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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sAIE

FACTORY. within 20 min. downtown
wash. on No. hwy; BIO siding 5,
modern BLDG, l4-ft. ceilings. suit
lor heavy OF light manufacturing
overhead cranes; approx. $4,000
50, IT,. OF sround. including bldg.
Call Mr.: Curling. with r.. 6,
PuNEE: Ho. 600; ewes. and Sun,
1855 So. FIT, OF LEVEL LAND
Zoned light industrial Fronting on
paved streets, Just on No. | hwy
within miles OF the l4th Street
Bridge. Ideal for trucking CO., dis
trlbutlnE or manufacturing. SeS
MI. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC.
DI. $500: ewes, JA. 2-923s.
COMMERCIAL. industrial ground
D G., Md: railroad sidinEs. E. N
0O'OOO SO. FT. industrial waterfront
land On AGacoStia River below Ma
val Gun Factory in D. c.; for sale
lease or trade. For details call MR..
VlNNICK. Ma SO36. =
bELTSVILLE Industrial ground
some on railroad, some with bldg
AIICHESON REAL ESTATE, TO
524g. -.
1900 SO. FT.-Zoned Ind comm. J:
vic. s. Cap. Bridge; price $3.50 So
IT: will consider lease.
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
l2ll Eye st. NV. RE. s2s2
4
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LURIA BROS.

OPEN TIL o PM.
$500 WILSON BLVD. OW. $500
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NATIONAL ORGANIZA-
TION NON PROFIT,
EDUCATIONAL AND
CHARITABLE IN Ma
TURE, WISHES TO
RENT BETWEEN 5000
AND 1000 SO. FIT. OF
SPACE OR BETWEEN
IL AND II ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR OFF,
CES. PHONE AID. 41l6
WEEKDAYS.
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Ala 10Th ST g w

store in brand-new ofic,
bldg. Heart of Southwest marke
and convenient to all Government
bldgs. Call r. A HUMPHREYS
Realtors Ma 5000
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continuedl
ALE . CoNnITIONEn

DOWNTOWN. AIR CONDITIONED
Modern ireproof elevator bldg. Ven-
etian blinds. f1ourescent lights, etc,
All services included Singles and
suites; suites Singles from SIS t1 $50 50.
R1m, l0l. 4l2 5th st. NV. RI
s:RooM SUITE of over 600 So. f.
kkesssSnssIy assIsRRcggR gEiced fn at 500 ger me.
suite near Mayfiower: receptionist
service: $95. Elk. 021i days. IS
1919 18th ST. N.W.-Avail. April /;
large bsmt. ONCE; $50 per mo. Also
Office ItRfc 0tssS. aNS. TERRTousr ST SR2S spSScr S
at "S05 Jefferson Davis hwy. Arl.,
ATTRACTIVE, large l-room ONO.
near Statler;, carpeted, fuorescent
Eass tionsd EfastiaR Dids With sSlnds ar-c0pd
established Individual or arm con.
sidered. Room 2o4. HOS 10th st.
l.i$ H ST. N.E.-En,ire end rs a, or
wIiii Iaas rent as separate otnceS. Ho.
DUPONT cIRcLE-Two 1re., 6risb.
I'm Ems. 5GY1 Snd bath 1st Il; Si60 per nc: mo.
AcRosS FROM srArLER Fur.
fSned from law Snd m F% S4o srtEey NE sss6P separate
X ST. NV. .I4I1-Downtown once
consisting OF 2 air-conditioned rms,
M psr m9nth. h. BOSS & PHELPS,
AvXILABiE APRIL Business
ssfs setSesda diaiqsmfton Post 0fes apply Box 5?sl'
BEST COMMERCIAL or ONCE loca.
Iion, on Wis. ave. Good space,
adaptable SH I%a2 For rent or sale. j, c.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND K-s rms,
sreeep. rm., 2 private rmsD. approx.
Pc WERE r. WELDON, Agent, Elk.
e:i + ST. N.w.-Entire End A., suit.
y nG;,,156; EXS 456% Or TR. 7e55. IS
loo So. IT.. in whole or in part;
imm' caIp 1SS 1Gseup;; rgsS; Sp E1 rent To inspect
14l5 X st. NV. ME. 540O.
DOWNTOWN eley. Office bldg, nvt-
To inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
4 CO., l415 K st. NV NE. 54OO,
"iSo II, I6d 10th s ST; N.W.-3 Ige. rms.
occup.: reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & Co, l4I5 K st. NV.
Ne; NE ;,dsSl, 2do9 Eyes, GE; 0619.
approx. $50 so. it.. will partition to
Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
l4i2 St; NV. NE. 540O.
ID0WNIOWN-2 floors, each 1000 50.
natl. org. Reas. ELLIS. ST. 1874.
OFFICE or meeting room, all new,
st. NV, avail. parking, So up per
gay or night. Box 222-A, Star.
ThREE-RM. SUITE. near the Shore.
nam Hotel: reasonably priced. S. r.
ATAFaTHoSS AMTAEI4N = SS00cGir1Du CO. 1u 1866. Z
now being used by q doctor near
the Mardman Park Hotel. g. z.
MARTIN & CO.. DU. 1866. .
CONNECTICUT AVE, Chevy Chase
is now available at a very reason.
able rental. Corner suite. Ind floor
consists OF rooms and bath; ideal
location for dentist, doctor or other
professional offices. THOS. j, FISH
ER 4 Co. INC, 73S 18th st. NV.
TWO ROOMS. modern. newly de, deco
rated. reasonable rental; available
Immediately at 14th and New York
ave; NV. Phone EN-. S100 for ap-
OFFICE FOR RENT, ALEx-FiEst.
| fl: location. consisting of rms
| air conditioned. oil heat. suit. for
Lawyers, branch insurance or real
estate; of King. st. nr. Courthouse;
| S?90 per mo. lease. CHARLES ID.
| POLLMAN. INC: Sl7 King St, Alex.
Va: AL. 2422, OV. 2215.
1894 X ST. N.W.-First floor. pvt.
!svaIory; l4x2O; redecorated; $50.
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1920 Gallatin st.-Located in same
posite P. O.; $500 50. it., 40-ft
frontage: will remodel to suit; rea-
Sonable rental.
Is H ST. NE.
At Govt. Printing Once, Post Once
and Union Station; large trading
area: zoned End comml.; 1Sx15;
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DOWNTOWN

400 9Th st. n.w.-Corner: full base
ment: unusually fine show Windows
WESTOVER
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Here. indeed, is . rare opportunity
to acquire this excellent property
only years old. located in 3
heavily populated business section
If you are interested in PURCHASING
going, modern colored theater, ol
q building of this type. which lends
ltseH to many other uses. then this
onerlng merits your investig tion.
Due to. unusual circumstances, and
In order to expedite the SAFE, we
nave been authorized 10 LIQUIDS t.
this property in its entirety at con-
siderably less than its value and
with most attractive financing tc
qualified principals.
This property must be seen ano
thoroughly inspected to be appre-
ciated. and We will welcome the
opportunity to have you do So. by
appointment and without obiigat on
OF course. For further details ant
to inspect. please consult
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HYATTSVIILE

5000 bl. N. Washington blvd.-Mod
ern store in active business cen
ter: 1Sx15; private parking; low
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ppON1JNEN1r C0pNrp

PROMINENT Gunner
14th and Park rd. NV section
suitable any business: 8 large dis
play windows. full basement. real
entrance to private driveway. CO
1886; Sunday and ewes, RA. S4l1
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TT n OF. INV. DI. 1HUW.
1s4l L ST. NV. store with 3 rms
and bath; left Of Conn. ave-; reas
354l Ga. ave-, nr. N. H. ave: $50
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1O23 10Th St NV. Ma N5S1
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.

$4,000 SO. Fl. of ground centraIl,
located; pvt. r.r. siding and office
ma. 1855.
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AVE. at Kennedy St NV.
-35rm. suite of offices avail. i'm.
med1ately; fine. conv. location.
nay REALTY CO., INC, RA, 22OO
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RIDDELL REALTY CO.

TWO STORES in medical center;
l large. l small; both on heavy
pedestrian traffic streets; long leases
avail: to responsible tenants. For
dnt
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

REAL ESTATE BROKER would like
desk space in otflce. d. c. or Nary
land. Box 66-H. Star.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

Parker is co-starred in the film. Dexter is reported to make Valentino live again be- cause of their physical re- semblance.
 During the fabulous EOS many women yipped and walked when the real Valen- tino appeared on the screen.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

Don Clark, son of sMr. and Mrs. Basil Clark, has been named on the honor roll at the University of Alaska this semester for having an aver age grade of B or above.
 Don is a freshman at the University.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

During the showing of the; movie, Halls of Montezumap last week at the 0fpheunE5. several Marines from Kodiak Naval Station were stationed in the lobby ard in front of the theatre,
 Weapons used by the Corps, were also on display.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

The vogue is said to be start ing again.
 Wednesday and Thursday the Paramount picture Dear Brat is scheduled. The cast in- cludes Mona Freeman, Billy DeWolfe and Edward Arnold.
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16
Great lover Picture Showing At Orpheussp

Valentino, great scre en lover of the '20s, will be DOT trayed on the Orpheum Theatre screen Sunday and Monday.
 Anthony Dexter plays the part of Valentino. Eleanor
Kodiak mirror., 1952-02-16

Read The Classifieds
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Woman Reports Pair
Robbed Her Of 5000

Mrs. Mary Grayson, 81. Of 220a
Champlain street NV, told police
she was robbed of 5000 yesterday
afternoon by two men, who fol-
lowed her into her. first floor
apartment.
Police said she told them one
of the men had a butcher knife,
and the other, a meat cleaver
Both were colored, she said.
According to police, Mrs. Gray
son said she had just returned
from posting letter and had left
the door of the apartment ajar
because she was going right out
again.
She quoted one of the men, who
was about 80. as saying: "Give
us the money" She said she told
them she didn't have any. She
told police one of the men. who
was about 80, replied: II know
you have money" Mrs. Grayson
said she then took the money
from a drawer and gave it to
the thieves.
Both men had heavy muStaches
and goatees, Mrs. Grayson told
police. They wore dark trousers
and T-shirts with horizontal
stripes.
Mrs. Grayson's husband. Bryn
lis a gardener who works for
families in the Spring Valley
section.
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speeiai Dispoteh TO The stor

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. July
'26.-An object which might have
been mistaken for a flying
saucer" has been found by JET
ferson County farm woman living
near Middleway. It appears to be
IA kind Of kite but has not been
identified.
Mrs. Lewis Prather found the
object on her farm. From a dis
tance she said, it looked like a
section Of airplane fuselage.
The device is made of extra
heavy paper coated with glossy
aluminium paint on one side. 1t is
about five feet square and so
designed that when in the air it
will catch the wind coming from
any direction. The frame is made
of wood. The only marking on 1t
is lettering-MI-307-C-AP.
A check with the Civil Aero
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Mysterious Kite Discovered
|By Woman Near Murtinsburq

nautics Authority's Always Com
munications Station at Municipal
Airport here failed to identify the
object or its owner.
The kite was brought to a news
paper Office by Mrs. Prather after
she had read story in which
an airplane pilot said he had
seen mysterious bright objects. in
the sky between Washington and
Martinsburg early Sunday.
Observers here doubted how
ever, that the kite would have
shown at night unless there had
been a strong light focused on 1t.
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Murtinsburq Gets Plaque

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July
26 (SpeciaD. The National
Safety Council has presented a
plaque to the city Of Martinsbllrg
for its achievement of not having
a motor vehicle fatality during
1851. Martinsburg was one Of two
cities in West Virginia qualifying
for the award.
Evening star., 1952-07-26
Freight Car Capacity

CHICAGO (SF).-Total capa-
city of all freight-carrying cars
owned or leased by United States
class l railroads was 80 million
tons in 1850.
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21ea q rrs 70 >5+oo ti1cce5t >19>:
163.136 SQUARE FEET
ALREADY LEASED
ONLY 1858 SQUARE FEET
LEFT IN THE GREAT
PARkINGToN, ARLINGTON
SHOPPING CENTER

To the businessman who is looking towards the sub
urbs, the Porkinoton Shopping Center offers excep-
tonoI foctes Your new store will be in the heart Of
q busy shopping city. Your customers will have full
use of Americas largest parking building, space for
10000 cars per doy-protected from the elements,
just few steps from your own door, Your neiehbors
will be among the Who's Who Of Retailing .
modern, up-to-dote stores will assure you continuous
Traffic.. The Porkineton Shopping Center Of l8
acres is rapidly nearing completion This space of
l7,675 square feet, which can be subdvided to suit
your needs is all thot remains for leasing Of this
dote. For further information, phone Milton P.
Shlesinoer, Asst Vice President and Operating
Manager Of the Porkneton Shopping Center at
National 500, Ext. 320l.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
|CIurkes Hosts
To Col. and
Mrs. Abbey

Col. and Mrs. Richard s. Abbey
were the guests in whose honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Clarke en-
tertained yesterday at an outdoor
buffet supper. The scene Of the
festivity was the garden of the
Clarkes' home in Belle Haven
where steaks were broiled and
small tables were on the lawn
for guests to enjoy the freshly
cooked steaks:
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke with their
honor guests received in the draw
ing room and went on into the
garden. Col. Abbey has been in
Washington with the Joint Chiefs
of Staff and shortly will leave to
take up his new duties as chief
Of the air section of the Mill
tary Assistance Advisory Group
with headquarters at The Hague.
Tables were set up on the porch
and the playroom. in addition
to the garden. to be protected
should 1t rain.
Mrs. Ida Abbey. mother of tho
colonel and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Quirk, parents Of Mrs. Clarke were
at the party. The company also
included DR.. and Mrs. Francis
Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Garrity. Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. john
son, DR.. and Mrs. Adelbert Mar
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ty-
dings and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Will
lard Nails.
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Woshingtonions
Cities

Countess Szechenyi, who closed
her Washington home early in the
summer and has been staying at
the La Forge in Newport. has gone
to Chester, N. H., to stay until the
latter part Of August. She will be
back at the Rhode Island resort
for the late summer and early
autumn.
Mrs. Louis Bruguiere. who with
Mr.. Bruguiere is at Wakehurst.
their Newport place for the sea-
son, gave q dinner party there
Monday evening to celebrate her
birthday anniversary.
Dominican Minister Plinio B.
Pima Chevalier, who Is commercial
counselor at the Embassy and has
his offices in New York. with
Sonora de Pima Chevalier were
honor guests at dinner Monday
evening. The party was given by
IMr. and Mrs. Louis Vidal on the
Starlight roof of the Waldorf
Astoria in New York and was an
other of the series of Latin Ameri-
can evenings on the Roof.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
IChcIing the Countryside: .~
dublin Horse Show Drowinq
MANY Virginia Spectators

Mr.. and Nh. Gordon Douglas, jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stettinius
III, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Furness
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Ohrs-
from, who have returned to White
wood after watching their horses
run in England. Others who
gathered at the Hulberts were Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Mars of Mar
land, the James McCormicks of
Dover. Mr.. and Mrs. Nefell Ward.
jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Kaye and
the Joseph MulfordS.
Mr.. Mulford's daughter Eliza
beth whose father was the late
Jonkheer Richard Wergbold Van
Schuylenburch of Holland, former
attache of the Netherland En-
bassy in Washington. left for Hol-
land last week with her new hus-
band. David Kenneth Ellis of
Glen Morgan. Wales. Elizabeth was
married on July 8 at the Mulford's
estate, Highmeadows outside of
Middleburg by the Rev. Ambrose
Highland. Father Highland. padre
of the famous church of st. Dimos
at Clinton Prison, Dannemora,
N. Y. few down to perform the
ceremony and remained for the re-
ception held after the 4 o'clock
wedding. Many members Of the
Orange County and other nearby
hunts attended the wedding and
reception.
Among others who have already
left for Ireland are Mr.. and Mrs
Duncan Read and their two daugh-
ters of Middleburg and Mr.. ano
Mrs. Herbert Shaw of Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mellon anc
their children have left Rokeby
Farm, near Upperville for Europe
until August 1. when they will
return to go to the Cape.
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Society News: ,~.~,a.sw
Saudi Arabian Prince
Honored at Embassy
Host Planned to Use Garden for Party;
Visiting Official to Leave Tomorrow

Minister and Mime. Haikal with
Yemen Charge d'Affaires, Sayed
Abdurrahman Ibn Abdussamed
Abu- -Taleb. and Iraq Charge
d'Affaires and Nine. Bakr and
their daughter. Miss Huda Bakr,
were other diplomatic corps
members in the group.
Stote Officials
Mr.. John Simmons, chief Of pro-
tocol, State Department. with AS
sistant Secretary for Near Eastern
Affairs and Mrs. Henry A. Brigade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin M. Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Await,
both gentlemen in the division OF
North East Asian Affairs, were also
present. Also from State Depart
ment circles were Mrs. Thalbert
Taylor, Mr.. Francis Boardman
and Mr.. Wells Stabler.
Vice President and Treasurer OF
the Export-Impor Bank and Mrs,
IW. D. Whittemore were in the
company and others included Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank BatruS Of Leba-
non, MaShid Khadouri Of Iraq
IDjahangir Boushehri Of PakiStan
Mr.. and Mrs. Ameen David. Mr.
and Mrs. George Ireland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Mccormick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gabriel Shalhoub, Mr.. George
Camp Keiser of the Middle East
Institute, Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit
Roosevelt and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Morris.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
By Dolores Phillips

It was toss-up between Chi
cago and Dublin out here last
week. Those who foreswore their
horses long enough to watch the
politicos hurdle at the Convention
are a little outweighed by those
leaving for Ireland and the Dublin
Horse Show. but the general trend
is away from Virginia in July.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mills of
Broad Run. Mrs. Harry Darlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Garrett,
both Of whose estates are near
Marshall, and Mrs. Robert Young,
wife Of the ex-Master of the
Orange County Hunt, went to Chi
|cago to sit in on the proceedings.
While this group were away. there
were several parties given by the
less political minded for Mrs. Nor
man Toerge who left on Wednes-
day for Frankfurt with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Cyrus Manierre. Mrs.
Manierre. with her two children,
lis joining her husband, who will
be stationed abroad for two years
Sunday was the climax of the
entertaining for Mrs. Toerge be-
fore her departure. Mr.. and Mrs
Smithson Broadhead had a small
luncheon for the William HUI
berts. Mrs. Manierre. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mulford and Mrs
James Mccormick. A swimming
and cocktail party followed, given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wells al
Mansfield. their place outside o1
Middleburg. On Monday night the
Hulberts gave a dinner party fol
Mrs. Toerge. Among their guest:
were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wells
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Mrs. Thomas
Party

Mrs. Frederick L. Thomas en-
tertained at luncheon today with
Mrs. Dean Acheson. wife of the
Secretary of State the ranking
guest. The party took place at
Tanglewood, Mrs. Thomas resi-
dence at Ashton, Md.
The party was to assemble the
hostess committee in charge of
the fancy work table for the an
nual supper and bazaar to be
given at Sherwood High School
in Sandy Spring on July 20 by
the Women's Board of Mont
gomery County General Hospital.
Others included were Mrs.
c. L. Gilpin, vice president of
the committee. Mrs. Millard West,
ST., and her daughter, Mrs. Mer-
ton English, who has recently re-
turned from four years in England.
Still more were Mrs. E. A. Mer-
ritt, Mrs. Paul Sleman. Mrs. Clag-
get Dorsey, Mrs. Mahlon Kirk
w, Mrs. Thomas Kelly, Mrs.
Sumner Wood, Mrs. Henry de
C. Adams. Mrs. Clarke Slade and
Mrs. Tarleton Brooke.
Evening star., 1952-07-17
Miss Blue, 1t. Irving Wed
Te Winburn Photo.

and white and lavander del
phiniums.
The bridegroom's father served
as the best man. The ushers were
Capt. Gerald Hall. U. s. A.. 1t
Edward Gillette, u. S. A.. 1t
John Martin, U. S. A., all Of
West Point, and 1t. Peter Hams
U. S. A., of Washington.
There was a reception at the
Colony Club. 1t. Irving is sta
toned at Fort Bragg, N. C.
The former Miss Blue attended
Spence School in New York and
was graduated from Madeira
School here. She attended Vassal
College for two years and COM
pleted the course at Katherine
Gibbs School in New York this
June. She made her debut in New
York in 1949 at a tea dance al
home and at a dinner before the
Debutante Cotillion and Christmas
Ball.
The bride is a member Of the
National Society Colonial Dame,
of America, the Daughters Of the
Barons of Runnemede and a pro-
viSional member of the junior
League Of New York. She is the
granddaughter Of Col. and Mrs
Daniel Huston Torrey Of Wash.
ington.
1t. Irving was graduated from
the Kent School and from thu
United States Military Academy
In the class Of 1851. He Is thu
grandson Of Mrs. c. Frank DOVE
of Atlanta, Ca, and the late Mr.
DOVE, and of Mr.. and Mrs. vii.
liam Henry Irving Of Taunton
Mass.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

A letter this morning says: my
husband and I live on farm and
every summer we have friends and
relatives who live in the city come
and spend their vacation with us.
We love to have them, but they
seem to forget that we are not on
vacation, and when they leave we
are completely exhausted. My hus-
band and I have to get up very
early in the morning to do the
necessary chores and, much as we
would like to. can't stay up half
the night with them. Is it i'm
proper to suggest to these guests
that they are staying up much too
late for us, and how can we get
this idea across to them without
offending anyone?"
Explain your situation to them
as frankly as you are explaining it
to me. They can hardly think
you're rude.
When Family Refuses Consent
Dear Mrs. Post: I am going to
be married soon in spite Of the
fact that my parents do not ap-
prove Of my marriage and will
have nothing at all to do with 1t.
Under the circumstances, Cd will
you please tell me how the invita-
tions can be worded without using
their names? co Also. would 1t
be proper for the bridegroom's
father to "give me away" since my
own father will not be present. N
Answer: Cd
The honour Of your presence
Is requested
at the marriage Of
Miss Mary Jones
to
Mr.. Henry Greene
etc.
(2) His family cannot give you
Evening star., 1952-07-17
|Rosen-Abend
Announcement

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Rosen of
Pittsburgh, Pa, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter. Han
nah Faye. to Mr.. Phillip Gary
Abend. He is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Abend Of Washington.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Rabbi A. M. Ashinsky,
Dean Of the Orthodox Rabbinate
of Pittsburgh. She is presently
attending the University Of Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Abend is a graduate OF
Talmudical Academy Of Yeshivah
University. He is now completing
his Masters Degree at George
Washington University and will
start on his doctorate at the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh in September
The wedding will take place in
the early fall.
Evening star., 1952-07-17

The Chapel of st. Bartholo-
news Church in New York was
the scene yesterday of the mar
riage of Miss Alice Torrey Griffith
Blue and 1t. Frederick French
Irving. Cannon Luther D. Miller
of the National Cathedral here,
assisted by the Rev. Irving S.
Pollard, officiated at the cere-
mony. Cannon Miller is retired
major general and was the Chief
of Chaplains of the Army.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. William Schif and the late
Col. Welborn Barton Griffith,
u. s. A. She is the adopted
daughter of the late Comdr. John
Stuart Blue, U. S. N. 1t. Irving
is the son of Maj. Gen. Frederick
A. Irving, U. S. A.. Superintendent
of the United States Military
Academy, and Mrs. Irving.
Given in marriage by her step
father, Col. Schiff, the bride wore
a candlelight satin wedding gown
fashioned with an oval neckline
outline with heirloom rose point
lace. She also wore earrings and
a necklace of seed pearls that had
been worn by five generations in
her family. Her veil Of French il
lusion was held by a rose point
lace cap and she carried a bouquet
Of lilies of the valley and bou-
vardia.
Miss Elizabeth DOVE Irving, sis
ter Of 1t. Irving, was the maid OF
honor. The other attendants were
the Misses Gwynne Chrysler Gar
bisch, Elizabeth Pray Draper
Polly Tingue Park. all OF New
York. and Mrs. Charles Robert
Martin of Cedarhurst. Long Is.
land. Miss Eleanor Stuart Blue
was her sisters flower girl.
All the bridal attendants wore
white eyelet organdy dresses ovel
turquoise blue that were ballerins
length. Their large. white horse.
hair hats had turquoise streamer!
which their shoes matched. They
carried pink carnations, pink liliel
Evening star., 1952-07-17
The Bruckens
To Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight c. Bracken
will entertain this Saturday in
honor of Miss Juanita Pancoast
and her fiance. Mr.. Richard T.
Secrest. It will be a 6 to 8 cock
tail gathering and will take place
at the Bracken residence.
The wedding Of Miss Pancoast
and Mr.. Secrest will take place
on August 2 at the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Washington Cathe-
dral. Mr.. Bracken will give the
bride in marriage.