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4SoA OA0~es ~e"
1889 2-dr.; r. and h.;
seat covers; excel. cond. inside and
9 sstmy yer' E3qIE 1874 nsiaeH1sa' noToh sx2ss Iss;
s SHn 81 1873 4-door e Spec: Special ds
luxe; delivered z days ago; ST. ,545.;
down. Aftsr o pm, Ak. $500, Est.
PfI29MouTH 1889 4-dr. sedan; sood
moref eSne AUTo WE %RoIEsArrEs.' SISn Ms' 1881 Psi
Plsg Plsdspsnurg :;; g.; IL $500; ~ Ld sa.,
a51SR s5s Sssh sAfSs &c siE asl5 nj i4sa .. =
PLYMOUTH 40, sss5; Special 10 de
luxe; heater, beaut. orig. black.
very good con-. very clean: make
way; 5000 MINI. ave. ne. 10.
taStoSiH rtY&onrH ~. s1.14b; Special d.
luxe 4-dr.; heater, seat covers,
beaut Set black, new car cond..
spotless throushout; " deEn, ,tss terms I g
lSS sSSo = Mna Sao pss ese 1a fHEEE@ssAiss 6 Ea@ssis
PONTIAC 1s47 convertible coupe,
On. Why pay more? AUTO WdCLE-
sALERS, 1871 Bladenshurg rd.. Ii.
Pontiac 1910 club coupe; excellent
condition; 1895; terms, S136 down.
ROPER" 1880 r, I. ave. ne. 26s
PONTIAC 1e47 2-dr. sedan; equipped.
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS
PONTIAC 1e4s streamiiner 4-dr. Sc
dan; r. and b.. beaut. 2-tone finish:
low mileage: has had the best OF
fa5s; aoYnE ilss Moros ess sAfEs. is4s Cue
st. NV. DU. $500. 26
PONTIAC 1888 coach; splendid con-
dition; $195; terms, $50 down.
"RoPER.. 1890 3. I; ave. ne; 26s
PONTIAC Al. S575; de luxe s6'; =.
and b., seat covers. beaut. orig.
black: excel. cond.. clean as Q pin;
terms low as. 81 per wk. GREEN-
WAY, 5000 MINI. ave. NE. LU. f.
POINfiAC ~ club coupe; r. and b.,
exceptional one-owner car; dednite-
" underprtced. 81, ,105. only $3.50
6 down, $11 ~ Q wk, WHEELER, INC,
Chrysler's outstanding dealer, 1891
Wisconsin,. EN-. 6277. .-23
PONTIAC 1886 4-dr. sedan; heater,
has orig. black shiny finish. interior
perfect, motor ok. $20b; S16 cash,
: $50 Der mo. 4. q o. MOTOR
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THOS, J, OWEN 3 SON, Auetioneers
1856 Southern Building.

Trustee nIscssn sals Il YalYeaIe Hh4eR pwEE TMG
ING, BEING KNOWN AS PREMISES
NO. 10 THIRD STREET. SOUTH
BY virtue Of = certain deed Of sSgs stSsgsst
folo a0Iy ssS e sen IN * sh TAI land rec
ords Of the District q columbia.
and at the request Of the party
trustees viii sell. At public auction
in front Of the premises on MON
9GAxhEE GAxi THE A.pa pas Is4sl DAx At Il oTHka II
O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-
in the District Of Columbia. and
original Lot In Square 7S7 con-
taaed NTH. within r.. The fplsEiinE aisinnn. msss1 ts1
the same st point distant Thrss
from tie Northwest corner Of SAID
lot, and rnnning thence South
sxtsssn sas' tsft ,s. asne' asnss asss
asass sSsas. w.: s.1.n.,Iss. as. sss.' rs rs
feet to beginning. Said property
now known for purposes Of sssess-
ment and taxation ~ Lot SOS IN
rss%:: ssa::s soia 81, subject to . prior build.
spproximately. ss;s5s.se,, further
nounced ct time Of sale; the pur-
chase. price, above said trust 70 b be
reaaired. @ conveyancins. recording,
etc, at purchasers cost. Terms to
Otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised and re.
sold At the discretion Of the trustees.
ARTHuR N. ATKINSON,
no23.26.2s.de1.3. Trustees:
ADAM A. WESCHLER 3 SON
Auetioreers, Appraisers.
BANKRUPTCY Sales
wzo1nsAIz rsata q raupxrsr
mdN Nsz NsRIakiSd Hifa a1aSs &AMes1Nray Ms1asr
EQUIPMENT-LOCKER6
WAREHOUSE TRUCKS
METAL s1NKs-NEW 80. LB. CANS
SEALING STRIPS
OFFICE FuRNITURE AND MACHINE6
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
ct Capital Butter q Egg Co., Inc.
603 18th ST. S.W.
FRIDAY
November 26. 1949. 2 PM.
New complete Welco 20-gtrl egg
breaking conxeyor unit with shell
grinder, 6-girl candling unit, West.
inghouse l h.p. 80 cycle motor; 20
breaking trays and ~ cups, stainless
steel churn unit with motors, break
ing tables, Exact. Weight scale, 36
stainless Steel buckets, tempers. GI#
shelf; Gambling lights; Philco inter-
com. system, sinks, trucks, platform
scales, steel lockers. 2S NJ new 30-lb.
rust proof cans with covers, ~ "A
sealing strips. 40 N cartons, 100
rolk 2a"x6OO' sealing paper, etc.
Desks. chairs. godd check writer.
souFhs TnHil"ogHSI gHSIectric bcokkeepins ma
chine etc.
Capital Butter q Egg Co., Inc.
BANKRUPT No. 66-20
Terms: Cash.
: NICHOLAS ]. CHASE Tfustss.
4eas.A
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET I949 2-dr. sedan; T.
and h., seat covers. only few
miles, practically q new car, fully
guaranteed, a real buy for. only
S1,595; down payment S29b-24
A'0A' Z STANDARD MOTORS
6312 Georgia Ave. GE. 1858.
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J. GRAHAME WALKERs Attorney,


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 74047,
misunderstanding Is to Give
Notice: That the subscriber. Of the
state Of Florida has obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District OF
mentary on the estate Of sylvanus
Stokes, also known as Sylyanus
stokes, Jr.. late Of the state Of
ing claims AGAINST the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same,
With the vouchers. thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber. on
or before the sth day Of May. A.p.
1880. otherwise they may By law be
excluded from all benent Of said
estate. Given under my hand this
sth day Of November. 1849. PATTIE
g.. STOKES, 341 Peruvian ave.
THEODORE COGSWELL, REGISTER of
wis for the District of Columbia.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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LUsTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR co.
$500 BALTIC. BLVD.
Hyattsville, Nd, WA. 1900
BE WISE

0dNC Wy OCo4AA6 "AoAA 0ASS
of the largest new-car fran
chise Chevrolet and Olds-
mobile dealers.
Each used car a new-carI
trade in.
Sensational reduced prices,
drive these cars away IN 10
minutes, cash or credit.
Some cars can be purchased
as low as S. per week.
40 CHEVROLET -----$l,595
styleline de luxe town
sedan; equipped with
radio, heater, immac.
throughout; low mileage:
priced for immediate sale.
Can be bousht for 1898
40 oLDsMoB1LE ,,,,a$2,5s5 ,,,,a$
Convertible coupe "ss";
Hydra-Matic drive; fully
equipped; car like new;
in owners possession
mos; mileage less than
$500. Merits your con-
'4s NASH NASH. -se-D-~' s0e. a.11; 81, 1876
Model 900 sedan; this car
has everything including
white wall tires; for
real buy. this is II. Can
be purchased for rs little
as S274 down.
At HUDSON ---------$1 $1,0s5
Brougham 2-tone gray;
low mileage; owner; .
mechanically sound; come
take \ look. you can buy
AT CHEVROLET $1,o95
Sport coupe; black finish;
radio, heater, seat foverS, 80
sDGIslishs nsIs 2ai1a'eessia 'es = 3 lIlss1 sss
sap s,s other aoes2soriss: bh1 csrl VII
o. buy with; ouas SS7a doWn
40 PLYMOUTH 1896
ssd, Sedan; ,,or very ,sseS ,soS9d ,ol ar.ns- ,1a.
mediate sale; can be pur-
chased for IS low 80
'36 BUICK ------ $l95
ssiS, sissiIs new sis Tres; 5sosss
years; clean inside and
out. exceptional trans
P9IEss'isa PaIas. sou At s.sa q SaIy Ssly sss sss
40 oLIDrsMoB1LE OLD s2s5
Sedan. equipped with
& hsssss; .eonomissI mccall .eanspoass t. ne; asse
tion at an exceptional
chased With =. IS little as
'4s FORD D. ----------. $1,os5
Super de luxe s cylinder
Fordor; black finish. ra-
did,. heater, seat covers.
mechanically perfect, tires
outstanding; can be bouEht
for S274 down.
'46 CHEVROLET ------. 1895
Sedan, lovely 2-tone gray;
.sdiO' .,.no heater; !. n,n! | ,sT sgnsSs; I:
earsh.:sd eas1a ss for pm; .s little III Is Is
~ PONTIAC --------.$1,0 ,095
8 cylinder 4 door sedan;
radio. heater; this IS
solid car; can be pur-
chased for IS little ~
'4s CHEVROLET CHI 80 $1,ss5
cream puff: this is q one
owner; low mileage car;
immac. inside and out;
has radio, heater. can
be purchased for as little
as S349 down.
48 OLDSMOBILE - 81 ,595
Convertible Hydra-Matic
drive; beautiful gray nm
ish; radio. heater; an
yours for as little as
Al CHRYSLER --z- $495
Royal 4-door sedan;
clean car; ready to serve
you well thru the coming
winter months. A sensa-
tional car at an uncom-
monty low price; can be
purchased at only $149
'4s oeSiEDf;sMoBuE eSEf; -.--$2,1e5
ssndis16n; ss dlas 'sdsn; iosd.a new zee ss5
extras; can furnish refer
snce from former owner;
your Will q frt.nds' gsHud e Can 'hGw s.
purchased for Is low as
LUSTINE-NICHOLSoN |
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THOS J. OWEN q son, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.

r5Ey,sgTEsEsg 5;q,g SALE s,,,yyL! og yAEuAgI5 l.l9T5
BRICK AND FRAME DWEELINd
WITH WITH, M0DERN oDl;Is IMPE0yEMMENTs. IJ JSSyIgME
soWRIE s1NR fsDMN slacE Ae AoRTHEAsT. EnhMass 'i'
duly recorded In ~Liber SISS at folio
161. ct SEQ. Of the Land Records Of
the District Of Columbia. and at the
REQUEST h Of the party SECURED A thersi re;
at public auction. In front Of the
IS, 1919, AT THREE O'CLOCK
PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District
q Of Columbia. and desienated as and
Forty 140l In SQUARE numbered
Ftfty-one Hundred Seventy seven
l5l77 in the subdivision made By
the Suburban Heights Development
Company. g Per plat recorded ~
'i a folio 70; Is'H SUBJECT to Z the Ps buildins
restriction lines shown on said plat
and to the agreements set forth on
plsts recorded 10 Ltber e3 at folio
ia 1s snd u assr os. H. At Mt foo u ,s II
outside Of said lines except as per
mitted by the building regulations
TERMS OF SALE: AL cash. A de-
post post I. of $500 VIII BE- REQUIRED ct
cordinE. revenue IS stamps. etc. at cost
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale TO be
complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell
dsiauitinE purchaser. @ sh after IN i've a days IS
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published In Washington.
EEEpEEIcK <; WILSON.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

40 PLYMOUTH spec. de luxe 4-dr. !;
5 mi; new car guar; 81 ,595; S29b
down, "a mos. on bal. PRIDE
MOTOR Co.. INC, 43 Mass. ave.
~ EY Q73C -C6
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4Y CHEVROLET club coupe: 81, ,19b.
AZ Ford Super de luxe Tudor; $795.
Il Plymouth de luxe coupe; $495.
Al Pontiac small 6 4-dr.: $685..
40 Lincoln (zephyr) 4-dr,; S29b.
80 Ford "85" club coupe; $295.
35 Chevrolet sedan and others; S96.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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LUSTINE-NICHOLSON
MOTOR CO., INC.
AUToAoBILEs A WANTED

5000 Baltimore Ave. Hyattsvills
WA. 7200.
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:setI:ss tsts s,.st ss'; 81;
C ,sgzctRY e. tfe ;" 81 a 9dr: Ss4i ib..usliu
sSs nss, 'ssa ss5 hsi siso sA0xsSsn
aii; 9FEEEMnW9AY. E6n9 7o7 Maine ave. s s;x"
q :nk2acTaS ri aSaS' .4s, ssss; club ass coupe;
:aH gorgeous car in excel. cond.. spot
g. less; 21,0o0 actual mi, Y down
.m terms low as $S per VIZ. GREEN
sbsewAY. 5000 MINI. ave. ne" Lu.
1EseGRY 1e4s s-dr,; the beautiful
1ekept ugholstery and the perfect per
eslsns e. 'a.s Be- hRS
IssIdroHss. 1888 R. !. ave. ne. GO.
a. .s5asstEHReuRY tEHaRsecuRY 1e4s 2-dr! fully EQUIP.
y 20 pm. RON Pontiac, INC. 1920
gf@ Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
: ! sMiiEHRSGCuRY ls4s sedan; equipped;
Sa1 Sa,liIs nsoss' ssF 2dTfo WHoEsz1 SS "a May
Il 1751 Bladsnsburg rd., Ii. 3-ss0o.
:, NASH 1e47 sedan; sauipped; q
- aGsIity car: S794, S1z0 down: Why
on 1731 Bladensburs rd.. Ii. 3-ss00.
NASH 1s47 1900" club coupe;e fully
r3oequipped; SS95. Open TIL 9 pm.
ri ti1 aDs .7s.. roNsas besss.ds. t Md. o.. 5000.
IgrIASH 1916 4-door sedan; eguippeo;
"a quality car; S6e4, $50 doWn
I'll why pay more? AUTO WHOLE-
,,sS 1871 Bladensburs rd.' Ii
NSss Saos41 is41; motor completely over,
d bheuled, 1000 miles, $3.50 or best
~ Sffer. Call after 9 pm. FA. s99l'
iniNAsH ~ Ambassador club coupe;
Seexceptional, one owner car definitely
los soslS SoWn, WTSii Sii.1e ! wk. VII WHEELER lie
lI1&0O0 wisconsin. EN-. 1900. -23
JINASH i946 Ambassador, trunk back
tS4.dr. A dream Of car In like new
~ condition; guaranteed at only $3.50
flp Wi&IIAM1 9 BAKER Nash. 2819
II 1915 AmBassador club coupe
sbeeutifuI strato blue. This gorge-
.uss o0s SPORTS model Is exceptional T.
S vYiLt1anr t1Sarsnisssik 8 sskEs 4 NASH GaH
sirp 1918 n 3. NV. Ho. S700
y Nash 1916 super club coupe; Z. and
T5iS., 8. G., besut. 2-tone finish; bar.
ter only $685.; terni. HoYLl
2QroE eALkR 1s4b Que q. n;v-
~ bSVVs -~O
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Exclusively Yours,

The Oscar Chapmans bid fair to
become the most popular couple
in the cabinet. Both are very
personable. friendly and COM
pletely natural. What Mr.. Chap
man doesn't win by persuasion
he's bound to win by his grin.
At a small dinner given by the
George Vournases the other eve
ming, the newly appointed Secre-
tary of the Interior was chatting
with newsman Bob Allen, lawyer
Bill MacCracken and nice little
Southern talking Mrs. Turner
Smith. Conversation turned to his
swearing in which will take place
at II o'clock Thursday morning in
the Interior Department Audi
torium.
Who's eligible to swear in a
cabinet oficer?" some one asked.
ANY judge from a justice of the
peace on up. or any notary pub
lic," responded Oscar, who, Of
course, will have the top judicial
figure in the land, beloved Chief
Justice Vinson, administer the
oath to him.
Here's an amusing sideline on
this business of changing secre-
taries. They were planning to
close accounts for Cap Krug on
the evening of November 80, begin
Chapman's, naturally, as soon as
he took the oath. Then they
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Oscar Chapman and Cap Kug Get Accounts Nicely Settled;
Comments Romonces. Poxtxoits ond New Debuone
. .by Betty beoIe

and he was calling for her there.
When Chic went to the door there
stood Bill. From then on it was
hearts and flowers.
X X x
Speaking of romance, it looks as
though it's all melody and Men
delssohn for Elene Essary and
Johnnie Gill. The slim. soulful
orbed. pretty daughter of Mrs
William John Murphy, whose by
line, Helen Essary. used to appear
regularly in Washington, Is one OF
the Capitals more popular girls.
A member of the Junior League OF
Washington. she spends the better
part of each day being Girl Friday
to Harry Hoskinson at WMAL
Johnnie is the son of the Theo-
dore N. Gill, jr.. is doing very
nicely in his fathers real estate
firm.
Eighty-one-year-old Represent
ative Charles Eaton of New Jersey
has vigorously climbed three
flights of stairs several times this
month to pose for his portrait by
well-known Artist Alfred JON
niaux. Commissioned by the For
eign Affairs Committee Of the
House Of Representatives, Mr..
Jonniaux has just completed Of
fetal portraits of former Commit
1See REAIE page D-3)
Evening star., 1949-11-27

realized, said o. C. with a twinkle,
that from 7:45, when the depart
ment opens, until II o'clock, they
would have Secretary of Interior
without pay. Not that Mr.. Krue
(who has a textile mill in Ten
nessee), would have had to skip
his lunch if that 214 hours pay
was overlooked-but it just didn't
seem right. So they're closing his
books at II on the 1st.
At this same party when the
women separated from the men
to have their coffee and liqueur
they began comparing notes as to
how and when they met their
husbands. Most movie-like story
of all was Chic MacCracken's.
She said that around 80 years
ago she was having lunch
with friend in Waco, Tex, when
in walked Bill. She had never
laid eyes on him before, but as
he passed her table the thought
flashed through her mind that this
was the man she was going to
marry. She even told her mother
about it when she got home. Bill,
a fier in training, was new in
town, didn't know the name of
the blond girl he'd seen. but i'm
mediately started trying to find
out. A few days later Chic was
having a hen tea party and one
of the guests said she had q date
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Innirie-PiIson


The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Craig Pilson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Huston Pilson, to Mr.
Scott Ferney. Imirie, .jr., son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Imirie of Chevy
Chase, took place yesterday in the
home of the brides grandmother
the late Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Pilson
on Phelps place.
The Rev. Otto c. Schuetze OF
Christ Lutheran Church in Be-
thesda officiated at the ceremony
which was Immediately followed
by a reception.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of blush satin trimmed with
duchess lace and made with a full
train. Her veil of illusion fell from
a coronet Of orange blossoms and
her bouquet was of gardenias and
lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Thomas Meredith Watt OF
Fort Bragg, N. c., was matron OF
honor for her sister, wearing an
American beauty velvet gown and
bonnet; and Miss Olga Jacqueline
Lee, the brides cousin, was maid
of honor. Her gown and bonnet
were fashioned Of royal blue velvet
and, like the other attendant, she
carried an old-fashioned nosegay
of variegated flowers.
Mr.. John Francis Shaw, son OF
Mrs. Carolyn Hagner Shaw, served
as best man for the bridegroom
Following q honeymoon at
White Sulphur Springs, the cou-
|ple will reside on Chevy Chase
drive.
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Carol Bradley,
John CosWeII
To Be Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M
Bradley announce the engage
ment of their daughter Carol to
Mr.. John Ross Caswell, son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Caswell. Both
families are long time Washing
ton residents.
Miss Bradley made her debut in
1947 at a dance given by her par
ents at the Chevy Chase Club
She is a graduate of Madeira
School and Briarcliff Junior Col
lege and is a provisional member
of the Junior League.
Mr.. Caswell is graduate Of st.
Marks, served for three and a
half years In the regular Navy
and now is attending Harvard.
He is a member of the Chevy
Chase Club and the Essex County
Club. Essex, Mass.
The wedding will take place
December %.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Bradley and Collins Hosts
To Britishers Yesterday
Shernons and Corneys Among Those
At Luncheon Given by Schuirnonns
By Betty Murphy

Mrs. Douglas McMillin. who came
up from Hampton, Va, for
Thanksgiving; their son-in- law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Shell
don Monroe Smith, who are here
from Ithaca, N. Y, and Mr.. David
Lawrence, who is here from Kill
Devil Hill. N. c. The Atkins plan
to give a cocktail party. Incl
dentally. in the Fort McNair Of
flcers' Club on December IA.
The Commandant of the Ma
tional War College and Mrs.
Harold R. Bull, who went to the
game via the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, will entertain at cocktails
Thursday for DR.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Sterling, who are here from
California. DR.. Sterling. who is
president of Stanford University
will give a lecture that day at the
War College.
McAuIiffes Back in Town
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Anthony
McAuliffe, who have been staying
at the Martinique while looking
for a house to live in, were pas
sengers aboard the Army special
yesterday, and others were Col
and Mrs. w. E. Potter and Col
and Mrs. Claude H. Chorpening,
who entertained at cocktails Fri
day in the Fort Myer Officers
Club for six friends from Kansas
City. Mo-, who went with them
to the game.
Maj Gen. and Mrs. James E.
Moore took with them to the game
their daughter Patty and Capt
James Shanahan; also their son
Jim, whose date was Joan Phil
lips. And Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rob-
ert w. Hasbrouck had with them
their son Bob and his date, Davi-
cite Hill. In Brig. Gen. and Mrs
Cortlandt Van r. Schuyler's party
were their daughter Shirley and
her fance, 1t. Edward S. Saxby,
who will be married on December
20.
Col. and Mrs. Ralph Glasgow
whose son Bob is a plebe at the
academy, took in the game and
Col. and Mrs. William T. Moore
and their daughter Pat and son
Mickey said they would not have
missed it, come snow, sleet or
rain"
Navy Capt. and Mrs. Thomas r.
Kurtz, jr., gave several friends the
benefit of seeing the game via tele-
vision, then entertained them at
supper last night. In that gather
ing were Capt. and Mrs. w. E.
Linaweaver, Comdr. and Mrs. r. c.
Needham and Comdr. and Mrs.
Charles B. Brooks, jr. Capt. Kurtz'
parents, Commodore and Mrs,
Kurtz of Bethel, Conn, will ar
rive for visit Wednesday on
their way to California for the rest
of the winter.
1t. Col. and Mrs. James w
Coutts went to Philadelphia Fri
day and left their children, Mary
and kathy, there with the chill
drens grandmother. Mrs. James
Coutts, while they went to the
game. They'll return this evening.
And Dick Williamson, son of Col.
and Mrs. Raymond j. Williamson,
squired Barbara Flynn of Chevy
Chase.
Evening star., 1949-11-27

.Debutunte
And Bride
Mr.. Mrs. Barnes
Are Hosts at
Cocktail Fete

Members of prominent old
Washington families got to-
gether for a very pleasant time
yesterday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Barnes on Glover
driveway.
The party was given for two
attractive young women. One
was Miss Betty Smith, the debu-
tante daughter Of the household,
and the other was Mrs. Clinton
Grove Smith, the bride Of Mrs.
Barnes son.
Little Betty has been away at
Vassar since graduating from
Madeira. and so it was the first
time that many Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes friends have seen her since
she wore pigtails.
1t was also the first time that
many present had met the young
French girl. who married the pop
ular Grove Smith in France this
summer.
The youthful Mrs. Smith before
her marriage was Mile. Martha
Marie Joseph Theeten. Since her
arrival in the Capital she has been
busy getting settled in their apart
ment at the Marlyn.
The fete yesterday was marked
by informality and the converse
ton was on the reminiscent side
with friends recalling when Mrs
Barnes, the former Betty Grove
was a belle in Washington's de-
butante whirl.
And when little Betty makes
her debut December 81 at a dance
at the Sulgrave Club. there is little
doubt but that she will follow in
her mothers footsteps. Yesterday
she looked like a doll. She is sc
petite and pretty and she was
wearing little black velvet jacket
with red and black striped skirt
Her sister r-in-law had on a French
blue satin skirt and with it she
wore an olive-beige satin blouse
and Mrs. Barnes was clad in navy
blue taffeta.
Assisting Mrs. Barnes through
out the afternoon were some OF
her closest friends, including Lady
Welsh, whose daughter, Miss Car
rere Barbour, will make her bow
with Miss Smith on December 81
Also Mrs. Hugh D. Auchincloss
Mrs. David S. Barry, Mrs. Alexan-
der B. Hagner, Mrs. Eugene Carusi
and Mrs. William Jasper Du Bose
Evening star., 1949-11-27

MRS. JAMES WARNOCK TUCKER.
Before her marriage yesterday to the son OF
the Right Req. Henry St. George Tucker and
Mrs Tucker of Richmond, the bride Uas Miss
Louise Du Bose Gordon, daughter OF Mrs. John
Blake Gordon and the late Mr.. Gordon OF
Was1.inuton. -.e,' --Southau Photo.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
Pre-Nuptiol Fete

Dr. and Mrs. w. Calhoun Stir
ling entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Miss Anne
Mcguire and her fiance. Mr.. John
Greenway Keller, who will be mar
ried Saturday. The party was
given at the Chevy Chase Club
and other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Raylor Chewing. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward A. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Nash, Mrs. Marcus
Beebe. jr.; Mrs. John Beauregard,
jr.;; Miss Louise Hamilton, Miss
Mariana Evans, Mr.. John Nevius,
Mr.. Richard Williams III, Mr..
William Grayson, Mr.. William
Glidden and Mr.. Robert L. Ire
land.