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CT MARyS COUNTY

81. MAN I . SoON
ST. Clements Boy; So acre farm, 8
story 13 room main. dwelling; 6
room guest house: Groom tenant
house; 2 tobacco barns. stable and
other outbuildings; all necessary
farm equipment. Priced for quick
Canoe Neck Creek; frame. 8 rooms,
bath cottage, acre land; deep har-
100 acre tobacco farm near Mechan-
rayId esye ,is soeoo pounds main Of s@e
ing. with basement; | tenant house
tobacco barns, chicken houses;
Implement shed, corn house; metal
two car garage; ,s,r Price 81 SI7'9oo9i 'S09
Leonardtown, Md Tel: Leon. 21e
SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Cotton Point, ST. Marys County, over
looking Potomac, River: 190-foot
road frontage; 8 large rooms bath,
cellar: suitable all-year occupancy;
modern conveniences; artesian well,
12 acres, Potomac River, near Mar
shall Hall, extending to State road;
Port TOBACCO Riyer-5s i aeEss, eGo extend
Ing to ststs roaa; S3;5qo one,ebbor
TieonicG heod: 1-aere airef'eSo lot: sI.5oo. '4Nt'
LEONARD sNIDER, La Plata. Md.
NORTH BEACH-3 bedrms., liv.
rm., kit, inclosed porches. Near
sats sa.sr, Call MR.. TAILEY' 70 2
WOODLAND BEACH, MD. = Beach
lots CD, $500 for group. ia. 6594'
NORTH BEACH-A duplex, located on
very desirable waterfront corner,
both sides completely furnished and
with ami. including oil burner hot
water heating system on one side; a
wonderful buy for two families that
want homes close together or a large
family. FITZGERALD REALTY co.
Phone North Beach all. -12
EPPING FOREST, near Annapolis;
new, year around home. being COM
pleted; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kitchen
and bath; nicely located; $4,000.
Summer cottages of 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., kitchen and bath-one at $4,-
500. another at $500.
All have clubhouse and beach privi-
leges. EVA GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor,
Epping Forest South Shore 3101;
office. Annapolis 4612.
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC. offers unusual
for $1,000; s7hx14o #. corner
lot. looking directly upon Chesa5,
BBedFs BedFms Bay bath Consists fron e m and kt side
porches; also concrete bsmt. House
in good cond. Immed. occupancy.
Owner wants cash but mortgage
can be arranged. For directions.
see following ad:
overlooking Chesapeake Bay. Very
lge. lot with stately oaks: studio
living rnl.. rec. rm.. stone fireplaces.
12 baths. lge. kit. Army officer
owner. says to take any reasonable
price or terms. To suspect: Drive
z miles south of Prince Frederick
on Solomons Island I'd. turn left
at st. Leonard and follow Long
Beach signs to ONCE on Bay. Mail
address. M. E. ROCKHIIL. INC,
st. Leonard, Md.
BAY FRONT LOTS, facing Chesa-
peake Bay; average lot. 90x125 #.
Buy now and build before warm
weather; close to Washington; priced
right; terms. Drive to Deale Md.
Call Mr.. Downs. West River 6708. or
Max G. Schwartz, ia. $500
GLEBE HEIGHTS = Four-room log
cabin with beautiful view; sturdy
pier, riparian rights; bargain at
woodland Beach - Cottages with
waterfront privileges; reasonably
REALTY COMPANY, Mayo I'd,
Edgewater, Md. Phone Annapolis
5183. Closed Mondays. -12
nvCTTpT ANTI
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Of easily subdivided land near Falls
Church Just off Lee blvd. Excellent
neighborhood already exists. Your
terms. Call Mr.. Bickle.
CARROLL BICKLE
GIL. 2056 Exclusively OK. 0633
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SUMMER HOMES

Mr.. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT. Pa; 2
story furn. 4-bedrm. stone house:
all mod. conv.; 2 baths. swimming
Hsnln6' goli course nr.; on hlghWay;
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VESTS
STONE HOME-FARM

On U. S.. No. 15-A-1 site for cabins
or building development; lovely stone
residence, 8 rms, bath, all impr.,
IS; 5 poultry houses, 800 cap;
other blogs.; 1913 acres, 100 tillable,
bal pasture woods, fruit; sacrifice
price. greatly reduced. No I-271S.
VESTS, j. c. Bream, Fairfield rd.,
Gettysburg, Pa
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POULTRY FARM

Situated on knoll fronting on
Route No. so; approx. 30 miles
D. c.; facilities to take care of
1000 baby chicks and 700 layers:
modern incubator. Priced to sell
at $4,000, with very good terms.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
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speciality, all sizes, all
types. all prices. 2 of our specials
SO acres, Montgomery County on
main. road, beautiful meadow with
lge. stream, 3 bedrms., modern bath
h.-w.h.; insulated: lge. bank barn,
37X50. Formerly used for shipping
milk to Baltimore; lge chicken
house, gar, etc. Total price
Large going dairy farm, Mont
gomery County, complete with As
head Of cattle. D. C. barn, present
milk check over $1,000 a mo. Very
best farm manager who wants to
stay; 2 tractors and all equipment
inc. 2 barns, lge. silo, machine shed,
2 tenant houses with bath and
electricity. Beautiful main dwelling,
4 bedrms., 2 baths, Q. frpls., oil
INV h., all elec. kit; slate roof. Re-
duced to $4,000.
OLNEY REALTY CO., INC.
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YOU ARE A DISCRIMINATING

IF YOU ARE A DISCRIMINATING
buyer wanting to build in locality
where environment and the stand
ard of homes will protect your in.
vestment, then come out to Burnt
Mills Village on Colesville rd;, l
homesites are the result Of careful
plating of a beautiful rolling tract
of land where all Of its natural
beauty has been preserved. The
prices include concrete curb. gutter
and macadam streetsi sIs Do not. not delay sss
the types of home approved. for
this property, then if interested get
plat and carefully select the site
most suitable for your home; Call
Mr.. Heater, 81. 1000, who will give
you full information or see him on
dark. CRANE g. HELAN. Realtors
DESIRABLE RAMBLER LOT, sOx15o,
l blk. north Burnt Mills Hills;
s2.So99. 9o9 By By OWNER. eNys Terms ar
WOODMooR-Beautiful wooded cor
ssna5is Rs5 Rt o%SE SsaEA $500 go $50 s. IT E Esa
util.; Conn. and East-West Hwy.
transp.; close to- churches and
schools; attrac. priced. Build your
WIFI III d ItcIl lCLCQ
community. Telephone JU. 7-6945.
CHEsTERBRooK wooDs.-If you
want a cheap lot this is not it. If
YOU want big beautiful rambler
site in really exclusive section, this
is it. OWNER. CHI. 1888. -12
BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION - 1.33
acres, Just of Bradley blvd, between
Bethesda Country Club and Con-
gressional Club, with 350-ft. 'front.'
age on new paved road. Owner
$4,000 cash. Call WI. $500 or WI.
THREE HALF-ACRE LOTS, vic. Fair
fax Theater;. two are corners. Good
price for quick sale. ]. MacPHER-
LOVELY BUILDING SITE for exclu-
curb worth 5000 in and paid for.
Water, sewer, gas and electricity
ready for use. Lot S5-ft. front
by 95 TT. average depth; " mile
in nns fuy ayyceee deeeoPsd odns fnedvfi1n pf3ee a.
$50. Reasonable terms, Reply Box
3 'If.IF aAIF-acRE stasi LOTS, 1oo-ft. ra front
development. Approx. z miles D. c.
Just off Shirley hwy. OV. 0S77,
OV. 0622. OV. o34S, -12
Beautiful corner, De
Neane and Edgewater pkwy; 374-ft.
frontage; make, offer. Box 340-z.
RAMBLER sishi SITE 1oox1se. Burnt
level. level water. sH. s6ss. i2'
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$40 ACRES - Large revolutionary
stone house; fireplaces, full base
ment, large cattle barn and feed
shed, two 14x40 silos, cement barn
yard; elegant fencing, 3 streams.
water in house and barn from cold
mountain spring; $50 acres tillable,
rough and rolling; 1a-mile frontage
on hard road; 40 mi. D. C. Priced
$4,000. 70 cash.
s5 ACRES, 2 miles west of CIarks-
burg-Large 7-room house; full
basement, furnace, electricity, new
barn: fronting on stone road; school
bus by. door; 2s mi. D. C. Priced
81 acRGs fronns eash dS ESGaSys
road-7-room house, having 2 full
phone, mod. kitchen; cowbarn with
20 stanchions: 25 acres wooded,
balance blue grass and legume;
94Gft G1ee9 5s m fFon5age pr,o.G on Wid Get Get
COUNTRY ESTATE of 10 acres-see
picture in Sat. Star. Open 1-6 to-
260-AcRE STOCK FARM. on hard
road, between Comus and Hyatts-
io-room, pre.civil War brick man nan:
sion; 45x7O barn. courthouse. hog
house, etc. Sold in 1907 for
S10,000.50. Priced today, S21,750
u cash. Exclusive.
350-ACRE STOCK FARM-Large
stone house; electricity. cattle barn;
200 acres permanent pasture:
streams, good fence; 1-mile frontage
on cement road Located between
Whites Ferry and Sugar Loaf Noun
tain. Priced $4,000. Liberia
terms.
MODERN, CLEAN COUNTRY PROP.
ERTY-3A acres, improved with
modern S-room house, cattle barn
chicken houses. shrubbery: 1 blk
B. & o. Railroad. Near churches
stores and schools. 70 cash. I'm.
mediate possession. Call Charles H
Jamison, Poolesville 2O16, with
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC
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EDNOR ACRES
ACREAGE WANTED

2 TO 5 ACRES wanted reasonably,
near Bethesda Naval Hospital; pre-
fer wooded tract with stream. OIL.
9049
WANTED-From to 5 acres in Va.
or Md for cattle raising. OR. 4242.
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CHOICE SPACE

(D SUITE OF 4 OFFICES, REcEp-
ATORIES. STEWART BLDG 9th
AND D SITS. NV. CONVENIENT
TO COURTS. DISTRICT BUILDING.
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS. CAN
DIVIDE. t2) ENTIRE FLOOR 1900
SO. FIT. VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
BUILDING, 18th AND II STS: NV.
Weinberg g. Bush
a7o7 II st. NV. Realtors, Ma. $500.
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A SAFER PLACE FOR
YOUR FAMILY
LAKE JACKSON


A 12-mi. fresh-water lake. 81 miles
Your 70 time S to neSSas see our Special M ofeTtns 4
of log cabins at prices and terms
YOU can afford; from $500 to
$1,000 all modern improvements:
2 lots with lake privileges, S295 for
they last. Drive out or call Manassas
97-F-4. Office open weekdays and
Gup5oy
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP FOR sAla

EDGEWAIER BEACH
Most attrac det. home. with 107-ft.
frontage on South River and 26O #.
deep on level lot; LIST A., large screen-
ed porch, knotty pine living room
with beamed ceiling and beautiful
stone fireplace, bedrooms. kitchen
and full bath; End A., 3 bedrooms,
ga baths; home completely furnished
and only s years old; excellent pier.
FRED A. SMITH co.
lib 18th st. NV. Realtor. Elk. 24So
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1st TRUST NOTES by owner; secured
by valuable improved property; AZ
semiannually;o principal; S9250;
FIRST MORTGAGE, S11.75o; well
secured; North Arlington prewar
home: seasoned; payable S100 per
month WO 1888
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SEMIDETACHED LOTS
LOTS WANTED

LOTS WANTED, zoned for row
houses. In D: G, or nearby Md.
u TO 4 ACRE LOT in Dun Loring or
:, Tysons Gorner area: GL: 1914. .
several sites for flats, near Nichols
ave; Sc. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
PRIVATE PARTY wants building lot
in Arl. County; Price must be rea-
WANT LOTS suitable for row or semi
det.. D. C. or nr. D. c. line. Builder.
GEoRGE * E0z wasHiN2ToN ASH e &, ii u. student
desires decent place to park trailer.
H. s. THORINGTON, Lot 10, Haines
Point Tourist Camp.
LOT FOR WAREHOUSE
5,000-20,000 50. IT,, between N. Y.
and West Va. ave-, vic Hecht CO.
w. C. GERBICH, MI. 4O47
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE
MARYLAND - Mr. Delaware line;
framed school house. 26x28 it.; can
be made into home at small cost;
well water. oak trees, "a acre plus:
price, 81 500 Call FIR. 1871. -12
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OFFICE BUILDINGS FOR SALE
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

DESK SPACE FOR RENT
DESK SPACE in centrally located
bldg; ideal for sales representatives
or real estate broker. Apply 1925
Vermont ave. NV, Suite 313. DI.
5746. -17
DESIRABLE OFFICE or desk space,
semiprivate, service. Continental
Gnvestmentl Bldg, RE. 2195.
LOTS FOR RAMBLERS
Spring is coming and prices are
advancing. Now is the time to select
your future homesite in Shirley
Woods. Arlington's Finest Restrict
ed subdivision of los all-wooded
lots. near Washington Golf and
Country Club: some are 100 #. in
width, to accommodate wide ramb-
lers. For other information without
L. S. HURLEY
200 No. Brandywine st. GIL. 1902
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COLONIAL ESTATE

This historic stone house built 1799''
with sweeping view of mountains,
located between Bluemont and Mid
dleburg. 202 acres fertile farm land.
This is one of the few fine Colonial
homes still avail. in Va. Needs rem
at $4,000 to sell immed. Call F. B,
Osler, OW. 3007 or Waterford, Va
2291.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

DOWNTOWN. 25x35 #. Rent rea.
sonable. DU. 4072 Sunday. RE
3044 after IL Monday.
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32.ACRE corn and tobacco farm;
16 acres clear; Groom house; Q
porches; electricity; furnace heat:
I'd. Price only $4,000.
% acres; acres clear; 10 mi to
D. c. line: on hard-surfaced I'd.
Price. $4,000
II acres. near La Plata. Price, $4,000.
~ acres in La Plata; mostly clear.
Priced $500.
3-room house and lot in Potomac
HEIGHTS. Price. 81 900.
l.. q. GRAGH. REAL ESTATE BROKER.
La Plata. Md. La Plata 1882.
FARMETTES from Y acre up; new,
modern ramblerS in frame or
brick; prices from $4,000 up. Terms.
70 acres, .4-room ranch house; garage,
storage house; newly painted. Price,
$4,000; Terms, S400 cash, bal, $50
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO., on
Route 301, below Waldorf, Md.
Phone La Plata 5946.
GAITHERSBURG DISTRICT, Montg
incl. fine herd of Holsteins and mod
ern farm machinery and dairy
equipment: milk check, $1,000 per
mo mo g, g; L. Soy WILLIAMS. MA. 4933.
CHARLES COUNTY, MD.-136 acres,
close to river; heavily wooded; As
miles from D, c.: "a mi. off hard rd.;
$4,000 or trade for waterfront
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NV. COR. 7th AND EYE STS.-Over
Woolworth store; beautiful open
space consisting of approximately
2,400 So. ft. with exposures on 2
sts; mems and women's laws; heat
furnished; suitable for insurance
Office, mechanical or business school,
etc. Reasonable rent. Immediate
poss. Consult Mr.. Taylor or Mr.
Jenkins, SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
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TEMPLE HILLS PARK

Nature placed this beautiful subdivi-
and healthy plateau overlooking the
adjacent hills. The property lies
about 6 miles from U. S. Capitol
grounds. The old Temple rd., fine
paved highway, is alongside this
subdivision. Lots 50x200 for $3.50
each; easy terms. Use electricity
for pump and septic tank; city water
1000 feet away. BEALL TURNER
g. CO., 1105 Vermont ave-, Ran
dolph 0SSh. National 613l
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LANHAM PARK
Out Defense Highway.
Beautiful Building Lots
Concrete road, city water. electric,
phone, ETC.; ready to build.
75x150. $3.50.
Terms to suit your convenience;
builders attention invited.
THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor.
UN. 764a. liz
CONNECTICUT AVENUE WOODS
Chevy Chase. D. C. fDrive block
east of Conn. ave. on Fessenden to
34th ST.. to our sign)-Large choice
rambler and homesites; rep on
grounds 10 am. till 8 pm.
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From Is on, the natural oil that
keeps skin soft starts decreasing.
Skin begins to look dry, feel dry.
But you can help offset this dry
ing out-by giving your skin an oil
especially suited to its needs. You
can use a dry skin cream that is
extra-rich in lanolin, which is very
like the oil of the skin itself
Ponds Dry Skin Cream.
See its effects on your skin.
Work it in thoroughly for night
softening. Use uery lightly fog
smooth look under makeup. 1t
brings your skin softer, fresher,
younger look Immediately.
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On your Cheeks - dryness often
shows first, and little Aaky "dry-skin"
patches can spoil your makeup.
To Correct Work in plenty Of
Ponds Dry Skin Cream nightly. Swirl
it from chin line up in front of ears.
This smooth lanolin-rich cream is
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3 features: These 3 features
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homogenized, to soak in better.
3. 1t has a softening e"'ulsyfeT.
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perfect cream-rich, soft, smooth
Start this truly renv0rkaZe
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ny your Nose and Mouth don't
let "dry skin" tenseness and down-lines
harden your expression.
To Help Sosten-"Knuckle in"
Ponds Dry Skin Cream. Use knuckles
of first fingers to knead this lanolin-
rich cream in frmly-out and up Lar
your nostrils and mouth. See how that
''dry-skin" tense look softens.
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anyone else who is employed to give service because
here the oense is double There the rudeness to begin
with And on top of that there the implication of
plotting an advantage Because the customer has been
told so often that he always right he will always look
though he trading that fact. He seems, in
way, to be pulling his rank on the other man.
In small ways respect for other people be expressed
in the way walks down the street. what does with
an empty cigarette package how loudly one talks to
friend in a crowded elevator.
The ideal attitude shows continual awareness of the fact
that public places made for the public. Each
shares and leans backward safeguard the right of
others to share, equally.
To the end this is the only important thing We admire
selfconrol and discipline and modesty in public because
they all lead to this goal They express far manners
can all we believe about the dignity and worth of other
people and our responsibility towards them.
ARGUMENT Without bIoodshed - that's quite pos
sibLe if you follo,C Adea Rogers St. Johns adrice in
NEXT ,ceek's "Ererybody's Etiquette"
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IS ANYONE LOOKING?
by Millieent Fenwiek
AUTHOR OF "voGuEs sook OF ETIQUETTE"
An expert gives four cardinal
rules for behaving in public

DEAR MISS rENwIcK: Our manners or lack of
them - most noticeable in public places. What
do YOU think our behavior there should be?
ANSWER In this country it is the attitude that counts
An attitude that is selfefacing without being humble,
respectful without being sere modest and retcent with
out being prnf controlled without being wooden this is
roughly the ideal And the American code of manners is
specifically designed to give expression in public places
as well anywhere else.
Self-contro of the keys of good in public
This means, of course angry fits of loud
laughter no exaggerated exhibitions of fear And also
means no uncontrolled postures actions.
Selfdiscpne another key, what makes people stand
patiently in line for tickets bus seat. 1t implies sense
of fair play willingness to forego ones own advantage
to make community living easier and smoother 1t is most
apparent when the pressure is greatest at bargain
counter, or during the Christmas shopping rush.
MoDEsrY is the third key and includes not only actions
but also dress The difficulty is that standards of modesy
have changed greatly in our lifetime.
In action modesty is still what it as far as the
principle goes 1t is still matter of innate retlcence OF
not forcing the public willy ny to witness part of ones
private life In practice there are changes 1t used to be
considered most improper for example, for woman to
put face powder or look openly into mirror in public
Now is not But there still some limits Women can't
put on rouge or mascara without being criticized and men
must still ignore their looks entirely far as their
public actions concerned.
In dress modesty is expressed in willingness to follow
the accepted conventional standards - and even more
perhaps to avoid wearing any clothes that are an obv
Gus bid for attention bright red fur parka for example,
is entirely modest the technical moral sense but from
the point of view of it would be mmodest II 1t
we're worn the daytime in big city Being contrary to
the usual standard of DRESS it would seem to have been
chosen purposely to make the wearer conspicuous
The last point in code of manners - respect for
others the most important because it is concerned
with higher set of values Lack of CONTROL lack OF mod
esy even lack of self-dscipne more forglvable
than lack of respect for the rights and feelings OF other
people, 1t shows itself in big ways and in small ones
The worst is rudeness to salespeople or waters or
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Miss Morrison
Become Bride

Mrs. Joseph Louis Morrison o1
this city, formerly of Atlanta
Ga, announces the engagement
of her daughter. Frances Griffin
to Mr.. Henry Eliot Nichols, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichols OF
New York City.
Miss Morrison is the daughter
of the late Mr.. Morrison of At
lanta. She attended Miss Ham
lins School In San Francisco
Calf, and the King Smith School
in Washington.
MIR. Nichols is a graduate OF
Yale University and the University
of Virginia Law School. He Is a
member of st. Elmo fraternity
and served in the Air Forces
during World War II.
The marriage will take place in
the early fall.
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Society News
British Ambassador to Attend Fete
For Noted Musicians of His Country

The British Ambassador, Sir
Oliver Franks, will attend the re-
ception to be given tomorrow eve
ming in honor of two well-known
musicians from England, who will
appear with the National Sym
phony Orchestra. They are Mr.
Clarence Reybould, who will con-
duct the orchestra, and Mr.. Leon
Goossens, oboe virtuoSo, who will
be guest soloiSt. Mr.. Goossens is
the brother Of the composer. MIR.
Eugene Goossens.
Hosts at the party, which will
follow the concert, will be the
members of the British Informa-
tion Services. and the Counselor
of the British Embassy and Mrs.
Morgan have loaned their home at
S028 @ street for the occasion.
Miss Joan Roger, films director of
the BIS, has been busy with plans
for the function, which will be at
tended by top officials of this
country aS well as by many
Britons.
The sesquicentennial Commis-
sion was instrumental In bringing
the BritonS to this country as part
Of the Sesqui celebration and the
commissioners have all been asked
to meet the musicians.
The District Commissioner and
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Emily Post

kept on-in fact on formal oc-
caSionS, if not already on they
are put on.
Decorations Prior to Weddings
Dear Mrs. Post: Is it unsuitable
for me to have my table decora-
tions (centerpiece, place cards
and linen in white at a luncn
party for bride-to-be? I'd like
to use this color scheme but WON
dered if it we're strictly for the
wedding reception. so:
All white would be quite suit
able for any party at any time.
Many questions are asked
about 1UhGt the DeH-dreSsed
10on,Gn tDeGrS and Mrs. Post is
sorry she is unable to GnstDer
personal mail. HoweUer, her
Ieafet E-35 gives general adUice
for good taste in appearance.
To obtain copy, send 10 cents
in coin to her, clio, P. o. Bon
80, Station G, Netp York 19, NY!
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Miss Hermann
WED inOhio

The Fairchild Chapel in Ober-
lin, Ohio, was the scene of the
recent wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Ann Hermann. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William K. Hermann of
Hyattsville, to Mr.. Donald E. WILL
mott, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Willmott Of Toronto, Canada and
China. The bridegroom's uncle
the Rev. Curtis Geyer omciated.
Both were graduated from Ober-
lin College and were elected to
Phi Beta Kappa society.
The couple now live in Willow
Run Village, Mich, and will attend
the Graduate School of the Uni
versity of Michigan.
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Miss Pratt Bride
tOf 1t. w. S. Moyer

Miss Elizabeth Gilman Pratt
became the bride of 1t. d.go VIII
liam S. Mayer yesterday morning
at the Church Of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help at Chocorua, N. H,
The Rev. J. c. Collins of1ciated.
The bride is the daughter of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Harold B. Pratt Of
this city and Chocorua and 1t.
Mayer is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mayer of New York City.
Miss Marguerite M. Pratt was
her sisters maid of honor. Clare
and Lucinda Pratt, nieces Of the
bride, were flower girls. Mr.. Robert
T. Mayer, brother of the bride
groom, served as best man and
ushers were Comdr. r. r. Pratt,
USN, and Comdr. w. v. Pratt,
USN, brothers of the bride.
Mrs. Mayer attended Wellesley
College and the bridegroom studied
at Dartmouth College and George
Washington University. They will
make their home at Monterey,
Calf, where 1t. Mayer is on duty.