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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-04

q ] intend O. apply for an in.
crease ~ my pension O. $40 a
month. since I'm 80 severely dis
al'led That need the regular aisi
and attendance ~ another per.
son m oroer 10 set about n the
increase - granted. viii IA be
retroactive % the date that I first
goi on VAS pension rolls7
A No II VA awards yoa the
increase. u wlll becouae effective
as 81 thc daie yuu tilcd youg
appiieal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-14

l. is that bras have been made to wear on the
outside. Actually they are real bras turned out
by Hops Brothers, Inc. But as they've been
styled by Lilly Dache they are 50 decorative that
girl would be pretty silly not to let them show.
They're made, as you can see, of elegant fabrics
and trims, in many colors and styles. The gloves
are by Wear-Right. JOAN SHORT
Photographs by PelIesrini
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-14
Mrs. William A. Loock il. shows you how
easy It is to instoIl long -Iosting Kentile

Here's Americas most popular floor
covering for homeowner installation =.
low-cost, easy-to-lay, long-wearing. Dirt
and stain-resistant CLEANS like new
with occasional, no-rub waxings. Don't
make the mistake of buying floor coverings
with just colored surface that wears off
with use. Kentile's rs wear-proof colors
60 right through each tile its durability
is assured by this written guarantee. IF
you prefer, your Kentile Dealer will install
your floor. Why not see him soon?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 BVY

ANDY SPRING REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13

10 ROOMS OR MORE sUIrARIT
LOT roomtng or boarding houses,
good price. and down payment paiG
!or right place. E. w. THURM. DI
A GoOD HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
NV. or nearby Nd; large cash pSy.
D mshs; FL fkoM "a ow WEI in D G q,
vicinity; viii pay all cash; no agents
D HESS ROM hS5 i4 oWSf Star 49,
schools, shopping. transportation
Give details. Box 34a-c. Star.
SMALL HOMES purchased for cash
any section. Settlement in full
%. 1000; Sun. Ak 9A 500 iahSoLI
Z: CROSS 4 SON. AT so iSos soea''0n
5 5SSs cRog sSslss = s s5s@s Al q
i IL q EE 81 oSsasis NV. only, ns,,
sr saEsaof H.. a55s. JOHN R. GAY
Thite or colored. houses, any 'c cond
.R msy RI sHsh; c.ssoT 22s-B. Star.
81 ss @sssst sP 81 any Pss condition. Cal
TOP DOLLAR cash for your urouer-
ties, any condition or location,
white Or colored: Immediate action.
oST 1920: evenings. ov. 30S6.
a eandst,o1nA lash for yonr house. an,
$685. saS.' VA s Is; 4oSo; eyes, ia
or income property, in good b G
or nearby Md loo: Sc. Preferred;
Pave SUBSTANTIAL cash. MRS COX
If RI PROMPT SiaS A II En- tsss 70 tn. sal,
Of your home. business or invest.
ment property is what you desire,
SaiI 3: a. HuMPHRIES. Realtor,
apnraisals. Results since 1919.
1 VII WILL PAY YOU Cash TODAY fol
ton. RE: 22o1, 81. SS47. any s0hoa'
CASH BUYERS waiting for 3 and 4
bedrm. homes in NV. Wash. nearby
house, sali wE VI 81 REAL * f EsrA sGqI
HU ., 4345; Open eyes: It'll 10 pm.
Il P c. or MARYLAND. Cali oL.
WIDOW LADY will pay up to SAD 5S Goo
Tor older type home with spacious
rooms In the Cathedral area. Must
heavy aI rnit Ims c Acc
DIXON l. CO. Sir. 70 200. JANE M73 l.
HOUSES WANTED-We nave ready
CLIENTS with cash to buy or rent.
u ..GTzo or Nd; quick settlement. Gail
HOUSES RA MNTGGR You Sc ca nsde' siora
to be without the service of our ex-
perienced sales staff. Listing urgently
needed, Eve. or Sun, phone TIE. 2...3:
or TIE 1888. l.. r. GRAVATTE
Reaitor. 1913 K st. NV, MA. OBS
NEED 3-BEDRM.. e-bath mod brick
house; Bethesda. Chevy Chase area;
mr. tranSp. and schools; $4,000
down; owner or broker. OIL. 1858
HAVE cLTENTs-e to s-rm. house,
IN Hyattsville and vicinity. o. 81
.ZAMTINGER, Jr. WA. 1919.
ATTENTION ne. and sc, owners
We specialize in these Two sections
with 80 yrs. Of experience. List your
home with us for sale or rent to gel
good results. JOE CURTO REALTY
c ;S5 H rS St NJ o,,FR Err; $500.
Maryland. Miller. WA. O0S0.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Detached
house; with basement, 4 bedrms..
incl: bedrm. or den and powder rm
on lst FIR; .close-in NV. or Virginia
&c &c oe ., oS cash down. No dealers
NATL. ORGANIZATION needs large
house for ofices, Washington OF
IIakoma; can remodel. Box 37a-C
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. HOUSES FOR .SALE-NA.

COLOhED-4 ACRES with 5-roonl
house near GAINESVILLE. Va. Good
frontage On main highway. Price
$500. GOODMAN REALTY, 1916
!. Lee hwy. GIL. 1863. -13
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
FOR SALE BY OWNER-commercial
building; center of Clarendon; short
block on Wilson blvd; S33.500;
$4,000 cash: monthly payments,
$e511. 1t should be possible TO rent
month At q small remodeling cost
Write Post ONCE Box 3T1, Airing
ton, Va.
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT
Lot. buildings and equipment: L.
years in the same place, near Falls
Church; owner retiring; 6-rm apt
included; $4,000. MISS KING
KE. 3-5164.
SMALL OFF. BLDG.-central down
town NV, near 18th ST.; LIST. comm.
small down paymt-; attrac. terms;
to- inspect. Please cali FRANCIS
HEIGLE. weekdays, MA. SS7s.
FIRST COMMERCIAI.-Nine rooms;
good NV. sec; owner-occupied; can
be converted into apis. or business.
NATHAN SILVER. ME. 1851, Tower
Bldg, l4th and X SITS. NV.
SERVICE STATION. fully equipped;
going business; good terms. Also 80
Ford pickup. Owners going overseas
Al. 9533 bet 5:3U ana pm. Ia
LARGE first-commercial site. In ex-
cellent location, suitable super mar
ket or office or apt. bldg, with shops
on street level. Box 1SS-D. Star.
Ia
IDEAL MOTEL. location on fine hwy.
% mi. from d. c in Va Has lge
masonry bldg. with equip. restaurant
and 6-rm. apt. on 2nd A.; acres
long frontage. A real moneymaker
Excellent future possibilities S95,.
600. MISS KING. KE. 3-5i64.
--13
10th ST. NV. NR. L. ST., west Conn
aye.--2nd commercial zone bldg, ioi
ii trontaee: English brick with
mobiles. User could. live on 2 floors
md have shop In English basement
Other use combinations might sug-
| gest themselves. VIII considef rent
ing. Make reasonable offer, GEORGE
] = HoRGER, 643 Ind. ave. nv. Ma
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

UPPERvILLE, VA.-Beautiful old Co.
lonial style stone house; needs re.
decorating and running water in.
stalled; 1-acre yard with vegetable
utes to Middlebure; drilled wei,
excellent investment; in fashionable
and wealthy section Of Northern Viz.
'ginia; good financing: price, SD.
900. Telephone Columbia 1881,
COUNTRY VILLAGE HOUSE. 4 bed
rooms and bath on 4 acres, 81
miles from D.. c., 90 miles from
Baltimore; hvable,. but needs mod
s;1ine' mmeq1ate occupancy
SANDY STRING REALTY Co
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X ST.. west Of Conn. ave. - small
modern ONCE bldg. IL rooms. 8 laws
Possession. Sale or rent. DRCRY
ewes, OR. 576I. If
l4iS 2.nd ST. NV. - First com.
mefcfai; modernized to conform OF.
nee occupancy; IL rooms, 8 baths
heated disable basement; oil neat
ABBY OWNER, SH. 3lf2.
AT THE HEART of Bethesda, q sub.
Stantlaf masonry house on q larg,
lot, just on Wisconsin ave. anr
Zoned commercial The bldg. ha,
Just been reconditioned: contain:
rooms and 3 baths and is heated
1y oil LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
111S < st. NV. Ma. 1865.
End COMM, S. Cap. and M SITS. an.
prox. 1000 50. it., I9la-ft. frontaee
rear alley; present frame dwelIins
VIII carry property until ready Il
use; financing available. Mr. Nc.
MoopwA fnss l. M NoRsI sSss s..,, sitE
n. ~ 29th St; NV, RE. 65S5.
RID. N.E.-Ten- room
mouse; zoned flrst commercial; ex-
ceilent for home and business; !
ee9mpIste apts. PRICED to sell. Cal
M Ray. UN. 1888; evenings. TO
1921. PAUL H. LAUTERBACH l. CO
1928 BLAIR RID. N.W.-First com.
mercfal lot, 90 by approximately
200, improved by S-rm. frame houss
and Scar garage: oil heat: reason.
ably priced. MRS. CUSHARD. OR
1872 or WI. 1857. Ia
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SHANNON & LUCHs co.
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAIL

ARLINGTON-24 units ut less than
z times rental. XII: $3.50.
30 UNITS IN ID. c. and 1st CONNER
cial. Income $31, 900. expenses So
700; priced ct $217, 900, z times
annual rent: Is six-rm. and bath
apis. renting on an average Of less
than $50 per unit. This is q corner
bldg. containing 100000 Gu. it., To-
washington by streetcar, Call
WASHINGTON by street car. Call
BRUCE. KESSLER. Exclusive Agent,
Rockville 1877.
SUITABLE FOR SMALL HOTEL,
tourist home or business, etc. Z
large brick houses. LIST commercial
nice inc; consisting of 10 to Is rms.
/ ea.s furnished. auto. heat: mostly
2 together; reas. down pymt and
terms. Mr. CLARK, HO. 1447 OF
NO. $685..
MT. RAINIER, $3.50 saith st. ne;
on r. l. ave-. 3 ants and store.
S1a bath, h.-w.h.. Diet. JIM shingie:
LIST com. Store now vacant. $4,000
LIST trust. OWNER. WA. 2473.
ALEXANDRIA NvESTMENT-4-st story
| corner brick apt. building and Of
fices; wei located: l0ss net return;
$50. 900. J. G. MAIZE, Realtog, -l21
J Q. Royal ste AlsZAndrta. Al $685.
q II. 1851. lis
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ASSUME CT LOAN

So, ZOO Down-$86.62 Mo.
Vienna--20. min. from Pentagon. This
on a lawned and Handicapped acre
5 spacious rms. that can be ar
ranged as 3 bedrms with dining
alcove in the 22x12 living rm OF
as q bedroom. with 14xl0 dining
rm-. master bedrm. 1Sxl3 Full
1t2 baths, eft firepl., aluminium
comb storm windows. Ven. blinds
Lge kit incl. GE refsr and range;
9endix washer. Many other extras
Full price. $16.500. Phone OWNER
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CASH FOR INCOME and investment
property; Call ST. 1907. SH. 1875.
commsr o nro waSm LOT homes. apts:,
cond.: give quick decision, you
will be pleased MR.. PERRY, DI
1924, ewes. OIL. O947. III
WE HAVE CALLS for 4, g and IL
unit apartments in good condition;
also high-grade business property
for income. Call Mr. Gay, VI. 1859,
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K
H al R-T c11EHNArsi i dssir,ne to 90 mi,
apartments in Hillcrest. Takoma
Park or upper NV. areas. Imme-
date settlement can be effected
Refinancing can be arranged if nee
essary. Cash is not a consideration
Please information. Box hob, Star
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
| CONSCIOUS

A FASHlON-CONSCIOUS
Architect designed this home as
distinctive as q Dior original. The
interior of this cuStom-built, s.
bedrm. brick rambler has all the
appearances of a HOLLYWOOD movie
abundance OF built-in bookcases,
storm windows and large divided
bsmt: with an extra bath, Very de-
girably located in the exclusive
Hinwood section Of Falls Church
Since only $4,000 is required. you
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
Rhodes OF Wilson, IA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13

OPEN TIL DARK

Near schools, transp.. shopping; spa
in Arl. location, has large Iip. rm.
separate dining room, completed.
equipped, cheerful kit; large, at,
tractive bedrms. upstairs. Thi!
home Is custom built and made witt
historical stone. Can be purchased
with CT privileges or conventional
Don't fail to inspect today.
Directions: From Wash, D. c., tax.
Lee blvd: to Fillmore st. ttrafflt
light, left on Fillmore to 2nd St..
left on End st. to cleveland, rishi
on cleveland to our open sign.
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
nW Qn90
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IDEAL HOME
OPEN TODAY, 1870 to 5

wv. az
Ewes and Week Ends, FA. 0e05.
OUTSTANDING ESTATE
This is the FIRST Offering of this I'M
usual home with the farm makeup
and the rural surrounding in com
muting distance of D. C.. in the
Leesburg direction, with approx
mately 23 acres Of valuable land.
This estate was formerly owned by
q now very famous entertaining star.
The home contains s spacious rooms
and ? baths. recreation, rm. with
fireplace, oil h.-w.h., large. size
screened porch. There are 2 barns,
stable, chicken house. corn crib,
gear garage and other outbuildings.
Lake fed by spring and stream:
equipped for swimming and stocked
with fsh. White estate fence sur
rounding property. You can live in
private comfort on this attractive
estate. Price, S49,500, with $4,000
down.
LEATH & ASHLEY, Inc.
OF 18th st. NV. MA. 6464.
Sun. and Ewes. IA. 1858:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-01-13
Opportunity to Tradel

Opportunity to Trade!
This firm now has listed an out
standing and well-known commercial
property which the owner is willing
70 trade for other property. we'll
is an unusual opportunity for YOU
TO make q probably tax-free ex-
change and acquire a fine property
GIVING YOU more income than al
present and increasing your hold
inss without any additional out
lay Of cash. For more details call
Mr.. Fisher.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 ( st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911.
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20. 1870. es.3oO w lloOu. VA. 200 10.
STONE RAMBLER
Just q 20-min. drive from downtown
Wash, this lovely 2-yr.-old home is
situated in Brook Hills Estates on a
beautiful wooded lot containing
$40 OF an acre. Lge. combination
liv. rm.-din. rm.. modern cleo
kitchen, 3 bedrooms. master bed
size stone fireplaces: 1la baths,
attached garage. comb. storm win
dows and screens, attic exhaust fan
washing machine. Priced at SaS, $500.
TO inspect, call Mr.. Engle. GE.
1888 with
BETHEL. DI. 300
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16-UNIT APT NV

16-UNIT APT. NV.
This handsome datched bldg. is In
Park; all apis. are unusually snaN
cioQs have 2 bedrms.. full din, I'm.
etc, and bldg. Is in excel. cond
Income at modest rents (tenants pay
own gas and elec.) approx. SIS, 900
yearly; good financing available and
Jess Fisher & Co.. Inc.
l42O K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
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MEDICAL CENTER
LIBERAL INCOME
BRICK 4-FAMILY

Modern apartment building, approx
10 years old. In best southeast rental
neighborhood. Two apartments have
two bedrooms. Two have one bed
fully equipped kitchen and tiled
hath. on heat Owner supplies
only heat and water. Yearly rental.
So, 130. Price. S24,95O. Down pay
ment. $500. Located one block
to bus. school and shopping center.
FREDERICK W. BRRENs {!
SALES, MC.--1b2Q e SC. NV.
MA. 6006. s~13
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$4,000 SO. FIT.
WAREHOUSE BLDG.
DOWNTOWN

Near 14th and p SITS NV: 4-story
flreproof bldg; ideal for warehouse
gar. storage. retail location. remod-
cling. etc; heavy-duty freight eIe.
yator; immed. posS.: will also lease,
Call MR.. EWELL, ewes, OR. 537S
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
14l5 K st. NV, Realtors ME. $500
1121 18th ST. NV.
VIII sell or exchange this ONCE build.
ing, and will add cash ON apart.
ment house or vacant ground. B
CRIFASI CO., Ma. 6l90. Ia
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GAS-HEATED ApTc

GAS-HEATED APIS.
This new det.. corner, fire-resistiye,
:5-tamily apt. bldg. is a fine small
investment. All apis. have , bed.
rms. and are well equipped and
spacious: Tenants pay for own
neat and all utils.. owner pays taxes
and water only. Income. approx
S3.loo W.; good financing avail
and priced to sell.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1870 < st. NV. Realtors. Elk. 1911
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WILL RENT OR BUY STORE, with
quarters Give particulars. Box
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No. 2 Thomas Circle NV.
For Sale or Lease

Downtown office building completely
renovated. Four STORY brick and
bsmt. Approx. 5000 SO. it.. disable
d. space; 3 new tiled baths; MANI
built-in cabinets, kit. facilities, mir.
rored walls. Parking for cars
excel s6cei. terms; D!. l0l5; ewes. SH
1850. VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC
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STORE AND APARTMENT
2-story modern brick bldg. in excel
cond. on one of main business
streets. Over 5000 yearly income
no expenses except taxes and insur-
ance. Priced under Q times rental.
- JOSEPH COHEN & CO.
RE. 2136 Ewes, Sun. TIA $3.50
STORE AND . APIS.
ID II st. NV. opposite Govt. Printing
$4,000 yearly income. Only s.
month lease on store Suitable any
type bus. Priced low, 81, 300 down.
JOSEPH COHEN & co.
RE: 2136 Ewes, Sun. ia. 1852
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
6-unit apt. bldg. S40,000-$45. 600.
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MOIOR HOTELS
We have selective group Of fine
motels on busy national highways
close. to Washington and VARYING
IN size and price. Please call Mr.
thompson, EN-. 1920. ewes, with
1NEZ CUSHARD, Realtor
1889 Wis. Ave, OR. 1892
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6 APIS, 2 STORES
Income $6.41s. bargain ct S39. 500
SAM RoSEY. AID. 270O
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WELL POPULATED
Neighborhood; good for any typa
business. For information. call AID,
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We have available a fine selection OF
on national highways around Wash
ngton. Please call Mr. Thompson,
ewes, EN-. 1920. with iNEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor. OR 1920 II
Evening star., 1952-06-22
miss Willis
lis Married
lin Princeton

The First Presbyterian Church
in Princeton, N. j., was the scene
on June 81 of the marriage of Miss
Julia Somerville Willis to Mr.. j.
Van Ness Philip, jr. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Anson Phelps Stokes of Lenox,
Mass, and the Rev. John r. Bodo,
rector Of the church. There was
a reception at the Present Day
Club.
The former Miss Willis is the
daughter of Prof. and Mrs. Clo-
dius Harris Willis of Princeton
and Mr.. Philip is the son of Mrs.
Philip of Claverack. N. Y, and the
late Maj. Philip.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a wedding gown of
white tulle and lace. 1t was
fashioned with a full skirt and
an off-the shoulder neckline. Her
veil Of illusion was held by a lace
cap.
The bridal attendants were Mrs.
Philips sisters, Miss Sallie Hart
Willis and Miss Katherine Lee
Willis. They both wore ankle
length dresses of white silk Or
CANDY and carried pink sweet
heart roses and blue delphinium
| Mr.. Nicholas Worthington Philip
was best man for his brother. The
usherS were Mr.. Edward A. Mitch
ell, jr.. and Mr.. E. Taylor Chewn-
ing. jr.. both of Washington: Mr..
William Pinckney Carton of Bal
timore, Mr. Dudley Whitney, Mr..
Willis. jr., brother of the bride;
Mr.. Charles C. Wadsworth and
Mr.. Nelson w. Platter.
The bride attended Vassar Col
lege and was graduated from
Westhampton College in Rich
mond.
Mr.. Philip was graduated from
st. Adams School and Princeton
University. where he was q men,
ber Of the Colonial Club. He is
also a graduate Of the Harvard
School of Business Administra-
ton. He is a member of the Met
ropolitan Club and the Army
Navy Club here, and the Prince
ton Club of New York. and the
Nassau Club of Princeton.
Evening star., 1952-06-22

The Navy Chapel was the scene
on June 81 of the marriage of
Miss Sarah Virginia de Ganahl
and Mr.. Thomas Hale Russell.
The Rev. Allan Chalmers of
Green Cove Springs, Fla, Of
f1ciated. There was a reception
at the residence of the bride S
parents. Following a wedding trip
to Canada, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
will live in Arlington.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Joe de Ganahl of Mclean,
Va. and the late Comdr. de Gan
ahl. Mr.. Russell is the son of
Rear Admiral and Mrs. George
LuciuS Russell of Falls Church.
The former Miss de Ganahl at
tended Madeira School, Mount
Vernon Junior College and George
Washington University. Mr.. Rus
sell studied at Haverford School
and Harvard University.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Miss MuILigon Is Bride

Miss Patricia Maxwell Mulligan
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Coolidge Mulligan of Washington
became the bride on Friday OF
Mr. Donald Shelton Pierce. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Pierce of Brookline, Mass.
The ceremony took place at St.
Thomas Episcopal Church with
the Rev. Harold Bend Sedgwick
officiating. There was a reception
Immediately following at the Sui
grave Club.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore wedding gown of
Swiss organZa fashioned with a
bateau neckline and cap sleeves.
1t was made with an appliqued
redingote and a peacock train.
She wore a full-length rose point
lace veil which is an heirloom in
Mrs. Pierce's family and was held
by a Juliet cap. The former Miss
Mulligan carried a cascade bou-
quet of gardenias.
Miss Sophie A. Some of Tuxedo
Park. N. Y, was the maid of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss
Frances Mckee Dunn, Miss A.
Patricia Fahnestock. and Miss
Evening star., 1952-06-22

Louise Reeve Hoover, all of Wash
ington. Miss Hoover was married
yesterday and is now Mrs. Roger
Alan Neuhoff.
The other bridesmaids were
Miss Rose A. Kean and Miss Anne
G. Mackall, also of Washington
Miss Ellen A. Wadsworth of New
York City; Miss Ellen Guild OF
Boston. and Miss Helen Looming
of Bryn Mawr, Pa. They all wore
Ifloor-length dresses of pale yellow
Iorgandy with deep yellow sashes
Their picture hats were of match
ing yellow with deep yellow
streamers and they carried Shasta
daisies. Little Melinda Whitten
was her aunt's flower girl.
Serving as his brothers best
man was MI. Laurence A. Pierce.
The ushers were Mr.. Minot Cool
idge Mulligan. brother of the
bride; and Mr.. Leroy It. Morgan
Iof Washington;, Mr.. George S.
Ames, Mr.. A. Sherman Hill. jr.,
Mr.. Hewitt Morgan, jr., MFR. Sam
uel Eliot Guild. ir.. Mr.. Daniel
w. Seitz, Mr.. Robert Cooper and
Mr.. Roger Alan Neuhoff.
After a wedding trip to Ber-
muda. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce will
reside in Cambridge. Upon COM
Ipletion Of his college studies, the
bridegroom will enter the Harvard
Medical School.
The former Miss Mulligan is a
graduate of st. Timothy's School
and Bryn Mawr College. She was
presented to society by her parents
in 1948 at a reception at the Sui
grave Club. She is the grand
daughter of the late Judge and
Mrs. Henry Coolidge Mulligan of
Natick, Mass, and of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher Max
we'll of New York.
Mr.. Pierce is a graduate of the
Phillips Exeter Academy, and at
tended Harvard University in the
class of 1852, where he was a
member Of the Hasty Pudding In
stitute Of ITO. He has been serv-
ing in the United States Air Force,
but will be released soon. He is
the grandson of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Coster Emmet of New
York and of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Bruce Pierce of Lancaster.
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ton; Recording Secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Cannon; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Catherine Ritchie,
and Treasurer, Mrs. Charles
Tamoney.
The next meeting, March 9th,
at 8:15 p. m. will be a Packing
Party. Members are requested to
bring new infants clothing; dap
ers, sox, blankets, garments, etc.
Clothing for older children is
needed, too, and this need not be
new, but must be in excellent
condition.
Clothing must have size at
tached with straight pins. Clean
sheets and blankets are welcome.
After these articles are packed
and labeled for shipment to Plus
XII's Storerooms, to be distributed
to refugees in Europe and Asia, a
film, "Blood and Bullets" will be
shown.
The Mems Club of Windermere
Methodist Church will hold it's
March meeting next Tuesday,
March 25th, at the church hall,
Euclid and Holyoke aves. In keep
ing with the Lenten Season, ar
rangements have been made with
DR.. Harold Carr, pastor of Lake
wood Methodist Church to speak
to the group. DR.. Carr's topic will
be Building From the Top"
The meeting will be preceded
by dinner at $50 p. m.
*
Four mothers were honored at
the Mother-Daughter banquet held
in the East Cleveland Congrega-
tional Church, the first such affair
to be observed by the women of
this congregation in long time.