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BROWNING
REAL ESTATE AGENCY


Z ACRES near Oak Orchard, 6-rm,
modern house. bath. new furnace.
6d-gal. hot-water heater. 2 bedTms,
1884 living room, insulated, 5000
Growina spruce trees, stable and
other bldgs. on hard road. sl5.-
600
i37 acres on Gas House pike
bath, new furnace, 30-tie COW barn,
bank barn and other hldgS S2b,-
is acres, arm. DWELLING. bath.
r rgrnas'' x ,6 eedrms h AZ SsTrpIl
SON. Realtors M. Airy, Ma
Phi. 1913, am. 5s4J
i30-A. LEVEL FARM. complete set
OF bidgS, pvd hwy, S-rm. main
house. h. and b.; also tenant house.
Sin,un0
SOFA. farm, Ions front both sides
OF Rte 40. lge brick home and
nee bldes. Sln.OOO.
acre with lovely new V-rm.
home. built-in garage, nice view.
unusual buy. Sl3.6Ou
4.-aere. 6-rm house, h. and b..
garaee. town water: only $4,000.
PHONE Mt, AIRY 23l
JOHN J, PRICE, Realtor
COLORED-l,eb ACRES, old house,
MI. from EuWurdk feffy &c. ana
@. Canal towards Poolesville.
known as Mary Bell property; no
cash, $50 mo, FE 3-albl.
SMALL ESTATE on Route sol. All
stone HISTORY rambler. 4 bedrmS,,
sd-ft, liv. rm. wall-to-ceiling stone
fireplace, lH-ft. master bedrm., ca
thedral ceiling, Ice. din, rm. with
cathedral ceiling. imported Czecho-
slovakia din. rm iurn al floors
2 lRe tiled baths, full bsmt with
tor port sep. all-stone studio cot.
tare OIL heat; bath, kit, Nv and
grounds Barpain. S46, 900. terms,
30 ACRES . acres clear. balance
timber Spring fed stream h.rm,
and bath stucco home stove and
refRr Excel huntinR cony 10
y. c. Full price, $4,000; terms.
~ 900 down. easy monthly pay
ia ACRES; u crop land, bal.
ance good timber S-rfn and bath
new rambler completely equipped
Z Ice tobacco barns; other hldgs
i2-acre allotment, Ions road 'front.'
age 2 tractors complete equip.
ment Priced for Quick sale,
Many others. all sizes. from 81
600 up, inland and aiong the water.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO,
Lsris,s. Nd. Phone VIZ. a-saS0
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DESK SPACE

IN ATTORNEYS OFFICES; very
reasonable i4th and ~ Y ave.
ST. 3-uD04
SILVER SPRING. SIS mo. IN mod
en- Aforementioned BLDG. u O.
4a51 Ju h-ssnn
HILL BLDG. 18th and Eye-Desk
avail also reeeptionists phone
ans and mail Serv. Ma. S-4hs0,
VT AT 4 - Share 2-rm suite.
equip. furn tel ans SIS Secy.
serv ST 3-4558, RIA, d-34i3
COLORED-DOwNTOwN. $40 18th
st. NV; COW. TO Courthouse; SIS
mo LA 0-ii6a
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
635 + STREET NV.

New stofe IN b7UV block OF Conn.
ave, 2Ox70-ft.; with basement. air
customer parking: In
Washington's highest income area.
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a0ei MINI. AVE. S.E.--Modern
store i7'x1O with part basement.
Ad1oining liquor, Highs and bakery
and surrounded by very thtckly
populated residential area. Immed.
possession. Reasonable rent. Con-
suit LEASING dept. SHANNON q
LUcHs CO; Realtors, TIA 18th
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MD.-lOO ACRES
FRED B. CUSHMAN

ESQ ACRES lArse house modern.
plenty OF out bldgs. over I mile OF
ha.c read irontage
600 ACRES. improved with
beautiful lO-roon stone house. in
modern cond 60-eow WaShington-
type dairy barn. silo, large bank
barn. Tenant house. fish pond A
BEAUTIFUL location With over ] mile
Of hard road frontage.
These farms are al less than 80
minutes from ACC and without
breaking the speed limit.
100 ACRES. near Acc. Small
WaShinEton-type dairy barn. s.
room frame house laree rooms and
excel. cono. A very shoSy place
100 ACRES. 7-room house with
improvements, few outbldgs.
100 ACRES. long road frontase
on new gao. nice set OF bidrS. in
cluoing carry barn.
iie ACRES. Ions road frontage
on new s40
FRED b. cUsHMAN
20 "-pl43 Gath A0f
I38 n FTedefick Ave Gaithershure
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STORES FoR RENT
tcoNfINUrpl

aBx4T with fun SELLING basement.
Immense double show windows.
o Ss' % e 3. Il n. srSs Ss cwS Sss "a: y:
heat IN ducts: Z toilets paTklnG
front and rear $50 cars, suitable
children's clothes and shoes. yard
goods sport geods. toys, camera,
stationery, music. paint and others
not in conflict. SstO with four
months. free rent This Is Arling-
toms highest income area, W.
M E sESSso FFSx s aSSS y Les Sro asT.
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l0O-A stock farm. p-rm-. =
view; iargesi barn in frederiek Co
with cleo. running water. hay
mows,. 8 dry hoors. asbestos slate
roof; huge corn house. set of l.ia-
ton Fairbanks platform scales, ideal
for cattle. erain and hay weishing.
80 acres bluegrAtS sod. so acres viz
si 81 poplar and oak averaging 500
wire iencinE on good locust posts.
Several streams One OF the top
farms IN the Point Of Roeks-Bruns-
wick area Lies good enough for
an airstrip. has x-mi railroad sid
i , for ip nnn terSitis potsn,;;.
consider participating with 4 IMAM
cially responsible partner
baths. oil h..wh. loxs0 barn and
misc. bldgs; mi hard road 'front.'
age 30 mi D c $4,000
ls0-A taytonsvilie farm Mod,
5-rm tenant house, iOx60 bern.
corn house. hos house. etc Near
improved road Is mi. Dci $500
ii5 A. T-rin. house, oil heat. liv.
rm. with frepl.. mod. kit. din rm
= pedrms 10-cow D. C dairy barn,
tkAFAHhsA NANMN
stream on macadsm road, a. mi.
d c; S26,bo0. terms,
90 A. hlgh scenic plateau ct
Bealls. Tile, lust on Rte rs. Tray-
ersed BY Little Seneca. with SO0-ft.
frontage. on hard road 80 mi.
d. C: 81 farm land prices. excl.
| A., new S-rm masonry bunga-
low. bath, OIL heat, tirepl., 3 bed
rms $4,000; $1,000 dn.
2 A., 1-rm. house, elec and
lhone; well and furnace Never
mi. d. C.. $4,000. Y cash.
baths, 2 half baths. oil S'ew.h'. Nv.
nm. with firepl. and picture window.
din rrn. .ultramod kit, master
bedrm, and . other bedrms; black
top drive excel shade; unique pan
oramic view In s'eht Of AFc at
Germantown; $4,000; 4 cash
cHAs. H. JAMESON. Realtor
NJ l-a"6a
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Beat This

80 900 Down, I4O-acre farm tor
way. 80 min. from Wash Ineludes
. houses, barns. etc Sacrifice at
$40. 800 Terms. $3.50 per mo.
i'd pov I aNn Rfar
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NEARBY FAIRFAX co.

30 acres, on x. y. A p. siding.
Just OF Shirley hwy, near pro-
posed circumfefential hwy A tre-
mendous value at 5000 an acre.
For investment or immediate de-
yelopment. LYNCH BRos, INC,
Realtors, Springfield, Va, FL. a.
1000 Closed Sunday.
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CLOSE-IN NE.

"a Over 1900 81, ". Railroad
~ Over 80, 900 81, ~
s3.26 "a. ~. for Either
HAROLD B. BONART a. co.
PE' 7.i2e2 Ewes. OIL. A-bot7
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DOCTORS OFFICE

Lower Conn. Ave. Area
1000 50. IT.. only $500; available
Feb. l; The Rodney Apt. 1911 4
ST., NV, call EN-. 10000 for ap-
pointment,
Legum q Gerber Realty Co.
3Ji5 Conn. Ave. NV,
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DOCTORS SUITE

on sroand ieOr q apa,.ment bldg
IN center Of Good Hope Hills
rounded BY 1000 family dwelling
y ynit, n,.s 2 rms sne bath assiSnsd
Phone LU, $4,000,
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MILLER REAL EsTATE AoENcY

ANO . MHIH ON NWITNUtEF NWs
Telephone Culpeper f5ii
Residence, 5l3i or 1887
On hard road oOrdering river.
beautiful cattle farm, .uu acres
excellent graE.ng land. S-room
house. electricity mAGnlactnt set
ting. view, barns; 100000, terms.
On hard ROAD. near river, =
bedroom mouse. central heat. bath,
basement Si.1au, terms
mile from town. , acres with
S-room house, electricity. sS,Sou.
miles out, rs acres with nice
3-bedroom house, electricity, bath,
orchard. farm buildings, Sl4. 500.
terms.
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wARgHou sE AND DISPLAY

PRACTICALLY NEW - l.
story brick, 500 square
feet Goog area parking for
cars Just OF River read
in Bethesda. Nd Rental
$500 month. Call A. J.
Moore OF a-f-TA. SHAN
NON a LUcHS CO.
ia 18th 81. NV. Ma. s-e346
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SARMs
500 AN ACRE

yirsinia's best farm. 900 acres.
Large house, rms Q baths.
h.-W.h Strictly modern. Two
barns. milking parior, 8 siiot, 3
chicken houses. concrete road; 1
mile stores. churches. schools; inn
med. poss. Owner win take back
Co T' s.S2s2: eves.. ia.
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B. F. PERRow. Broker
Remington, Va. HE. 9-3527

Remington, Va. HE. 9-3527
SO ACRES. mountain land. i've
spriBs-fed streams. secluded. OLD
fvs-Foom Dwelling. liyable but
needs complete refufbishing Iccai
summer hieeavey place. $500
1870 ACRES. omen. tn foothills 81
Blue Ridge Nice view, "a mile on
river. other streams, nice tiX-room
dwelling wybAth. barn. Snu-cap.
poultry house. other outbulldingS.
Formerly q nursery. plenty Of box
wood and other Shrubbery; SO miles
y. C. Only SiS.gOQ.
1875 ACRES i2 woods; stream
through property; barn, outbuild-
mss ElEht-room oldef-type DWELL
ing tenant house; nice view. SO
miles d. C Close to Warrenton.
Bargain priced At $4,000 for
quick sale.
Have some other similar prop
critics lust now. many others larger
and smaller.
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9l2 9Th ST. NV

store, warehouse and once SPACE,
THE RIGGS NATL. BANK
washington Loan 8 Trust Br.
900 p ST. NV.
ST. $4,000. Ext. Aea
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eaT n Frederick Ave. oss;herseuTg
SMALL DAIRY FARM rs a
streams. alto. barn shedss 6rIu,
dweNine; metal roof. $4,000.
terms
Beautiful laying land close 10
town. 50 q. 8 rms. stream. 3d.
0Oa
los O.; stream: excellent build
inEs: dwelling has y baths. $780,
500. terms.
400 acres bordering Rappahan-
type dwelling. fully modern. situ-
ated on beautiful lawn with trees
and weil-selected shruhbery, all
outbidEs painted 6-rm tenant or
guest house $4,000. $4,000
co-n bal or Sc
nasrv faFuna
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OFFICES. sTUDIos for RENT
fCOAflAueDl
1929 VT. Ave. NV.

Doctors. dentist or corp. We
eompletely fedec, In elev.. bldg.
Some with air .cond. can be had In
almost any size and price. To
inspect call
BOSS e. PHELPS, INC.
lAl7 X ST, NV.
MA. $4,000
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- HUDSON REAL, ESTATE

ON- f-ININ ON III
HOWARD COUNTY. ND. clarks-
VILE distriet-22 acres with over
cleared. part wooded. Nth stream.
S3Q5 per acre Good terms.
SANDY sPG RTY. CO. sP. 4-e42I
LfSrINGS include best LAND avail
able In Rockville and Darnes-
town area ior development In
creased buyer interest See 10
now Call PO .-44Si ANYTIME.
HENRY u CARTER Realty and
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WESTERN UNION
BUILDING
1908 q ST. NV.

Available Jan. IS: beautiful large
suite consisting Of reception room.
at only slOO per month For fur.
ther info. call Mr. Oil, EN- $4,000
or see Superintendent on premises.
Legum 81 Gerber Realty Co.
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THREE posls0 n. Tors on o st.,
sIas 81 i ior of, eve pouo
SMILEY, Reaitor, UN. A-s26Oi
svssSl eP. s-sabA
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Tor SALE

BELTsvILLE. MD.--iO lots, on
paved Odell I'd and BALTIC blvd,
ls5 H. on n r.. 800 ~. on Odell
Cali MR. Mills. Parkway 5.s2ii.
?. q. COUNTY, acres with = 800
50. H. storage, plenty OF railroad
and road frontage. J-phase cur
rent into property. water 10 prop
erty. Only $4,000 on easy terms
HUDSON REAL ESTATE. uN.
i-l5lJ, UN. i-5l7l.
APPROX. 10 ACREs. 2 miles south
OF Laurel. 255 H. fronting on
Baltimore-Wash. blvd, U. 8 4.
p o. Box SO. Brentvood. Md.
Mr.. LORTON-e.2 acres, fronts on
U s. No. !. railroad in rear
price. 81. 200, subj. 70 industrial
x0ning A. NJ. ROTH CO.. RE.
1-733O
$4,000 50. VI, suitable for ware
house, construction yard. etc;
graded and graveied, College
PARK area. UN 4-2I27.
on SHIRLEY hwy. Mr.. osA ware.
house,-Approx. 10000 50. II. of
level land zoned Industrial with
a. NJ ROTH co, RE 7-733O.
APPROX. 10000 so. TT. on 8
Olebe I'd, at Four Mile Run, 500
yds from Shirley hwy. convenient
70 Rte. ! and shirlinRton shopping
center, about = mi from l4th st.
Bridge ideal location for moving
and storage business. SliU per
60 4 Call Mr.. EscHBAcHER,
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY. VA.
Log cabin on = sere SLIPS
Cabin. IA acre ADJOINING
national forest 1850
Cabin Sxls mt top "a acre $50
Cabin l0xl2 mt, ton - acre aS0
Mountain top property. go acres
CRICkENRERGER REALTY
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Call J, n. Knox
Thos. J. Fisher a. Co, Inc.
13s 18TH 81. NV d. 7.0s3O
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AGO so IT. OF warehouse plus
ise. once; Bethesda l-story drive
In VIII rnlaEgr for Responsible
party. Ample psrkinE Mr. Kiboe.
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MARTINS MOODS

Only is Minis. to DC. and .Ft.
Meade. on beautiful Riverdale I'd
mi. east Of the wash Baltic.
with adequate covenants and build
ms restrictions. Sewer, water and
gas; reasonable, liberal terms.
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Store. 1870. opposite Hecht
Co.. large show window, rental.
1925 per month.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ArTrNrroN INytsroRs

Small home ard 81 acres, easy
10 develop. between Lake Bancroft
ara Seven Corners. IN Falls Church.
Va yaAslt No AZ. ft IA PsSr PSMR MS,
iVrYK IN @-a5q6 PAU p.
STONE tn .-iioS, RA 3-ae33
CREENBEL T-a0xlf0 $500
Gr ENnALF, a acre. s. 0Ou
LANHAM. SEW RID. AS a 81 $50
SlENDrA,LLE, 10 a.; $4,000
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

DREYFUSS BROS.
IOig 18th ST. NV. Ma. s-ObsO
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EtAh giJ3-aT X ST NV Entire
md z ap-rox 500 "a n unen
space. heat and water furnished
b. owner equipped with = win-
dew air conditioning units SUI
anle for arehitsets. ensineeTs. dem
tai laboratory. etc PROMPT pos
session ConKuis Mr. Jenkins.
Leasing Dept. sHASN A
LUCHS CO, Realtors. 7sA 14th
~ nv Ma s.SaAr
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ARLINGTON FOREST CENTER
Store, 4Ox6O, with basement 2Ox-
40, now occupied by hardware.
rentaly only $3.50
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HABERDAsHERY = compi. &c
ToGoY RoIIoM-sntlrs builalns

FIIUIst ~. " -WW y U y F--Wf ;,
REsTAURANT-can be leased fully
equipment. Cafeteria styie. air
conditioned. md and I sta. ne
Across from Terminal $3.50 PEI
NO, Consult leasing dept. SHAN
NON a LUCHS Co. Realtors. ga
i4th 81 NV Ma S-2g45.
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FAnM0-Nh. Ok1AN ILL
a33-Aere farm. 4 miles from
Chantilly, 254-acre farm. 5 miles
from chAntilly. 80 acres. all
clear. with stream. 8 miles from
ESTATE. JE 3-ksd3.
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eide whether they we're saints
or sinners. That's easy" said
a woman guest standing with
them. "All men are sinners"
49,. They grinned.
From the State Depart
ment came Assistant Secre-
tary of State Walter Robert
son, Assistant Secretary and
Mrs. Burke Elbrick, Counse-
lor and Mrs. Freddy Rein
hardt - the latter with q
new fancy hairdo. 2. From
the White House came Homer
Gruenther, Bob Gray and
the Jack Martins.
From Congress were Sena-
tor Estes Kefauver, who
whipped up from the Senate
to Join Nancy there and was
going back for more voting
on the labor bill; Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harold Cooley;
Representative and Mrs. Karl
L &c ON e, Representative
Peter Frelinghuysen. and
Representative and Mrs.
Homer ThornberTy.
Gwen Cafritz came in a
black marquisette Count
Sarrni dress and e-trimmed
black horsehair hat. I.
Mrs. John Elton, beauteous
Italian wife of the Air Vice
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Marshal, wore a stunning
black-and-blue nylon chiffon
print with the new loose back
panel. Admiral Mick"
Carney's wife had on a dark
red and black trapeze.
OUT-SHINING THE IRA.
PEZES was the colorful cos
tune worn by Nigerian Rep
resentative Haagstrup. who Is
here prior to the establish
ment of the Nigerian Com
monwealth and first embassy
here. Swathed in q white
robe, he wore a hat and skirt
Of figured velvet.
Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. Peixoto said they will
return to Brazil in July but
the Ambassador hasn't de-
cided whether he will remain
there or come back here for
a longer ambassadorial stay.
ASK him." said his wife. Il
wish you would find out and
tell me-"
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman
was there. the Australian
Ambassador, and Mrs. Beale.
and the Dutch Ambassador
and Nine. van Rotten, Ma
rine Commandant and Mrs.
Continued on Page B-4, Col. I
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Theresa ScheH
Engaged to Wed
Mr.. Szechenyi

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paul
Schell of New York City an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Theresa to
Mr.. Daszlo Szechenyi, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis SEE
chenyi of Asheville, N. c.
The prospective bridegroom
is the grand nephew of
Countess l. szio Szechenyi.
the former Gladys Wander
bilt, of this city and the late
Count Laszlo Szechenyi. who
was Hungarian Minister to
the United States and to the
Court of st. James'S.
Miss Schell was educated
in Hungary. Her parents
came to this country in 1947
and gave up their titles of
baron and baroness when
they received their American
citizenship in 1858.
Mr.. Szechenyi a ttended
schools in Hungary and was
graduated from New. York
University. He served in the
Army for two years and is
now with IBM World Trade
Corporation in New York.
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
British Celebrate
Queens Birthday

at the 5 to 1880 affair. -.
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfeld were the
only members of the cabinet
group glimpsed.
French Ambassador Herve
Alphand's beautiful blond
wife was a symphony in a
black and lapis lazuli blue
print from head to toe. Her
Dior trapeze dress was made
of it, her broadhrimmed hat
was made Of it. even her
purse and her pumps.
Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Urguplu and the Harold
Coolidges chatted about the
highly successful Big Broth
ers boxing match the evening
before, and all thought the
decision should have gone to
the German boxer, Franz
Szuzina. Gene Tunney ex-
pressed a similar opinion the
night of ? the fight. He
thought Szuzina won every
round but one and could have
won easily had he kept his
fists UP. BY dropping his
guard all the time. he cut
his effectiveness by so per
cent, said Gene.
CEYLONESE AMBASSA-
DOR Senerat Gunewardene
and Korean Ambassador DR..
You Chan Yang were chuck
ling over the Saints and Sin
ners luncheon they went to
yesterday. They couldn't de-
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The debutante contingent
tripped the light fantastic
last evening at a dance in
honor Of Miss Betty Wall
Luttrell.
The party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lothrop
Luttrell to present their
daughter to society. 1t took
place at the hosts Maryland
place, Mulberry Hill.
Receiving in the living room
with her mother, Miss Lut-
trell wore a dress of white
silk organza over pale pink
taffeta.
1t was designed along en-
pire lines with a pink velvet
ribbon emphasizing the high
waistline. Mrs. Luttrell wore
a gown of aqua chiffon.
Dancing to Sidney's or
chestra took place on the
first terrace under an avn
ing which had a pink ceiling.
The poles sported huckel-
berries and pink geraniums
as floral decorations.
The debutante's aunt and
uncle were among the guests
at the party and included
Mrs. Edgar Orme, jr., who
with Mr.. Orme had given a
dinner beforehand, and Mr..
Nathanial Luttrell.
Out-of-town guests there
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bradley Duvall of Towanda,
Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Schneider of Richmond,
Va.
Another dinner before the
dance was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Cox. 1t was in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Du-
vail who are their house
guests.
Later in the evening at
the dance there was a buffet
supper featuring roast beef.
This was on the second ter
race and guests were seated
around the pool.
The tiny blond debutante
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BY BETTY BEALE
star stan Writer

Sir Harold Caccia APP
peared in his pearl gray cut
away. thousands of straw
berries were served with
quantities of whipped cream.
and the champagne flowed
with a freedom befitting the
celebration of the birthday of
Her Majesty Queen Eliza
beth II at the British En-
bassy's garden party yester-
day.
The weather, which was
neither unbearably hot nor
unbelievably wet. received the
proper attention accorded it
in polite society and other
wise supplemented this an
nual posh party held on the
embassy greensward.
With typical British pre-
paredness, having sent Prime
Minister Macmillan swim
ming out Of Washington in
a downpour. Ambassador and
Lady Caccia had had an ele-
CANT marquee erected over
the stone terrace at the head
of the wide sweep Of lawn. A
white peaked one with blue
trim, it was the same over
head protection used for the
reception in Queen Eliza
beth's honor last fall.
Standing under it in a re-
celving line were the nattily
attired Ambassador, Lady
Caccia in a two-piece rose
silk chemise, their debutante
daughter Clarissa, and their
little girl Antonio. Each guest
was ushered to this point with
customary British eclat. A
flock of handsome uniformed
aides stood at the head Of
the sweeping double staircase
inside the embassy ready to
offer an arm to each feminine
arrival.
Eight hundred British and
Commonwealth citizens had
been received in the morn
ing, and 1000 repeatedly at
the afternoon party, but the
grass covered lawn is so very
big, it seemed only sparsely
peopled in places. Another
marquee at the foot of the
garden sheltered the straw
berries and cream, whole
layer cakes, petits fours, and
dainty sandwiches. -. :.
Placed ever so often along
the edge of the garden were
mammoth Japanese Ian
terms that an aide said
burned an insect repellant.>
But the reception was over
before it became dark enough
to light them.
CHIEF JUSTICE WARREN
was there with his daughter,
Mrs. Carmine Clemente.
whom everybody insists upon
calling "Honeybear," though
it is not her name, it's her
sisters. Her name is Doro-
thy and now that she has
been on the Capital scene for
months, you might think it
would sink in peoples heads.
Justice Felix Frankfurter,
an infrequent party-goer, was
in deep conversation with Is
raeli Ambassador and Nine.
Eban. Justice and Mrs. John
Harlan were there. Alice
Longworth and the David
Finleys came together and
were among the early arrivals
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Mrs. Lillian James an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Joyce to Mr.. Rob-
ert Steven Watkins, son of
Mrs. Lila Watkins of Lin
coin, Nebr. and the late Mr..
Watkins. The bride is also
the daughter Of the late Mr..
Francis L. James. The we'd
ding took place May II in
the Foundry M ethodist
Church. The couple will live
here.
Standardization
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Fall
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BOWS AT DANCE
Betty LuttreH
Makes Debut

is a graduate of Holton Arms
School and will enter RAN
dolph Macon college in the
fall. She will also be among
the debutantes during the
Christmas season.
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roll Of Springfield. Mass. The
wedding took place May II
at st. Margaret'S Catholic
Church in Seat Pleasant, Md.
The couple will live in Port
Lyautey, Morocco.
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lon announce the marriage
of their daughter Pauline F.
to Mr.. Rolf ]. Jettinghoff.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Jettinghoff of Providence,
r. I. The wedding took place
May 80 at st. Stephens Ro-
man Catholic Church. The
couple will live in Falls
Church.
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Lunbe-Ely

Lombe-ElY
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Royal Ely of Asheville. N. c..
formerly of this city. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Nancy Scott to Mr..
Lloyd Charles Lambe. The
wedding took place May "a
in the Community Church
of New York City. The
couple will live in New York
City.