1113 p ST. N.W.-Room, furn
for two: use Of kisehe1i no children. :
pm. See Mr.. JONES III
foLORED-5 LOGAN CIRCLE NV. Apt
$1-.one furnished room for rent to re
Aned couple.
nms. for single men to share; some priv.
9ssss. Columbia So1<. la
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Mrs. Hager Feted

Mrs. Alice Rogers Hager was the
honor guest at a luncheon yester-
day. Mrs. James NJ. Haley enter
tained for the prominent newspaper
woman who has been appointed In
formation Officer to the American
Embassy in Brussels. The party,
which was given at Pierre's at l
o'clock, was one of several farewell
affairs that will take place before
Mrs. Hager's departure on the Oath.
A number of her colleagues were
among those present. The guests
included Mrs. Raymond Clapper,
Mrs. Ruth Montgomery, Mrs. Thad
Brown, Mrs. Ray Henle, Mrs. John
Mclaughlin, Miss Sigrid Arne, Mrs.
Gladys Montgomery, Mrs. Irene
Caldwell, Mrs. Harry Stringer, Mrs.
Gorham Freer, Mrs. Arthur Con-
don, Mrs. Arthur Sears Henning
and Miss Emma Perley Lincoln.
The hostess two houseguests, Miss
Catherine Haley and Miss Edna
Hanna of st. Louis, were also on
hand for the occasion.
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Diplomatic Ne1Vs

The Guatemalan Ambassador, Dr.. |
Don Ismael Gonzalez -Arevalo, is ex- |
pected to return tomorrow or Friday
from short visit in his homeland !
He accompanied the Military At
tache of the embassy. Col. Salvador
Bercian, and a group Of officers of
the United States Army to attend
the ceremony marking the seventy
fifth anniversary of the Guatemalan
Military Academy which is being
held today.
During their stay IN Guatemala
the United States officers were deco |
rated with the Guatemalan Cross !
of Military Merit which was
awarded them by that government. |
The officers are Maj. Gen Harry
H. Vaughan, Col. Lewis Huber Rem |
frow. Col. Robert B. Landry, Col. |
Cornelius Mara and 1t. Col. Jacob
L. Brouse.
Mrs. Vaughan was the guest of hon. |
or at luncheon in Washington today
Of Mrs. RenfrOW, Who entertained
N her apartment in the jefferson. .
Other guests were Sonora de Con-
1alcz-Arevalo and Sonora de Ber- |
Clan, Mrs Mara, Mrs Brouse and
Mrs. Landry. Also at the luncheon
were Mrs. Narcisco Ramos, Sonora !
&c SuerO. Mrs. James M. Souby,
Mrs. V. John Margola, Mrs Thomas
A. Poole, Mrs. J. F. ElWard, Mrs. |
edward Pendleton, Mrs Jackson
Davis, Mrs. Pooh Prabhailakohana
DR.. Helen Dyer and Miss Louisa
laineZ.
Mrs. Renfrow recently returned
from tWo-month vacation trip, the
first part of which was on a tour
in the East with Col Renfrow. Mrs.
FenfroW then visited their son, Mr..
Robert Rentrow, in st. Louis; her
parents, Judge and Mrs. L. R. Kelso
at Cape Girardeau, Mo, and her
son, 1t. Richard N. Renfrow, who
accompanied her to Galveston,
where they took quarters on the
Sea Wall during his leave. Returning
last week, Mrs. Renfrow gave the
first of a series of luncheonS enter
tanning q number of her contem-
poraries and their daughters. The
GduSQC6TS were tIllel bdlllSu bIlc lOl-
lowing day by Mrs. Davis at SWIM
ming party at the Army Navy
Country Club.
The Netherlands Ambassador and
Nine. van Kleffens were hosts to
their countrymen and women in
Washington yesterday afternoon
celebrating the birthday anniversary
of Her Majesty Wilhelmina, Queen
of the Netherlands. The anniver-
sary also marks the f1ftieth year of
her reign and her abdication in
favor of her daughter, Princess
Juliana, whose investiture as Queen
will take place Monday.
The embassy was bright with
orange-color flowers and the birth
day cake was iced in orange with
a miniature crown in sugar and
surrounded with ten candles, each
marking five years of Wilhelmina' S
reign. Nine. STAN, wife of the Naval
Attache of the ambassy sang a
group of native songs during the
afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Linton Highett and Mr.. Geoffrey
Chandler of Cambridge. Substitute
ing on the courts for their fourth
player, who had to return to Britain
after their tournament with the
Harvard-Yale team in Newport last
month, was the Rev. Richard Will
mer of Washington, who is also an
Oxford man.
Mr.. Jack Yates and Mr.. Thomas
Morehead were at the party. Earlier
in the day Jack and Orme Wilson
had won two of the singles matches,
while Guy Jackson and Dick Will
mer defeated the Chevy Chase team
in a doubles match. This is the
first year, incidentally, since 1899
that the biennial tournament with
the Harvard-Yale team for the Prem
tice Cup and the follow-up club
tournaments about the country have
been resumed.
The Undersecretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Edward H. Foley, jr.,
were in the gallery watching the
tennis, as were Mr.. and Mrs. Car
roll Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Level
lyn D. Nicolson, Miss Alice Nicolson,
Mr.. Neil Carothers, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles A. Baker, their daughter
Patricia and her f1ance, Mr.. Charles
Beavers, jr.; the Third Secretary of
the Peruvian Embassy and Sonora
de Gibson, and Mrs. William Urqu-
hart, who, of course, was one of
the most interested spectators of
all. Her husband played with Mr.
John w. Thompson, jr., against the
visiting players and both received
much applause for their superb
placement shots.
Sunday evening was like old home
week at the club. Mr.. and Mrs
Berkeley Simmons, jr., were supping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deering
Mccormick, who were stopping in
Washington en- route North. The
former Mrs. Nancy Hoskinson
O'Grady and her husband will be
back in two weeks to pay longer
visit in Washington before return
ing to their home in Cocoanut
Grove Mr. and Mrs. John Ewell
were having cocktails on the porch
overlooking the golf course and so
were DR.. and Mrs. Roy Adams and
Mrs. j. Hamilton Lewis with Miss
Carolyn Nash.
Mrs. Atherton Macondray was
sitting in a group that included Mr..
Kenneth Pulford-Davies of the
British Embassy, Mr.. Thomas Hagan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stanley.
Mrs. Macondray, by the way, was
wearing a corsage of no less than
10 orchids which Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hite had brought her from
Honolulu, and they still looked beau
tifully fresh. Vice Admiral and Mrs.
Robert Griffin and their daughter,
Mimi, were enjoying the freshest
breeze to blow in days, and dropping
by later to break bread were Mr.
Jack Logan, just back from his
vacation, and Mr.. William Higgins.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

One of yesterdays attractive
brides was Miss Rose Christine
Petralia, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Petralia, who was married
to Mr.. Edward Anthony Partenope,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas A.
Partenope of Railway. N. J. The
ceremony took place in st. AIMS
Church, the Rev. Russell Phelan of
the Church of the Annunciation,
officiating at the ceremony and
nuptial mass.
Miss Mary Hope Petralia was
maid of honor for her sister and the
bridesmaids were Miss Airline Me-
lone and Miss Airline Malone. Miss
Marie Antoinette Manganaro was
the junior bridesmaid and the foW-
er girl was Ann Davis.
Mr.. Nicholas A. Partenope, jr, was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were the Messrs. William
Cinotti, Joseph Musumeci and Peter
Dante Ferrigno.
Following the reception at the
Shoreham Hotel, the couple left for
a wedding trip to the Pocono Noun
tains. When they return, they will
reside at 1906 Wisconsin avenue
while Mr.. Partenope is attending
Georgetown University M dical |
School.
4 Akers-AUen
In the Review and Herald Memo
rial Church in Hyattsville last eve
ming, Miss Imogene Allen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Allen
of Takoma Park. became the bride
of Mr.. George Akers, son of Capt.
and Mrs. Hilbry B. Akers of Rock
Hill, Md. The Rev. N. s. Ashton
of1ciated.
Mrs. Jack Swayze, sister Of the
Evening star., 1948-09-01

The First Methodist Church in
Hyattsville was the scene of the
wedding Saturday afternoon of Miss
June Helen Hammersla and Mr..
Vernon Rees Franklin The cere-
mony was performed at 4 o'clock,
the Rev. Edmund Strait of the
Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church officiating
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold R. Hammersla
Of Greenbelt and was given in mar
riage by her father. Mrs. Leora
F. Osborn, sister of the bridegroom,
was matron of honor and the brides
other attendants were the Misses
Betty Arlington and Dorothy Her
bert. Ann Mullen was flower girl.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. George H Franklin of
Hyattsville He had as his best man
Mr.. Mason T. Turney and the ushers
included the MesSrs. Herbert Arm
strong and George H. Franklin, jr.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
d. G.. Woman
President of 99's

Mrs. Blanche Noyes, q member Of
the Washington Chapter of the eos
international Women Pilots, was
elected national president of the or
ganization at its convention in Kan
sas City August 1929. A charter
member of the 99's, Mrs. Noyes is
chief of the airmarking section of
the Civil Aeronautics Administra-
ton.
Other national officers include
Helen Anderson of Detroit, vice
president; Kay Menges Brick of
New York, secretary, and Marjorie
Fauth of San Francisco, treasurer.
Mrs. Noyes said that plans for the
year include sponsorship of the All
Women's Air Show in Miami and
ceremonies commemorating the Goth
anniversary of the founding of the
SO Club.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Achivity at Chevy Chase Club
Proves CAPITAL Not Deserted
BY Betty Beaie

Any one dropping by the Chevy
Chase Club the past few days
would be obliged to decide that
Capital society had not dispersed
for the last week in August.
The pool has been a daily mecca
and even the tennis courts have
been in use despite the 100 degrees
in the sun. Unused to playing in
such heat, however, were the men,
bers of the Oxford Cambridge team
who played a tournament with the
Chevy Chase Club team over the
week end.
Mr.. Orme Wilson, jr., took the
visiting players in tow after the
matches for a cocktail party at
Miss Mariane and Mr.. William
Greenough's. The Misses Rosalind
Rust, Jane Freeman and Sue Humes
were there to help entertain them.
One of the visitors was Mr.. Guy
Jackson of Oxford who is the num-
ber 2 player on the Irish Davis
Cup team and the others were Mt.
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Plans for the wedding and recep-
ton of Miss Gerrie Gossin anc, Mr.
Samuel Fox to be held at Hotel
2400, September 5, have been can
celed due to the illness of Mrs
Annie Fox, the bridegroom's mother
The ceremony will be held instead
on September in the stud" of
Rabbi Harry kaufman and no guests
will be invited.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
announcement

Mrs. James Herndon Perrin an
nounces the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Herndon Perrin
Stepler, to Mr.. Frank David Ardai
of Falls Church. The wedding took
place Monday in the Falls Church,
the Rev. Francis Hayes officiating.
After a short trip, the couple will
make their home at 500 Meadow
lane, Falls Church.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
limitations Ont

The officers of the Dewey Warren
Club of the Republican State Com
mittee in and for the District of
Columbia have issued invitations to
a reception to be held September 8
from $50 to 7:30 o'clock at the
Washington Club. The party will
be in honor of Representative Hugh
D. Scott, jr., and Mr.. Herbert
Brownell, jr., chairman and cam
paign manager, respectively. of the
Republican National Committee, as
we'll as other officers of the COM
rnittee
Evening star., 1948-09-01

bridegroom. was the matron of
honor. The other attendants were
Miss June Vincent and Miss Frances
Russell. Mr.. c. o. Frederick was
best man and the ushers were the
Messrs. Russell Schaefer, Forrest
Rees and George Messenger.
The newlyweds will make their
home in Gentry, Ark.
Curtin-CaSey
The wedding of Miss Therese
Katheryne Casey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Casey, and Mr..
Richard Leonard Curtin, jr.. son of
Evening star., 1948-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtin, took place
yesterday morning in st. Gabriel's
Church, the Rev. Louis w. Albert
officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Anne E. Burke and Miss Peggy j.
Brown. Mr. Lee Records was best
man and the usher was Mr.. John
Doherty.
After a wedding breakfast at
Hotel 2400, the couple left for Re
hoboth Beach. Del, and upon their
return will reside at 622 Emerson
street NV
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Items OF Interest

Comdr. and Mrs. Willard M
Hanger and their son, Kurt, have
returned to their Chevy Chase home
from California where they have
been visiting Mrs. Hangers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Seibert in
their home in Long Beach.
Mrs. Katharine Ramsay is back
in her Connecticut avenue apart
ment from a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip T. Hazleton in Rich
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazleton are
former residents of Washington.
Mrs. Ramsay has had as house
guests for the past week Mr.. and
Mrs. D. A. Anderson and their
daughter, Mrs. Jesse Johnston of
Weldon, N. C.
Miss Lois Jacobs has returned to
Washington after attending the
wedding in Canton, N. Y, Of her
nephew, Mr.. Milford Donelson, and
Miss Shirley Paige, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. H. R. Paige of Alexandria.
Miss Jacobs was accompanied by Mr..
Gary Donelson, father of the BRIDE
groom.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Meeting Called

The Mount Vernon Homemakers
will meet on September 8 at the
home of Mrs. Earl Allgaier, 1884
Twenty-fourth street north, Arling-
ton.
Mrs. Herman WEIGH will report
on the convention of the American
Home Economics Association held
this summer in Minneapolis.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Royal Betr0tbal

OF interest in the Capital is the
announcement made by Mr.. and
Mrs. John Martin Royal of
Decatur, Ga, of the engagement
of their sister, Miss Louise Norma
Royal, of Richmond and Wash
ington, to Mr.. Otto Forester
Delitsch of Brooklawn, N. J. Mr..
Delitsch was formerly of Edin-
burgh, Scotland.
The wedding will take place in
Washington in November.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
In the Ne1Us

Mrs. Charles S. Yeomans of Chevy
Chase left the last of the week for
Princeton. N j., where she will
visit her son and daughter-in-l law,
Mr.. and Mrs. 1verson Hutton.
Mrs. William I. Denning and
her granddaughter, Miss Eugenia
Barnes, will spend the rest of the
summer at Spring Lake, N. ]. Miss
Barnes is the subdeb daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-22
WREATH FOR POPPY DAY WILL BE MADE
 ON NEXT WEDNESDAY

The American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day Program is well under way as reported by Mrs. Mabel Ly- beck, Poppy Day Chairman.
 Several thousand of the little vet eran made peoples were ordered through the Department of the Auxiliary direct from Veterans hos pitals, where they are made by pa- tients so badly handicapped it is impossible for them to do any other type of work to earn money.
 The proclamation has been issued, and orders for poppy wreaths are in and the next step is the making of the poppy wreaths which will be at the Legion Dugout May 26, start ing at 10 o'clock and continuing through the day and evening until all orders are filled Refreshments will be served to workers and all members and friends who are in- terested in this program are asked to be at the Dugout to assist with wreath making.
 The making of the wreaths with fresh green cedar boughs and little veteran-made peoples originated in the Juneau Unit of the American Legion many years ago and is an outstanding feature of the Poppy Day Program. Poppy Day is one week from today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-22
FOR SALE

MONTHLY income over $160 from 2 houses, 6 cabins, good condi- ton, good locate. Furnished and rented 9th St. $7,500.00. S3, ,00O takes 42xlO0 lot with 4-room furnished house, Pike St. Terms. DUPLEX, appr. 8 yrs. old, good in- vest; also 3-bdr. house and du- plex, all on Evergreen.
 S5,650 if immediate sale takes 9 bdr. home, Erwin St. Compl. re- decorated, new 3-room basement, double bath facilities, furnace. DOUGLAS-Johnson home, unex- celled marine view, 2 bdrs., built ins, large cement basement, furn- ished; Walker prop on Mob Hill S550O, floor furnace, basement, garage, 3 bdrs., electric kitchen, furnished; Walters prop, base ment, furn., bdrs. immediate possession.
 GLACIER Highway-Monty home, $500, modern, large living room, marine view, 3 streams, garden, etc; Peterson, 2 bdr., cement basement, Broom log cabin, large garden, light plant, 4 acres pat. land; 2 houses, acre land, part furn., light plant; $1 500 and $500, near Fromholst prop.
 CANNERY, 25-man crew; Seaview Apts.; Peterson prop. near Men, denhall bridge; pile driving equip; large bus. prop. on Will oughby; 2nd Hand Store; bull dozer; power equip. for falling, $500; bus. net $650 monthly; the Decker Bldg, etc.
 CABINS, summer homes, Louisa, Fritz, Lenas Cove.