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nee Cent, ALL IN A LIFETIME

BUILDING, REEODELING, exp. work
man: free estimates. CHI. 4092 after
9 pm. or Fairfax 1851.
BUILDING AND REMoDELING-35
years experience; plans furnished.
Days, ME. 7240; nights or Sunday,
WA. 0220. 81
CARPENTRY of all kinds: painting,
concrete work and fencing. Call
JACK. UN. 7275. 81
CARPENTRY-Attics finished. recre-
alton rms. porches incl, stairways.
dormer windows; residential or COM
mercial. j. E HENDRICKS. UN. 2491
CARPENTRY, plastering. cementing.
insulating. general repair work;
quick service. WILLIAMS, MI.
CARPENTRY - Complete remodeline
mercial AINSWORTH. RA. 4s1s.
CARPENTRY REPAIRS, kitchen mod
erniZing, rec. rms, porches inclosed.
G. COOK. AP. 1916. 3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES recreation
rooms, built-in cabinets, etc.
G. F. ST. DENIS, LU. 1-5572. 81
CARPENTRY, ALTERATIONS, re-
pairs, old and new work; no Job too
Tmall Tm ~ WooDMASTER @ n5I F,S CONTRACT MT ACT.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR wishes Jobs.
any type, anywhere. HUI. 4911. Il
CEMENT WORK; stone walls, fag-
stone terraces. walks, chimneys. fire
retaining walls, pipe drainage; all
ce cuec1o, Rsatp'qo'fa Route g. Horners M lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
CHAIR CANING-Antiaues restored;
iptfriop Wbitd ecp SareentTy pen Gaa1 and paintlns
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES Electr1.
fS5tf fRSo5tTfo.EsooT1EER. saS11Esf fPhon. 4 IA 'sFss ssFssss
anv day. any nighs
Easements base en as9d snd cement work OF any
EIECTRICAL INSTALLATION Re-
pairs. short circuit. small Jobs done
immed. Call any time. RA. 2222.
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. installations.
Ice 4 c EIEcTR1e Go "a ssbs
FENCE
Galvanized, chain link; all posts
q Get 'OhSfets the BEST for less No money
6SS3; ewes. and Sun, WA. 1881.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing Our
prices. are stu low. Satisfactionn
soGRs sTs6 L 2 s.HAAEH HHAER1Ss ssd Az nitbsd 4s oiS
floors made like new. TAYLOR
FLOOR SERVICE, WA. 1929.
FLOOR SANDERS RENTED Belt
sanders. edgers, finishes, wax. satin
spread, Dupont paints. L. T. FOLK
FLOOR SUPPLY CO., 1882 Wis. ave.
NV. WO. 052S. -3
FLOOR MACHINES RENTED - Full
operating instructions. KENNEDY
FLOOR CO, RIA. 4346. 709 Ken
nedy St NV
PAINTING. interior and exterior; one
Of the best. Call MR.. SMITH to do
your work. Ii. 3-423S. .
G-PAPERING, reas. rates.
For free estimates, call XIX, SH.
PAINTING. PAPERING. carpentry of
all kinds. Satisfied customers %
years. MR.. LAWRENCE, RA. 97o3.
PAINTING and interior decorating
and exterior; 30 yrs. exp, free esti-
mates. JAMES D. MAPLE, HU. 1928.
PAINTING. interior and exterior; re-
PAINTING, PLASTERfNG; reas. rates,
free est, white mech. immed. serv.
JAMES BUTTON. HU. 9665. q
PAINTING, PAPERING First-cla
workmanship; work done immediate
ly. Call MR.. POAT. GE. 5643. 81"
PAINTING, PAPERINGs white me-
TO. STA. j. MANDLEY. DE. 637s.
PAINTING. PAPERING, FLOOR I'm
ishing. All home improvements:
cash or terms. Call 10. s-2459.
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1sos sssv lsth s1t.tT st. ge;Ia .ana 5 aSd
DGTFioNF TTi # AREA-17ae faHi N. H. IA ave,
NV. has vacancies for ladies and
men in Washington's most beautiful
cLUB eIG5is MASON. eSS No. 677o. ''N' 81
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms. lge.
porch. lawn with croauet; delicious
PsoIl; Rsope ssSf! ans mg 'fsSsns Iss4 nss.Sons
14Oi 18th N.W.-Large, airy rooms,
private baths, showers excellent
food and service; switchboard. 81
1904 Q ST. N.W;-G9od food. clean
women and men; good tfansp. NO.
1925 18th St. NV. Mar-Leeta-
Nicely furn. rooms for young ladies
and young men: running water. tele.
in rooms; showers; excellent board.
SAVE BUS FARE-we are in walking
distance of downtown, Federal trian-
gle and many churches; lge.. dble.
avail, $50 a mo. each including
seeks N. A. roommate; a young man
who is studying Spanish would bs
very suitable. 1406 18th st. NV.
LGE. RM., twin beds, lge. closets,
laundry privils., bus at door, excel.
meals, reas.; pvt. family. ia. 4S40.
2 YOUNG LADIES to share with I
other, very lge. rm., lge. windows.
pvt. bath, unlim. phone. Laundry
and home privils. Lge. liv rm.,
piano, meals ca. day, incl. Sun.
GOOD transp.; S14 per wk. 14th and
Gallatin st. NV. Call GE. 5976.-
DBLE. RIM. with twin beds, for empl:
under 10. S12o mo. 10. 3-3227.
LARGE FRONT RIM. for 2 people,
with board. Twin beds. Good transp.
1924 W0ODLEY PL. N.W.-va-
cancy refined young lady; gentle
home; h% 20 good home-cooked meals.
'25 10th ST; NV, tclose in); dble.
rm. avail, for refined young men;
lge. selection of excel. food; reas.
prices. MRS. LEXINGTON. i
DUPONT CLUB, 1925 10th st. NV.
sgie;; and, double rms, S47.5o up;
sTxGGHTER's. E0S6 lafa5fi 1927 10th st. tTs NV.
near Dupont Cir.)-Several double
able girls; also several vacancies for
men; daily maid service; tele. In all
rooms; 2 meals every weekday and
2 on Sunday; large liv. rm.; social
ACTIVITIES; tiles, excellent transportation.
TWIN RIM. for empl. mother and
child. Mod, pvt. home, TV. Bendix;
cow. upper 10th st. NV. ia. 5307.
81
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-Redecoratel front rm.
Privileges. COUPLES. Conv. NV. To-
cation. CO. S932. 81
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WOMEN

WOMEN
cages 21-32)
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY
HAS OPENINGS IN ITS
ALExAN RIA. ARLINGTON,
HYATTsvILLE AND WASHINGTON
BUSINESS OFFICES.
PUBLIC CONTACT WORK
MINIMUM EDUCATION. HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATE. WORK RE-
oUIREs USE OF TACT. JUDGE
MENT AND INITIATIVE. IN DEAL
ING WITH CUSTOMERS.
GOOD LETTER WRITING ABILITY,
PLEASING TELEPHONE VOICE.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
e1s q st. NV.
Open $50 AM.-5 PM.
Monday Through Friday
THE CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC
TELEPHONE co.
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DON MARTTNI leeds Young women
ages 81 to 80. with personality
and ambition to teach ballroom
dancing; no exper. necessary; COM
ary and opport. for advancement.
Apply in person noon It'll pm,
DON MARTINI STUDIOS. 5o2 18th
MHRRiED WOMEN have been with
my company years. earning sub
ables me to attend my household
duties also. My company has more
openings at this time. If you are
interested in such connections. write
me for full particulars. MRS. L.
PARK. M Ma Ma. NO. Grant ave. 1akqma axe
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS, so for 81 :.
EMBOSSED AND NAME-IMPRINTED
Amazing value sells like wild. You
earn 1909 profit on 21.Card 81
Wraps, Humorous. All-occasion,
ers. CASH BONUS. Write now for
FREE Imprint Samples, Boxes on
approval FRIENDSHIP. 42o Adams,
DESK SPACE for a public stenogra-
a large hotel in exchange for Steno-
graphic or clerical work and re-
Enumeration. Write Box l5s-R, Star.
AVON PRODUCTS has places for 3
toner lists, Bethesda, Chevy Chase;
earn good income in spare time, In
your own neighborhood. Few open;
ings other areas. RE. S1QS. -
LIKE a as s.1 s Sc aG acs We shne ana 0esdss
as fine sterling silver. We form
silver clubs among groups of ,busi-
nesswomen, engaged girls and re-
cent brides. Perhaps we'll never at
tain the riches Of Daddy War
This program does not entail door
to-door canvassing, delivery or COL
lections. 1t does entail the use OF
your own car locally, meeting and
making new friends. and our best
you've never had sales experience
that's perfectly all right. We're
prepared to give you interesting sales
aptitude tests to see if you possess
the traits necessary to become sue
fssu ssss and n tFarns thi fstms anrs1 ssreeE All
expense. After a friendly interview
we'll give you an honest yes" OF
mo answer. To arrange for .
personal interview. call OR. 3572
Ssg' SssseeN McsHssSry 9 asS u am Ask ski f0l
capable Of meeting public, S45-S55
6-day week. Apply 1923 Conn. ave.
pIS ESo% moSsY nj 1st; FoR 6i5 Yonmsbov pm; Wei
come Christmas cards, 21 for 81
also so and rs for 81, with name
on. No experience or investment
needed. Church groups and club
raise money this easy way. Sample!
and selling plan on approval. VEL
COME, Dept. $40. 36s Plane St.
LARGE PPuiBBiL1sH1NG Fl HOUSE ha.
opening for telephone saleswomen
to work from their own homes
Dept. stores privileges. Experience
not necessary but helpful. Write
Box BAT, Star, giving phone mum.
Der Of unlimited phone. Il
WANTED-Secretary, experience pre-.
ferred. Apply mgr.'s office, Ha.
Adams Hotel. Il
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HELP WoMEN Cont
TEACHER

TEACHER
SHORTHAND AND TYPING
Well educated, personable.- for per
manent position. Phone ST. 2252 or
write BOX GOT. Star. -31
TYP1sT, experienced; preferably in
automobile work. Sla-day week;
paid vocation @ apd Ho h9spi6SaiizanfEagRn, 9Hd6 GnER
ARR NRR' MoToR CO, i7sI Florida
TYPisT, opportunity to gain valu-
able experience in executive ONCE
OF national news magazine. Stencil
desirable; 5-day. 40-hr. wk. Liberal
employe benefit program. For in
formation call DI. 1900, Ext. 26l.
time typing; should have recent
exper.; bonuses, Tree insurance and
chance for advancement. Call Per-
sonnel. Dept. HO. 2416. Il
TYPIST-RECEPTIoNIST, accurate;
downteeyn' sir-conditioned office; 5
TYPIST AND STENoGRAPHER, gen.
40; S45 IS'i per week. & Z Cali Mr..
sCHWARz, Ma. 1926. for appt, Il
WAITRESS. exper.. white, night
work. Call in person before 6 pm.
WALDROPS RESTAURANT, 431S
r. I. ave. ne. .
WAITRESS and kitchen help. Good
wages. Room and board. Waldorf
WHiiTTREss-e1 to 80: Sc. residence;
exper. necessary; excellent salary;
meals and uniforms furnished AN
DREWS FIELD OFFICERS CLUB.
See Mr.. Weston. 81
MATTRESSES. white. exper., cafe
terra and table service. Apply BAL
Sts NV -5
Girl Free home to youg white
school girl for care of Ayr. -old
girl evenings. Box 32-R. Star. Il
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LUMBER

100 2x6 IA.
so 2xS IA
100 2x4 S-l4
Lot for S125. Rear 5e4 23rd st. NV
81
LUMBER AND BUILDING
MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Open every Saturday and Sunday all
day Free delivery. Inquire about
Tree delivery to adjacent beaches
FLA home impvmt. loans. No cash,
80 mos. to pay; Hours daily $40
to 8 p.m.; Sunday. 8 till 5.
Now, Then-Try
ROBINSON BROS, INC, .
1880 Kenilworth Ave. NE. AK. 1900
hand operated, work
ing order. SIS; used doors, radia-
tors, ropes and platforms. RA. 703S.
MOTORS, 1/1oo to 100 h.p.; and re-
duction gear; 6-440 v; rewound,
exch; CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. 0224.
OfFiCE FURNITURE, reconditioned;
deskf, chairs, files, tables. etc. 429
9th Sc. s.w.. ME 1866
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LADY, young, 25 to 40. to work in
service dept. Apply SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO., S417 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring. .
LADIES, 22-45, you can earn S25 or
more weekly selling our famous
nylon hosiery and other apparel
REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS, phone
Ma. 1856, 10 a.m.-2 pm. 81
WOMAN. white, to assist with house
work small home. WO. 0S07. 81
WOMAN (white). to recruit organize
women. No canTaSsing. For inter
view write Box 373-S. Star. 81
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The John Kilpen Hotel
231O AShmead Place NV.

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath: American plan; excel-
switchboard and Aelevator service
HO. 1866.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
17O1 18th ST. NV.

Special Summer Rates
On single rms. and double rms, all
with pvt. bath; full hotel service.
call Nm 10n0
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MlscL. FOR SALE Cont. J

BATH TUBS. standard" 5 it.. on
legs. with faucets and fittings; ex-
Gel; cond.; free delivery; SIS ,ea.
BATHTUBs. built-in, $25; new and
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
3056 NJ st. NV, NO. 1903.
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS, new, used; buill: legs.
SALES CO. s; sas7 s'i Ga. ave. De. $3.50
BED. Hollywood, good condition. Cost
S65;; Sell $35. KE. 3-5761 after
BED, single. new. solid maple. serta
mattress and spring; $50. WA.
BED-CHAIR, opens into single bed;
$40. ATLANTIC CO., NO. 1921;
BEDROOM SET, r pcs, blond mod
ern; spring and mattress; good
cond. OR. S906.
BEDRM., LIV. RM.. DIN. RIM.
suites, and complete household ef-
fects, leaving city; reas. OR. 6267,
BLousEs, tablecloths, etc. chinese
embroidered. Reasonable. Call SH.
BooKs-complete set. in good cond,
P. o. Box 272. Alex. Va. Il
BRICK-We have brick. PENNSYL-
YANIA BUILDING SUPPLY CO., AID.
BUFFET. solid walnut; perfect con-
dition; SIS. Server; S5. WI. 276l.
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Painting, Paper Hanging
General repairs; reliable. white me-
chanics. MR.. RIDENOUR, DU. 3793.
PAPERING, PAINTING
Low SUMMER PRICES. SATISFAc-
TION GUARANTEED. FREE ESTI-
NATE. Ii. 7-071S AFTER II
NOON. -6
PAPERING, 5-rm., 2-story hall house,
low as SS5; do own work: W. mech.
Ma. 5734; after 5, RE. 5032. A
PAPERING, PAINTING. Special prices
in effect; best materials; latest de-
signs; good clean work. TR. 2044.
PAPER HANGING. painting. plaster
ing. home improvements; best for
over 35 years. J A. LEAPLEY. 81.
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. estimates free Call MR..
BECKETT, MI. 0930. DU. 4053.
PAPERHANGING
Better work. less money"
Evening star., 1950-07-31

TV Sets, No Money Down
Sylvan Radio. Emerson. GE. Admiral.
Zenith. etc. Call till IL pm.
DI. O880
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FANS-BLOWERS
FURS

We will allow UP to $50 for your old
fur coat. Compare our 500 direct
factory saving plan before buying
next winters fur coat. cape, or
Jacket. Budget te :ms. layaway.
BASKIN FURS
COR. 9Th & G
Evening star., 1950-07-31
MOTOR TRAVEL

WASHINGTON, D. c., TO QUEBEC.
people to share ride and expenses.
HO. 1882. -3l
WHITE LADIES or married couples
desiring ride bet. Washington, D. c.,
and NatcheZ, Miss. HU. S765 after
$3.50 pm. Leaving Aug. 5. Il
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OFFICE FURNITURE

We have just purchased unlimited
quantity Of fine used office furniture
of every description from the Pan
American Union; flat-top wood and
steel desks; steel and wood file cab
inets: office chairs; office machines;
tables; folding chairs; other mis-
cellaneous items, all priced reason
able. Free delivery. MANHATTAN
OFFICE EQUIP. CO., 639 New York
ave NV. Open all day Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQ IQUES-FuYniture, prie-a-prac
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY tStarhee&er). Ia
1898
china, sill.
verware, old jewelry, glass, any amt
Dora Krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-OF-G
143S Wis. Ave. NV. NO. 0300.
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GREAT PYRENEES
SIRED BY cAPPY. WA. n7aa

WANT A TOY PUPPY?
We have them. Cross-breeds, SIS UP.
Also purebreds with and without
iels Very rare sleeve dogs). GIL.
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1850 MONTHl"

-776 Mass. ave NV: fine food: nice
redec. rms; men or women; $50 mo.
UP; $3.50 wk.; privil Clean, cool,
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE, DE. 1886.
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GIRLS

Girls, Young Ladies, 1928
Assist manager. special promotion
work. Travelling 26 states for estab-
1lshed circ. sales firm. Perm. work
Oppor for advancement. Cash draw
guaranteed against high weekly COM
missions and notices. Transp. paid
If single, neat. aggressive, apply MR.
CHRISTENSEN, Cairo Hotel, 18th
and @ NV, 10:30 to $50. Mon.-
Wed i
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1900 G st, NV ST O25o.
PIANO

Occasionally we have a few console
pianos which have been out on home
rental which can be purchased at
a good saving below the original
prices. We invite your inquiry.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., l10S G st.
NV DI S464 x
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious .dble. rms In remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water t1 every
rm. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer:
selected menu: S48 to $3.50: l420
21st st NV. HU. 1924
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R5S s5S Sp 1oMs SoS xuTo 'esss
INC. 635 N st NV. MI. 2400
TIRES-Factory recond., all sizes,
S3.45 ea.; 6 mos. guar; used truck
tires, $685.; free parking. ALL
SERVICE TIRE CO.. 3234 Ga. ave.
NV, RA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any con6.; 1ewelry. brio c-a-brac,
china, glassware: Dora Krupshaw
THE-HoUSE-OF-G
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. North 030O.
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TELEvIsIoN REPAIRS
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS. RE-
PAIRS by Government licensed en-
gineerS. ia. 0520. -6
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$3.50 WEEKLY
1884 Que Street n.w.-Newly deco
rated single room; run. water. a
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Exclusively Yours
Princess Gets New odo in Midst of Formal Dinner Party
GEORGE Mource Morrises LeNe Soon for Mediterranean
MRS. SCHWARTZ.

before heading for Japan to ,oin
her husband, Army Capt. Pecaut.
He is sailing June % for Yoko-
hama and two-year tour of duty.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Emily Post

A mother writes of her sons ex-
perience as follows: "He thought
he could buy a magazine on the
train but no one came through
selling them. After a while the
woman in front of him put down
magazine on the seat next tc
her. Whereupon he got up, ex-
cused himself and asked hel
whether she'd mind if he read it
Can you imagine his chagrin to
have her answer, Yes, I would!:
This brings up the question OF
whether on trains it is permis-
sible to ask a fellow passenger
for the loan of a magazine.
Her answer certainly was not
polite but neither was your son
in asking a stranger for hel
magazine. On the other hand
it often happens that someone
having several magazines and fin
ishing one offers it to a nearby
passenger who has none.
Toast at Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: I'm going tC
be called upon to give the toast
at a wedding reception. The
bride is a young relative of mine
whom I love dearly. I'd like very
much to do this nicely and would
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Society News
Buffet Supper at Swedish Embassy;
Houseworn1ing Given by Offutts

Benjamin Soule Gantz. A pleas
ant musical background was
given to the occasion by a harp
4 ist from Sidney's Orchestra.
Perhaps the most popular place
after the party got under way
was the Oak Room, with its pam
elled walls and spacious accom-
modations. Here one found less
formal atmosphere than on the
upper floor of the house. Spring
flowers centered the long buffet,
ladened with turkeys, hams. bis
cults and numerous hot and cold
| hors d'oeuvres. The bar was at
one end of the huge room.
Welcoming guests here and
seeing that all enjoyed the affair
were Mrs. william e. Hart and
Miss Mary Offutt, sisters of the
host. Mrs. Hart wore aqua
crepe and Miss Offutt was in
black, trimmed with lace. Both
had on gardenia corsages. as did
the ladies assisting in the dining
room.
New York Guests
Down from Long Island and re-
ceiving a warm reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Gray Hayes,
brother-in and sister Of Mr..
Offutt, and his mother. Mrs.
George Warren Offutt. jr., also
received her share of attention.
Mary Jane and Margaret Anne
Offutt, the schoolgirl daughters. a
bit too young for a grown up
party, did, however. make a brief
appearance.
Mrs. Offutt is the former Miss
Jane Pitt, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Pitt of Baltimore
and a number of her friends from
that city came over for the party.
Included among them were Mr..
and Mrs. j. Cookman Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlton Reeder, and
Mrs. Winfield Scott Cahill.
Mr.. ana MRS. EDWIN BlSnOp,
uncle and aunt of the hostess also
were present.
Others on the invitation list
were Senator Hugh A. Butler, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter johnson, the Am
basador of Ecuador and Sonora de
Dillon. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Will
liam Wallace, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Clayton Jerome, Maj. Gen. and
Mrs. Clinton Robertson, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Vernon Mcgee and Capt.
and Mrs. Neil Dietrich.
Also included were Mrs. Mar
celia du Pont. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els Appleby, Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling
Harrison of Leesburg and Mrs.
Chauncey P. Carter.
Evening star., 1950-04-17

appreciate your telling me exactly
what my remarks should be on
this occasion.
Answer: You are not supposed
to make a speech. Merely get up
and, after attracting everyone S
attention, propose that they drink
to the happiness of your beloved
Alice and her beloved John. Or
any similar sentiment.
Second Engagement
Dear Mrs. Post: My engagement
was to be announced a year ago.
Invitations were sent at that time
to a large party at which it was
to be announced. But these were
called off as the engagement was
broken almost Immediately. OF
course. most of my friends knew
Now I'm going to become engaged
again to another man. Would
it be in bad taste to send out
similar invitations? Most of the
guests would be the same people,
of course.
Answer: I think it would be
best to announce the engagement
first in the papers. Later there
might be a party given in honor
of the engagement. In other
words, I wouldn't duplicate the
first proceedings exactly.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Engagements
Announced
Borrett-Klove

poTTetI-NIOVe
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j. Barrett
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Patricia Leigh
Barrett, to DR.. Robert Klove. the
wedding to take place in the early
summer.
Miss Barrett was graduated
from Western Maryland College
did graduate work at Duke Uni
versity Medical School and al
present is on the physical therapy
staff of George Washington Uni
versity Hospital.
DR.. Klove, who is assistant chief
of the geography division Of the
Census Bureau, is graduate OF
the University of Chicago. He is
the son of Mrs. Noah G. Klove
of North Hollywood, Calf, and
the late Mr.. Klove.
Cissno- Settle
June 10 has been selected fol
the wedding of Miss Kathleen
Louise Cissna and Mr.. James Ear
Settle, whose engagement is an
nounced by Miss Cissna's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gordon
Cissna of Kansas City. Kan.
A graduate of Maryville Col
lege. the bride-elect at present is
an employe in the Department OF
Agriculture. Mr.. Settle, who Is
the son of Mrs. Forgraves Settle
of Fort Thomas. KY, is a grad
uate of the University of Miami
at oxford. Ohio.
Goundie Burroughs
The engagement of Miss Doris
Goundie to Mr.. Walter B. Bur-
roughs is announced by Miss
Goundie's mother, Mrs. John p
Dunn, jr.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of the late Mr.. Henry M. Goundie
and the bridegroom elect Is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter g
Burroughs. \
Evening star., 1950-04-17

MHS. AUUENbLICA.
Miss Barbara Irene Solomon,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
M. Solomon, was married yester-
day to Mr.. Harry A. Augenblick,
jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Augenblick
of East Orange, N. j. The cere-
mony was performed at the May
flower Hotel with Rabbi Norman
Gerstenfeld officiating.
Evening star., 1950-04-17
Christeninq Held

st. Thomas The Apostle Church
was the scene Saturday Of the
christening of Richard Rene Izac.
son Of 1t. and Mrs. Edouard Vic
tor Lac, jr. Father Joseph Moran
officiated and Miss Suzanne Izac
and Mr.. Eugene F. Smallwood
were godmother and godfather
The baby's mother was unable
to come to the Capital from her
Philadelphia home because of the
illness of their 5-year -old son.
The child is the grandson OF
Mrs. Edouard Victor LAC and the
late Representative Lac of Cal
ifornia,
Evening star., 1950-04-17
By Betty Beole

Come May 2, Mrs. George
Maurice Morris will say goodbye
to her beautiful 18th-century
home here and sail for Alexandria,
Egypt. She Is going on the United
States Export Lines Excalibur
and is looking forward to the 49,
day trip. The restful calm of the
long sea voyage gives your soul
a chance to catch up with you,
says Mrs. M. who. like all Wash
ington women actively interested
in local civic affairs, puts IN a
hectic daily schedule that simply
doesn't leave time for peace and
solitude. I have never heard il
better expressed.
Mr.. Morris will fly over and
meet his wife in Cairo and from
there they will take the magic car
pet to Bagdad, Teheran, Constan.
tinople, Athens. Rome, Paris, tht
British Isles and so on. Mr.. M. i!
going over specifically for the In
ternational Bar conference IL
London beginning July II ant
they will turn the whole trip int
a dreamy four month vacation.
You never know what's goinl
to happen at a Washington party
as Prince Guido Pignatelli viii
quickly testify judging from hi
experience the other evening. HI
escorted his wife, Barbara, to ,
white-tie dinner preceding th'
Brazilian Embassy ball, and whel
they arrived she was looking he
usual self. her blond tresses parte,
in the middle and drawn severel.
back into q low chignon. Afte
dinner the ladies retired to tn
second floor for coffee ant
liqueurs and when Guido mex
saw his spouse he hardly recog
nized her!
What had happened upstair
was that Wahwee Macarthur
talent for styling hair had sud
denly come to the fore. Havin
spent years in Paris and knowin
a thing or two about chic. she ha'
started changing coiffures lik
mad at the request Of the othe
women present. Biggest chang