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Evening star., 1951-08-12
TODAY'S BEST BUY

513 Philadelphia ave-. Takoma Park
Large det. home. bedrms.. rH
baths. large liv. rm. with fireplace,
full bsmt.. gas h.-w.h, garage,
attic. If you see it YOU will want
it. Priced right Call Mr.. Dunn.
cox 4 co 81 nrHh
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COLLEGE PARK

Calvert Hills section. One of thu
incest 22-story brick center hal
plans in this area. 3 lge. bedrms
and full bath up; lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl., din. rm with bay, kit
powder room and lge. screened porch
on 1st level; full bsmt, with panelet
rec. rm. and full bath; lovely 75z
125ft. oak shaded lot; det garage
S26,500. WAYNE A. CASKEY, AP
6400 or WA 6639
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CAROL HIGHLANDS
1920 18th AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1-6

ASSUME Large CT Loan
Ideally located lust off New Hamp-
rm. with .firepl and book shelves,
spacious din. rm. and patio built
onto home; large bright airy equip
ped kitchen; 3 bedrooms, tile bath
on End f.; bsmt. finished and parti-
toned. ideal den or ofice; lot is
huge and level, high and dry; near
buses and schools: reasonably
priced; payments. SS0.72 per mo,
includes principal interest. taxes
and insurance Dir: Out New
HAMPSHIRE ave. across Sligo Greek
to. Erskine ST.. right to 18th ave,
left to Home"
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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STJITJ,AND

TEMPLE HILLS, MD.
OPEN TODAY, 2-S
Lovely 3-Bedroom Rambler
5513 BARNABAS RD.
Peaceful residential dist; furniture
fits comfortable 24x12 liv rm., / q
baths, full bsmt. with low-cost oil
&C. heat; h-acre scenic lot; priced
for quick sale. Mr.. Cecchini or
premises. HI. 9245.
ZAGAMI REALTY CO., Ii. 7-9377.
$8,250
Open Sunday. 2-6. New 2-bedrm.,
fellow st. Riverdale. WINSTON c.
CLAY. WA. 1925.
Evening star., 1951-08-12

.RIVERDALE PARK. S11,5oo
Positively immaculate is this lovely
5-rm. bungalow. Full, airy living
space bsnt.. new gas furnace, fr,
scr. porch, big cheerful kit. un-
usually. attractive lot with an abund-
ance of mature planting. Some one
will get a bargain here.
Evening star., 1951-08-12
SUBURBAN MD.

Brick Colonial home. con-
tanning 4 bedrooms and .
baths. center hall plan, with
large liv. rm.. din. rm.. den
and modern kit. lge. screened
porch. full bsmt., incl. rec
rm., laundry. util. rm., maids
rm. and full bath, gear gar,
NV, oil heat. completely in
Sulated; over u acre OF beau
tiful grounds, Handicapped and
fenced; u hr. to downtown
WASH; priced at S32,500;
FOR Appointment TO IN
SPECT WRITE OWNER. BOX
449-G. STAR.
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S017 Eastern Ave. SH. 6440.
CHEVERLY. MD.

Of1EVEhL1, MD.
S15,750. terms. Bill Belleview ave.
ful bsmt with lasf sp i0H hot Satn water est
spacious backporch: wooded lot:
possession. owner moving to farm.
W. w: LEWIS, Realtor, SH. 0440;
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OPEN i TIL DARK
WHY PAY RENT?
S61 MONTH

With moderate down payment, buys
this modern, immaculate, 2-bedrm
nungialoW; full bsmt.; on huge cor
Dir: Out Georgia ave. and Viers
Mill rd., to VierS Mill Village, left
on, Randolph to Dewey. left to Da.
hill. left to 44l0 and Open sign,
LEACH 81 CRONIN, LO. $500
ewes, Mrs. Mapee LII r1h0a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

COLLEGE PARK
7-rm. brk.; garage. 2 porches; walking
distance to Maryland University.
SCI 900. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA.
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OPEN TODAY

S124 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda
A snow-white brick with slate roof
consisting of 3 bedrms., / "a baths,
liv. rm. with firepl.. recessed radia-
ton, oil h.-w.h., det gar. full bsnt.
I50-ft. lot with a fortune in rare are
shrubs. HILLcREST REALTY Co,
l41A Pa ave Sc LII r-AnAn
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Fred B. CuShman, Realtor

Fred b. CuShman, Realtor
Redland (5 miles from Rockville)
Large frame building which was
formerly school house. Substan-
tally built and would be suitable
for several lines of business or could
be converted into 6 or T room
bungalow and bath. If interested
1t is worth looking over.
Gaithersburg, 4 rooms and bath
cinder block bungalow. full base
ment. Water and sewerage not con-
nected. This is a nice little prop
ef efFty: y.rg Tecsntly n kod built One half acre
8 acres near Poolesville. improved
with a new, 6-room modern ram
bier tile bath, fireplace. asphalt
tile floors, copper guttering. S1S.500.
North of Cedar Grove, 2-story, g.
room house; bath, basement. gear
garage; chicken house, fruit trees;
l acre of land. Will go CT. S11 900.
North Of Gaithersburg. 2-story frame;
6 rooms and room for bath: no fix
lures installed; electric pressure
water system. hot-water heat with
vent ducts; hardwood floors on 1st
floor: End floor. 3 bedrooms. large
attic. Nearly one acre Of land; far
reaching view; splendid neighbors;
bus service; walking distance tc
stores and post office. $4,000.
Fred B. Cushman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Ave, Gaithersburg. Nd
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7-RM. BRICK. COLLEGE PARK
CbhStom- bto built home, with / and u tile
PAIN. Just a few yrs. old. Deiisht
1ul big liv. rm. with fireplace, IS-
stacssd Stace dini l,t rm; and large appliance
1SAeu rms u;tb k1t.' cios1 . really spacious bed
looking for. Light, cool bsmt. viii viii
gas heat; house has special-bu
glass rm. with pvt. bath. Deadeend
street makes 1t ideal for nursery
OF SSonavaaiescent home. Top value
Evening star., 1951-08-12

WEST EVANSVILLE. S12,75o
Charming Cape Cod, with big, breezy
attic. full dry bsmt., gas heat, side
scr: scr: porch, all new kit. equipment,
selected decorations. Ex-GI will give
easy terms
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LEWISDALE
5000 00tb AWE

lse. liv. rm. with fireplace hed,
rms. on ist A.; expandabIe attic
plumbing roughed in. Insulated Iee
eiec. -eouin kit. dishwe sher, gar.
page disposal, elec. range, S-cu 1T
Teis., formica-t top sink, exhaust fan
Youngstown cabinet. tile bath, cop
per pumping. gas &C heat. veil
insulated outside entr., divided
pSmt,; lge. lot: paved streets; !
PIX. to express bus. Open Sun, -
W, W. LEWIS, REALToR,
SH. 0440. SH. 2a11 Ewes, I'm a3os
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION

CHEVERLY-R ACRE
Beautiful bungalow with l bedrm
with firepl., family size din rm n
lovely kit. 2 bedrms. on end floor
ample storage space. full bsmt. with
laundry rm. and Va bath, oil h-w h
built-in garage. priced to sell al
~ Sd5; ;950 with S10.40O 1st trust,
Directions: Out Blaoensbure rd IN
Cheyerly. right on Cheveriy ave q
blocks to Kilmer ST.. left to 62I3
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY co.
WA. fif1hh. I'm 11RR
Evening star., 1951-08-12
SEAT PLEASANT HILIS

2OS Goth ave.-Here's a 2-bedrm
rambler, completely equipped down
TO venetian blinds. and it has a
full bsmt. with -paneled rms.
tnsated1; Come out and see this
you. The salesman is chareed with
making. a deal TODAY, SO don't
miss this opportunity. Drive out
Central ave, to Addison rd., turn
left about 3 b,ks. to sign on your left
Hillcrest Realty Co.
141A pa Ave G Z Il = .n.n
Evening star., 1951-08-12

peter j. hagan
REALToR
1906 Rhode Island NE,
UN. 1855. WA. 1857. Open 8 It'll Q.
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nascifiod Adc

WAITRESS WANTED. Experi-
enced preferred. Call MA. $3.50
Nisei Grill.
WANTED: Stenographer. Inn
port and export company. APP
ply to G. T. Takahashi g. Co.,
ZIG Bird Ave. s.
WANTED: Girl for light fac
tory work and shipping. Some
tipping. Wonderful opportuni-
ty for smart girl willing to hus-
tie. Convenient location. Call
GA. 1874 after 9 for interview.
FOR SALE CHEAP: New oil
burner. 50-galIon tank.
CA. 1899.
2-BEDROOM UPPER d.
Pick for rent. Unfinished.
S54 month with heat furnished.
FIR. $40.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12

Seattles world-famous Christmas
Ship will be launched next Tuesday,
Dec. 10, to begin five nights OF
cruising Lake Washington and Pu-
get Sound. The vessel, festooned
with brilliant lights and carrying a
25-foot white Christmas tree, will
appear in this area that evening.
Many district residents are busy
making up spectator parties for the
event. 1t is estimated that more
than a hundred thousand Seattle
ties will see and hear the ship dur
ing its cruises.
The ship is a 106-foot diesel yacht,
the "valkyrie', owned by Norman
Berg and donated by him for use in
the Yuletide observance.
Community singing will be tried
for the first time this year. A Park
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
Okuda Elected
New President of
Seattle .JAO
Succeeds Takagi;
Installation with
Puyallup Planned

Kenji Okuda was elected presi-
dent of the Seattle chapter Of the
Japanese American Citizens League
at the groups meeting last Friday
in the Japanese Community Hall
at 1414 Weller st.
Others chosen were John Fuku-
yama. DR.. Kelly Yamada and Min
Tsubota, vice presidents: Kazzie
Murakami, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Min Suyama, recording secre-
tary: Kay Yamaguchi, treasurer
and Kengo Nogaki. board delegate.
Outgoing officers include Harry I
Takagi, president: Kengo Nogaki,
Mac Kaneko and Kay Yamaguchi,
vice presidents; Mrs. Beulah Saka-
gami, corresponding secretary; Bet
ty Noji, recording secretary: John
M. Kashiwagi. treasurer; and Min
Yamaguchi. board delegate.
Present plans are to hold install
lation services together with the
Puyallup Valley Citizens League.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12

department sound truck will be sta
toned at various shore points of the
itinerary. Spectators on shore will
be urged to join the chorus aboard
ship in singing carols. The sound
truck will pick up the singing and
beam it back to the ship.
There will be a full orchestra and
a chorus of soloists from the Sum-
mer Opera Company aboard. They
will serenade local communities
with traditional Christmas songs.
Above is complete schedule of
ports of call for the ship, Mem
bers of the ship committee warn the
schedule is subject to change be-
cause of weather conditions, but say
it Is planned to stick to 1t as close
ly as possible.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12

president, who was here for many
years. Then came the chance to
60 to sea once more and Capt. Mu-
rakami couldn't resist the tempta-
ton.
A Tokyo man, Capt. Murakami
has a daughter, 20, who is studying
English and French and plans on
entering consular Service with an
eye on France. She is in private
school in Tokyo now. His son, ID,
is In high school, and has no plans
formulated yet. The captain Is the
fourth generation in his family to
go to sea.
When the ship has unloaded her
cargo of cane poles, fish liver oil,
sewing machines, porcelain ware,
and Easter merchandise, it will load
again and sail on Dec. IL or ID,
planning to reach Japan about Dec.
%. 1t only took her eleven days to
reach that Canadian port, victoria,
from Shimizu--a fine crossing when
one takes into consideration the two
storms she met at sea. Her speed is
up to 10 knots, but II is used for
cruising.
The "Aso Maru" is 474 feet long
and 81 feet wide. She draws "a IT.
Of water. The crew consists of 81
officers and men.
James Griffiths g. Sons, agent
informs us that the next ships in
bound viii be the "Eitoku Maru" or
Dec. 10 and the ELAN Maru" or
Jan. 2. 1852.
The "Aso Maru" will not return
to Seattle again as she has been as
signed to the New York run begin
ming with her next voyage.
1t was very nice to see the long
missing two red stripes on the white
background painted on the big fun
mel, proclaiming to the world thai
the NYK is back and ready to &c
places.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
Council Receives
fPS Inquiry

Mrs. Ruth Manca. executive Sc
cretary of the Jackson Street Com
munity Council, disclosed this week
that she had received long-dis-
lance telephone call from CBS(Co-
lumbia Broadcasting Studio) In
New York inquiring about the coun-
ellis work.
The council is Community Chest
supported agency which is primari-
ly interested in improving the jack
son Street area.
The Ford Foundation is sponsor
ing a series of programs describing
activities of groups helping them
selves. It's programs are being
broadcast over the CHS network.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
BY HARRY A. KIRwIN
Marine Editor

When a. veteran American pilot
says ship is good. that statement
can be relied upon. And that is just
what Philip Luther, a Seattle pilot,
assured us when he brought the new
handsome NYK liner, "Aso Maru",
into port last Sunday night at ele-
ven. and berthed her at Pier 81.
with twin screws and 8,400
horsepower, she handles like kid
die car" Luther exclaimed enthu-
siastically as he looked up at the
great bulk of the 7,625-ton ship
from the dock. He had just brought
the "Aso Maru" In from Port An
geles where he had boarded her for
the run to Seattle. Luther was quite
surprised when the pilot boat put
him alongside the big ship, to find
the accommodation ladder lowered
for his convenience. (Pilots usually
scramble up the Jacobs Ladder
hand over nano' regaroieSS oi 'lie
weather or Time OF oay. IL can NC
rugged experience IN pao weather
and in darkness)
Once on board, Luther was usher-
ed into the dining room where a
tray Of sandwiches and a pot of A
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
Two More Join
wIA Staff

The appointment of two addition
al members to Northwest Airlines
sales staff in this area was an
nounced today by George e. Hatch
western region sales manager for
the airline at Seattle-Tacoma IN
ternational Airport.
Johsel Namkung and Calvin Lew,
both recent University of Washing
ton graduates, we're named special
representative to the airiine's ORR
ent sales department.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
NISrVCAIFNNAR
DECEMBER

2f-Methodist All-Church Christ
mas party.
23-Methodist church Christmas
program at 7:30 pm.
Christmas dance sponsored
by Allons basketball team in Par
ker's Pavilion. 9 pm. to IL mid
night. FRANKIE Roth and his or
chestra to play. Couples only.
25-BYF Christmas play, why
Christmas, at 7:30 pm. in Japanese
Baptist church.
27-Methodist basketball team to
hold skating party in Rollerland.
1890 pm. to 1880 am.
JANUARY
4-Reginas to hold stag-stagette
dance, BLUE Velvet. in Buddhist
auditorium. pm. to IL midnight.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
.Japan CAA Men
Stop Here

Tetsuo Oba and Ichiro Narabashi
of the CAA In Japan arrived in Sc
attic Sunday via Northwest Airlines.
The CAA (Civil Aeronautics Admit
nistration) in Japan is the equiva-
lent to the CAB(Civil Aeronautics
Board) in this country.
Oba is the director of CAA, while
Narahashi is chief of general Sec
ton.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Dec. 12-The Rev.
Jitsuo Morikawa, the Canadian
born Nisei pastor of the First Bap-
fist church of Chicago, was appoint
ed THE Preacher of the Conven-
ton" for the national meeting OF
the American Baptist Convention
scheduled to be held in Chicago in
mid-1952. Ten thousand Baptist de-
legates from all over the country are
expected to attend. these sessions.
During the convention, the Rev.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
Rev. Morikawa of Chicago Is Named
BaptiSt Preacher of Convention

Morikawa will preach to the dele
gates at the morning worship SER
vice. The honor of being THE
Preacher of the Convention" is re-
served for the ablest pulpit orators
In the denomination.
The Rev. Morikawa's appointment
to this role is recognition by the A
merican Baptist Convention of the
dynamic leadership and guidance
he has given to the First Baptist
Church of Chicago.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12

are Sperry gyrocompass. the Sper-
ry Radar, and the Lux carbon diox-
ide fire extinguisher system. Every
thing else was made in Japan by
topnotch workmen. The fathometer
and the radio direction finder are
first-class equipment, according to
Luther.
The pilot was quick to size up the
officers and crew. He told us that
Capt. K. Murakami, who speaks
English extremely well. was cool
officer and that the crew was smart
and efficient.
Capt. Murakami. bv the wav, is a
a 26-year man with NYK. He be-
gan in 1925 as 3rd Mate after Grad
nation from Tokyo Nautical College.
He spent one wear as a cadet on
hoard the 'sTaisei Marp". a steam
end sail training shin. He srent the
wear of 1897 runnino shin tn Sc
attic. and was an officer on board
the "TTikawa Maru" when Prince
Chichibu and Princess Setsuko came
to Vancouver. r. c.. on their wav
to London for the coronation fT7his
writer went to Vancouver. B. @. to
take their pictrres for Asahi Shim-
hun with Sunjo Arjma. now an edi-
tor for the Seihoku Nipno Jana
nese LANGUAGE paper in Seattle
writing the storv)
Lately. the cantain spent -four
wears as sub-manaoer Of NYK in
Tokyo under Minoru Ikora. vice
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1951-12-12
Synkoa TO Present
Benefit Show

To raise funds for repairing the
clubhouse, Synkoa, the Nisei mems
group, will sponsor Japanese mo-
vie from 7:30 pm. this Sunday, Dec
49, in the Seattle Buddhist Audito-
rum.
In addition to the main feature,
a sumo sport film will be shown.
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Patronize The Advertisers
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Miss SioIIen1u Wed Yesterday

Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Stollema Of
The Hague, the Netherlands, an
nounce the marriage of theil
daughter, Mamie to Mr.. lain Mac.
Kinnon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A
MacKinnon of Broadford, Isle Of
Skye, Scotland.
The ceremony took place yes
terday in st. Mary's Chapel Of
the Washington Cathedral with
Canon G. Gardner Monks ohiciat-
ing.
The bride, who is a secretary
at the Netherlands Embassy. wa
given in marriage by the Financia
Counselor of the Embassy, DR.
L. r. w. Soutendijk. She wore
white net over satin, a fingertir
veil and carried white roses.
Miss Carla Desertine was maio
of honor and Mr.. George r. C
Stuart was best man and the
ushers were the Messrs. I. G
Patel and j. Grooters.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Soutendijk. The couple left inn
mediately after for New York
from where they will sail for
Britain and Holland on the ''Nieuw
Amsterdam" They win be at
home at No. Scott Circle after
August Is. The groom is on the
staff of the International None
tary Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Society News
Poroguoyon Envoy Host to Countryn1on.
BoIVion Visitors Are Entertained
Photo.

Iwho entertained in his apartment
lat the Westchester. The company
numbered 20. Earlier Gen. Diaz
shared honors with the Chief of
the Colombian armed forces, Gen
IRegulo Gaitan Patino, at an as
sembly of the board members and
the delegates from other countries
here for conferences.
Air Force 1t. Gen. and Mrs
Howard A. Craig viii be hosts this
Afternoon at the Shoreham at 9
l6-to-8 o'clock party for the visitins
officers and Gen. Diaz and Col
Caballero will leave Sunday en-
route to return to their Paragua-
Ivan home.
Boliyiun Visitors Honored
The Commercial Counselor oil
the Bolivian Embassy, Senior Dor
German Rovira, was co-host with
Senior Guiliermo Mariaca, general
manager of YTFB, at an early
evening party yesterday. The party
was given at the Carlton and was
in honor of Senior Isaac Vincent
president of the board of directors
of YTFB, which in English is the
Bolivian Oil Authority.
Assistant Secretary Of State
Willard L. Thorp was among the
guests and others included Deputy
Assistant Secretary Thomas G
Mann, Director of South American
Affairs Fletcher Warren and Mr.
Merwin Bohan Of the State De-
partment. Mr.. Herbert E. CASTOR
president of the Export Import
Bank, was included and also from
the bank were Mr.. Walter C,
Sauer, vice president; Mr.. Haw-
thorne Arey. vice chairman. and
Mr.. Lynn q. Stambaugh one OF
the directors. Others in the
company included Mr.. Joseph C.
Met askill, director of the division
of information activities of the In
terror Department. Mr.. A. C.
White with Mr.. Louis Fernandez,
MIR. Jack Evans, Mr.. Robert Leas
and Mr.. James F. Mersereau COM
pleted the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
By Katharine M. Brooks

The Paraguayan Ambassador
DR.. Don Luis Oscar Boettner, was
host yesterday afternoon at cock
tails at the Shoreham, entertain
ing in honor of the Chief of the
Paraguayan armed forces, Maj
Gen. Emilio Diaz di Vivar. Gen
Diaz, accompanied by Col. Albion
Caballero, has been touring Army
and Air Bases in this country al
the invitation of the Defense De-
partment and the two were
scheduled to arrive at the airport
yesterday morning. They were de-
1ayed, however, and reached the
Capital for a late luncheon ar
ranged at the Carlton by the Mil
itary and Air Attache of the EN-
basSy. 1t. Col. Adalberto Canata
and the Assistant Military and Air
Attache, Col Carlos M. Bobeda.
The late afternoon party yester-
day included other members of the
Paraguayan Embassy and high
ranking officers of the United
States Army and the Air Forces
The visitor was the honor guest
at luncheon today of Maj. Gen
Charles L. Bolte, chairman of the
Inter-American Defense Board,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Miss RutIedqe
|Mr. PoIIitt
Are Wed

OF much interest to Washing
ton society is the announcement
made today by Mrs. Wiley Rut-
ledge, widow of Associate Justice
IRutledge Of the Supreme Court
LOT the marriage Of their daughter
Jean Ann. to Mr.. Daniel Hubbard
lPollitt. son of Mrs. Nina r. Pol
llitt OF this city and Mr.. Basil Pol
lit Of Miami. Fla.
The ceremony took place Sat
lurday In All Souls Unitarian
Church, the Rev. A. Powell Davies
lofhciating. A reception followed
lat Pierce Hall.
The bride, given in marriage by
lher brother, Mr.. Neal Person Rut-
ledge, wore q handsome dress Of
white tribute silk made with a
fitted bodice and q full skirt. He1
lfingertip illusion veil fell from a
beaded tiara and she carried q
cascade bouquet of white iris and
lstepflanotis.
Miss Mary Lou Rutledge. sister
OF the bride. was maid of honor
land bridesmaids were Mrs. Vincent
lKenney. sister of the groom, and
Mrs. Neal Rutledge.
Mr.. Basil Pollitt. jr.. of New
York. was best man for his brother
land ushers were Mr.. Robert Bra
ISee Of Oneata. N. Y: Mr.. William
Scott of New York and 1t. Henry
|Nesbitt, Mr.. Jack Sempler and
mfr. Donald Mckinney. of Wash
Iington.
Mrs. Stanley Reed, Mrs. Hugo
Black, Mrs. Oscar Chapman. Mrs,
Charles Fahy. Mrs. Ernest Daniel,
Mrs. Earl Campbell and Mrs
Wirth Ferger assisted Mrs. Rut-
ledge at the reception after which
the young couple left for we'd
ding trip in Florida and Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pollitt will make
their home here where he is serv-
ing as law clerk to Appeals Court
Judge Henry w. Edgerton. The
bride is a graduate of Indiana
University and of George Wash
lington University Law School. Mr.
IPollitt was graduated from Wes-
Ileyan University and Cornell Uni
Iversity School of Law. He served
lin the Pacific during World War
II as q first lieutenant with the
Second Marine Division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-06-29
Miss Barbara Wise Married

and Miss Betty Jane Wise was
her sisters maid of honor. The
bridesmaids were the Misses Su-
Izanne Wise. another sister; Anne
Mundell, cousin of the bride:
Emily Hillen Macsherry. sister of
the bridegroom, and Miriam Bel
Ilinger.
Mr.. Clinton Kitty Macsherry,
jr., served as his brothers best
man and the ushers were the
Messrs. James McSherry Shriver,
ijr.. and Thomas Carbery Jones,
cousins of the bridegroom; Ber-
nard Montgomery Wise, jr.,
brother of the bride: John Hillen
Macsherry and Charles ODonnell
Macsherry, brothers of the BRIDE
groom, and James McSherry,
brother -in-law of the bridegroom.
Following a wedding breakfast
and reception at the Columbia