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COLORED-2 HOMES
ErpCr TIME NFFEPEn

FIRST TIME OFFERED
One has l2 rooms, 3 baths; suitable
for doctor or home and income.
The other has rooms and bath.
Both have large modern kitchens,
oil h.-w.h.. garages, porches and
bsmts. Priced to sell now; located
v ST., near 4th ne. Call Mr..
Rauch, 10. 2-8901. COX g. CO.,
RE 1888. III
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COLEsvILLE RD., MD.-A
very desirable 7-rm. brick home on
the main road containing u acre Of
ground. Home has full bedrm. and
bath on 1st floor plus 2 extra baths
besides; oil heat; move in with de-
post; owner must sacrifice
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
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EN-. 1866: ewes, WO. 1894 IT.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
Rooming house. vacant and recently
decorated; located in this most
convenient area; featuring 0 rooms,
2I7 baths oil h.-w.h., 2-car ga
rase, English basement type; i'm
mediate possession. Call
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors, FX 24SO, ll13 18th st. NV,
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MT, PLEASANT GUESTHOUsELTc

settle estate attorney has author
ized us to sell this substantial brick
home near Mt. Pleasant st. and Park
rd. NV Containing q completely
furnished bedrooms and . baths on
2nd and 3rd floors, plus owners quar-
ters on 1st floor; full basement with
oil h.-w.h.; 50-gal hot water stor-
age tank; has been operated for
many years as licensed guesthouse,
A splendid buy at S16,S50; substan-
tial cash necessary. To inspect, call
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI, l411.
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SILVER SPRING AREA
Expertly planned, charming, white
brick. 3-bedrm. home: walk-in cedar
closets; built in 1850, newly dec.
inside and out all de luxe elec.
kit. incl. brand-new dishwasher,
elaborate bathrm., liv. rm. .-din. rm.
comb, excel. bsmt. with outside
entr., new Kenmore wash. mach;
a dream home; low down payment
will handle. Call Mr.. Fraleigh. ST.
1900. Exclusive with JAMES L.
DIXON A. co -1S
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GEORGETOWN Vicinity

Originality in aesign. new Cal MIA
style ;-Story mouse; high-cetlinged
studio l!y. I'm. with picture window
overlooking garden area and patio;
3 bedrmS., latest kit. equipment;
sonyenie ally located: gar: $4,000.
Mrs. Poole, WO. 1891, DRURY
REAI1'Y CORP Ia
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"ROCK GREEK HILLSn

Just = yrs. old, this beautiful center
hall det. brick home has 8 large rms.
oedrms., baths; 1st A. powder
in liv.. porch: det. garage; located
on lot of almost 10000 so, Fl,
exceptionally well Handicapped. owner
transferred, must sell Immediately.
CAL ME. 1l45 until 8 pm. j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN Realtor
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BETHESDA
RIVER ROAD AREA

CuStom-built, white brick home on
acre of ground. Large liv. rm.
with hrepl.. din. rm., dining terrace,
kit. screened porch, den and lava
tory. Random oak floors. 3 bed
rms. baths, large storage attic.
Rec. rm. with firepl., servants quar-
tors. 2-cPr garage. Oil h.-w.h.
Ewes. OIL. 2720. SAMUEL E. Bog
LEY. INC WI 200 IL
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JOSEPH f SWAIN
ROCK GREEK FORREST

Corner home; 1St floor powder rm.,
3 sized bedrmS. on End floor;
side screened porch, attached ga
rage; beautiful large lot, conven. to
stores, school. and transp Cali Mr..
Eqgie. GE. 1888. with BEITZELL,
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CONTINUED on Next Pss'J
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Realtors
GEORGETOWN Office
American University Park
New Listing

A most attractive white brick, with
slate roof on an attractively planned
lot, Liv rm.. din. rm., lge. sun rn =.
3 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd A.;
rec. rm., attached gar; owner deav-
ing Washington. To inspect, call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
after pm, call WO. J40S or WI.
11OQ 1P
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plan brick home with iiv. m rm.. din
rm.. mod. kit. 3 bedrms. and >
baths; bsmt. attractively finished
in knotty pine with built-ln bar;
wall-to-wall carpeting in liv, rm.
hall and stairway, This home is
vacant and in excel, cond.; good
financing avail. Call til pm
SIDNEY 2. MENSH g. CO., RE
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nIRN4BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. det brk

s rms, 2Ia baths. full bsmt.. recrea-
tion rm.. Law, Bendix washer. det
gar, finished attic; good financing;
"a blk. from bus. A good buy. MRS;
REALTY CORP. Realtors, ST. 2026.
BRIGHTWOOD-Peabody st. Semidet.
S-room home, oil heat. built-in ga
rage: SI4,950 CONGRESS REALTY
COMPANY, 1lO1 Vermont ave. NV.
DI. 1888 and DI. 1882. lS'
BRiGHTWOOD - Very lovely home
with complete apt. on 2nd A. For
appt., call JAS. s. WILDER, GE. 1916.
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CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-This lge. det.
viii suit the larger family; contains
reception hall. liv. rm.. with flrepl.,
family size din. rm, library. fully
equipped kit. with breakfast space,
full bath and porch; 2nd flr., 4
very lge. bedrmS., . roQmy tile baths,
in addition to lee. sleeping porch
2-car garage; entire home in Al
condition; lge. level lot with trees
BILLINGSLEY & KORzENDORFER
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-s1s, 500. Cen

CHEVY CHASE-NF. tne CIIUIt. btdU-
tiful brick on lge. level lot; center
hall plan, lge. liv. rm., din. rm.;
den. powder rm., good size kit. and
screened liv. porch on 1st f.: 3
good size bedrns. ? baths on end
A.; storage attic; beautiful lge. rec.
nm. with bar and outside entrance
in bsmt.; priced below 100000. See
this today. F. A. TWEED CO, 55O4
Conn. ave-, EN-. 1890 til pm.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Excellent
brick home. in one OF the finest
residential sections OF Northwest.
kit. den, bedrm. and y bath. 2nd
a. has 8 bedrms and . baths: full
bath in bsmt.: det garage; house in
immaculate condition; shown by
appt. RAYMOND B., DUNN, 1920
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GEORGETOWN-S19.75O

1924 10th ST. NV.
patio, bath and powder rm., hdw.
floors, modern kitchen.
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNN1NGTON
WI OR1S nR 90R2 -1R
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HILLCREST
BRICK DETACHED

BRICK DETACHED
House consisting of liv. rm. with
firepl. lge.. bright din. rm., COM
pact kit, fully equipped. and pantry
closet; screened porch off of liv.
rm. on 1st fl; 3 bedrms.. 1ge. tile
bath, plenty of closet space on End
A.; stairs to storage attic; full
bSmt., gas &C. heat; outside en-
trance to back yard; extra lge. lot,
225 IT. deep. Priced S17,950.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-OO4O.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

Detached brick, . yrs. old-Corner
lot. paneled den. 3 bedrms.: re-
decorating and in new ccnd.; lse
liv. rm.; under S17.5O0. Buy this
bargain now. Call Mr. Ford with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
1022 18th st. NV. ST. 72OO: ewes.
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Bradberry Heights, D. C.
S12,250, New semidet. brick homes
ready to move in. 1900 block H st,
sc: rms, bedrms.; "a bath ful
l0eo down. Open. Out Pa. ave-,
left on Alabama ave. to 46th st. and
house. HARTMAN REALTY. INC,
l345 Good Hope rd. Sc, LU. 4-34OO'
VI hQTR -O0
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SILVER SPRING
NEAR D. G. LINE

LIL' hNH1LI I HUME
Tastefully decorated in immaculate
condition; brick 2-story, 3 bedrooms.
plus den or bedroom on 1st floor:
full baths on 2nd floor: white
wall basement; pleasant yard; de-
tached garage; full front porch: few
blocks to schools, walking distance
to express busses. Shown by appoint
transferred Call SH. SOLO It'll pm.
MONTGOMERY
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81 MICHIGAN AVE.

Just off No Capitol-See this ex-
ceptionally clean, 20-ft., row home.
4 lge. rms. and rec. rm., modern
kit. with Formica sink, lge. screened
rear porch, oil h.-w.h.. nice yard
Shown by appointment only.
THOMPSON g. GRAY, Realtors, ST.
GInD -1Q
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BRIGHTWOOD

5000 BLOCK 9TH PLACE
Beautiful 6-rm. brick home, in con-
venient section. Living rm., dining
rm., breakfast rm., newly equipped
kitchen; 2nd a., 3 bedrms. and
screened porch modern bath; full
bsmt., Gss, h.-w.h.; nice yard. Call
Mr. Dobrowolski
CAMPANELLA & Co.
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COLORED

Beauty Shop eve now have it,; great
demand for a shop in this changed
NV. section; a real opportunity now
total price, $4,000; 81 $50 cash On.
call Mrs. Stearn. RA. S203, RE
1916. CHAPMAN REALTY CO. IT
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MANOR CLUB ESTATES

126 Beverly rd.; excellent det. brk.:
llge liv. rm., din. rm., and modern
kit. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths; full
bsmt.; oil &C. heat; restricted
community with club membership:
lot 90x200; open Sat. and Sun. l
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ROCK CREEK PARK

Perfect residence for doctor, lawyer,
writer or diplomat. Center-hall plan
rm.. den and mod. kit. incl. new
dishwasher refgr. and new stove.
2nd A. has master sized bedrms.
and , tile baths. Ord q. has lge.
playroom, attic. Paneled rec. rm.,
bar and mod laundry in bSmt. Det.
gar. and very lge. lot. S32,500.
Ewes, call Mr.. Wiesman. GE. 3539.
RORERT I, McKEEVER
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Bethesda Brick Home

large lot; liv. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm.. sunny kit, large porch.
On End floor. 3 bedrms and l bath:
attic finished of into bedrm., pine
paneled rec. rm. with full bath;
beautiful landScaping; transp. at
door; $4,000. owner viii take
back $4,000 first trust. Call RE.
$3.50, 9 to 8.
Gnln.ainl I,aLran4.4
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A CHARMING HOME
Attention, Physicians
unNGE NITITH OEEICEC


A rare oppor. to purchase an excep-
tionally fine residence property with
suite of ofdces, located west
Of Conn. ave. and south of Woodley
rd.; an exclusive area where transp
is conv. and ample parking space
avail; physicians suite with master
bedrm. and pvt. bath; remainder is
typical center-hall plan with de luxe
all-tiled kit, bedrms., , baths on
2nd f.: rms. and bath on Bro
A.; bsmt. finished of into servant''
rm.. bath. ETC.: gas heat: 2-cal
buiit-in garage. The added features
and conveniences built into this
home are too numerous to mention
1t is literally like new. Double loi
included in purchase price: abun-
dance of shrubbS, rose garden anc
ample shade. Priced at S57.500
Cali Miss Bland (eves., WO. 64S6l
ThoS. J. Fisher g. Co., Inc
REQn
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COLORED-S750 DOWN

Lovely 5-rm. brick home, only yrs.
old, tile bath, nice. equip. Kitchen
TeaS; & montnIy payments 81 G9MAE aS,S: =:
ewes, AID. 1862. If
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ONLY SO $50

DET. RoOMY BUNGA.. consisting o.
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit bath and
bedrms. on 1st f.; 2 finished rooms
upstairs: full bsmt., h.-w. heat, det
gar, front porch; / blk. from r. /
ave; owner will sell or trade; good
terms. Don't wait. Call BROWN
REALTY CORP, Realtors. ST. 2O26;
ewes and Sun, TIA, $500.
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MT. ALTO AREA (Glover Park -
3-bedrm. row brick, . screened rear
porches, rec. rm.; quiet and conv.
neighborhood. THOS. L. PHILLIPS,
WO. 1900 until 8 p.m. 35lS Conn.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
Sl7,950
First offering Of this immaculate
detached residence; located on large
beautifully Handicapped, corner lot
First floor has liv. rm. with stone
fireplace, din. rm., mod. equip. kit.
breakfast nook, , bedrooms. bath
and porch: md floor, > bedrooms
bath. plenty storage space: large
dry basement; two-car detached ga
rage. Close to everything. Quicl
possession.
w b WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
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3725 24th ST. NE,

Det. home on lee. landscaped lot;
3 twins size bedrms.. tile bath with
shower; painted walls. hardwood
floors; firepl. in liy. rm.,. breakfast
alcove. screened porch. full bsmt.;
oil h-w h., Law. Shown by appoint
ment Call Mr.. Ssdler. MI. 1886.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1920 K st. N. w. NE. 4393:
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and Mrs. Max Spiegel, recently
was married to Mr.. James F. Roth,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Roth
of Uniontown. Pa. Rabbi Levin
son off1ciated at the ceremony In
Beth Ell Synagogue.
Mrs. Isadore Davis was matron
Of honor and the maid of honor
was Miss Edith Machenberg. Mr..
Harry Spiegel was best man and
the usher was Mr.. Isadore Davis.
Tupper-Shoop
Miss Rachel Carmen Shoop, a
former resident of Hagerstown,
and 1t. Bradford A. Tupper, son
OF retired Col and Mrs. Myron
Tupper of Rembert. S. c., iwere
married recently in the Chapel
at Mather Field, Sacramento,
Calf. They will make their home
at Ell Paso, Tex, where 1t. Upper
is stationed at Biggs Air Field.
Bruner- Trout
The marriage of Miss Ruth
Trout, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Trout of Dunn Loring, Va,
to Mr.. William Bruner Of Tex
arkana. Tex, took place recently
in the parsonage of the Rockville
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Cobb performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Bruner is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Bruner of Texarkana.
The couple will reside at Ma
nassas. Va.
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Emily Post

A spoiled husband is the sub
ject of the following letter:
What can I do when we have
company and my husband won't
conform to the way I'd like to
serve the meal? I'd like coffee in
the living room. not to sit at the
table endlessly in the stiff chairs.
He wants coffee not only with the
dessert and after, but all through
the meal. If he has it then I have
to offer it to the guests. And it
doesn't seem to go with the COM
pany service" One time I got him
to agree to having it in the living
room but he made such a fuss
when handed a small cup that I
had to get him a breakfast cup.
And I was embarrassed. Should
I simply always follow his way
even when we have company Or
would you say it might be best to
set him apart, so to speak, and
serve him differently from every
one else?"
Unless you serve dinners of
ceremony" which are almost un-
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Wedding Ceremonies Held

Miss Charlotte Siskind, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Maurice H. Siskind and
the late Mrs. Siskind. was married
recently to Mr.. Alvin Statland,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stat
land. at Hotel 2400. Rabbi Solo
mon Metz officiating.
Mrs. Belle Kaplan, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor, and
the other attendants were Mrs
Melvin Banner, Miss Shirley
Friedman and Miss Nina Hoff-
mann. Mr.. Edward Statland was
best man for his brother and the
ushers were Mr.. Frank Ackman
Mr.. Jack Kay and Mr.. Stephen
Hoffman.
Joiner-Bennett
Miss Betty Anne Bennett
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c
Bennett. recently was married tt
Mr.. Wyatt E. Joiner. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wyatt A. Joiner of At
lanta. Ga. DR.. j. Warren Hastings
officiated at the ceremony in the
National City Christian Church
- Mrs. John Francis Stetson was
her sisters only attendant and
the bridegroom had his father for
his best man. The ushers were
Mr.. Thomas H. Miller, Mr.. Charles
o. Cary. Mr.. John Ager and 1t
Jack Critchley.
Roth-SpieseI
Miss Ruth Spiegel, niece Of Mr..
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Exclusively Yours
Edward Harvey Cushings To Leave Soon
For Six Weeks Motor Tour Of France
By Betty BeoIe

Rosy-cheeked, blond Patricia
Prochnik was asked by Meyer
Davis to sing at the Chevy Chase
Clubs enormous st. Patrick's Day
dance, and she obliged with esprit
and aplomb. Reminded one of the
way in which Pat must have led
German and Austrian youth
groups in gay songfests during the
past years when she was working
over there. Now she has Just
started in brand new job here
with the long-titled Orientation
Program of the Commission on
the Occupied Areas. She is with
the German section and has been
whipping young German visitors
around to informative sightseeing
spots that will teach them some
thing of the American way of life.
Helen and Atherton Macondray
returned from Honolulu a few
days ago feeling in the pink after
a wonderful time with friends,
daughters and two new grand
daughters. They were hardly back
in town, however, before Helen
came down with the flu Saturday
afternoon and Atherton went to
Bethesda Naval Hospital Saturday
night. Herewith go not one. but
a whole bunch of posies. Helen
said that parties by the millions
are still given on the island but
they are more informal, have
fewer trimmings than they used
to. For instance, the music boys
that were once a must at every
party are not so often on the
scene since it now costs about
three times as much to hire them!
The Pinkney Loves are also fresh
from Hawaii, and very much
tanned.
Smartest, handsomest and prob
ably one of the most expensive
brochures ever gotten out is the
Ballet Theater's Annual now be-
ing distributed in Washington
prior to the ballet's appearance
here on the 29th. Vertes did the
outside cover in his voguish style
and inside are a superb collection
OF photographs Of the dancers. :.
some against the scenery that can
be used in every city except
Washington. It gives one a shock
to see what we have been missing
by having to see our ballet in
Constitution Hall.
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Society News
Mrs. Thorpe Gives Musicale Tea;
CoonIeys Entertoin For MurroWs

Prentiss Coonley for Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward R. Murrow. here from New
York for a month.
Welcoming the Murrows to town
after their stay in England where
Mr.. Murrow covered the elections,
was Gen. Omar Bradley, without
Mrs. Bradley. who is still in the
hospital.
Others present were Senator and
Mrs. Joseph c. O'Mahoney, Sena-
tor and Mrs. John j. Sparkman,
Representative and Mrs. Christian
A. Herter, the Secretary of the
Senate and Mrs. Leslie Bifae, Di-
rector of the Federal Mediation
and Cancellation Service and Mrs.
Cyrus S. Ching, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Lilienthal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Tupper, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Duncan Miller, Mr.. Ward Wheel
ock of Philadelphia, Mr.. Lowell
Mellett, Mr.. Ben Cohen and Mr..
Archibald Gordon of the British
Embassy.
Portrait Shown
A delightful party for a pur-
pose was given Saturday by DR..
and Mrs. E. Stuart Lyddane. Rea-
son was to show a new portrait of
attractive, blond Mrs. Lyddane.
The artist, Mr.. Thomas Heaton,
was present and received warm
congratulations from the guests.
Mrs. Lyddane is pictured in a
lovely orchid satin gown, with a
landscape background.
Assisting Mrs. Lyddane at the
4 to 6 affair we're her sisters-in-
law, Miss Ann w. Lyddane and
Miss Mary Catherine Lyddane,
Miss Anna T. Collins and Mrs.
Heaton, wife of the artist.
Among those at the party were
Mrs. E. T. Lyddane, mother of
DR.. Lyddane, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Dooling, parents of Mrs. Lyddane;
DR.. and Mrs. William j. Cussick,
DR.. and Mrs. Leo M. Donovan, and
DR.. and Mrs. P. s. Constantinople.
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known today excepting on semi
public occasions. if l were you, I
would do what my husband likes.
I think that you will have to offer
big cups to everyone else as we'll
as to him and merely tell people
if they seem to pay attention,
that he is unhappy without a big
cup of coffee. After all it is a very
Wellknown American custom and
there is nothing strange or &C.
centric about it.
When To Tronsfer Rings
Dear Mrs. Post: When does q
widow transfer her engagement
ring and wedding ring to the right
hand? I've been told that this is
your suggestion for those who
wish to indicate that they are
married but without husbands.
Answer: She does not do this
at all unless she would like to re-
ceive the attentions of other men.
A Fraternity Pin
Dear Mrs. Post: May a fra
ternity pin, which belongs to a
man I expect some day to marry.
be worn on any kind of clothes?
Whether I wear slacks or day
clothes, sports clothes or evening
dress?
Answer: Unless unbecoming to
what you happen to be wearing.
there is no reason why you should
not wear it at any time.
When does a 10Ue properly
refer to her husband as "Mr.
BroaUH'? Does an imitation if
declined cancel an obligation?
Mrs. Posts leatlet Els, An
Etiquette Test" ansuers IS COM
mon etiquette questions. To OBJ
tain copy, send S cents in coin
and stamped self addressed en-
Uelope to her, care OF The Eve-
ming Star, P. O. Bon 80, Station
G, NeU York 19, N. Y. Mrs. Post
is sorry she cannot ansyer per-
Sonal mail
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bal Bohen1e
Invitations
Are Issued
Revival of Costume
Ball Is Sponsored
By Many NotobIes

Elaborate plans are we'll under
way for the revival of the bril-
liant Bal Boheme of the Arts
Club. For many years this event
was one of the outstanding social
affairs in the Capital. The last
ball was given in 1899.
Invitations to the gala func-
ton to be staged April II at the
Statler Hotel are in the mail.
Under the direction of Mr.. Lyle
Brookover, general chairman, the
various committees are striving to
make the ball one of the most
lavish of the Arts Clubs history.
Mrs. Duncan Phillips is chair
man Of patronesses and has re-
ceived replies from distinguished
list of hostesses who are acting
as patronesses.
Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
stierne, wife of the Dean of the
Diplomatic Corps, tops the group
of diplomatic ladies who are
patronesses. Others include Mrs.
Hume Wrong, wife of the Cana
dian Ambassador; Nine. Dendra-
mis-. wife of the Greek Ambassa-
dor; Nine. van Kleffens, whose
husband is Ambassador of the
Netherlands; Sonora de Thomen,
wife of the Ambassador of the
Dominican Republic; Nine. So
Nyun, wife of the Ambassador of
Burma; Lady Franks, wife of the
British Ambassador; Nine. Erkin,
wife of the Turkish Ambassador !;
Lady Berendsen, wife of the Am
bassador Of New Zealand; Sonora
de la Colina, wife of the Mexi-
can Ambassador; Mrs. G. P.
Jooste. wife of the Ambassador of
the Union of South Africa, and
Sonora de Goubaud- -Carrera, wife
of the Ambassador of Guatemala.
Other patronesses are Nine.
Zadeikis, Mrs. Hoyer Millar, DR..
Mica Trbojevic, Nine. Bruggman,
Nine. LIE Calais, Mrs. Thor Thors,
Nine. Jutila, Nine. Feldmans,
Sonora Proper de Callejon, Mrs.
Truxtun Beale, Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss, Mrs. M. Robert Gug-
genheim, Mrs. Wayne Chatfield-
Taylor, Mrs. D. Buchanan Merry
man, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman
and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman.
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Miss Miller Wed
To Sergt. Scott

Mrs. w. E. Miller announces
the marriage of her daughter
Miss Jessie Aileen Miller, to Sergt.
Norman Russell Scott of Edin-
boro. Pa. The ceremony took
place March is in the Mount
Rainier Christian Church with
the Rev. Brinson officiating.
Mr.. Paul C. Smith escorted the
bride and her sister, Mrs. Francis
P. Casey, was her matron of
honor. Sergt. Merle Bailey was
best man.
The ceremony was followed by
a reception in the home of the
brides mother.
Evening star., 1950-03-20

Washington's party merry-go-
round spun gaily yesterday and
capitalites enjoyed festivities for
visitors to the Capital scene
In days gone by -togethers
at tea time with a program of
music afterward were highly pop
ular. Such an affair was given
yesterday by Mrs. George c..
Thorpe in her attractive apart
ment at 2139 Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. Thorpe's very pleasant
function was given in honor of
two interesting women who are
here from Paris. They are Nine
Jean Duhamel, who is the guest
of her son -in-law and daughter,
the Italian Counselor and Signora
Luciolli, and Nine. Blount, who
is visiting Mrs. Emerson Howe.
The party was small and in
innate with the guests limited
mostly to friends of the honor
guests, and this made it ever so
much more enjoyable than the
usual crowded affair.
Mrs. Thorpe had few of her
closest friends helping her, and
taking turns in dispensing tea at
the charmingly appointed table
were Mrs. Owen Brewster, Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. Wilbur
j. Carr, Mrs. John Allan Dough-
erty, Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim,
Baroness Won Schoen, Mrs. Harold
H. Burton and Mrs. Nellie Tayloe
Ross.
Following the refreshments the
music program began. The art
lists were Nine. Rybar, mezzo-
soprano. Capt. William Miller,
tenor, and Mr.. Harden Church.
composer and pianist.
Mr.. Church, in addition to play
ing several selections, was the ac-
companist for the singers.
Supper Given
Another gay affair on the slate
yesterday for visitors was the buf-
fet supper given by Mr.. and Mrs.
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Citadel Anniversary

The Adjutant General of the
Army and Mrs. Edward D. Witsell
and their daughter, Miss Mary
Ellen Witsell, are planning to at
tend the dinner Thursday evening
of the Citadel Club of Wash
ington.
The function will be given at
the Naval Gun Factory Officers
Club and will celebrate the 107th
anniversary of the founding of
the military college. 1t will be
the first get-together of Citadel
alumni and their ladies this year.
Brig. Gen. Edwin A. Pollock,
USMC, member of the Washing
ton Club, who addressed the Corps
of Cadets in Charleston during
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Christening Reception

Yap. the godfather for the child.
Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. David Williamson of Boston.
Mr.. Eddie Ramos, son of the
Philippine Minister who came
from West Point, Mr.. Manuel
Funtes, Mr.. Antonio de Leon,
Second Secretary of the Philip
pine Embassy, Mr.. Charles Hage-
dorm, Mr.. Icarangal, Major and
Mrs. Thomas Abellera, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. v. Batoon, Capt. and
Mrs. Gleserio Wales and Mr.. Pete
Balduman.