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HOUSES FURNISHED

AVAILABLE; semidet., 8 rms, bath,
auto. heat. yd.: Sth and Hamilton
sts: gentle adults; $3.50. .GE.
THREE-BEDRM BRICK. nicely furn,.
rm.. gas heat; near Catholic uni
versity; $l25. Box 1s4-z. Star.
7 RMS, nicely furn.; in business
section of Clarendon; large park
tractor. dentist. attorney or business
oface; 1925 mo; Cali oW. 1920
s-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER-Utility
rm., no basement, gas h.-w.h., 8
NOS NOS. old; new ns, fur fnrnitgGe 10000 dk blk,
NEW HAMP. AvE.-Town house; 6
rms. q bedrms.). 2 baths; antiques;
excellent condition.: adults: oil heat;
S9919 S949192 z RGi s. BOSS 4 Ss = asa6 aPaa6ELPs, Inc.'
GEoRGEToWN-6G G rms, ' distinctive
charm, beaut. furn.. attract, garden
d414 35th st. NV: S235. Open
one oSas' Of SHnji hEiEssuRe's most beautiful ha
m9Rths Ps2 MSntS SssinRRE faS OF e $22
& CO. i Leesbare. t Z; Va. MoN1'oMEF m17
ALEX.-Historica section. 6-rm. brk.
sGg5 sGg5ei mo 1al 5Snti TR o19} TsG' rm'' oil
PoToMAC HEIGHTs-1ovely fur
nished home. containing liv. rm..
din: rm., modern kit. lge. side porch,
enclosed rear porch, i bedrm. 1st f.,
bath; 2Ha bedrms.. I'd A.; gas h.-wh..
+ SWAIN. Reaitor. Sligo ZOO, wi.
CHEvYY CHASE, D. CT berms.,
semidet.. excellent schools and play
ground, very comfortable home, EN-
TWo BEDRM. FURN. HOUSE near
Pentagon transp., shopping; fenced
,!nSs, yaTd Jas "a; s-4lG2. .....s is
Eaiiow' EaiioDwg' well ttn fnr1lshed; Hshs 2 bedrGoms.'
en-. tnll basement, large attic: imme-
REALTy CO. Is: 5-1165. 11660iNi'HoN +!
HOUSE for married couple; 2 bedrms.
aTca,3the and other @ usual rooms rooms and facilities;
FALLS CHURCH. VvYiRGIN1A-Forest
area; 3-bedroom home. nicely fur
nished, large rooms and yard: inn
msSi1ts AsRLt5s sss1%9 SeeqpsHcy; II s135 Ronth
MoDERSS Th1AIf .s1z-RM. GRji house Sc and ISPS ga
rage on 1a-acre lot. suburban Fair
WELL-FiTbN,sHED large row house
fvs a:v' a: s: SSAARRESFR *: 5ssa & CO.: @fs {s5i
2 MOS, begin. Oct. 15; 2 bedrms.;
II Minis from Pentagon; fenced
TAKOMA PARK bedrms. upstairs
5edF; fToors rm'' sR Rsmtj 1yaa garage. h.-Th.;
VIERS MILL VILLAGE-Well-loca
2.bedrm. d}e3rn. d;1 fnrn; bungalow. fun bsnlt, !;
brand-neW shoppine center and
transp: in subdiyision; SI0O mo.
LEACH & CEONIN. LO. 5-2772.
Def. BRICK: 2 bedrms. and path.
2.o1.a;s; End f.; very yer = large bedrm. and bath;
garage: $3.50 mo. Owner leaving
for Florida; avail. Oct. IS: 8 or Il
mos. lease: nr. corner of Conn. ave
and Taylor. Call WI. 1927. Adults
NEW RANCH HOUSES bedrms, den,
3 baths. 5Q-ft. liy. .-din. rm.. firepis.,
rec, rm... dream kit. patio; mr. Cong.
Club, 30 min. downtown: long or
short lease: $3.50. WI. S2S8.
SHIRLINGTON. .VA.-Semidet. brick,
2 bedrooms, full basement. oil heat;
RBsr RBfr 1a0o m0; RlDDELL REALTY CO.
1922 81 1EYY; Eye ST. N.w.-Eisht attrac-
tive rooms, four baths; 1926 q
EFT EFT W; Savage. AyyayGdE 514 Union Trust
eia1 IIdsl lMahEBoRo MAi SSso PIKE s.E.-Attfac. sEts
bsmt., front and rear porches, elec.
linens or silver; cple. preferred;
Di. ISIS or S ai. sos1. A"'
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SILVER SPRNG-Young couple or
two young women to share house
double room with twin beds; kitchen
PRIVILEGES and washing machine.
Sligo 1905. II
WORKING MOTHER will share new
home. with couple; wife not EN-
ployed; no objection to child; car
essential. SH. S20b.
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HOUSES TO SHARE tcont.) J

MT. PLEAsANT-l or 2 women share
attr. small house across park; furn.
own room. Box Book. Star.
MT. VERNON BLVD.-Professiona
woman will share distinctive 3-bed-
room. 2-bath rambler, picture win
dows. river view, trees with discrimi-
mating business or professional
woman or couple; no dissipation or
nets TIE 3305
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

Mr.. PATUxENT NAVAL BASE - 4
rms, semipvt. bath; furn. or un-
furn. MRS. READMOND, EN-. 1875.
or AT. 7043.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

6139 31st ST. NV.
9 rooms, bath g bedroomsj, oil h.
w.n., full basement, front and rear
porcnes' det. garage; $3.50 mo.
411s WARREN ST., KENsINGToN.
2 bedrooms, living room with fire-
place. Bendix auto. washer; fenced
in yard; S125 mo.
1915 Mass. ave. NV.
1915 MASS. AVE. NV.
Detached rooms, oil h.-w.h., full
basement, S125 mo.
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. $3.50,
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Near Spring Valley

And mass ave.-NeI, attractive, 8
rms, g. baths, large club rm. !;
tached garage; large screened rear
porch; beautiful wooded lot; $3.50
per month. Please address OWNER,
2. Q. Box 5597. Washington 16,
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COLORED

Modern, elevatored apts., with 2 new
modern elevators, at Meridian Park
2101 New Hampshire ave. NV;
efficiency apts., $3.50 to S76; l.
bedrm. apts., $3.50 to S93; oil
end nsfes isst menSs rent y With eass apea s
tion; Agent on premisesA 10 am
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1505 26th ST NV

LOUD Z6th 81. NV.
2;,story detached brick; z rms, 3
Dedrooms; pedro ls, baths. porch. gas fur
se6eo;tho sseSe; ho@HD IA per Pea mo- Gall lIoMA Miss
LUCHs CO. 1905 H st. NV. IT
$500 63rd AVE, Eastpine, z. River
gale. Md:-2-bedrm. bungalow with
noored attic; din. rm. with picture
window; gas heat: $50 per mo-; in
spect Sat. or Sun.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th st. NV. D1. o222
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GEORGETOWN'

Completely remodeled home; 2 nice
bedrooms, comb. bath, large liy. rm
w/flreplace, mod. kit, gas heat:
garden; available Sept. Is. Cali
KIRBY KIBLER, HU. S213; ewes.
EN-. 3415.
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RRAND-NEW

Modern de luxe 5-room brick home
In all-new locality; Hollywood bath,
de luxe. fully equipped kitchen and
full basement with outside entrance
FR1CK REAL ESTATE, RE, 1851;
eyes,. 81. 1864. 30
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NATIONAL MAGAZINE EDITOR
TRANSFERRED
Here needs 3-4 bedroom, unfurn
house in NV. Around $3.50.
Please call EN-. 6455 after 10 am. Z
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GEORGETOWN

2716 P st. n.w.-open 2:3o-7; re-
stored brick with many attractive
features. divided stairway, 2 fire.
PLACES, walled garden; gas heat; i IA
baths.
MARGARET ]. DUNKLEY
OIL. $500 Realtor. HO. 2I71,
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EMOHe 30, LeeSbufg, Va. ~
47O5 Blagden Teri. NV
Just west Of 10th and Decatur sts.
NV. Beautiful detached 4-bedroom
and 21a-bath house and Q attic
rooms; nicely furn.; garage; vacant.
Will not rent for roomnig house;
rent S240. Phone DI. 1877 for ap-
pointment to inspect. Or evenings
and Sunday. call RA. 6975.
Howenstein Realty Corp.
141S n CT NV
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LARGE HOUSE,

5 to 6 bedrooms, well furnished, fol-
months from Oct. /; prefer
Georgetown or downtown; good care
assured; all adults. Call Mr.. King
TIE. 072S. RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
Realtors, DI. 1900.
HOUSE WANTED TO RENT, unfur-
niShed. I have a professional client
who needs a 4 or bedrm. house,
near GEORGETOWN Univ. Hosp; must
be in excellent cond. and near Cath
Ollie parochial school. Call Mrs.
Lord, TU. 1889.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
I0I6 18th st. NV, MA. 1879 is
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FURNISHED HOMES

FURNISHED HOMES
4511 ARKANSAS AVE. NV.
6 rooms, bath, plus 2 inclosed porches,
nice fenced-in yard, garage, oil h.
VIII; S135 mo.
129 33rd ST. NE.
2 bedrooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen, bath, full basement with
rec. room, S110 mo.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. Ma. 6730
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TILDEN GARDENS

1-BEDRM. APT, EXCEL
LENT CONDITION. MOD
ERNIZED KITCHEN.
Furn. or unfur. Wo. 1894. Ext. 205-I
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5102 WESTERN AVE.
Chevy Chase. Md; 2-story detached
brick, o rooms: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths
side porch, garage, recreation room
very nicely furnished; S225 per mo,
CAL. Miss sehroth. MA. 2345, SHAN
MON q LuCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV
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fully equipped; vic,
Pa. and MINI. Rves. Sc; ideal for
expr. couple; good for speciality such
as steak, seafood, chicken, spaghetti;
bldg. equipped; for sale or lease;
terms. PERLMUTTER, Ii. 3-4243.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
Extended at Piney Branch Road. ir
Montgomery County. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-09-17

OLD LEESBURG HOME
Very desirable brick 4-bedroom house
two baths. oil h.-w. heat, attractive
furnishings, nice lawn, on residen-
tial street; available Oct. s; Sl26
month. Shown by appt. only. Closed
Sundays.
John Allen Johnston
Evening star., 1950-09-17

MARRIED MAN, 80 yrs. old. will in
vest $4,000 with services in good
going business; very versatile, not
allergic to work. Box 397-X, Star.
FURNISHED; 4 apts., rooms; elec.
refrg., gas ranges; always rented,
Income. $500 mo. Rent, SS1 so.
Downtown. ME. 5793. No brokers.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

GROCERY STORE, doing S600-S65C
per week, rent $85 per month. good
location. will sacrifice. FIR. 1888.
STORE PROPERTY for sale-Lge
place, close downtown. NV; suitable
for wholesale business. Price. S37.-
000 on terms. CITY REALTY. RE
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then The salad plate would be
put on the left of the game plate
and below the bread and butter
plate.
Reply Cord Is Answer
Dear Mrs. Post: When an en-
graved reply card is incloSed with
a wedding reception invitation,
is it necessary also to write a
formal acceptance or regret?
Answer: No. it is never neces-
sary to answer any invitation
twice.
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Duvises Hosts
At Dinner

Comdr. and Mrs. James H
Davis entertained at dinner last
evening in their home in Spring
Valley. Their guests included the
Venezuelan Minister and Sonora
de OtaneZ, the Counselor of the
Embassy and Sonora de Rodriguez
Jimenez, the Naval Attache and
Sonora de Larrazabal and the Air
Attache and Sonora de Calderon.
Senator and Mrs. Virgil Chap
man and Senator-elect and Mrs
Earl Clements were at the dinner
and among those from Navy
circles there were Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Milton E. Miles, Rear
Admiral L. j. Huffman, Capt. and
Mrs. Samuel Latimer, Capt. and
Mrs. L. w. Smyth, Capt. and
Mrs. R. E. Wilson and Comdr. and
Mrs. John Lewis. Others there
were Col. and Mrs. w. H. Nutter,
Mrs. Watson E. Coleman, Miss
Myrna Lou. Mrs. Julia Ansberry
and Mr.. George Harris.
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frock. fashioned with sweetheart
neckline and cap sleeves, the
straight skirt having a sash which
formed a hustle in the back. With
this she wore brown velvet shoes
and carried an old fashioned bou-
quet Of violets with talisman
rose in the center. Her mothers
costume was short black taffeta
dress with scrolls of black velvet
appliqued about the neck and on
the skirt. She wore a cluster Of
gardenias at her waist line.
Mrs. Beach was assisted by Mrs.
Beach Pennebacker and Mrs.
Thomas c. baltimore, sisters of
Mr.. Beach: Mrs. j. Crossan Cooper
of Baltimore; Mrs. Crosby Moves
Boyd, Mrs. James M. Barnes, Mrs.
Reber Littlehales, Mrs. William
T. Mann, Mrs. David S. Barry,
Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin, jr., Mrs.
Richard E. Stands, Mrs. William
N. Sturdevant, Mrs. Charles G..
Mackall and Miss Phyllis Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Willing Browne
came from Baltimore for the de-
but and from, Virginia were Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter de Butts of Up
perville and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Oliver Iselin, jr., of Middleburg.
Miss Charlotte holland, headmis-
tress of Foxcroft where the deb
utante was graduated earlier this
year, was invited especially but
was unable to come because of
school activities.
Miss Beach. who is a student
at Temple Secretarial School, at
tended, in addition to Foxcroft,
Mrs, Cooks and the Potomac
Schools. In making her debut
here she is following in the foot
steps of her mother, the former
Miss Elizabeth Baker Kemp, who
was presented by her grandpar-
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Baker,
at tea and later at a dance at
Grasslands. Miss Beach's sister,
Mrs. David Sterling, as Miss Betsy
Beach, was presented two years
ago by her parents at a tea at
the Sulgrave Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beach will give
their dinner on the 10Th at the
Sulgrave Club for sixty young
people who will go later to the
dance which Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Chew Zantzinger will give
at the Chevy Chase Club for
their daughter. Miss Sally Zant-
Finger.
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By Betty BeoIe

If you couldn't tell the Yuletide
season was approaching by any
other sign you could tell it by
the avalanche of those little white
engraved cards in the mail. The
Frank Redikers will be cocktail
hosts this Sunday Peggy and
Dick Hutchinson have cards out
for an hors d'oeuvres affair at
the Army and Navy Club on the
goth which is also the day of
the Clifford wedding and the
Miguel Echegaray's party On
the 10th is the farewell party the
Dutch Minister and Nine. Reuch-
lin will give at the Admiral Club.
They're leaving here on the 9th
and sailing on the 80 for The
Hague where Jonkheer Reuchlin
will take over a newly-created Job
in the Foreign Ministry that
Of Director General Of Political
Affairs similar to our deputy IN
dersecretary Of State On the
22nd is the cocktail TODD of
"Kapsy" Kapsambelis and his sis
ter Lena And on the 20 is the
Parke Bradys' party This, of
course. is a mere fraction of
what's going on: a lot of dates
have already been recorded.
Debutant parties alone number
around so for the two weeks the
college crowd is home.
Which brings one to the sub
ject of contemplated cancella-
ton of debut parties because of
the national emergency. I'm glad
the Davies-Tydings ball was only
reduced in size. Why should the
young people of this sometimes
called tragic generation" miss out
on fun while they can still have it.
The Davies-Tydings ball was
arranged two years ago when the
ballroom and orchestra were
hired, and the invitations were
sent out when things were going
beautifully in Korea. The ridi-
culous figure of $4,000 that q
syndicated columnist estimated
it would cost bore absolutely no
relation to the truth.
4 X
The rumors that Mrs. Margaret
Thompson Biddle was looking fol
a house here and planned to spend
several months on the Capital
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.0uutennuIuns
Entertain

The Guatemalan Ambassador
and Sonora de Goubaud-C arrera
were hosts to a very small
company late last evening enter
tanning their countryman, Senior
Salvador Ley, who gave a piano
recital earlier in the evening at
the Pan American Union. The
Ambassador and Sonora de
Goubaud-Car issued the invi-
tations for the recital and follow
ing the program greeted the
guests with Senior Ley in the Hall
of Flags.
Among the 1000 guests at the
recital were Latin American Am
bassadors. members of the Foreign
Relations ad Foreign Affairs COM
mittees of Congress. officials of
the State Department and a large
number of prominent members of
resident society.
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Emily Post

A letter asks: when my best
friends mother comes to visit
her I will give a party in her
honor. Will you tell me if she
is supposed to stand with me, and
how she is introduced to people?
Should any others be asked to
stand with us?"
OF course she is guest of honor
and receives with you. 1t is not
necessary, or even usual, to have
any one but this single guest re-
ceive with you. However, if she
would like to have her daughter
receive with her this would be
very proper. People are intro
duced to your guest as Mrs. Jones,
who Is visiting her daughter. Mary
Smith,
Music at Home Wedding
Dear Mrs. Post: At q home
wedding we have neither piano
nor organ would recorded music
be suitable? We have a wonder
full photograph which plays
through many records. at a time.
Answer: Nothing should be cas-
Ter than selecting records that
will be suitable for the service
and others for the reception and
also for dancing.
TobIe Setting
Dear Mrs. Post: There always
seems to be confusion with one
of my friends regarding the plac-
ing Of bread and butter plates.
Should the butter plate be placed
at the tip Of the fork on the left,
or below the water glass on the
right? If on the left, then when
salad is served on individual
plates, where should 1t be placed?
Answer: The bread and butter
plate Is correctly placed on the
left. above the forks. The salad
plate Is put on after the main
course. But If you are having
game. to be eaten with the salad,
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Davies Tydings
Ball Reduced
To Small Dance

Senator Willard Tydings has
issued this statement:
Ever since the Korean hos
tilities began Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph E. Davies and Senator ano
Mrs. Tydings have contemplated
the cancellation of the coming Of
age ball which had been planned
for some years past for grand
daughter and daughter Eleanor
Tydings on December 81 at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel.
Today kilograms are being
sent to all of the married ano
older people who have been in
vited both to the large dinner
preceding it and to the ball itself
cancelling both.
However, the young girls anc
the boys who are in the armed
services and who are about to be
called to the services are being
invited to a small and simple
dance at the Chevy Chase Club
on that evening in keeping with
the austerity of the times"
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Exclusively Yours
Comments on Parties Being Planned
For Young People During Holidays

scene are half wrong. The former
wife of Tony Biddle who now does
reporting for Look and Quick mag
aZines in Paris where her parties
draw the men who make the news.
ended her two weeks stay in
Washington yesterday and she's
not planning to settle down here
even temporarily. She is. however,
looking for a house so that men,
bers of her family will have a place
to hang their hats whenever they
come to town. That includes her
daughter Peggy. who recently
married singer Morton Downey,
and her son Ted Schulze, who
comes to D. c. occasionally with
his wife Joyce to see mutual
friends here. Mrs. Biddle, herself
will be back from time to time as
she quits her house in Paris about
every two months to come to the
q. S. A.
Louise Steinman, the young
brunette ost-debutante who much
prefers working in interest-packed
political Washington to taking 1t
easy at her family's beautiful place
in Lancaster, Pa, saw nothing
strange about having Senator Joe
Mccarthy and Drew Pearson on
the same dinner. She really didn't
know that anything untoward had
taken place Tuesday evening at
the Sulgrave Club till she was tele-
phoned afterwards about it. "I
have always asked Republicans
and Democrats together" says
"Tinnie, land they have been
polite enough to keep their quar-
rels to themselves.
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Mrs. Pinchot
.Gves Tea

Mrs. Clifford Pinchot was
hostess at tea yesterday after
noon entertaining in honor OF
the wives of members of the
Society of American Foresters
now in session in Washington. The
hostess received from to
o'clock in her home on Rhode
Island avenue.
Mrs. Charles Evans. Of Atlanta
Ga, wife Of the president of the
Society, stood with the hostess tc
greet the guests presiding at the
tea table were Mrs. c. w. Matti-
son, Mrs H. e. Clipper. Mrs. Lyle
F. Watts, Mrs. John Shanklin
Mrs. w. E. Wackerman, Mrs
Charles Gillett, Mrs. George
Phillips and Mrs. I. j. Kolb.
Mrs. Pinchot's interest in the
Society stems from the fact that
the late former Governor Pinchot
was one of the seven charter
members of the organization wher
it was founded so years ago.
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MARRIAGE
|Of Interest

The Rev. c.. Leslie Glenn Off
ciated yesterday afternoon at the
wedding of Miss Henrietta Vir-
GINA Vandergrift Summerlin and
Capt. James Kirwin Sullivan,
U. S. A., at st. Johns Episcopal
Church on Lafayette Square.
| The $50 o'clock ceremony was
attended by members of the i'm
mediate family and a reception
followed at the home of the
brides step father and mother.
Col. Horace Benjamin Smith,
U. S. A.. retired. and Mrs. Smith,
for family and out-of- town guests.
Col. Smith gave the bride in
marriage and her twin sisters,
Lucinda Lee Smith and Melissa
Tyler Smith, were her flower girls.
Capt. Robert Stafford Rivers,
U. S. A. F., acted as best man.
Mrs. Sullivan wore a ballerina
length apricot nylon tulle dress
with an applique of gold lace on
the bodice and skirt. She wore
small yelled hat of matching
flowers and carried a bouquet of
ivy and chrysanthemums. The
flower girls wore organdie dresses
over apricot slips and carried old
fashioned bouquets of chrysan-
themums and euphorbia. They
wore wreaths of ivy in their
hair.
Out-of-town guests at the small
reception supper included the
brides grandmother. Mrs. George
Julian zolnay; her aunt. Mrs.
John Hone Auerbach; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard A. Moran, Admiral
and Mrs. John H. Towers, Mrs.
Haywood Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville Whittelsey and Mrs.
Jean Boyer, all of New York.
Capt. Sullivan is at present an
aide at the White House and is
on the General Staff at the Pen
tagon. The couple will make their
home at 2709 Thirty-first street
NV. after January l.
Col. and Mrs. Smith have
planned two parties in their
honor, one for their older friends
on December 20 and one for
younger friends the next day.
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Billy Tea Club Square Dance

Miss Mena Tedder, daughter OF
Air Vice Marshal and Lady Ted
der, was hostess to a group OF
guests at the square dance which
the Billy Tea Club gave last eve
ming in the Washington room OF
the Willard Hotel. Miss Evelyn
button. president of the club OF
Australians in Washington. was
hostess to a group of guests.
Mr.. Lloyd Maxim, son of the
Australian Ambassador and Mrs
Maxim, also had guests with him
and others at the dance were the
New Zealand Counselor and Mrs.
George r. Laking who were hosts
to a group of guests; the CONNER
cial Counselor and Mrs. Donald w.
Woodward, the First Secretary of
the Australian Embassy and Mrs