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ROOMS FURNIsHED-S.E.-S.W.

6I6 G ST. Sc. Nicely furn. lge.
warm rm. Pvt, clean, quiet, home
(Sgle.l Reas. Ii. 7-4912. -
MASTER BEDRM., 2 lge. clos. adjoin
bath and shwr., new home, nice
neighborhood, empl. cple. or gents;
10 min. to downtown Washington
LO. 7-91Ol. %
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1923 18th st NV, blocks down
town. Live within walking distance
of your work Each room. running
water. Telephone RE. 7-S499.
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FLIES DRAW Ext
shaw-Walker, S15.76 complete: from
SALES. 81 New Jersey ave. NV.
FNTUREs-Attention builders and
prospective shop owners; Modern
dress shop. fixtures, custom-made,
excel. cond. Owner retiring. VIII
sacrifice for quick sale. Also manne,
shsf sans oS sS446 fSas5' OF a'iha EM 'sc ca
FLOOR SAMPLES and unclaimed
furn.-Bedrm. set. $9S: 2 lge. Vic:
chairs. $50; eoo cedar chest: S $S9: 2
studio couch. $45: din. rm; chairs,
oak table. $50: channel-back oc-
cssionsll loo chair. $1S; small CLUB CLUB
sofa S65; channei-back chair, S65;
mirror, $5; headboard. SO: Holly,
wood bed, S49:, vanity. SO; 10x13
HoIsTERERs. 2447 18th st. NV,
ROAM D-0k 0kktUHsiBER coKED STOCK.
ehGSca ehH5sez sAEEs. iasse', 5E. ssS sss.Ssosor rAIIs
FURS-MINKS-FURS
Natural mink coats capes Jackets
pF.s pnS ss0i' soS sfRss sssf e mint .1G
have muskrat money see us,
BASKIN FURa. COR. Sth and 9 NV
FUR SCARF, English red fox, excel
lent cond.. black-gold cocktail dress.
IS. IA. S-S409. %
RURNITURE-Living room suite. s.
pcs; sofa converts to double bed, g.
DC. lime oak bedroom set. Good con-
dition. 3712 Webster St., Brent
wood, Nd. WA. 7-S764. -
FURNITURE-Conte Of efficiency
apt. for sale. incl. dishes. linens;
haSt offer. RIA. 6-3231.
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ROOMS FURkIsnEp-N.W.

CRITTENDEN ST. near 16th--2 sgle.
front rms. share bath. for gentle
men employed regular daytime
hours, $40 and S. per wk. RA.
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$500 18th st. NV, across from
Meridian Hill Hutel, former EN-
bassy 10 minis. bus downtown. Ere,
marking AD 4-1R26 3
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GORDON HOTEL

916 10Th St. NV. Downtown
Large double rooms with bath, S2S
per week. with running water $22
per week Singles. S14 up. MA.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

LOVING CARE for children. l VI
to school age. Day care, So: weekly
SIS. 10. S-5277. %
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ROOMS fuRNlsHEb-N.w.S

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE = Newly
decorated rms. daily maid service;
switchboa.d service .l7l2 oNss Nsy
rnhToci nra pupons circIeGMaiS 's Service. Vi N a.
hour switchboard service: phone In
all roon,r. conv location; sgle.. $40
IN, dble. $l2 so up De 2-4750.
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SLAUGHTER'S
PHONE-DUpont 7-7666
RTITMORE CLUB

ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION
NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
A residential club for the junior
and men. Excellent CUISINE, Tv and
music rm., recr. rm.; less than 10
minutes from the down town the
ater and shopping district. Daily
single rates from $3.50 per day,
doubles, and q few triples. 1889
18th st. NV. NO. 7-0634. u
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COLORED - 14th AND EUCLID -
tive. Privileges, AID. 4-6O39. -6
Sc. SECTION-Unfurn
conv. to transportation; privileges.
TT 9-61Q9 II
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BELMONT BAY-Three bedrooms. 2
baths; available Immediately for 9
Aiex.-Six bedrms., Q baths. Z nrs-
places; det and in town; fine silver,
ANTIQUE furniture and rugs; svail-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn. and
newly decorated; 8 bedrms.. "
baths; on 6M acres; near Shirley
hwy: available immediately, $17b.
3Oe 5lock 8. Fairfax ST.; furn. 3
bedrm. apt: available after decors-
tion now In process; couple only;
S96 month.
400 block s. Lee st.; bedrms..
CHARLES r. HOOFF. INC.
1907 Duke st., Alex. Va.
TIE. 6-3445
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FARM AND GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. topping, pruning
lots cleared; insured experience.
JU. S-1630.
A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xS. That's
what you get when you order from
r. PRIEST. OIL. 4-73S1. Oak OF
mixed.
LANDSCAPiNG AND TREE SERVICE
Azaleas for sale. FOUSE & BILD
JE. 3-0S7S or JE. 2-2S43
ALFALFA. lespedeza, clover, also
grass hay: first quality hay, under
cover. GEO. o. SUTTON. day, Ma
S-7949; night, EN-. 3-14S7. p
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping.
trimming. Free estimate. Call Ii.
3-337g, any time.
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PIANOS

dllu lOUI SduIpleS. All case SbylCS.
All wood finishes. Everything re-
duced to make real bargains. S25
vii deliysr: Balance 3 years to pay.
PRINTING PRESS. 1Ox15 C.. & p,
with Kluge feeder; delayed-action
grippers; var. speed motor; now in
use. AID. 2-6248, Mon. to Fri. %
PRINTING machinery: we nave iars-
est stock of printing. bindery. offset
and composing rm equip. IN Wash;
dismantling. moving, erecting VIC
TOR E CURTIS CO. HUI 3-43SR
The Commissioned
Electronics Co. has moved to 2503
Champlain st. NV. USth and Col.
rd.l featuring lowest prices on tapes
REFRIGERATOR, GE.. apt. size.
used 2 mos; sacrifice at $175. GE
3-speed hot plate. Ii. 7-5449. %
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral, never
$500 or best offer. ia. 2-37O5.
Frigidaire: large
window fan; dinette table; small sec
retary; day bed; twin beds; double
bed. no springs or mattresses; couch,
opens to double bed; l large chair;
direct from owner; moving. EN-.
RERRfGERAToR, z IT.. good cond.
pieces; cheap. 10. $500. g
used. large assort-
ment from $40 up. Some with
I-year guarantee. Time payments.
FREDERICKS 39O5 18th st. NV
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THREE GIRLS

3 rms, kit. and bath. vic. 18th and
Park rd. NV. conys to transp. and
shopping; Sll5 mo-; incl. utn. GO
COLORED-1325 IRVING ST.. NV
Lovely rm.. kitchen and bath;
employed cple.; reas.; conv. transp-
228 11th st. SCI rm., pvt. kit.
COLORED-I ROOM and kitchen.
utilities furnished; S5S mo. Ii.
CoLORED-oNE ROOM, kit, semi
pvt. bath; utils. incl; must be
empl.; refs. 1435 r st. NV, DU.
7-4377. b
COLORED - 18th AND EUCLID -
! room, kitchen, share bath. AID.
4-6039. -6
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BUILDING MATERIAL

SPECIAL SALE.
To decrease large inventory and
make room for more material.
Pipe and fittings.
Boilers and radiation.
Angle irons and steel beams.
Doors and sash.
Fencing.
Cast iron pipe and fittings.
Reinforcing steel.
Electric fixtures.
Sky lights.
Complete windows.
All prices reduced for an indefinite
period.
We also have . complete line of
NEW building material to supple
ment our used stock. Make ACE
one stop for all your needs.
FHA financing budget accounts.
Charge Accounts.
1-Day Free Delivery.
ACE WRECKING 81 BUILDING
MATERIAL CO.
%O02 MINI. Ave. NE, Lu. 4-05O0.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1866 N ST. N.W.--For refined young
ladies and. young men: ideal loca-
MRs sifn SsfifDSs %hGfHcE f0Sd SAvis hCuss mother
CAREFREE LIFE in an old Virginia
mansion: 10 min from D. c.. Arl
Hall. Pentagon; DAILY MAID sERV-
ICE; PARKING: ia: $500. --5
20i3 MASS. AVE. NV. Dissin's
for young men and women; food
service; cleanliness; location the best
in city, Dupont Circle. DE. 2-9798,
CALVERT HOUSE. 1401 10th st.
n.w.--Large doubles; newly deco
menus. Tv. switchboard; ideal To-
ssos 10th ST. N,w.-sgle. and dble.
buses; 2 meals daily; breakfast
SUM-; $3.50 to S65 ea. AID. 1896.
Circle. Bradley Arms: delicious food
sirls shf osdn'i AND boys. f0II Mrs. SNYDER SDEfS
LOVELY l1SHEfHl0'isi WARM RIM in cheerful
ice: no smokers. Refs. EN-. 3-792s.
1927 BELMONT RID. NV. Get set
tied in q good place to live before
the inaugural crowds: beautiful,
quiet, clean, house; excellent cook
ing; 2 meals daily; 2 days week:
best trans: try us and see. $15
weekly. AID. 2-9435. Ii
WESLEY HALL
1920 21st ST NV HU 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to youne
men and women Running water.
Daily maid service Bendix washers
Selective restaurant-style menu.
Recreation room Free dances.
movies and Ty.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
meals; home atmosphere. HO
o.a5fifl
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

THREE ROOMS. kit. and bath; nicely
furnished: 10th and East River dr.,
New York City. Near U. N. Bldg;
500 o month. AID. 4-9010. -5
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xs. That's
what you get when you order from
r. PRIEST, OIL. 4-73S1. Oak or mix.
WOOD, seasoned oak
and pine; S22.50 a cord; sig half;
81 for ". Delivered. WA. 7-4593.
LET HEARTH AND HOME, INC, sup
ply your fireplace needs. Cord wood;
wood blocks by the barrel for crates
and stoves; hearth-pack 2-niter:
complete fireplace package. For
service call ia. 1882. IS !.
WOOD, dry oak and
pine. $1,000 cord. 1915 Eye st. me-,
Ii. 4-1&b2
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HOUSES FURNISHED

TAKOMA PARK-6-rms.. beautifully
furn. suburban rambler on dble. lot.
CONN. AVE TOWN-HOUSE. 1 block
from Wardman-Park; s bedrms;:
sleeping porch, upstairs library, 2
elec. kit, lge. deep freeze, new Benz
dix, elec. dryer. detached garage.
House just redecorated and in tm-
maculate condition, BY appoint
ment only; CO, 6,Sl@2.e
Z rms, 2 baths, $100. MA. s-4639.
1881 49, .g R1ITENaogsE a.sgsssy ST. Hw Bssuy SsSy
din. rm. Kit. and breakfast rm.:
CO.. Ills 18th st. NV, Elk. 3-24s9.
sS eson fenced Yard ssasase dsDossl hsSs
WALTER REED HOSPITAL VIC
Completely. furn. house; 9 rms. 2
baths; avail. immed. MA. s-7SS4 or
eS1 T. .fARxDAY asgNHDlY rL, N.E.-s-bedrm.
brick semidet. with fenced corner
lot; nicely furn.; sIIb mo. EN-.
CUsSTTooM-BuhT s-bedrm. redwood
rambler on well-iandscaped wooded
lot in N. .Arl. near. Chain Bridge. Liv.
rm. 1926 with firepl.. dining-recr:,
rm. 11x24 with, radio-phono. and
Tv, lge. kit. fully. equipped includ-
ing dishwasher and laundromat; IA
baths, attic, excellent closet space,
lge. paved terrace, attracttvely furn.,
handsome, comfortable, ideal for
entertaining; $3.50 per mo-. mini
mum ] VI. lease; references. For
AIIEk;xsANNAb,RafAl IEk;s IA, alAl2aS5 l-2aTsrrNGroN -TSSo- ~
oedrm; semidet.: bsmt;. fenced yard;
per mo. JE. 4-13S5. -6
VIENNA, VA; 8 bedrms. and 2 baths;
avail. Immediately for, 4 mo-; $125
mo. Can ia: 2.s373 or ia. 5-9l97
FOXHALL VILLAGE - Charming,
comfortable 6-rm. house. silver.
linen, heat and utils. furn. Aysil.
vic. ANDREWS FIELD-Newly re-
modelled and newly furn. 2-bedrm.
house; Clinton. Md. $50 per mo.
SEQ n MO-. my 4-yr.-old home. 2 bed
rms, Alex. Va, excel. furniture,
fenced yard, bright bsmt.; avail.
ian e. is fARKE4 fAiaz bedrms. .
baths. Attractive for entertaining.
Avail. Feb. i. Call ST. 3-269S.. p
SPRING. 3-bedrm.. full bsmt.
Colonial, washer, dryer, some dishes
and silver, etc. Good location. Walk
to school and bus. S160. HUGGINS
q HARRISON. INC. Realtors. 10.
6-ZSOU. =
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HEREFORDS-A number of pure bred
steers, open and bred heifers; fully
vac Poolesville 3452. IS
= FRESH COWS, Holsteins. Rnd 3
close-Spring;ng Holstein heifers:
Bangs calfhood vaccinated. Phone
Vienna 671-J. Ill
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STEEL. USED-NEW

T;bsams, angle IRON. rsinfcreing sseel,
wRECKING CO., AD. 2-6177. 80
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

DEEPFREEZE owners.
Hen turkeys killed to order, or
more, 60c per pound delivered. Call
UN, 4-l730 %
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FILES DRAWER
ehaw-Walker, S15.76 complete: from
top agencies proc. d. C. SURPLUS
SALES. 511 New Jersey ave. NV.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
Used lumber, 2x4's, 2x6's, 2x8's.
3x10's, sheeting. flooring, brick,
doors, windows, plywood, plumbing
supplies. radiators, boilers, pipe and
ERAL WRECKING CO.. AID. 2-6177
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WESLEY HAIL,
THE JOHN KU,PEN HOTEI,

23lO ASHMEAD PLA NV
Double and single rms. some With
private bath American plan excel
meals; home atmosphere. HO
2-3560.
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GAS RANGES

OFFICE FIXTURE SALE
Partitions. 10 interviewing booths.
excellent condition. This sale is
call MIR. GRAY, UN. 4-2900. IS
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE
Desk, files, tables, chairs; wholesale
or retail quantity. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES, 511 New Jersey ave. NV.
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DUPONT CIRCLE-Sgle. rm., next
to bath; lge. closet; reas. Call DU
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TELEVISION
SALE
TRAPPERS

Dailey's Lures. mink and muskrat;
Victor traps and fishing tackle; guns
and ammunition. Hrs. S:30 amid
pm. every day. EDS TACKLE SHOP
6123 Central avenue, Capitol
Heights. Maryland. 10. S-3S33.
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FURS-MINKS-FURS

FOAM RtUHBBER CoRED STOCK.
S4x76x2A inches, $50. FALLS
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Late models. Easy terms. Also rent
refrigerators. $5 mo. ALLISONS,
2209 l4th st. NV. III
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WE HAVE ALL TYPES of beds for
your inauguration guests. N. FRANK
6S SON, 414 3rd st. NV. Elk. 3-S974.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15
Widow Receives
$3,7OOPaynent

AS BENEFICIARY of two Mon
tana Farmer-Stockman accident in
surance policies, Mrs. Gertrude A.
Birdeau of Fairfield recently was
paid $1,000. The policies We're held
by her husband, Roland H. Birdeau,
who died in an automobile accident
Jan. 10, 1858.
Mr.. Birdeau was driving on the
ice of Freezeout Lake near Fairfield
when the car broke through and he
was drowned.
One policy, which carried a pre-
MUM of SO, allowed $4,000 for loss
of life. 1t had been renewed twice,
bringing a 10 per cent increase in
benefits or a total of $4,000. The
second policy, which had So pre-
MUM, had been renewed more than
five times, allowing the maximum
SO per cent increase and a 81 500 pay
ment.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15
REA Approves
2 State Loans

APPROVAL OF TWO loans to
Montana co-operatives is announced
by the Rural identification Admin
istration.
One loan for $195,000 was APP
proved for the Ravalli County Elec-
trio Cooperative, Corvallis. Funds
will be used for construction of head
quarters facilities and system i'm
provements. The other loan, $685.
900, was approved for the Lower
Yellowstone Electric Association,
Sidney, to finance construction of so
miles of line to serve 80 additional
rural consumers and to add system
improvements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15

Write MONTANA FARMER
STOCKMAN for information about
LOW-COST ACCIDENT INSUR-
ANCE POLICY.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15

A load over rear wheels will not
give your car better traction when
streets are icy. Added weight may
only bring on a blowout.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15
for powerful operofiong

tractors - taking load of hYdruu-
lie system. Bushel-size CLEAR-vUE
HOPPERS. Fomous BURCH HI
SPEED BEARINGS. Positive chain
drives. RuggedlY reinforced. Two
Row model also uvoiloble. More In
use fhon any other mokel Get full
facts from your BURCH dealer
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-15

The big-yolue planter for big-scole
operationsl Flexible. porollel units
trovel S" up or S" down - each
Staying absolutely level at depth
set. Easily and fully adjustable for
varied tractor tire sizes. Full weight
of transported planter can be cor
RED on check chain with most
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Mr.. SchWub Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Schwab
of La Plata, Md, were in
Scarsdale, N. Y, August l for
the marriage of their son, Mr..
Walter Snowden Schwab. to Miss
Constance Panther, daughter of
Mrs. Karl A. Panther of Chateau
Normandy, at Scarsdale and the
late Mr.. Panther.
The ceremony was performed
in the Church of st. James the
Less at Scarsdale and was fol-
lowed by a reception in the
Scarsdale Women's Club. The
Rev. Alan Reid Chalmers, rector
of st. Mary's Episcopal Church
in Green Cove Springs, Fla, and
formerly rector of st. James the
Less, with the brides uncle, the
Rev. Harold Holt of Grace
Church. in Oak Park, Ill, were
the officiating clergymen.
Mr.. F. Alan Craigie, of Albany,
N. Y, gave his niece in marriage
and she was attended by Mrs.
Byron A. Sasscer, of Kensington,
Md, as matron of honor and
Mrs. Brady Barr of Washington,
Mrs. Kent Rigg and the Misses
Jane Gatewood and Virginia
Ellington.
Mr.. Samuel Ward of La Plata
was best man and the usherS
included the Messrs. Karl Craigie
Panther. brother of the bride.
Brady Barr, Hugh Maxwell
Evening star., 1953-08-03

below was the town of Naxos,
the first exterior settlement of
the Greeks, which has just
been uncovered by archeolo-
giStS.
Still untouched by tourism,
Taormina is a haven for those
unendowed with worldly riches.
A villa sizable enough for four
persons complete with garden
and gardener is obtainable for
$50 to $50 monthly, a cook at
$25 a month and meals for four
people total up to something
quite joyful like $500 a day.
Artichokes, says Duncan, who
must have made a dent in the
market, were less than a penny
apiece. Even the de luxe San
Domenico Hotel where Sum-
ner WelleS and his bride stayed
in the spring costs at the very
most about $3.50 a day per
person including all meals.
Contrary to the reputation
for lawlessness Sicilians have
sometimes suffered, the En-
richs found them to be the
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Exclusively Yours--- BETTY '=~=

If the heat that has blan-
keted our fair city is getting
you down, if the summer dold-
runs are weighing heavily
upon your spirit, if all your
friends are still sending you
picture postcards of fashion
able resorts-then don't listen
to Duncan Emrich'S descrip-
ton of Taormina, Sicily, or
you will wonder at the cruelty
of your stationary life.
Any place on the Mediter-
ranean, of course, is apt to be
heavenly. Ex-senator Bill Ben
ton of Connecticut writes from
his villa on the Riviera, There
are some rewards in defeat
though not enough-and this
is one of them" He and his
wife and three younger chill
dren have been enSconced in
the sun-kissed zone since
spring and are staying until
the middle of September. The
former legislator carries on his
business even at such a luxuri-
Gus distance. He dictates on
a new type of dictaphone, puts
the tape in an envelope and
airmailS it home.
But in the minds of the
Emrichs who spent four
months at this particular place,
pink and cream Taormina is
the heaven spot of the world.
Marian was so crazy about the
little village of 1000 that she
thinks she will go right back in
a few months and wait for
Duncan to join her next sum-
mer.
The Emrichs had a villa on
a hill that looked out upon the
right at the ow-covered peak
Of smoking Mount Etna, upon
the left at the Italian main
land sparkling in the setting
of the sea, and below upon
the always beautiful blue and
green Mediterranean. The
house had 10 terraces to its
garden which boaSted an
abundance of papyrus, lemon,
olive, orange, pomegranate and
almond trees and 10 varities
of geraniums and roses plus
African daisies, lilies, tulips
and cactus.
Up the hill, a Commute
walk away, were the ruins of
a Norman castle; to the left
at a distance of a 15-minute
walk was a theater still in use,
which was built by the Greeks
and added to by the Romans;
Evening star., 1953-08-03

gossip. Duncan has brought
back 200 pieces of Sicilian art.
including 25 ex-voto paintings,
that he will exhibit in Wash
ington this fall.
From time to time the ad-
dress of such writer's as Jean
Cocteau, D. H. Lawrence and
Truman Capote, Taormina is
the setting Irving Berlin's
son-ip-law, Marvin Barrett,
has chosen for writing a novel.
He and his wife were there
during the Emrichs' stay and
so were the Ashley Chambers
and Mrs. Carleton Sprague
Smith, all of New York but
who are known in the Capital.
Ashley has taken a villa and
is studying voice. They also
ran into a very attractive
British couple who have a huge
estate in the center of tbs is
land, Lord and Lady Bridport.
Washington remembers the
svelte blond Lady Bridport,
whose husband is a grandson
df England's famous Lord
Nelson, when she visited here
last fall with the Joseph Cot
tens of movie fame.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Society News 4
Pre-Wedding etes
Dot the Calendar
Miss Freer Is Honored at Cocktails
And Lunch, Miss Wilson at Breakfast

ciates and Texas friends of the
Wilson's and the hosts.
Former Speaker of the House
Rayburn planned to come by as
did 1t. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
P. Cabell. Commissioner Of the
District of Columbia and Mrs.
Prentiss and Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Bernard L. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller hope to
get away for a while this month
but no certain plans have been
made. They will however.
definitely go to Texas in Septem-
ber. Their three young ones,
Marta, IL: Dale, 8, and Meade.
6. will stay behind on this trip.
Turn-About-Foir Play
There was a little turn about
on Saturday when a bride-elect
did the entertaining. Miss Isa-
belle Sweeny gave a luncheon for
her bridal attendants. This party
took place at the residence of
her grandfather, Representative
Robert Crosser
Miss Sweeny, daughter of Mrs.
Barbara Crosser Sweeny, will
marry Mr.. Donald Charles
Schuessler on Saturday.
Among the guests were the
Misses Eleanor Romine, June
Inscoe, Patricia Culley, Marlene
Munson, Mary Trail. Claire Reid
and Miss Sweeny's sister who
will be her maid of honor, Miss
Nancy Sweeny.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Ex-senator Benton Writes From Riviera
Toorn1ino Is Heavenly, Soy Ennrichs

most gentle people in the world
and also the most trusting.
One can live there for weeks
or months without having any
money pass between oneself
and ones creditors, and, as
Marian discovered, the butcher
expects you to keep count of
the meat you buy because he
doesn't.
Theodore Sedgewick, who's
now back in her Georgetown
house, drove all over Sicily
this summer, alone, even into
the little villages where her
small, red foreign-made car
drew the whole curious popula-
ton out on the street, yet she
was never held up or even
frightened.
Taormina days were spent
in study, work. walking about
the countryside in search of
Sicilian paintings, ceramics,
etc. and in meeting the whole
town twice daily in the piazza
for an aperitif and the village
Evening star., 1953-08-03
-Southall Photo.

Saint Peters Catholic Church
IN Washington was the scene of
the marriage of Miss Mary Mar
Saret Capty and Mr.. Joseph P.
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|ndonesion Envoy Leaving Woshinqton

in Paris where they will be for
several weeks. They then will
visit in Rome, and before re-
turning to Washington will
spend some time in London. The
younger members of their FAM
lily are at camp in this couna
try for the summer and the AM
bassador and his wife will be
back some time in early Sep
tember.
The Venezuelan Minister and
Sonora de Perez de la Cova have
gone to Chatham on Cape Cod.
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speak English f1uently and al
though the Ambassador dresses
in the latest mode of the Western
world his attractive wife retains
the distinctive dress of her ma
tive land. With them in Wash
ington during these past three
years and more have been their
son Radjasa, and two daughters,
Sawitri and Gayatri.
TorieIIos Awoy
Guatemalan Ambassador and
Sonora de Toriello, who sailed
Wednesday from New York, are
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Mcmahon on August /. The Rev.
Raymond r. Fitzpatrick Of
Scranton, Pa, uncle of the BRIDE
groom, oficiated. The bride Is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen F. Canty Of Washington,
and Mr.. Mcmahon is the son Of
Mrs. Teresa Mcmahon of Wash
ington and the late DR.. Daniel
Mcmahon.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the Dodge Hotel. The
couple will reside in Washing
ton.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
-Gass Photo.

MRS. WALTER S. SCHWAB
The former
Miss Constance Panther.
Mitchell of La Plata and Byron
A. SaSscer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwab will live
in Washington.