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JU. 1880
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OPEN / TILL DARK
OPEN / TILL DARK

4769 HOMER AVE.
3 bedrms. and bath, liv. rm. with
tirepl., lge. dining rm. and kit,
full nsmt.. recreation rm. with firepl.,
oil h.-w.h.; level lot: trades con-
sidered. Directions: Out Suitland I'd
to Homer ave. topp. Census Bureau)
and left to open sign.
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY co.
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Immaculate Cape Cod with full shed
dormers, = large bedrms., living
nm with large picture window and
area. Full bsmt. Steel beam con-
struction. Gas &C. heat. ? blocks
70 express bus. Near U. of Md,
Price ST. I.250, assume S13 900 con-
tract. Shown by appt. Ewes, WA.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
REDUCED $1,000
OPEN SUN. Is
LANGLEY PARK RAMBLER
S17,950

rAKOMA PARK: NEW BRICK CAPE
COD; . bedrms., bath, lge. liy,
rm.. din. rm.. kit; lge. dry bsmt.; ;
roughed-in attic for bedrms. and
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Rambler -$12,50O
College Park Area

Modern 3-bedrm. det. brick home.
Liy. rm,, modern kit.-dinette. bath.
full bsmt., nice fenced lot: assume
payment. Shown by appt. Call AK.
1155. POTTS REALTY CO. 1907
Minnesota ave. ne, or Mr.. Beinert,
10 S-R1S9
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MARYLAND HOMES

4-bedrm. modern home with 5 acres,
less than : miles to D. C.
Beautiful 3-bedrm. Cape Cod with Z
ieres frontaaa " ~ poy Mas,hara m ;i. Siv.'
New 2-bedrm. Cape Gods with full
bsmt.. gas heat. stairway to un-
finished attic.
venient to transp.; priced for quick
sale; S2,350 down.
Numerous other homes, lots and
acreage in nearby Maryland. For
particulars call LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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IMMACULATE
BARGAIN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for this brick house last year, but
buyer must sell today. Make offer,
don't wait. We certainly will ac-
eept Sl4,950 with $4,000 cash. .
nedrms.. expans. attic, frepl.. din.
rm.: bSmt, Exclusive suburban neigh
eornood. Out Suitland rd, Sc. to
light IN Suitland, turn right at
sign to 1891 Remy DIR. McALLIS-
TER REAL, ESTATE HT a51o
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,.,,,SiI2; $50

LANDOVER HILLS
Here is q cheerful well-kept
nome in q desirable neighbor-
hood. Large liv. rm., Separate
din. rm.. fully equip. kit, ,
lovely bdrms., tiled bath, stairs
to expansion attic. A beautiful
daylight bsmt. with rec. rm.
and built-in f1repl. A lot that
is one to be proud of. Cement
driveway. Close to trans,
schools and stores. Call today.
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4-BEDROOM HOME
$14,950-TERMS
1905 Tuckerman St. Riverdale. Iiv-
ing room with ood-burning IRE
place, large dining rm., modern
kitchen. Full, dry bsmt. with out
side entrance Oil h.-w.h. Large
Geep lot. Immediate possession
Ewes, AP. O561.
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Sl2,950

No o.UUU DOWN
:. 2-neorm. brick rambler; lge.
NV. rm;, dining area, fully
EQUIPPED Kitchen, deep freeze,
Illeo path, lge. expansion attic;
nice lot; streets and sidewalk.
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HOUSES sALE-MD. tcent.)
FINE FOR CHILDREN

Er P. G. Country Club. BY owner
1mmed. poss. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, firepl., bookcases. excel. kit,
Ven. blinds. screens; dry bsmt.: gas
a.-c.h.; lge. lot, fenced playground.
] year old $15,950. Dir: Right at
Kent Village shopping ctr, follow
signs to 1905 Hawthorne terrace.
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S11,50O

SUBURBAN CHARM
New 2-bedrm. expansion
attic home; full daylight bsmt.;
hot-water Dashboard heat, elec.
Kitchen; close to school. Out
standing terms.
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S15.950

BRICK CAPE COD
Beautiful 20-ft. liv. rm. with
open fireplace. separate FAM
ily-sized din. rm., . extra lge.
bedrms., tiled bath. spacious
Kitchen fully equipped; day
light bsmt.; stairs to shed
CORNER attic that can easily
pc made INTO 2 nice bedrmS.
and extra bath; gas heat.
Reasonable down payment,
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SI4, ,3UU
4-BEDROOM. l1a-BATH
GI APPROVED
All-brick Cape Cod dwelling.
Famlly-siZed liy. rm.. full din.
rm., lge; Kitchen. l bedrm. and
tiled bath 1st floor; 3 bedrms,.
"a bath 2nd floor; lovely bsn1t'
Very convenient location
Where can you hnd q 4-bed-
Don't miss this buy.
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BRICK HOME

OPEN . TO DARK
616 ELM AVE, TAKOMA PARK
One block from shopping
center and New. Hampshire
ave. transportation conven-
lent. Full bsmt. with lavatory:
llv. rm., din. rm. and kit 1st
A.; 2nd A., 2 bedrms. and
bath. Completely fenced. Ex-
cellent neighborhood. Must see
to appreciate. Don't wait II
you want to get this bargain.
SI9.95u. WELLONS REALTY
70 IT A-1IOO 20
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AND MITCHELL
peter ]. hagan
OPEN / TIL 8
CHEvERLY PROPER
G 1R Snth-Insf &o 1nn n0UM

2409 59th PLACE
23-ft. liv. rm., open firepl, family
size din. rm., fully eauipt. kit. on
1st fir, 3 extra large pedrms.. fun
tile bath End FIR. Screened-in side
porch, full dry bsmt., beautiful hard
condition. Fenced lot; truly q real
buy. Must be sold by July 10.
Directions: Out Bladensburg rd. to
Peac Cross, bear right on Annapolis
rd. to 4th traffic hight bear rlgnt
on Landover rd. to Cheverlv ave,
take Cheverly ave. to Euclid St. turn
on Valley Way to 59th pl. and open
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
8 BEDRMS., S2,7OO

FULL PRICE
Greenbelt. Md.-Asbestos shingle sid
ing, insulated ceiling. hardwood
fioors; oil steam heat: yard; S2.700
S33S down buys perpetual lease.
2-BEDRM. MASONRY-S5. 900
FINEST constructions: copper plumbing
steel easement windows; Is years
old; separate din. rm.: nice yard;
ming pool; $4,000; $3.50 down buys
perpetual lease. Open weekdays, 10
to pm. Sun. 2 to 6. GREENBELT T
VETERAN HOUSING CORP, 4O-A
Srescent rd.. Greenbelt. Md. CIR.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter ]. hagan
S9,750
- hn nnUyAY

Nl l,Cbh DOWN
Cozy suburban bungalow. 9
lee. bedrms., spacious liv. rm,.
roomy equipped kitchen, stairs
to expansion attic, full dry
bsmt., oil heat, storm windows.
Lot approx. 5Ox2OO. See
today.
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Sl0.50O

$1,000 DOWN
Beautiful white frame Cape
Cod, full bsmt., rec. rm.. built
in gar, , lovely bedrms. large
fully equipd. kit; nice lot.
Call today.
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CHEvERLY PROPER
Bright, cheerful. 2-storv
brick. on lovely quiet street;
breezy side porch; 8 beautiful
rms, full bsmt.; large fenced
lot; house spotless; close to
public and parochial schools,
Don't miss this buy.
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
ALEXANDRIA

Toward Mt. Vernon. Beaut. 3-bed-
full bath and den on 1st Tfi. fir. iSo IiV.
rm. 80 it. with loft picture win
dow. 12-ft. refgr.: Bendix; attic
fan; garbage disposal Beaut. yard.
Conv. to Pentagon. etc. l yr. old.
80 loan; S7l mo. payments; reas.
down payment. S17,95O. BY owner,
no brokers. Call Mr.. Billings, XII.
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Bungalow-$1 $50
LowDown Payment
Carmody Hills, Md.

dinette. bath; about ia Yrs. yrs old
After down payment assume 4es CT
loan payable S64 % mo. incl. taxes.
ms. int. and prin. Shown by ap-
pointment. Call AK. 1855. POTTS
REALTY CO.. 3SO7 Minnesota ave.
ne, or Mr.. Beinert. 10. S-6IS3.
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o-REnRM MAsoNpv G. nnn
ASH BOTH ST.
MT. RAINIER

4511 BOTH ST.
MT. RAINIER
Old 2-story frame with bath on
beautiful .4-acre lot; fine street.
Priced for quick sale at land value;
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50. Mr. Wood; Ewes, HO. $3.50
FIVE SPECIALS
Forestville, Md; new brick Cape Cod;
kitchen, dinette, Jiv. rm., > bedrms.,
bsmt.. expansion attic. oil hot-air
heat; choice location: $I3.950.
terms.
On Central ave-: nice home, corner
lot, 100x1S0; can be made COM
mercial: must be seen to be appreci-
ated; $l3. 80. substantial down pay
ment. Ewes, 10. 9-9005.
Forestville, Md; approx. Ia acres;
brick rambler. a-car earage, mod
S-Stall horse stable. beautiful trees
and shrubs: reduced to $l7. 80.
reasonable terms; ewes. LU. 4-2445.
Near Suitland, Md: 2-bedrm. house:
all modern improvements; $3.50.
easy terms.
Croome. Md; 2ia-story. part bsmt..
kitchen, din. rm.. liv. rm.. hall.
lst fir, 3 bedrms. and bath; md
A.. bedrm.; 3rd A.. ample out
buildings; 3 acres. 750-ft. front on
fer; HI. s114: after q p.m. Ii. g.
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1Q-ET PAMPT TD

48-FT. RAMBLER
Hillcrest Heights. 52O4 9Th ave.
Sc; 3 bedrms., 2 baths. picture
windows in liv. rm. and din. rm..
fireplace, fabulous kit. opening on
to balcony full bsmt. on terrace
level; gas heat; decorators delight.
$21 ,750 Open 2 to g. Sat. and Sun
Call HURDEE HOMES, ia. 1926.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS. VIRGINIA.
Spacious detached brick. on beau
tiful lot with trees; superb neigh
borhood, l block from golf course,
lst floor has large living room with
fireplace dining room. well-eouip.
kitchen. large bedroom or den and
full bath: large screened porch and
patio; 2nd floor: twin sized bed
rooms and bath. Basement has
bath. laundry. facilities. utilities;
large garage. Lease desired.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
tCol. U. S. A. Ret.) Broker
EN-. 4335. OV. 4145. WO. To79.
2s-FT. AIN. BY 46-FT. RAMBLER
b Large rooms. Ia baths, fireplace,
for sale by owner. Out Lee hwy.
to Lexington St. turn south :, blks. :;
turn right on 22nd st. to $3.50 22nd
st. FA. l0l /.
$500 DOWN
Attractive 3-bedrm. Cape Cod; ~
baths; separate living dining rms. !;
table space in kitcnen: full bsmt.
beautifully handicapped lot; con-
yenient, close-in Falls Church area
principal. interest taxes Vi and nfnGiTs insurs
ance. l34 West Moreland rd. about
! mile beyond Seven Corners on Lee
biyd, Route so, turn right. JE.
2-6S7S. 80
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OPEN SUM-, 2-6

COLMAR MANOR, MD.
1903 MONROE ST.
Lovely detached bungalow. priced for
bedrms., tile bath, full bsmt.. oil
h.-W.h,, outside entrance to nice
teyeled fenced yard, garage; low
Gown payment. balance like rent;
priced S9,950; Call Mr. Horton.
.CAMPANELLA g. co.
EA. 4ll3. Ewes. and Sun, Ap. 9l29
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ONLY ST $50 DOWN
BRICK RAMBLER
SPECIAL

4 bedrms., Cape Cod, near Cheverly
Theater; liv. rm., lge. complete
kitchen; . bedrmS. and tile bath
1st floor. > bedrms. 2Ed floor. Fully
insulated. with exhaust fan. Full,
dry bsmt. Close to shopping CEN
ter, schools and bus. Price for
quick sale at only S11,950. $1,000
cash. balance like rent.
CLYDE r. ADAMS, REALTOR
5440 Anna polls Rd. UN. 1l43.
OnRn ewes until O q m
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
BEVERLY HILLS
1903 ALABAMA AVE.
OPEN TODAY

The large family or the
executive with entertainment
problems will revel in the
size, facilities and quality Of
fered in this charming home.
Brand-new 2-story Colonial
brick, built by a master crafts
man and built of the finest ma
terials and workmanship. First
floor features large living room
with fireplace, separate din
ing room of ample size, large
Kitchen equipped with over
sized refrigerator, de luxe
stove, beautiful cabinets. dish
washer. garbage disposal and
ian, powder room and cozy
zen with another fireplace
and built-in bookcases. Second
noor has 4ls lovely bedrooms
ana beautiful tiled baths.
SialrWay to floored attic,
Whlch could be finished into
adol.ional bedrooms if de-
Slreo. The basement has a
large recreation room with
fireplace and built-in bar,
laundry room, bath and maids
room. There is screened
porch. sun deck and attached
To reach: Over 14th St
Bridge to Arl. Ridge rd,, turn
right to Russell rd. Bear right
70 Beverly dr.. right to Ala
pama ave. and right to our
Open sign.
The M. H. BARRY Org
=, %2o6 0d Mt. Vernon Ave. Alex, Va Q
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$4,000

BRICK BUNGALOW
AL large rms. full bsmt..
nice big attic. A real home.
For particulars call.
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Enjoy the Difference

A. WONDERFUL WONDERFUL, DIFF.
FERENCE in comfortable one-floor
plan living. Mod liv. din. rm. comb
approx. 26 TT pvt. foyer entr.. !:
nicely appointed bedrms. FXCFP.
TIONAL BSMT. with very lge. Win.
doWs. md brk. firepl,, plus tina,
extra "a bath. You won't look
longer, once you've seen this inr
br1ck home. $4,000 cash down while
1t lasts. Call OW qOQO
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Fresh and Delightful

COUNTRY RAMBLER. Join the
graSs-seed' set and enjov these 6
spacious freestyle rms Each with
catching easement window s.
Wonderful closet space, bsmt, Tor
that future -paneled rm. Built
IN gar. Privacy assured by YOUR
OWN HALF ACRE. This brick home
presently occupied by prof. man
transferred, to another city. About
$1,000 cash and SS5 per mo. Cali
OW. 909U.
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DETACHED HOME

DETACHED HOME
1919 Upshur St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
rm., dining rm., Kit and bath; ige
lot; 81 1850. Sunday, 1-6 pm,
Ii. $4,000; Ii. 7-S019. UN. O515
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
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peter ]. hagan
EALTOR

3906 R: I. Ave. NE. UN. s5s5.
WA. 1851, UN. 1885. Open 9 Till
Evening star., 1952-07-31
Jane Roccu
ToBe Bride

Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Rossi an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Jane Mary Rocca
to Sergt. B. j. Fairbairn Of Bald
win, Long Island.
Miss Rocca was graduated from
John Muir Junior College in Pasa-
dena, Calf. Sergt. Fairbairn at
tended Kings Point Academy and
is now stationed at Camp Lejune
N. c.
The wedding will take place ir
early August.
Church and will be followed by
q reception at Woodstock. home
of DIR. and Mrs. Clarke.
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Miss Acree
Is Engaged

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Acree, jr.,
|of Takpma Park announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Mary Kathryn, to Mr.. Leon Scog-
gins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.
Scoggins Of Birmingham, Ala.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the Marion D. Venable
School of Classical Ballet and con-
tinued her studies at Moody near
Waco. Tex. Mr.. Scoggins has just
received his discharge from the
Air Force after a seven-year tour
Iof duty.
The marriage will take place
Aug. 4 in the Walter Reed Chapel
Evening star., 1952-07-31

Retiring United States High
Commissioner for Germany, Mr..
John j. McCloy came to Wash
ington yesterday and is complet-
ing his report before returning
to civil life tomorrow when his
resignation takes effect.
He will return to New York
tomorrow or Saturday to join Mrs.
McCloy and their two children
John, jr.. and Ellen at Hastings
on-the- Hudson where they have
a home. After a week or 10 days
of getting settled in their home
again the McCloys will be off by
motor for a vacation through the
Adirondacks and New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloy and their
children with their three dogs
and six pet pigeons arrived Tues
day in New York aboard the
America after three years in Ger
many. Mr.. McCloy has served
the Government over a period o1
years and with his family oc-
cupied a house in Georgetown
when he was director of the In.
Iternational Bank before going tc
Europe. Preceding that they had
an apartment In New York City
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By Katherine M. Brooks

Sonora de Otanez, wife of the
Venezuelan Charge d'Affaires. was
the ranking guest at luncheon
yesterday Of Mrs. Jack Evans.
The party honored the wives of
the trade delegates from Ven
ezuela to a conference with United
States officials. Senor Otanez is
a member of his country's dele
cation and with his sonora were
her two sisters. the Senoritas Con-
suelo and Luisa Bozo, who are
visiting the Otanezes in their
house at 2412 Massachusetts, ave-
nue.. The house is the home Of
former Secretary of War and Mrs.
Patrick Jay Hurley.
Mrs. Evans entertained at the
Congressional Country Club and
her other guests included Sonora
de Reyna, Sonora de Archambaud,
and Sonora Perez de le Cova,
whose husbands are Venezuelan
delegates to the conference.
Mrs. Angus Beckett. wife of the
Petroleum Attache of the British
embassy, was there and also in
the company were Mrs. Ray Steele,
Mrs. Joseph Dawson, Mrs. Harold
MCGOWAN, Mrs. Walter Hollis
Mrs. Richard Rubottom and Mrs.
Sidney Edwards.
Dinner Hosts
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans were hosts
at dinner shortly after the Vene-
zuelan delegates arrived, the COM
pany also including those of the
United States comforting with the
visitors. Guests at the dinner were
Venezuelan Ambassador to the
United Nations, DR.. Cesar Con-
Zalez; Venezuelan Ambassador to
the Organization of American
States, DR.. Rene Lepervanche, and
the Charge d'Affaires and Sonora
de Otanez, with the Senoritas
Bozo. Others included DR.. and
Sonora de Reyna, DR.. Gustavo
Thery Fombona, Minister and
Sonora de Perez de la Cova, DIR.
and Sonora de Archambaud and
DR.. and Sonora de Zaglits.
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Thomas C. Mann
were in the company and also
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Gowan, Mr.. and Mrs. William S
Grey, Mrs. Rubottom. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Eakens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollis. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Corse,
DR.. and Mrs. Fernandez, and
others connected with the con-
ferenceS.
Prenuptiol Fete
Miss Nancy Graham Kear will
be the guest in whose honor Miss
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By Dolores Phillips

A flying saucer with landing
gear would have been needed to
attend the widely spaced parties
of last week end. The devious
route from Upperville to Marshall,
from Marshall to Leesburg and
from Leesburg to Markham would
have slowed down grandmother's
social life out here during the car
riage days.
The Dulany Randolphs had a
buffet supper Saturday night at
Old Melbourne, near Upperville,
after the Professional Horseman's S
Show at Grafton Farm. Many of
the exhibitors went on to the Ran
dolphs, after the show wound up
at 8 o'clock, some of them too late
and too far from home to change
their riding clothes.
Mrs. James Hamilton and her
daughter, Pickens, both of whom
showed on Saturday, were there
from Warrenton. Dorothy Fred
who also exhibited, appeared look
ing cool and lovely. ready for the
dance that followed at the Com
munity Center in Middleburg.
Sally Randolph. who picked ur
a red ribbon with her horse Auto.
balm" on Saturday. and Dulany
Master of Piedmont Hunt, re.
ceived on the porch of Old Wei
bourne. Their guests listened ane
Sang to Chauncy and his guital
until supper.
Among those grouped on tn,
steps and the lawn were DR.. ant
Mrs. Archie Randolph. who loane'
Grafton for the show; Mr.. ant
Mrs. Algernon Davy Of Middle
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgley White
Miss Joan Lambert of Washing
= ton, Miss Jane Polk of Louisville
Ky, Mr.. Dean Rathbun, Mr.. Mel
son Noland, and Mr.. jamie Nc
Cormick, who had just returne
from the racing at Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Hardin
who are busy getting II yearling
:. ready for Saratoga, Mr.. and Mr.
.e Lynn Cornwell, jr., and Mr.. Ro
p land Dawson were others who at
tended the Randolph's party.
Across the country, near Mar
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Morus Feted
In New York

Uruguayan Ambassador and Sc
nora de Mora were in New York
for the dinner last evening honor
ing their country on the Starlight
roof Of the Waldorf-Astoria. The
party was the last Of the series
featuring countries Of Central and
South America. The Ambassador
and Sonora de Mora will be back
this evening.
The Paraguayan. Ambassador
and Sonora de Boettner were
hosts at dinner the evening before
entertaining on the roof in cele-
bration of Uruguayan evening
Their guests of honor were the
|Paraguayan Consul General ir
New York and Sonora de DiaZ de
Vivar.
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CIcIing the Countryside:
Hunt Country Entertaining
Varied in 7 ype, Location

shall, Mr.. and Mrs. George r.
Thompson entertained around 500
guests Saturday afternoon at
Rutledge, while Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Mills were having a party in Lees
burg. The Mills party was for
tennis, swimming and supper and
drew, among the late arrivals.
some of the Thompsons' cocktail
guests.
On Sunday. Gen. and Mrs. Hall
Jeschke gave a luncheon for Davi-
cite Hill at Gibralter. their place
outside of Markham. Daviette,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Hill and a debutante of this sea-
son, drove out from Washington
to the Jeschkes' with 20 other
young Capitalites.
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CopitoIites
.InkeWport

Mr.. Edward K. Wheeler with
Mr.. Charles Goodwin Cushing of
New York. won the Newport Coun-
try Clubs annual invitation golf
tournament Sunday. Mr.. Wheeler.
son Of, former Senator and Mrs.
Burton K. Wheeler. with Mrs.
Wheeler and the younger men,
bers of their family returned to
their Chevy Chase home Tuesday
evening. They have been at New
port for the past week or 10 days.
Mr.. Edward E. Tomkins, first
secretary Of the British embassy
who is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Letter at Newport, also
was in the tournament playing
with Mr.. Charles s. Whitehouse o1
Newport. They came in only two
strokes behind Mr.. T. Sufferr
Taller. jr., Of New York and Mr.
Earl E. T. Smith Of Palm Beach
who in turn were only one stroke
behind the winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe were others from Washing
ton who won laurels at Newport
over the week end. They were
awarded first prize by the Cham
ber of Commerce in the flower
show at the Casino. Mr.. and Mrs
Howe spent the early summer in
France where they were guests OF
Mrs. Robert H. Dunlap at Chateau
de Coulennes, her home in Sarthe
Mrs. Dunlap will come back the
middle of next month and after 9
short stay with Mr.. and Mrs
Howe in Newport will accompany
Mary Howe to the MacDowell Col.
ony in New Hampshire. They gt
there every summer for severa
weeks or month and come away
Mary Howe with new composition,
and Katharine Dunlap with a new
book for the presses.
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Mr.. McCIoyin Washington

as well as the home at Hastings.
Mr.. McCloy will return to private
life and business after a vaca-
ton in this country with his
family.
During his two days in the
Capital, Mr.. McCloy is staying
with Mr.. Shepard Stone who has
been deputy director Of public
affairs in Frankfort-on-Main anC
recently returned from Germany
Commissioner Perkins Beck
Civil Service Commissioner
Frances Perkins also was a pas
|senger aboard the America and
came at once to Washington. Tht
Commissioner. who was the frs
woman cabinet member in thi.
country, went abroad some week.
ago to attend a conference Of tht
International Labor Organization
held in Geneva.
commissioner Perkins was Sec
retary Of Labor through the earl!
Franklin Roosevelt administra'
tionS after which she succeeded
the late Lucille Benton Mcmillan
as civil service commissioner. Mrs
Mcmillan was the first woman Il
hold a post on the commission.
Evening star., 1952-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Schwalb of
Bethlehem, Pa, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter Shir-
ley to Mr.. Albert Harrison Small,
Mr.. Small is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Small of this city.
The bride-elect attended Penn
sylvania State College and was
graduated from the Tobe-Co Coburn
School in New York City. Mr.
Small is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Virginia and attended
the George Washington University
Law School. He was also a gradu-
ate student in the School Of Busi-
ness Administration at American
University, and is a member Of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce OF
Washington. During the last war
Mr.. Small served as an Ensign In
the United States Navy.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
mrs. Chaplin Here
lon Brief Visit

Mrs. Selden Chaplin, wife of the
United States Ambassador to The
Hague, was the guest over night
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard H. Will
mer who had one or two Of her
close friends dining informally
with them last evening.
Mrs. Chaplin has come to this
country to attend the wedding
Saturday Of her son, Mr.. Fred
eric Lincoln Chaplin and Miss Cor
|nelia Bonner Clarke. The bride is
the daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
Francis Mann Clarke, of New
Brunswick, N. j., where the we'd
ding will take place. The cere-
mony will be performed in Christ
Evening star., 1952-07-31

AfAASO ANASSA . SS@ w 49, ~'4~@S~~~e
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Helen Mende to Mr.. Charles Ran
dolph Hughes. jr.. took place re-
Gently at the brides home in
Cambridge, Md. The Revs. Johr
w. Wootten of Bridgeville. Del.
and Richard c. Hubbard of Cam
bridge officiated. There was re-
ception afterward.
The bride is the daughter o1
Mrs. Margaret Seward Mende ot
Baltimore and the granddaughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Seward Of Cambridge. Mr.
Hughes is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles r. Hughes of Newport
News.
After q wedding trip through
the New England States. Mr.. ano
Mrs. Hughes are now making
their home in Cambridge.
Evening star., 1952-07-31
New Press Attoche

Mr.. Salman Ali, new press
attache at the Pakistan Embassy,
arrived here Tuesday. accompa-
MED by his wife and two sons, aged
10 and 8. They will stay at hotel
temporarily while hunting for a
house. Mr.. Ali was formerly press
attache to the Pakistan High
Commissioner in London.