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0FFCES STUDIOS FOR kENfL0TS And ACREAGE FOR SALl
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sUITE-Txo large rms. excellently
IN law once suite. Best location;
$40 vARNuM ST. N.T.&Large N!TScoL new
ONCE on first floor front. $50 per
mo; :.s. utils incl. Call ME. S6ll
DSWNfows. Sss7sfss 2 floor. .ppso: 1000
ISOLATION. s RessenaSle. sSFa.H 81. 4s74. e as.
ON BUSY CORNER. Portland and
s!Sasi a. o: 1S: :sa sss
442O CONN. AvE-Air cond.. mod
ern. $50 50 It.. easy parking. across
from WMAL Tv and radio studios.
DOWNTOWNNi once avail. in law
yer,s suite: attrG. RECEPTION rm.;
ME. 6Si1; ewes. OF. S64o. III
TWO vuOa Ro2Ns' M% 1902 R. I. ave-. Brent
1917 81 iEs1 n.sS ST MwSa% ds. Slas SsSse
ideal for union trade assn. OF. loc.
natl. org; Several other ofices start
1900 So 4 Block sSSi 81 oF SIIG 5IfPERsoN r..
ASA oVtSst phy oANAaht MANU-
facturer's representative, etc.: oc-
cup. app. 80 days. To inspect, call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO., 1918
K st. NV. ME. 54OO.
14th AND N. Y. AVE. N.W.-4-rnl.
suite in downtown elev. once bldg ;
i%med; INN oee%p;; y ;s,sa; rsas; rent Apply
K st. NV. ME. 5400.
7lO l4th ST. N.W.-1-rm. on. in elev.
downtown of. bldg: immed. occup. !;
$50 mo-. all services Included in
rent. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
d Co. 1915 x st. NV. ME. 5400.
1902 L ST. NV lge. rms, and
bath. app. 600 50. IT,; immed. oc-
CUP; reas: rent; Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
Nj. f.. kaaiSNiERs AIN MD.-Jus. of, Rhode
tory, Ideal for professional per
sEl sSn' ,isI so per no. heat included
EIG BUiLDNG Silver Spring. Md
Suitcase; air-cond.. modern. pro-
fessienal; Ifs enaGas 476 so. IT. RIM. ?o7'
FoGRoRM. 81 oISd4S; SUITE bus. or prot; aiG ist
comm. zone. Call NO. 650l. Mon.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FOR YOUR LIVING
We Present.

A striking, new, Western rambler,
hidden in the woods; brk and frame.
it boasts magnificent construction.
the kind you would insist on If you
built 1t; city water and city sewer.
Big garage has covered pasSageway
to kitchen door; patio overlooks deep
woods; full basement includes fire.
place for future re"r. room and
outside grade entrance. On ground
floor are an entrance hall. gorgeous
liv. rm. with fireplace and built-in
bcokshelveS and enormous picture
window, separate din. rm has pic
ture window overlooking patio The
best arranged, best equipped kitchen
we've seen yet, with a breakfast
room (not nook, three large bed
rms. bath and storage attic This
house Is insulated, walls and ceiling!
1t is not a speculative house, was
not built for sale: 1t was intended
for the owners use. S26,500 is
the price, $4,000 cash required.
The owner will hold the balance in
! trust. On 400-:t. elevation, this
home can neither be matched nor
reproduced for this price today;
vacant and ready for immediate
occupancy.
MANNAS REALTY co.
.1l6 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27S3l
Ewes. Phone FA. 4OO4 10
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

sEMIDETACHED LOTS. / to 80;
utilities. in; street on grade. e.
cRNscH RlysFdalei lMI, Mdi 81, 81 2gsS s9 OF zoos:
Pk.,, Sill. Sprg. 78-ft. front. School
blk. Excel. loc. OWNER. RA. 1895.
RAMBLER sITES-S50 down, on s-
acre lots; Colesville rd.. Sla mi. past
Silver Spring ON Route 90; beautiful
SSuntry; Sgn1y full price, $1,000. RA.
10 LOTS. utilities available; good To-
cation; BRENTWOOD REALTY CO..
LAND ACREAGE for development;
residences. apts.. .semidet., comml..
Investment properties. c. LOUIS
CAPUT1, JE. 2-1416. Ia
LAKE BANCROFT, z miles from
downtown WASHINGTON Large
wooded lot e5x214x244; By owner;
city water and sewer. Call RE.
0002, $3.50 to $3.50. 10
SHERWOOD FOREST-In the Coles
VILE area; acre estates from 81. 300.
ROBINSON, ss5 dS 10. 7-7117; ewes. Ju.
"a. H.: wooded slen.
on Philadeiphin ave. Takoma PIX,
1ontgomeEy County. Nd. H0. 6296.
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LOANS

REFINANCE YOUR HOME with lower
payments and interest. GET CASH.
81. 2220: evenings. GE. 1037.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
immediate service. Call MA, 654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1014 X st. NV. O1th and K)
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rehnance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal.
ance IN cash. Call MIR. MILLER,
NE. 1870: evenings, LA. 6-6l94.
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(Continued.l

CUMBERLAND AVE. Somerset, Chevy
Chase, Md. S0x130. Close to school;
lovely community. S4.165. OIL. lI09.
FOUR LOTS. in .Carmody Hills, with
foundations dug. Call Ii. 7-9456,
after pm.
BURNING TREE ESTArEs-1n thu
country club area Of Bradley blvd,
Y to g. acres from $2,450. out
son, Jg; IN il: ewes. 10. se5i9S.
COLESvnLE FARMS-Acre estates
from S1.S00.. Out Colesville rd.. Rt.
90 TO-. our sign. ROBINSON, JU.
7-71l7. eyes,. JU. S-6l9S.
80 ACkES-h mile from Naval Ord,
close to -Four Corners, water avail,
frontage on Coleesville rd., S2.2O0
per acre. ROBINSON. JU. 7-7i17;
ewes JU. S-5198.
ATTENTION.. BUILDERS - Beautiful
lots. cleared. streets graded. sewer
and water. including laterals in
place; Avail for immediate con.
Strnction For sale by OWNER.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
V V V
Vittori Va. Values
$4,000

AOOO1 Ns A1uOO
$4,000
condition. near Fort Delvoir. IDEAL
STARTER HOME. Low down pay
ment. Dial KI. f-"O53.
$12,500
immaculate. two-bedroom. Arlington
minutes from Pentagon and Navy
Dial XII. s-2053.
$13,500
New. brick rambler. in Alexandria
vicinity with attached brick garage;
immediate possession. Name your
terms. Dial KI. 9-5444.
$13,950
home, Just of Shirley hwy. in Lin
colnia area. De luxe kitchen; tmme-
gate possession: flexible terms. XII.
$15,95O
Rampler-type stone home. nearing
pansible End floor. full basement
WILL TALK tERMsi KI. S-2O53.
$16,500
Charming, new brick home of the
old Alexandria. Two comfortable
bedrooms. fireplace, full basement.
ONLY MINUTES FROM ALL CON
vEN1ENCES. ACT FAST ON THIS
VITTORI REAL ESTATE
lis South Fairfax St.. Alex, Va.
XII. S-1142 It'll 8 PM. XII. 9-5444
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RIPLEY q ROMER
GAITHERSBURG 90
Montgomery County

Montgomery County
Operating dairy farm of 23O acres
room and one broom house; A.
COW Washing ton-type dairy barn;
silo; dry COW Darn; new equipped
shed; hay parn; corn crib. Two
wells, water piped to all buildings.
All fields well fenced. Just -1S miles
inspection. cali s. H. Robin. Ma,
$500; ewes. EN-. 1869. BOSS a
PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV
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INVESTORS ATTENTION

INVESTORS ATTENTION
Six-unit, custom-built new apt; Silver
Spring area; 2-bedrm. apis, Over
$1,000 yearly income.
FiVe-untt, Takoma Park, detached
brlck apt: ideally located, Just ofi
Flower ave.
Seven-unit, new brick apt; tenants
pay utils. and heat; excellent return.
Twelve unit, real investment; brand
new; tenants pay ali utils. and heat;
l and 2-bedroom apartments.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH, 11O3
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SAVE $1,000

SAVE 81 600 -.
Some lucky buyer will save
$1,000 by paying cash above
the trust on this immaculate
Groom Colonial In excellent
neighborhood. Trees, patio.
full basement, and We re-
peat. in immaculate condition.
not % have w 0s90 $1,000 S"u cash, h it" It can an
still be bought at $4,000 and
it's an excellent value.
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, this store contains over
5000 SO. #. and has ample parking
fnseilities. Cal ALBERT H. COHEN
4sSi 90 WISCONSIN, n; S11s9s AVE. N.w-MI65Hg21- NwM5g
it. modern bldg. on heavily Travelled
street. KAss-BERGER. INC, EN-.
7o5 PARK RD.. seo-Heat included.
newly decorated; across from new
safeway. BARRY CO.. ME. 2O.5.
2Io4 18th ST. N.w.-Desirable ioca.
4Sso s H4SEk sH6sx fGR SfRNiNG IN 41s4 s1. Ne Ne
VACANT store. suit. beauty .parlor.
sarDst o sa t0P te9Pn valet R.ss shop WIN R s5er
ERAI RENTAL CO. si5 N. Z.
PA. AVE. S.E.-Ss5 Der mo. Ii
$4,000 SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
2 STORES. different shoppins areas,
GRScERY sSe sRsef sr6RE4 aSss5; new :nop lO
ping center: Colesville pike. Rent
with store fixtures. 5000 per month.
MtlLToN 81. n3 pf kS3P kRSY3PPPERT LEI .ISA 1eth
Of store, 20 by so: 1reproof; repair
not required. WA. 2278. -15
able for immediate occupancy;
corner of Metropolitan and st.
Paul ST.; S100 each. THOMPSON
q GRAY, 81. 6100. until 6. -12
1923 2lst ST. N.W.-Small store;
ideal for neighborhood business
also. suitable for small office; street
level: display window; $50 per
mo; WOODWARD & NORRIS. re.
2I3I PENNA. AVE. N.w.-Active
business section; ideal location for
retail store; display windows. flrst
WOODWARD g. Norris, RE. 65S5.
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DESK SPACE

ARLINGTON. on Wilson blvd, near
Courthouse; desk space. phone serv-
BAN SERVICE CENTER. Cali JA.
2-8373. ia. 6-919S. Ill
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CATTLE FARM

Montgomery County, Md.
Committing distance to d. C. 900
plus acres rich bottom and upland,
lined and fertilized. Paved high
way to entrance. Nine-room resi-
de1ce. modern 2h baths new 8
barns, large machine shed and
outbldgs. Two tenant houses,
White plank and wire fences.
Owner selling because Of Ill health.
Let US show you this fine, paying
MI farm; aaoe Hor appt.; ; call dosn MAJ. Lane;
d PHELPS, INC, 1417 K sc. NV,
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IN ST. AGNES PARISH
24-ft: Nv. dining comb. elec. kit,
bsmt;, recr. rm., drive-in gar; oil
n:,Wh;; lge. wooded lot: Sl4,5UO
S3,SO0 cash. approx. $7l per mo,
Vacant.
Fred J. George, Realtor
Gil. .6117, OK. Oil %
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LEE HEIGHTS
COZY?

M MN MN mi
See this immaculate 2-bedroom
bungalow with convector-type hot
water heat; storm windows; Johns
Manville insulation: full basement,
Enclosed side porch; beautiful
fenced yard with shade trees; ex-
cellent North Arlington location
near shopping, transp. and schools;
$4,000, with reasonable terms. Be
first tn call nn this
Evening star., 1952-10-09
ARMY-NAVY

Personnel, here's your chance to get
a reasonably priced home Just a
stones throw from the Pentagon
and Navy Annex. Attrac. brick CO.
lonial, well-shrubbed corner lot; l3x
1S liv. rm. with sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit, full bsmt., 2 bedrms.,
both will hold double beds. This
house is spotless. Low cash down,
excellent terms.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

"sss~SSSS WV NbbNe
DO YOU NEED A WAREHOUSE Of
about $500 50. It. for gaad storage
space? This warehouse has electric
service, senI ,,ga gas; as. sewer. and water, very
1Hsas1On near 0e w'ds main ae' arels TT
highways. Call us now for appt. to
see. Rent $125 per mo THOS v.
LAKE & ASSOCIATE. AP. S4OO.
$500 SO. FIT. at CSC 50. IT. Down.
town location. MIR; SLATER. RE.
81 l26; ewes. WI. 9535. %
2-STORY BRICK. Can be used a.
workshop or garage. Rear 1893 9TH
st: nv; CAN MI $500. -13
ROCKVILLE PIKE. close-in TO- Be-
p. r. siding: win build to suit ten.
ant. Any size, with plenty Of park
ing. DERMOT NEE. Elk. 1900.
$4,000 SO. FIT. centrally located near
the downtown section. l floor oper-
alton, excellent for storage and dis
tribution. Once space included. Fine
covered loading facilities. Immedi-
ately available to responsible tenant
at very reasonable rental Call Mr.,
Dodge, Jr.. WEAVER BROS. INC.
BLADENSBURG RID. AREA
oR. 2r tlaef osdns Svfr iae.s aSso .n .s
railroad sidings; 15' clear ceiling
height; 400 ID. floor load: designed
Brokers protected.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-. S1O0
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BOATS

CONTINUED On Next PaeS5
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$15.95O

Sparkling-new. 3-bedroom. ranch type
home, Just of Shirley hwy. in Lin
colnia area. De luxe kitchen; jmme-
gate possession: flexible terms. kI.
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two-bedroom, Arlington
Colonial, conveniently located only
minutes from Pentagon and Navy
Annex; $1,000 cash will handle.
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bungalow, IN excellent
condition. near Fort Belvoir. IDEAL
STARTER HOME. Low down pay
ment. Dial XII T-.053
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COIONEI.'S MOVTNC

COLONEL'S MOVING
Makes this spacious brick Colonial
available at this time. 1929 liy.
rm. with drepl., 1Ox12 sep. din.
rm., equipped kit, 8 fulI-sized bed
rms, .cedar-lined closets, side
screened porch and rec. rm. EXCEL
LENT NORTH ARLINGTON LOCA-
TION.
MCINTOSH & MCINTOSH
2046 Wilson Blvd. IA. 2-2I0O.
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COUNTRY LIVIN'

Real close to the city. and yet you
Brick bungalow with English bsr't.
Liv. rm. with firepl., 3 bedrms.
Brand-new. Excel. financing. Call
for appt.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

REMAINING IN CAPITAL-Even though her Senotor-h -hus-
band up for reelection and his expires in
January, friends Of Mrs. Tom ConnoIy hope she and the
Senator will make Washington their permanent home Mrs.
Conno|y long has been prominent in Washington social
and official circles and is herself often hostess
-Eorris- Ewino Photo
Evening star., 1952-11-18
RetiringChie
of Engineers
lis sHOnored

The retiring Chief of Engineers
1t. Gen. Lewis A. Pick. and Mrs
Pick were guests of honor at a
late afternoon party yesterday
when Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.
Reeves, jr.. were hosts in their
home on Fulton street. 1t. Gen
Pick will review the troops at re-
treat this afternoon at Fort Bel
voir on the occasion of his retire
ment. Today is also the generals
birthday anniversary.
Guests yesterday at the recep-
ton included the honor guests
son 1t. Lewis A. Pick, jr.. and Mrs.
Picks mother, Mrs. Charles Cary
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Leslie r. Groves
and their son and daughter-in-
law, Capt. and Mrs. Richard
Groves, came down from their
home at Darien. Conn, and are
remaining for the retreat this
afternoon. Others coming from
out of town for the two events are
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. w. E. Potter
of Omaha, Nebr. and Col. Craig
Smysee of Panama.
Assistant Chief Of Engineers and
Mrs. c. H. Choerpening and the
Engineer Commissioner Of the
District of Columbia and Mrs,
Bernard L. Robinson were among
other leading engineer officers and
their wives in the company.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Huge Dinner at Sui grave
Is Given by Mrs. Keyes
Harris Ewing Photo

Ilectors' items. Mrs. Keyes has rs
of them in her collection.
On each table, too, were menus
that included the muscial pro-
gram and the poem, American
Steamboat" written by Garnett
Laidlaw Eskew, who makes his
home here and is in the Govern
ment. He is also author of the
book, Pageant of the Packets. -
Ranking guests at the party were
the Australian Ambassador and
Lady Spender and the Chief of
Protocol and Mrs. John F. Sim
mons. Representative James Full
ton came down from Pittsburgh for
the dinner as did Capt. and Mrs.
Fred Way. Capt. Way is possibly
the greatest authority on Missis-
sippi steamboating and has au-
thored several books on the SUBJ
ject. John Zenn was another
Pittsburgh guest. He is connected
with iron foundries there which
play a part in the book.
Dean Lewis Hammond of the
University of Virginia School of
Graduate Studies was present and
also John Wyllie, acting head of
the archives department at the
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Miss Butrick
Make Bow

Montreal society will have the
pleasure of meeting Miss Ann
Butrick when she will be present.
ed at the St. Andrews Ball to be
held there on November %. Miss
Butrick is the daughter of the
American Consul General and
Mrs. Butrick.
The debutante also made her
bow last June in Washington at
the Chevy Chase Club. On De-
cember 10, she will be presented
at the Junior Assembly which will
take place at the Sulgrave Club.
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|Mr. Bernard Buyer
WED in California

At Old st. Mary's Church in San
Francisco, Miss Dolores Margaret
Gorak, daughter Of Mrs. Steph-
anie S. Gorak of Chicago, became
the bride on November 8 of Mr.
Bernard Martin Bayer. Mr.. Baye1
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Bayer of this city. The Rev
Stanley T. Gorak, brother of the
bride, officiated at the ceremony
assisted by the Revs. Claude j
Collins, esp; Edward j. CORY
and Thomas I. Kennedy. A recep-
ton was held at the Mark Hopkins
Hotel.
Miss Gertrude T. Gorak was her
sisters only attendant and Serv-
ing Mr.. Bayer as best man was
his brother, Mr.. Joseph J. Bayer.
The couple will reside in San
Francisco after December /.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Society News
By Katherine M. Brooks

Sonora de Velasco Ibarra, wife
of Ecuador's President who is or
a pleasure trip in this country
was the guest in whose honor
Mrs. Truman entertained al
luncheon today in the White
House. Sonora de Velasco Ibarra
will leave tomorrow to return tc
her South American home. This
evening Ecuador's First Lady will
attend the concert of the New
York Philharmonic Orchestra in
Constitution Hall. The concert is
sponsored by American Univer-
sity.
Sonora de VelaSco Ibarra has
been sightseeing in this country
for several weeks. AS her trip is
wholly unofficial, little formal fes-
tivity was planned. She returned
to the Capital the end of last
week unheralded and during these
past few days several informal
and hurriedly arranged parties
have been staged in her honor.
Yesteld day she lunched at the
Mayf1ower with Sonora de Peralta,
wife of the Ecuador Charge
d'Affaires. Others in the COM
pany were wives of members Of
the embassy staff.
BroziIion Visitor
Brazil's Foreign Minister, Joao
Nevis da Fontoura, who heads his
country'S delegation to the United
Nations, arrived yesterday after
noon and is a guest of Ambassa-
dor Walther Moreira Sales at the
embassy. Today the visitor was
honor guest at a special meeting
of the Organization of American
States of which the United States
Ambassador John C. Drier is
chairman. The meeting is always
followed by luncheon served in
the hall of Heros and Flags.
Ambassador Moreira Sales has
invited members of the Brazilian
Embassy staff to dine informally
with the Foreign Minister this
evening. The dinner will follow
the small and informal cup of
Evening star., 1952-11-18

Some 80 or 80 people reverted
to the colorful old steamboat days
last evening at an interest-packeo
dinner at the Sulgrave Club. For
mer Washingtonian and noted
author, Mrs. Frances Parkinson
Keyes, entertained in honor of all
those who helped with editorial
advice or source material for her
newest book, Steamboat Gothic. "
In Washington for two weeks
and stopping at the Sulgrave Club,
Mrs. Keyes will spend the winter
in her Louisiana home. In the
spring she will return to Spain
where she finished the book last
year prior to a summer tour OF
Europe.
The second floor of the Sulgrave
Club was gay with music reminis-
cent of the famed Mississippi
River days. Sidney's string trio
played old Southern airs through
out the evening ending up with
"Old Man River" and Gene
Archer sang steamboat songs and
spirituals for the dinner guests.
Mrs. Keyes received her guests
standing with Brig. Gen. Frank
Dorm, Deputy Chief of Informa-
ton for the Army. whom she had
asked to act as host at the din
ner. Both Gen. Dorm and Major
Vernon Pizer of the Army's Maga-
zine and Book Branch gave the
author some assistance in re-
search.
The gayly decorated ballroom
was the setting for the dinner. A
5-foot replica of lighted steam
boat reposed on the orchestral
platform against a bank Of flowers
and peacock feathers. Toy pea
cocks and flowers decorated half
of the eight tables in the room
and miniature swans the other
half. Both birds played a role in
the book.
On the hostess table was well
ieuse, a combination night lamp
and teapot once used in France
and Louisiana and are now COL
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Barbara Wilcox
Becomes Bride

The marriage of Miss Barbara
Jean Wilcox, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Halsted N. Wilcox of Takoma
Park. to Mr.. Kenneth Elwood
Mofett took place on November
IL at the Trinity Episcopal Church
in Washington, the Rev. Ray Ry-
land officiating. A reception fol-
lowed in the church parlor.
Mr.. Moffett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWood S. Moffett also of
Takoma Park, is a seaman ap-
prentice on the U. S. S. Sierra
stationed at Norfolk.
Maid of honor was Miss Claudia
Burger, cousin of the bride, and
Mr.. George c. Kidwell served as
best man.
The couple went to Franklin
Manor on their honeymoon.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
THE EVENING STAR B.
Miss Nuhon
IsHonOred

Miss Barbara Mahon. niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Cunningham,
was lonored at a luncheon given
Sunday by Baroness Genevieve
Won Ascherberg. It was held at
the River Club in Mayo. Md. and
the debutante was greeted by
many young members of WASH
ington' society and by a group Of
midshipmen from the Naval
Academy
Included among the guests were
Gen and Mrs. Claude B. Nickel
wait, Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Tav-
enner, Miss Emma Perly Lincoln.
Mrs. Harry w. Hawley and Mrs.
Kathryn Helms.
Others were the Misses Joan
Carmichael, Louise Avril Clarke.
Joyce Clifford. Perry Durant. An
ldrea Macdonald, Diana Sandefer.
Lark Curtis, Elizabeth Dallam.
Faith Hollowell, Jill Jamison,
Nancy McClaskey. Helen Ann
Muir. Margaret Osborn, Marilyn
and Sandra Whitlock, Garnett
Williams and Diane Damon of
New York. Also. Alice Freer.
Carlotta Pritchard and Patricia
lDevereux were included.
More expected were Mr.. John
Berry Wallace, DR.. Roger Nor
rell and Mr.. Frederick Dali
lam of Washington. The mid
shipmen included william Pink
ney Jones, Thomas William
Schaaf, Fitz Woodrow, j. E. Flor
ance. E. E. Shelley, w. G. Maser.
H L Swanson, c. E. Ohme, R. F.
Falge, I. F. Lamore and P. M.
Wells.
Evening star., 1952-11-18

university which holds the original
script. Mrs. Keyes was born in
Charlottesville and her late father
was professor of Greek at the uni
versity.
Other out-of -towners were Mrs.
Katherine Messmer. head of the
New York publishing house; Au-
gust Dietz, head of the Dietz Press
of Richmond, and his wife. and
Frederick Hill, head of the Marin
ers Museum at Newport News.
Acting as hostesses at the vari-
ous tables were Mrs. Messmer, Mrs.
Pizer, Mrs. Buchanan Merryman.
Mrs. Charles Rollins, Mrs. Edwin
Kintner, jr. and Mrs. Joseph Casey.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Joquess-Moots
Announcement

The marriage of Miss Lucille G.
Meats of Washington to Mr.. Eu-
gene Estus Jaquess of Arlington
took place on November IL at the
Little Church Around the Corner
in New York City. the Rev. George
Heald officiating.
The bride is a supervisor of the
Veterans Administration Claims
Service. Mr.. Jaquess, an attorney
of the Veterans Administration,
was recently retired after serving
over 33 years in the Government.
Tampa, Fla, will be the couples
future residence.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
miss Ruth Hartley
|Enqoqed to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton E. Hart
ley of Falls Church announce the
engagement of their daughter
Ruth Marion to Mr.. William Claf-
lin Warner. also of Falls Church.
He is the son Of DR.. and Mrs.
Harold E. Warner of Takoma
Park.
The bride-elect attended the
University Of Maryland where she
was a member of Delta Gamma
sorority and was graduated from
the Georgetown University School
of Nursing. Mr.. Warner is a
graduate of George Washington
University and is now teaching
at the George Mason Junior-Sen-
lor High School in Falls Church
The marriage will take place
on December 20.
Evening star., 1952-11-18
Miss Mcmillan
Is Married

Miss Dorothy May Mcmillan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
S. Mcmillan of Kensington, be-
came the bride on November
of Mr.. EverS A. Knadler, son Of
Mrs. Clyde Knadler and the late
Mr.. Knadler of Martinsburg.
The ceremony took place ir
the rectory of the Holy Redeeme1
Church in Kensington with the
Rev. Murphy officiating. There
was a reception at the Silver
Spring Moose Lodge.
The former Miss Mcmillan at
tended Strayer's Business College
and is at present working for
the Justice Department. Mr.
Knadler studied at Shepherd
State Teachers College.