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DEATHS
In MFmnrtant
Funeral Hon

io,;,.I ~ SahpLINE' IN SAD out
mother, CAROLINE CASSELL, who
departed this life nineteen wears ago
today. December 70. 1914.
Dear Mother. There is a grief that
can never be comforted,
AND q wound that can never be
The sorrow imbedded so deep In
our hearts
Can never be fully revealed.
NELLIE, ELIZABETH, ANNIE AND
DICKENS, META. In loving memory
OF my dear wife and our dear
mother, META DICKENS. who passed
ms ne Two years ago, December
December brings sad memories
- t our loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved YOU best.
THE FAMILY.
DONALDSON, VIRGINIA v. In loving
memory Of our mother and grand
mother, VIRGINIA V. DONALDSON.
who passed away seventeen wears
ago today, December 10. 1915.
In our hearts a memory is kept
VI one we loved and never will
JANE, FREDDIE AND FAMILY.
DONALDSON, VIRGINIA v. In mem.
Dry OF our mother and grandmother,
VIRGINIA v. DONALDSON, who
departed this life seventeen wears
ago today, December 10, 1915.
throughout the years,
Not for today alone.
Your place within our hearts
| Remains your own
SISTER, JIMMY AND THE BOYS.
DONALDSON, VIRGINIA v. In low.
Ing memory Of my mother, VIR-
GINA V. DONALDSON, who passed
| away seventeen years ago TODAY.
December r3, 1915.
Beautiful memories are all we have
OF a wonderful mother we will never
DAUGHTER AND soN.IN.IAw.
MAY AND STICK DOWNS.
GIULIANI, GIUSEPPE. In loving mem
Dry OF our husband, father and grand
departed this life two wears ago tn.
day. December 10. 1851.
DECEMBER brings sad memories
VI loved one. gone to rest
You VIII never be forgotten
ny the ones who loved YOU best.
L3 GNH cR WEE; tEILI Sb CHILDREN
JONES. GRAFTON CwILLIEI, Jr. In
PPTneclo9S memory of GRAFTON W.
JONES; Jr., who left us seven wears
ago today December 70. 1855.
day 'iO'e eaen
Since God has called YOU from ne:
your place is empty in our hearts.
In Gods will we trust.
You were such a loving son.
devoted husband and father
Also a loving brother,
ana your kindly deeds to others
were unSeltlSh through and through
THE FAMILY.
kYLER, ETA. In loving memory n
our darling mother, ETA KYIER.
Mlo IetI US tWenty-seven years ago
To-Day December 10. 1895.
we nave nave only a memory. dear
We cherish our whole life through.
but the sweetness will live forever
AS we treasure the memory Of Won
But only for a little while
our loved ones leave our sight
r9I Just beyond the hills thew watt
HER IA IT SUfNset eternal JTI1I light;
AND HAROLD.
MONTGOMERY, WILLIAM G. In Inv
ing memory Of our dear son and
brother. WILLIAM C. MONTG0M.
EhH, who passed away eleven wears
ago today, December 10, 1857.
In our hearts your memory linRers.
toWeetly, tenderiy, fond and true;
There is not a day that passes
mat We do not think Of Won.
MOTHER, FATHER, BROTHER AND
SISTERS.
WEBB, IDA NJ. Departed this Hfe
three years ago, December 10, 1850.
Sleep sweet within thy quiet grave,
o thou whOe'er thou art,
ana let no mournful yesterdays
Disturb thy quiet heart.
Thy Maker is thy changeless friend,
His love surrounds thee still;
The stars are watching overhead.
Sleep sweet, good night, good night,
DEVOTED CHILDREN,
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CEMETERY LOTS

PARKLAWN-2person crypt-type prop
erty; cost S7s5; good Investment az
$500. 569-434S. IS
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-l2 lots,
choice spot, $50 each. Call Ii
3-677s. IS
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RIVERS. CORA. On Wednesday, l

cember II. 1858. CORA RIVERS Of
ll3l You st. NV, beloved sister Of
Mrs. Fannie G. Berry and aunt
Of Marie B. Williams, Proctor E.
Butler, Helen and Eldridge Gentry.
She also is survived BY other rela-
tives and a host of friends. After S
pm. Friday, December 70, friends
are invited TO call at the Jarvis
Chapel, l432 You ST. NV, where
funeral services will be held on
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrilIm

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. Ii, Ism
Rinaldi Funeral Home
z40o GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. 3-7lII
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December u. iss5. NARY al SERVE SERVE
NER of el2 18th st. me-, wife Of
William z. Scrivener; mother Of
Dolores Jones; sister Of Virginia
L0maX, Rebecca Turner and John
T.. Harvey. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Rollins. IS
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SELLERS. ROBERT L. On ruesda,

December 10. 1858, ROBERT L.
SELLERS of 3l33 Warder ST. NV,
beloved husband Of Dorothy Nj.
Sellers. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. From
am. to 4 pm, Saturday, Decem-
Der u, friends are invited to call at
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870 9TH
St. NV. Services and interment
OTangeburg, S. c. 10
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day, December II. 1858, at Sibiey
Memorial Hospital. ANNIE ETHYL
CATION of 1882 Emerson ST. ne,
the beloved wife Of Mr.. Arthur B.
Cation and mother of Mrs. Nina
Owen, Mrs. Catherine Mousscau,
Thomas A., Daniel W., Charles H.,
Robert ]. and Harold Cation. She
dren and two Observation-Disclosures
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 9Th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Satur.
day., December "a, at 10 am. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. u
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sHALYEY. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH

On Thursday, December u, 1858, at
her residence, 2l6 East Building,
Hunting Towers, Alexandria, Va.
GERTRUDE ELIZABETH SHALVEY.
the sister Of Mrs. Helen NJ Dooley.
Miss Katherine G. Moore. Mrs. Ann
Friends may call at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel, $40 South Wash
ingtOn ST., AleXa4 ria, Va. Mass
will be offered at ST. Mary's Cath
Ole Church on Saturday, December
4, at u am. Interment St. Mary's
Cemetery. Recitation OF the Rosary
at the above funeral home on Fri
day, December 70, at ESQ pm.
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Decemher hi. iska. HENRX Y sTGaae SSIatyS,

December u. 1853. HENRY THOMAS
Of 923 North Carolina ave. Sc, be-
loved husband of Mary E. Thomas
and father of Riley H. Thomas and
Hattie Lawson, Katherine O'Neil and
Harry Thomas. He also is survived
BY other relatives and friends. View
to 10 pm, and services at the
Universal Funeral Home, sl6 9Th ST
ne, on Saturday, December Il, al
pm. lnterment Harmony Memo
rial Park. IL
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D3NALpsON, WILLIAM v. On Thurs.
wy D 6SssnSsG Of 'S 80, yS 6I.4sst
pl. NV, beloved husband Of Mary
Ruth Donaldson. He is survived By
z stepdaughter, Mrs. Dorothy L. Dill.
lon of Pensacola, Fla, and q sfepson,
Charles +; Smith Of Washington.
aldson Of Brandywine, Nd; Frank
p. Donaldson OF Springfield, Va.
and wallace p. Donaldson Of Silver
Spring, Md. Services at the S, H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2eol Iith
$. NV, on Saturday, December Il,
al 10 am. (parking facilities). In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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SNELLENBURG, WILLIAM. On
Wednesday, December H., 1853, at
pital, WILLIAM SNELLENBURG of
I2e Boundary ave, Silver Spring.
Md, father of Flora S. Rivera and
grandfather of Raymond W. Rivera.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2pol lAth st. NV,
on Friday, December 10, at 4
pm. parking facilitieO. Interment
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cember "a. 1853. IDA Z. SIMON
Of 32S University blvd, east. Silver
| Mary Valdez and Miss Ana Edo
| witch, both of Baltimore; Mrs. Ada
Shacks, New York, and Mrs. Eva
Weinberg, Annapolis. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky &
Sons Funeral Home, 350l lAth 81
NV. (parking facilities adiacent),
on Sunday, December IS, at lis
pm. lnterment Adas Israel Gene
terry. rs
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JONES. MARK ABRAHAM. On IT

day, .December u, 1858, at Children's
Hospital. MARK ABRAHAM JONES
Of 26o9 22nd st, me-, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis E. Jones. Also sur.
wing are two sisters and one broth.
er, other relatives and many friends.
RhineS Co. Funeral Home, 30I5 l2th
81. ne. Graveside services in Ar.
lnRtOn National Cemetery, Monday,
December Is, at LAO nm
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GENDER u, 1888, at her Tei zee,
~ Yorktown I'd, Alexandria. Va,
ALMA JOHNSON, wife of the late
N. johnson of Alexandria, Va, and
Mrs. Laurence Holland Of Boston,
Mass; sister Of Maria Olsen and
Erik FranZen, both of Sweden.
Friends may call at the Everly.
Mheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
tween the hours Of and on Fri.
day. December 70. Funeral services
wlll be held on Saturday, December
u, az the Alders Gate Methodist
church at $3.50 pm. Interment will be
in Milton, Mass.
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December u, 1858. in Winchester
Memorial Hospital, EVA MOORE
Sewers of Warrenton, Va. beloved
mother Of Mrs. Louise Martin, Mrs.
Peggy Bridge, Mrs. Nancy Jewell
Lewis Richard, Benny, Robert, Her.
man, Jackie and Delbert Sewers;
sister Of Mrs. Dixie Legge, Mrs. Lena
Riley and Mrs. Pauline Fur. Also
surviving are twenty grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Royston
Funeral Home, Middleburg, Va,
where services will be held on
Saturday, December u, at 2 pm,
Intement Sharon Cemetery, Middle
burg, Va
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GRAHAM, WESLEY 9. Suddenly, on
Thursday, December u, 1888, al
Fairfax Hospital, WESLEY S,
GRAHAM. beloved son of Elmer and
CriSs Graham; brother of Joan C,
Graham. Friends may call at the
Money 4 King Funeral Home, III
w. Maple ave, Vienna, Va, where
services will be held Saturday, De-
cember u, at pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
GRATSIAS, MARIA J. On Thursday,
December IL, 1858, at George Wash.
ington University Hospital, MARIA ].
GRATSIAS Of $3.50 Nebraska ave,
NV, beloved wife of John S. Graf
sias, mother of Zoe, Stylianos and
Emmanuel Gratsias, sister of Dimi-
trios Promponas, Angelild Tzannini
and Aglaia k0pelouZOs, all of Greece.
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2o0l l4th st. n.
parking facilities). Services at St,
Sophia's Greek Orthodox Cathedral,
18th st. and Mass. ave. NV, on
Monday, December Is, at 1870 pm,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The family suggests that expressions
Of sympathy may be made in the
form of contribution to St. Sophia s
Cathedral Building Fund. IS
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Jones M n JOIN 3JiS +; o,s On Tuesday. Deeem;
2lst ST., me- father Of John r. Jones' eso
r., and son Of Mrs. Florence Jones.
Also surviving are three brothers,
Beverly F., Thomas w. and Samuel
Jones; other relatives and many
tIlenos. After 3 pm, Friday, De-
az the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1870
YIN st. NV, where services will be
neld az pm. Interment Bucking.
ham County. Va ne
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P5 5sx bac. L0gISE I b 9p nr Msenei
PEACHER of 6o3l Cd ST. NV, be-
loved mother Of Banjamin L. Peacher.
She also is survived by three daugh-
ters7in-law, Mrs. Marie Preacher, Mrs.
Jessie B. Wright and Mrs. JAMIE
Wright. other relatives and friends
10, friends may call al the Robinson
Funeral Home, 1873 9Th st. NV
Funeral services will be conducted
on Saturday, December II, at !
pm, at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
9th and p SITS. NV, the Rev. c. H.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
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FLANEkY, HENRY c. MIXED. On
Wednesday, December ", 1858, al
FLANERY Of l0e20 Georgia ave,
Ray Williams Fianery, and brother
Of William H. Flanery. Mr.. Fianery
rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home, e434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Nd, where service
VIII be held on Monday, December
70, at 1890 am. (parking facilities1.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
terry, Friends may visit at the III.
neral home after pm, Saturday.
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ThuTsdsy. Peeem6sr iH Z. iS6s, at S UF
FRANCES WfTMAN SO FOSTER, n'S BE-:
loved mother Of Mrs. Frances F,
Buclmaster and Mrs. Ruth Foster
LittlepaRe; sister Of Dwight Whitman
vived BY three Srandchildren and five
great-grandchildren Friends NAV
call at Gawier's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison st. NV. (parking
On premises), to 10 pm. Friday,
DECEMBER l3., Graveside services
VII pc held on. Saturday, December
terry.
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JUHNSUNI ESTELLE V. on Wednes.
Y. johnson Ser Of ssoi 'G 9Th E q 5.w:
Apt. q, Remains resting at loves
Funeral Home, las Maryland ave.
NE, NOtlce OF funeral later. Il
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kUBICk, FRANK c. On Wednesday,
ss fe9S Naval hosS SS2 A sets ss U1 rs
AeisSs Md Hbs eiO7sd p su.b PSSms &
Margaret M. Kubick and father Of
Anne Marie TONNES, Frank p. and
Michael E. .Kubick. He also is sur.
Mveo by TWO grandchildren. The
remains are resting at the Arehart
until Monday, December is, al as
am. Mass at St. Mary's Star Of
the Sea Church, Indian Head Md.
at $3.50 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery at 1880 am.
Prsyers on Sunday, December IS, at
tons may be made to the CsDce s
Society. Ia
kMEI, MADAME YUN-CHIN 1ne.
ShanE-Ching HOl. OF 27ls 32nd ST,
NV. On December u, 1853, mother
OF George H. Kwei. Services at
Chambers Georgetown Funeral Home.
SOLz N 81. NV, on Saturday, Decem-
MeGOGNEY. GLADYS K. On Waduss
uaLty Hospital, Gladys K. Mcc Sss-
NEY, the beloved wife Of the iate
Charles McGogney and mother Of
Frances Jean White, Kathryn p. hi.
yUlne, Charles h. and David P. NC
CShCys ohC dlSO Is SURVIVAL nv
fourteen grandchildren and nine great,
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, IS6I
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking faciii.
uesl, on Saturday, December Il, at
1880 am. Services at the Church
Of Holy Communion at II am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery, Visit.
ing hours until 2 pm. 10
MeGORDON, HOWARD. On Saturday,
DECEMBER y, 1853, at his residence.
SlIZ 18th st. NV, HOWARD Nc
GORDON. He is survived BY a wife,
Mrs. Alice McGordOn; a mother,
District Missionary McKeever AldrNch;
Two brothers, Eugene McGordon Of
Eiorlda' and Herman Mack; one uncle,
Habackuk McReever; other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Hor-
tons MOrtuary, 1924 You st. NV, Fri
day, after pm. Funeral Saturday, at
80 pm, from the Temple Church
Of God, l43S Park I'd. NV. Bishop
Samuel Kelsey officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ll,l3
OAKUM, THELMA E. On Wednesday,
December ~, 1853, THELNA Z.
OAKUM of l4ls Que st. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Jarvis.
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in the Maine avenue AREA
feature which RIA had junked
in its recent recommendations
to the planning commission.
RIA received its consultant's
report March 1, heard "com-
ments and suggestions" from
displaced waterfront business
men, and then turned over the
plan to NCPC with modifica-
tons of its own which some
observers felt would have di-
luted the pedestrian character
of the area and favored larger
areas for automobile use.
The plan adopted yesterday
will require construction of
underground parking at certain
major waterfront sites, a
change partly rejecting views
of Watson B. Rulon, jr., owner
of Hogate's restaurant, who
wanted waterfront facilities, in
GLIDING parks. to be built on
a deck with parking UNDER
meath.
The Rulon program appears
to have been applied in the new
plan TO the waterfront's central
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North Capitol East area that
will enable RIA to 60 ahead
with redevelopment of that al
most 90-acre section as a COM
mercial and light industrial
center.
The area is bounded BY
North Capitol, G and N streets
and by the railroad right OF
way leading to Union Station
Parking Provision
One provision of the water
front plan which is viewed as
helpful to boat owners is q
requirement that all parking
built by commercial establish
ments shall be available to
patrons and users of all water
front facilities"
The plan was prepared by
the NCPC staff and follows
major proposals made by
Washington Channel Water
front, Inc, a nonprofit citizens
group which served as planning
consultant to RIA
The plan calls for retention
Of a 20-foot-wide walkway
! along the channel bulkhead
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area. Extension Of this idea
would be possible in other sec
tions, but is not mandatory
under the plan.
1'4OO Parking Spaces
AS now written, the plan
calls for about 1,40O parking
spaces, not including about 1875
spaces for on-street parking.
The walkway along the bulk
head will be q part of the park
system and will be turned over
to the National Park Service
after waterfront development
is completed.
Other provisions Of the plan
include public parks and pub
lie landings" for boats at the
foot Of Seventh and Ninth
streets, an overpass above
Maine avenue connecting the
adjacent Tenth Street Mall
and the waterfront. piers and
slips for 500 boats. arrange
ments for some buildings to
reach a height of so feet, set
backs along the walkway to
permit outdoor dining, and the
opportunity for eventual de-
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Land Agency can proceed with
the work and begin leasing
sites, giving priority to dis
placed firms.
Formal transmittal of the
plan and accompanying maps
to the Commissioners by the
planning commission is ex-
'pected within two weeks. After
that, a 30-day notice of the
date Of the public hearing is
required.
Some Reservations
While yesterdays approval
was unanimous, Gen. Clarke
and Joseph Barnett, an NCPC
member representing the Blu
reau of Public Roads, expressed
reservations on some details.
Both doubted that automo-
bile access and parking in the
waterfront area would be ade-
quate Gen. Clarke was par
ticularly concerned about auto
mobile access for boat users
Yesterdays NCPC session
also approved changes in the
urban renewal plan for the
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FBI Appointment
Change Approved

Future directors Of the FBI
would have to be appointed by
the President and confirmed by
the Senate under q bill spon-
sored by Republican Leader
Dirksen which was approved by
the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee yesterday.
The bill does not affect the
continued service Of Director
j. Edgar Hoover. Senator Dodd,
Democrat Of Connecticut, said
the bill is desirable because the
director serves now only at
the pleasure Of the Attorney
General, who makes the
appointment.
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City Expected to Okoy
Waterfront Plan Soon

believes a public hearing or
the plan can be held by the
Commissioners, as required by
law. in late July or early
August.
Sees Little Trouble
II believe there's enough
unanimity among the agencies
involved so that it will &c
through without much trouble.
Gen. Clarke said.
Final approval by the Com
missioners would wind up
waterfront planning that
started more than 10 years ago
When the renewal blueprint is
approved, the Redevelopment
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BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
star staff Writer

District government support
of a newly approved plan for
redevelopment Of the Maine
avenue waterfront is expected
without delay, Engineer Com
missioner Frederick ]. Clarke
said today.
The plan unanimously APP
proved yesterday by the Ma
tional Capital Planning Com
mission emphasizes pedestrian
use and provides almost an
acre more space for commercial
development than earlier pro-
posals.
Brig. Gen. Clarke said he
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PARIS.--A national survey
OF reading habits shows that
while So per cent Of the adult
French read only newspapers
and magazines, the sale of
books has increased 20 per cent
in the last six years.
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velopment Of a ponte vecchio
Ia bridge with shops) to con-
meet the waterfront area with
East Potomac Park, across
Washington Channel.
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New Cookbook
To Make Bow

A new cookbook entitled "A
Little Bit Of Butter" edited
by Mrs. James Deerin. will be
introduced at a luncheon
fashion show at 1890 pm.
November II at the Interna-
tional Inn.
The Sisters Of the Vista
ton of Georgetown and the
Mothers Committee are spon-
soring the show. which bene-
fits the schools development
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Wheelock College and is now
with the National Founda-
ton March Of Dimes.
Mr.. Lggett attended Nil
brook school and the Univer-
sity Of Miami. He is a grad
uate from Ransom School in
Coconut Grove. Fla.
An early wedding Is
planned.
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Miss Bowers
Is Engaged

Mrs. Fanny Jane Bowers
of New York announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Miss Jane Paris Bowers to
Mr.. Alexander Winslow Lig-
gett. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Coventry Liggett
Of Washington and Florida.
Miss Bowers is also the
daughter Of Mr.. Thomas
Wilson Bowers, jr.. Of Tue
son. Ariz.
She graduated from the
Chaplin School in 1859 and
made her debut that year at
a tea dance. She attended
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CoOtiette
Club Plans
Pilgrimage

The Supreme Cootiette
Club Of the United States
win make its 31st annual pill
grtmage TO the Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier on Friday.
Saturday and Sunday.
The tour includes a visit
with Mr.. Jim Parks Of the
Veterans Administration, a
visit 10 Mt. Alto Veterans
Hopital. and a trip to An
naolis.
Mrs. Ruebie Heironimus
and Mrs. Rose Chapdelaine
are co-chairmen.
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Thrift Shop Opens

A thrift shop and rum
mage store has been opened
by the women Of the B'nai
Israel Sisterhood. Mrs. Ed
ward Felber Is In charge Of
the store. which is located at
2213 Fourteenth street, NV.
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M andis's?
Take now his
phobia for
c h / n C o
leagues q I
NJ A r X E T
INN. Spends
every spare
m / n u t e
dredging for
them when
he's not up
at dawn, slip
ping next
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Good bread, good meat
Mon Dieu, let's EAT

(. Do the happy spirits Of lost
Indian tribes cast their golden
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Halloween
Fete Set

The Venture Club Of WASH
ington will sponsor a Hal
loween party for the students
at the Home of the Good
Shepherd tomorrow at Z pm.
at the school.
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program. Erlebacher fashions
will be shown with jewels by
Italian Jewellers. Inc.
Mrs. Frank J. Whalen is
chairman for the benefit.
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his precious specialties Ike
butterscotch rolls, chicken breast
baked In cream still content by
open fireSides in muted glow.
And there the merry Akin
Sddh to regale you with the
dishes Of his country-shiSh
kebob, stuffed grape leaves,
bdklapd ct al. And all so tasty
King Saud induced Akin to
train his own kitchen staff. He
did, too. Luncheons, dinners.
Free dinner parking, 1874 N.
Such contented calves
yielding their tenderest outlets
DzaAlIa.a
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They can in
this historic
spot IRON
GATE INN
where the IA
nous Gen.
eral Miles
petted his
thorough
breds (their
brass name
plates still
show and
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maze over the
forests grid
ling ALLEN
BERRY? Yes,
they do. And
so nice to
haunt this
estate char
tered by VIII
liam Penn.
In fact every
one haunts
- n n 4
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y II 2 y v q 4 1
Mrs. Murray
down there
In all this
breathtaking,
scenic gran
deur for her
kitchen mag
ic. B chin d
the Georgian
doorway's a
world Of an