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Evening star., 1948-10-07
ON r. I. AVE.

JOSEPH E. BRUNO CO.. INC.
9o3 H St NV. Realtor. Ma. 3433. 5
ON R. I. AVE.
full 4-bedroom home; now ready for oc-
cupancy. Large corner lot. garage. open
Tspacf nysZ bo oil nsne,t nts5ssted Manss n
MAYsoRD Doss sxslusive' f@ zoo: Pm J. H. ave e:
$500 DOWN
sEsF 'ts1 5s .s:ss ssss~fs5
e5Ss g co o 2l$ 1872 Mini until ave !s p THE
CoLORED = BROOKLAND, HAMLIN st.
ems. 11s baths: full basement, garage, nice
sa1ne RE ess eox aoco Co. eyas Ga Nh H.
CoLoRED-ATTENTIoN.-Beautiful Ames
large rms tile bath; full basement par
tioIled. titionled of into sleeping room h,sw;h
for fast sale. ENTTRPRIsE Really co g"
l224 Eye st; NV. Elk 3400. Ewes, tele-
GodoRsDMiiss 6Sd sTs.nIas OATES ST. SEMs.rm S.,s:
lovely yard. 81 900 down. Cali Mr Baines'
coloRsDLs2S e6 ssfi sex & Stb ce sr. N.E,-s rooms
down. Mrs: ,Readmond: EN-. ss75, with
U5L6RG6HRXi GoL6RT6MTArs st RiFSMasRkABLE iSts OFFER
Of 8 rms bath, Colonial row-brick, in
Ea today PIP ppm 4 WARE t;;5 Fls, Az: NV,
CO. o2sb' ewes" Dl. 4S47. Brokers in
coLoRED-ALL YOU NEED is $3.50 down:
family brick homes, only left, years
e ca sS MgRRHY 3 pi1SRz LEVINE KRAE HsaEsS Esq
doT6 6oE6Rf6s S. Hx 4is ST. fves RA ftSt
Iarse lot $500 wit With 81 $500 I cash sair. M.
Tolson; FR. 1890. o'BANNoN REALTY
CoLoRED-.. FAMILY SPECIAL, s-rm.
brick, Colopial front porch, baths. . enc.
porches, near 8rd and st. ne; priced to
Colored-1514 Trinidad Ave.
snd bath '{pf {u bsm 0olfk o s de
perfect conditon D'S N4 s5a4; s' eSes' sesn VI T.
33ll.
COLORED-OPEN EVE. 60
aeauSet aG ss Esna sEs ae ey see1d
scaped lot: 6 rooms. bath, > rear earl porches,
full basement. suitable for living quar-
ters; new gas h.-W h. plant. Venetian
olinds. aluminum storm windows and
sulated and weather-stripped Colonial
front porch, detached brick garage. attrac-
tive terms.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtor. sos N Capitol ST. MA. $3.50 3
Colored- -Kingman Park
6rm,, Colonial brick with bath: 2 screened
porches. knotty pine rec. rm.. beautiful bar
and hrepl.: gas h:w:h.: garage: screens,
storm windows and doors. Phone for de-
tails IN pm, Ii. 3540. MA. 9797,
Capital View Realty Co.
925 New York Ave. NV. Realtors
COLORED-CLOSE-IN NE.
Spacious 61rm. brick, with side hall and
Prompt possession. WEITZ REALTY CORP,
9O5 18th st. NV. ST. 4555. TO-
TRINIDAD SECTION
Colored-1263 Oats st. ne-Brick rms
and bath, l lge. front and rear porches;
fun bsmt;: double garage; large yard. in
Ms ns,c Readmond; q EM. 1878 with wIL-
TRINIDAD-$12,5OO
colored-s rms. 3 porehes. row, brick;
bath, lge. Iiv.-din. rm.. kit; newly deco
rated: immed: poss. with title, Don't miss
pH1n1Ps Fes1nf this !, buy Eo today. Call ST. sSsa
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American University Park

1901 Alton pl. n.w.-A new red brick Co
1onial home in st AIMS Parish and close
This home is on q beautifully landscaped
corner lot. You enter wide center hall;
to the right 10 GAIT, living room with
is q spacious dining room and q, modern,
well-planned Kitchen with de luxe gas
hall is powder room and coat closet,
The second noor has large bedrooms
with ample closet space and baths: stair
way to well-ventilated and insulated attic
Fuil basement with. laundry trays and
toilet sAs heat: and large brick garage
Opn lHYy day from to pm.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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BETHESDA 500 o50

Owner must vacate; 4-bedrm 2 bath. q
lot. house and grounds n excellent con-
dition; detached garage and work shop:
conv. to school and bus. r. H BEST.
INC, Realtor, WI. 3633, or eve. WI. 1790.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1903 H st. NV, MA. 234

DUO n 81. INV, M. -o4o.
"2-FAMILY APARTMENT"
A desirable semidetached .-unit building
with each apt consisting Of liv rm laree
bedrm.,. de luxe kitchen. dinette and tile
bath: fuE basement ideal for recreation
and located near 1st st. aid Hawaii ave
convenient to everything. Priced for q
quick sale: Call ME-. l43 until pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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BUNGALOW

Chevy Chase, OF Wisconsin ave-A beau:
tiful brick bungalow In the heart OF
Bethesda. Large. living rm. dining rn..
kitchen. 2 large bedrms and bath: stair
case to attic that can be finished into 2
large rooms; full basement, h.-w.h., coal;
lot 6Ox79. beautifully landscaped; Inn
mediate, possession; priced to sell with
reasonable terms Call till pm. week
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
ct lax
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

twin sized bedrms. , culored tiled baths.
flrst-hoor bedrm and bath. large liv. rm
with wood-burping, fireplace; ultramooern
gas &C. heat. and situated on lovely land
scaped lot: terms. Call OR. OO4S until
Q pm REALTY BROKERS. INC. $500
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WOODBRIDGE

Near goth and Monroe sts. n.e.-First
offering. Owner has given US this un-
usually fine. 2-story, Groom. brick semi
detached home in this most desirable sec
tion to sell at once: 3 bedrooms. . inclosed
porches beautiful living room with usabe
fireplace, screens. metal weatherstripping
venetian blinds. awnings front and back;
detached garage: new Bryant gas burner
Price, ,250. Phone Mr.. McCauley, CHI.
3541. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA 2345
Woodbridge, 2014 Taylor st. NE
Detached brick, on lge. lot; rms. and
bath on 1st. floor: completely equipped
bsmt.. oil h-wh priced to sell: vacant:
immediate possession. MA. 1924; ewes, VI
Evening star., 1948-10-07

BUNGALOW
II Emerson ST. ne. Price. $4.95O. $3.50
down payment, $46.50 mo. rms and
kit, 2 porches, elec. and gas outside
toilet. Low-cost house in good cond.
Nice neighborhood.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
14l5 K st. NV. Realtors, ME. 54Q0.
Beautiful Woodbridge Gardens
Big custom built" detached brick; center
hall entrance. large liv. rm. with Colonial
rep1ace pleasant din rm spacloqs mod
screened porch; tive 2nd-fl. bedrms. enter
ing onto hall. . complete baths; Bird fl.
rm with f,replace .o oil 1s NV. heat; brick 81
car garage; immaculate condition: perfectly
handicapped lot among "imposip&' homes;
. blocks to schools, tranSp. and stores.
See the Home Of Distinction today Must
be sold Call ME-. 1l43 until pm.
yIYECT E,xy DTICITA NIANT
Evening star., 1948-10-07

No. .2407-New-hous condition. beauti-
full 4-bedroom home now ready for oc-
cupancy. Large corner lot. garage. open
fireplace; oil h-wh If interested in a
lovely home, inspect at once. Money
talks. Open 9 am. to : pm. H. c.
ne NO 433S -
Evening star., 1948-10-07

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
opportunity-A 4-bedroom detached brick
home on . beautiful level lot 6OxlO3 feet
in the heart Of Chevy Chase, D c.. close
parlor ho,-water heat with oil burner
elec. refgr.' storage attic. slate roof, 2-car
garage Just redecorated; vacant, ready to
Clements. Wo s5i4, H or inspect phone MI
SHANNON & IIICHS co
Evening star., 1948-10-07

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Lovely det. brick
in excel location; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths,
stairway to finished attic; good lot; early
west Of Conn. ave-Det. 3-bedrm
house conv. to everything; walking dis
tance to schools; price $4,000: Mrs.
JAMES II. PRENTICE CO, 1101 Vermont
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BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
1917 X st. NV, Realtors. MA $500. =
k4HIIaxxxI NlII cn q
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
CHEVY CHASE,

Colonial home, offers rms, IN baths.
screened porch, oil heat, garage. and stu
ated on large, beautifully HANDICAPPED lot;
price, S1a.950; terms Call Or OO4S
until 9 pm. REALTY BROKERS. INC.
55O6 Conn ave
Evening star., 1948-10-07

Colored-Quebec Pl. NV.
wide row brick; reception hall. 7 large
rooms. . inclosed porches, detached ga.
rage. full basement. parauet flooring. Many
other attractive features Call Mr.. Nc.
Intosh. RE. 1851 or WA. 0SO1.
Fred A. Smith, Realtor
t11o 1~tl, c. W
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

Spacious det. Colonial residence, close to
Conn. ave First floor has wide center
hall, liv. rm. with fireplace, din rm kit,
lge. screened porch; End floor, lse
hedrms 2 completely mod. tile. baths;
finished attic: 2-car garage: nice lot.
Priced very low at S22 800.
M1 q IIIDICIT
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Colored-1514 Trinidad Ave.
Colonial type row brick, 1s-ft., 8 rms
and bath; full bsmt., oil INV h., det gar:
arranged in > apts of 4 rms. each; in
perfect condition. MA. 1924; ewes, VI
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Bethesda. Battery Park

We have splendid det. Colonials, con-
sisting of bedrms., living rm. with Are
place. powder rm.. attached garage, slate
ing and easy terms. Call EN-. 1900. till 9
Evening star., 1948-10-07

new red brick home with 8 bedrooms, 3
baths on 2nd floor. a large living rm. with
fireplace, spacious dining room with bay
picture window, modern kitchen with
rn.S arse retriaapater 81 paWd.r rnnns snS norcS
on 1st floor: recreation room with bar.
gas heat. attached garage.
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors, 1928 East-West hwy. WI. 674o.
$500 III
Evening star., 1948-07-01

Marshall. Walter w. Marshall
Charlottesville; ia william G.
Owens. 1r., william G. Owens. sr.
Berryville; T/5 Benjamin F. Red
miles, Mrs. Allen T. Redmles
Alexandria, and S/Sergt. Harry D
Welsh, Wilbur r. Welsh, Haymarket
Air Force-Corpl. James c. An
derton, James ]. Anderton, Alex
andria; 1st 1t. william H. Bell
Stewart Bell, Winchester; Pvt
Clarence B. Cloonan, Fred M
Cloonan. Waynesboro; Sergt. Ralph
w. Fleming, Roy Fleming, Alex
andria; Technical Sergt. Joseph K
Linkins, jr., Joseph K. Linkins, ST..
Herndon; Sergt. John D. May, Car
roll H. May, Alexandria; Flight Of
fjcer John T. Macarthur, jr., John T
Macarthur. ST.. Arlington: SfSergt
Tomyns D. Monaghan, Mrs. Eliza
beth D Monaghan, Manassas;
S/Sergt. Curtis M. Muse, Mrs
Matte Cherry Muse, Arlington;
T/Sergt. Pleasant D. Ralston, jr.
Johnnie L. Ralston, Staunton, and
I'd 1t. Paul L. Weeder, Sylvester H
Weeder, Arlington.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ACC0UNTANCY

Graduates of STRAYER make e.
employment objectives: Public 4
auditor, corporation accountant
Degrees conferred. b. c. s. Il
2-year day or 3-year evening {
course. including G: 2. A. Pfer
Approved for VETERANS. Reaul
admission to fall classes sch ,1ul
Evening star., 1948-07-01

Windsor, Isaac w. Windsor, East
port.
Navy-Seaman &c Ray A. Wheel
er, Ruel S. Wheeler, Hyattsville, and
Comdr. James A. Logan, jr., James
A. Logan, Annapolis.
The nearby Virginia men are:
Army - Charles H. Freeman,
Charles D. Freeman, Alexandria
S/Sergt. Aubrey v. Keller, Lessie
F.. Keller, Staunton; TIA Carl H.
Leap, Nancy Markley Leap, Staun-
ton; TI5 william E Lee, Brooke E.
Lee, Upperville; T/5 Wallace j.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

which released the figures, said the
Mountain States-with q Is per cent
Jump in fatalities-were chiefly re-
sponsible for the May gain. Fatal
tiles also rose In the Atlantic States.
The Pacific States were the only
region to register Improvement with
the Central States holding even.
OF the AS cities reporting, 285 had
no traffic deaths in May. the largest
were Houston. Tex; Richmond, Va,
and Fort Worth, Tex. For the first
five months of 1948, 139 cities had
perfect records. The largest were
Lawrence, Quincy and Newton, all
in Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Traffic Deaths Increased
In May Over 1947 Figure
lx the Assoeioted Rrsss

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Nations
trafiic deaths increased in May for
the first time in seven months.
A total Of 1850 highway fatalities
were recorded in May compared with
2,570 in May, 1947. October, 1947
was the last previous month to show
an increase over the corresponding
month Of the year earlier.
The May toll brought the years
total to 11,270-5 per cent less than
the 1880 killed in the first FIVE
months of 1947.
The National Safety Council,
Evening star., 1948-07-01
Dr.. Dawson to Head
Rockville Civic Group

DR.. Hugh Dawson has been elected
president Of the Rockville Civic
Association. Other officers named
are:
Herman Hartman, vice president;
Leroy Sherman, treasurer; Mrs
Robert Ladd, recording secretary,
and Mrs. Robert Bridges, CORE
spending secretary.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
william E. Cacy, who observed
their golden wedding ami
versary Tuesday with a cele-
bration at the Shoreham
Hotel. Mr.. Cacy, 70, and Mrs.
Cacy, also 72, have four chill
dren and eight grandchildren.
Harris. g. Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

Java produced $3.50 sarongs in a
recent month, employing 4,028 weav-
ers.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
Rallies for Wallace
And Peace Start Fights
At Three Colleges
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April ia
Yale Committee for Wallace Rally on
the New Haven green was broken
up yesterday by the pitching OF eggs
and booing OF classmates who
chanted, "We want Stassen."
No arrests were made by police at
the "peace-day" rally and protest
meeting" against selective service
and universal military training.
One speaker was hit in the face
with an egg, while several members
of the small crowd had eggs
splashed on their shirts and coats.
Miss Sally Roller of the Yale
Divinity School tried to talk but
Evening star., 1948-04-17
GolIinser Gets Plaque
For Kitchen in Contest

Gallinger Hospital received a
plaque for winning honorable men
ton at the second annual food serv-
ice contest conducted by Institu-
tions Magazine at the annual con-
vention of the National Restaurant
Association in Cleveland yesterday,
Evening star., 1948-04-17

was drowned out by the singing OF
Onward Christian Soldiers" the
setting OF OF firecrackers, the wav-
ing of red flags and subsequent
shouting Of "Sieg He'll"
Then came the eggs.
Both members of the sponsoring
committee and the other Yale stu
dents carried placards carrying such
slogans as wallace or War;" Draft?
Yes, Keep America Strong" and MY
Mama Didn't Raise Me to Be a
Soldier
At Cambridge, Mass, an attempt
by Harvard students to stage a
save the peace rally" resulted in
fist fights. which were broken up by
Cambridge and Harvard yard po-
lice.
Peace was restored and the rally
continued after compromise was
reached between the students who
opposed the draft and universal
military training and others who
opposed the rally.
Radcliffe and Harvard students
paraded at the rally carrying post
ers reading Harvard Wives Not
Widows" "I Didn't Bring Up My
Nom to Be a WAC" Harvard
Wives Don't Want to Be Army
Wives" and "UN Not UNIT
Evening star., 1948-04-17
2 Killed, rs Hurt as Bus
And Car Crosh in Florida

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
LAKELAND. Fla, April 1.-TWO
motorists were killed and Is bus
passengers were injured in head
on collision between a Greyhound
bus and an automobile today.
The collision occurred near the
western city limits of Lakeland.
Most of the passengers were
treated for shock, bruises and minor
injuries.
Police identified the dead men as
Franklin E. Sweat and Harry Jerni-
gan, both of Lakeland.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
the District Health Department has

the District Health Department has
announced.
The plaque was presented to Miss
Eva Marks, chief dietitian, and
Richard Waldt, chief steward at the
hospital. DR.. Alvin r. Sweeney,
superintendent, was unable to at
tend. The plaque was awarded for
the condition of the kitchen at the
hospital and the food served the
patients.
Evening star., 1948-04-17
Vegetable Borroge HoIts
Pasadena Wallace Rally

PASADENA, April II (P.-A bar
rage of tomatoes and assorted vege-
tables disrupted students-for-
Wallace rally at Pasadena City Col
lege yesterday.
Several missiles hit Averill Ber-
man, radio commentator, as he
spoke in opposition to military
training. Police took six students
into custody, warned and then re-
leased them.
| About 1000 persons attended the
open-air rally which Principal John
w. Harbeson said was not sane
toned by the school administration
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Miss Blake Bride
OF Mr.. P. ]. Doyle

st. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
was the scene yesterday morning Of
the wedding Of Miss Mary Patricia
Blake and Mr.. Phalam John Doyle,
the Rev. John Burns officiating at
10 o'clock and saying the nuptial
mass.
The bride was escorted to the
sanctuary by her father, Mr..
Thomas L. Blake. She wore bridal
satin, tiara of seed pearls held
her veil and she carried white
orchid surrounded by white roses
and showered by lilies Of the valley.
Miss Margaret Frances Doyle, sis
ter of the bridegroom, was maid of
honor, wearing pale green taffeta
with matching headdress and carry
ing an arm bouquet of yellow roses.
Mrs. Paul White and Mrs. James
Horlander of New Albany, Ind,
were the brides other attendants.
They wore similar frocks of pale
yellow with matching headdresses
and carried arm bouquets of tails
man roses.
Donna Doyle was flower girl and
Ronald Smith was the ring bearer.
Mr.. Charles w. Doyle was best
man for his brother and their other
brothers, the Messrs. Robert J..
Doyle, William s. Doyle and John
L. Doyle, were the ushers.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Adams-Flabertv
Weddmg Held

In st. Gabriel's Rectory at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Miss
Margaret May Flaherty became the
bride of Mr.. Herbert Harrison
Adams. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Patrick M. Flaherty and
he is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Adams. The Rev. Louis w. Al
bert ofhciated.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore a white satin gown
with a fngertip veil held by satin
crown and she carried bouquet of
white roses with an orchid center
and cascades of lilies of the valley.
She was attended by Miss Mary A.
Sullivan, who wore a Nile green
marquisette dress with matching
headdress and carried American
beauty roses.
Mr.. John F. Adams was best man
for his brother.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the Admiral Club
Upon returning from their wedding
trip to New York, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adams will make their home in
Virginia.
Evening star., 1948-05-09
A recent nationwide survey

n S0eoUp uoJj0nsWt0O SOIV0y
of retail stores f-
shows that TONI I,nf1
Is the Home Per-
manent 8 out of E3
10 women buy! f2l lMW
Well! Is 1t any~l
wonder that ! like w.
to sing TOMS praises7 visited
the TONI laboratories and I
knoao the special care that's put
into every TONI Kit. I'm thrilled
to hear that over 81 million
TOMS have been sold that
means that more and more OF
you have glamorous, natural.
looking waves at a fraction OF
what permanents used to cost.
And it's so wonderfully easy
to give yourself TONI wave
easy as rolling your hair up on
curriers'! If you haven't yet, you
owe it to yourself to try TONI
soon! Only 50 for the complete
TONI Kit with plastic curriers'
that can be used again and again.
For your second TONI Wave. get
the Refill (s1), complete except
for curriers'. Prices plus tax
-
Evening star., 1948-05-09
,onson- are "wising up"

Smart women ar
to the fact that
old.looking, dry.
skin lines may be
caused by a thirsty
skin! That's why
w 90 D B U r Y
Special Dry Skin
1- l. ~,,ah q
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Tb0mas-Br01Vmley
Church Weddimg

The Northminster Presbyterian
Church was the scene yesterday
afternoon Of the wedding of Miss
Jane Phyllis Brownley and Mr..
Joseph John Thomas. The Rev.
william Kepler officiated at $3.50
o'clock and DR.. r. B. Haynes played
the wedding music.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Edward r. Brownley and the late
Mr.. Brownley and was escorted and
given in marriage by Mr.. Richard
Bischoff. She wore a white lace
bodice and full tulle skirt. A Mary,
Queen of Scots, cap of lace held her
veil. She carried a cascade bouquet
Of white orchids, sweet peas and
bouvardia.
Mrs. Morton r. Disney Of Balti-
moro was matron of honor and the
brides other attendants were Mrs.
M. ]. Reitman and Mrs. G. A.
Marsh Of Silver Spring, Mrs. r. w.
jackson Of Springfield, Mass, and
Evening star., 1948-05-09
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Spring Parties Flourish
IDesbite Uncertain Weather

Among the guests, however, Will be
Mrs. Edwin F. Wanner, the retiring
president of the Woman's Club o1
Bethesda. and the incoming presi-
dent, Mrs. Richard Powers.
Before the dance at the Bethesda
Country Club Wednesday evening
DR.. and Mrs. John Ball had ten
guests at a buffet supper and their
guests accompanied them to the
dance. At the dinner were DR.. and
Mrs. Walter Atkinson, DR.. and Mrs
Robert Angle, DR.. and Mrs. Frank
Jaggers, DR.. and Mrs. Roy Stewart
and DR.. and Mrs. William Joyce
The dance was sponsored by the
medical staff of Suburban Hospital
and DR.. and Mrs. Arch Reddick
were in the receiving line. DR.. Ball
Is on the hospital staff and Mrs
Ball is president Of the Woman's
Medical Auxiliary and an active
worker for the hospital.
Bethesda has learned that Mrs
L. F. Badger, one of the hardest
workers and most enthusiastic sup
porters of the Public Health work
in Montgomery County is leaving al
the end of the month for Oklahoma
City where DR.. Badger, who has
been on the staff of the National
Institute of Public Health for the
past eight years, is to go into SINH
lar work in Oklahoma City.
Among the parties being given for
Mrs. Badger in appreciation of the
work she has done in the county
will be the luncheon to be given on
the 17th by Mrs. Charles Upton Of
Jamestown. The luncheon will be
held at the Sugar Plum Tree not far
from Sugar Loaf Mountain, and the
guests will be some of the women
Mrs. Upton has come to know
through her work with the Public
Health Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. J. Ingram are
back home again after q long ab-
sence. They were at their former
home in Texas for several weeks
From Texas they went to Miam
Beach, from Miami Beach to Havana
back to Miami Beach and from
Miami Beach to Sea Island, Ga
Altogether they were away nearly
two months and since they returned
have been having a series of small
dinners to catch up on the news o1
their friends here. They usually
invite their friends in groups o1
eight or 10 or IL and they enter.
tain at home although occasionally
they also take their friends to the
Congressional Country Club 70,
dinner. Mrs. ingram had a numbe,
Of guests at the club Tuesday fol
the fashion show and she plans
another party there in the near
future.
On the party calendar of the next
few days is Mrs. Herbert Mitchell's
luncheon on Wednesday. Mrs
Mitchell, a resident of the District
is a member Of the Woman's Club
of Bethesda and she has many
friends here. Her luncheon guests
Wednesday will be IL or more OF
her friends in the club.
Next Saturday will be Mr.. and
Mrs. George S. Holmes buffet supper
and bridge party, one of series
that they are giving through the
early summer, and on the 10th the
day after the supper bridge they
will go to Baltimore to be god
parents at the christening of their
2-month-old granddaughter, Virginia
Jane Russell.
Young Virginia Jane is spending
the day with her grandparents. She
is here with her father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Russell and
her two brothers, Richard and
Robert, to spend Mothers Day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes.
Evening star., 1948-05-09

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R
The Climalene Co., Canton Ohio (Ohio Res. add 80
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everything sweet If don't
SPIN Nancy 271 Madison Ave.
New York 16, N. Y Ill refund your 81 promptly!