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BEAL ESTATE LOANS
While Interest Rates are
low—now Is the time to Fi
nance or Refinance. Ap
plications for D. C., nearby
Maryland and Va., solicited. ,
E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
Arthur C. HuufhtM, PruttUMt
141« "H" It. N.W. Dl. 90S7
YORKTOWN VILLAGE
OPEN 2 to 6 SUNDAY .
5100 Jamastown Road
i black north ot Wcatmnrcland
milt Circle
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
*24.500. A beautiful red brick
del. home with Ire. lirinr rm.. din
iiu rm. and kit., 3 eamnleta bathe
and X bednna., b.-l. aerate and
l*e. screened *04011 orerloohina
besntlfal yard 1 conranient ta erery
thina.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1034 Vrrmont Art. K.W. DI. *141
ATTENTION
MR. INVESTOR!
A small commercial building in our
rapidly commercializing section of
K Sf. N W. is offered for sole Full'
price, $52,000. By investing $25,000
and carrying balance on 1st trust, the
return should be 7®» net an the cash
invested, plus justified expectation of
the property enhancing in value.
CONTACT MR. LAROCHE, WITH
John H. Miller, Jr., & Bro.
Realtors—1812 K St. N.W. NA. 2557
4 HOUSES P
WANTED r
—for immodiot*
TABLER, Inc.
Cmtplttt Real Estett
Strvit*
171^ M Strut M.W.
k RI. 5020 A
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
FIRST TRUSTS to finance
or refinance homes in the
District or nearby Maryland
and Virginia.
Current Rater
Straight Loant or Monthly
Payment r
LINCOLN
NATIONAL BANK
7th tr D Sts. N.W.
17th & H Sts. N.W.
FOR SALE
POSSESSION WITH DEED
Heart of Old
CHEVY CHASE
Center hall, large living room
with fireplace, dining room
and kitchen. 4 bedroom*,
1 |/j bath*. First and second
floors glassed-in and heated
porches. Large cellar with
maids room and full bath,
oil, hot-water heat. Slate
roof. Two-car detached ga
rage. Attractive front and
rear yard*.
Price, $25,000
NO AGENTS PLEASE.
STAR, BOX 460-C
KENWOOD
A true reproduction of a real South
ern Colonial hoot*, renter-boll plan.
Immediately upon entering the wide
hall, you are improaaod with the
lovely eireular ataireaae. Bath the
living room and the dining roem are
at the rear and overloeklng the
faedged-ln garden. Both rooma are
of ample alee for entering and in
addition, there ta a paneled library
with comer fireplace. a tile lavatoVy
adjoint. Butler'i pantry, complete
kitchen and huge screeued-in aide
porch comprise the first floor. On
tho find floor art t lovely bedrooms.
3 of which will take twin beds; 3
hatha: open stairway to 3rd floor,
consisting of ‘i splendid bedrooms,
tiled bath and large cedar storage
closet. Hugs paneled recreation
room with fireplace, maid's room
and bath, built-in garage (or 3 ears.
Atr-conditinnrd heat and In addi
tion a CARRIER rool-alr eonditloner
for the entire house. Cnusoallv
wide lot. Shade treat and lawn.
Price $55,000
Shown by Appointment.
Mr. Condit-OR. 212!
Thos. J. Fishor (r Co., Inc.
138 18th Bt. K W. Realteri DI 8830
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Real Estate
Loans
Residence, business, in
vestment properties in-the
District, nearoy Virginia,
Maryland.
Low interest rates.
Monthly payments.
Long term. FHA.
*G. I Loans
Existing loans refinanced.
THE WASHINGTON
LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
f v *th Sr . N W • ITihttGSi .N W
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Netherlands Embassy Party
Honors Birthday of Queen
The Ambassador from the Netherlands, Dr. Alexander Loudon,
and his lovely looking, blond, American-born wife, entertained in their
handsome embassy on S street yesterday afternoon In honor of their
Queen. Today is really Queen Wilhelmina’s birthday but Ambassador
and Mme. Loudon celebrated yesterday in order that all members of
their large staff might enjoy a three-day holiday this week end. The
sagacious and highly respected Dutch monarch, who became queen
when she was ten years old and was crowned when she was eighteen,
is sixty-six years old today.
About a hundred guests met at this all-Dutch party yesterday to
drink to the health of the Queen and send best wishes across the sea
for many years to come. About an hour after the reception started.
when all were assembled, the Am»'
bassador made a brief speech for
the apecial occasion. Then came
the solemn toast to the absent gueat
of honor.
All those connected with the em
bassy who are still in town were
there, of course, and also menp
bers of the Netherlands Purchasing
Commission and Economic, Flnan-.
rial and Shipping Mission, a few
from the Baltimore Consulate and
several Holland-born Washingto
nians. The latter group could hardly
be called a Dutch colony, Mme. Lou
don say*, as there are only about
twenty of them altogether.
The Netherlands Minister, Mr.
C. J. H. Daubanton, was present:
without Mme. Daubanton. who is in;
Holland and will not be back until
the end of September. Others in
cluded the Naval Attache and Mme. j
Meijer Ranneft, Jonkheer O. Rcu
chlin. whose wife is in Norway,
visiting her family; Dr. and Mme.
de Beus, Comdr. J. Blaauboer, B. N.
N. R.; Mr. B. van Loen. Dr. A. Zaal
and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. C. Schiff
Receiving much attention on all
sides were Mr. and Mrs. Herman
van Royen who are visiting this
country. He was recently foreign
minister of the Netherlands and is
the son of a former minister from
his country to the United States.
Mme. Loudon came down from
Nonquitt, Mass., for yesterday's af
fair and later in the evening she
and the Ambassador took the train
back for this attractive resort. Mme.
Loudon and their children have
spent the summer there, but her
husband, who has only been up for
two week ends the entire season,
hopes to have a longer stay this
time. The whole family will be
back in Washington by the end of
the month.
Miss Kyle Wed
To Mr. Manning
In a quiet ceremony In St. Mat
thew’s Cathedral last evening Miss
Catherine Patricia Kyle, daughter
of Mrs. John Joseph Shugrue, be
' came the bride of Mr. Allan Francis
Manning, son of Mrs. Matilda
Theresa Manning of New York.
The Rev. John Arguta officiated.
Escorted to the altar by her
uncle, Comdr. James Moran, U. 8.
N. R., the bride wore a street-length
royal blue crepe dress with long
sleeves and a full skirt. An off-the
face cloche-style hat and white
orchid corsage completed her cos
tume. Her only attendant was her
sister, Mrs John Edgar. Murdock,
jr„ who was costumed in forest
green and wore a corsage of gar
denias. Mr John Dempsey of Phila
delphia was best man.
A dinner for the bridal couple and
immediate family followed at the
Metropolitan Club, after which Mr.
and Mrs. Manning left for a honey-'
moon at the Homestead in Hot
Springs, Va. They will make their
home in the Capital.
Mrs. Manning is a graduate of
Holton Arms School and attended
Bryn Mawr College. 8he made her
debut at the Sulgrave Club a few
seasons ago and is a provisional
member of the Junior League. Her
husband was graduated from Ford
ham University and served with
the Coast Guard during the war.
He is now with the State Depart
ment.
Rigby-Sherman
Announcement !]
Mr and Mrs. Donald M. Rigby i
of Everett, Wash., have announced^
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Enid Elizabeth Rigby, to Mr.
Robert Brown Sherman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sherman of West
Haven, Conn.
Miss Rigby makes her home here
with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Rigby, and the latter
entertained at a small dinner party
to make the announcement to a
small group of friends. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The bride-elect attended Amer-l
ican University and is now employed
in the university's graduate division.
Mr. Sherman recently was dis
charge from the Marine Corps after i
service with the 0th Regiment on
Okinawa and in China.
Returns Home
Mrs. Katharine Frost, who has
been spending the summer in New
England, has returned to her home
here. For part of the season she
was the guest in Cummington,
Mass, of Mrs. Lydia Hoffman Beh
rendt, and she also was the guest
of Mrs Arthur Davidson Ficke in
Hillsdale, N. Y., and Capt. and Mrs.
Wade McClusky in Newport.
Notice *
Wedding details will not be
accepted for publication later
than a week after the cere
mony. All engagement and
wedding announcements must
be signed by a member of the
bride's family.
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ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
"An Arlington Institution’’
Sale*—Loans—Insurance
Property Management
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SUN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF AMERICA
Specialuiny In all type* of resi
dential loans at current interest
rates in nearby Vlrylnla Dtstrlet
of Columbia and nearby Maryland.
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Manaeer Marteaye Lean Dept.
GLebe 1000 OXfard 4133
Give Vour Heme
e Quick Start
Cent* here for HOME LOANS fa
hey, build er refinance .,. payable
l'h» rent. Yea, de cent* in teen fer
* helpful ditcuttien ef year buying,
building ar refinancing plant with
•at abligetien. Na rad tapa *>
plicatient are cleared gulcklyl
Liberal Dividends
Ptdd On Savings
(Fnrmnrly Knrtham liberty)
511 7th St. N.W,
_ NA. 2838
Jessup-G allow ay
Ceremony Held
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert J. Quirk
have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Mrs. Jane Quirk
Galloway, to Lt. Col. Joe Lee Jessup,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jessup of
Dothan, Ala. The wedding took
place Thursday afternoon in the
rectory of the Blessed Sacrament
Church, with the Rev. Charles D.
Gorman officiating. A reception fol
lowed at the Army Navy Club.
The bride wore a beige wool suit
with copper and Nile green hat and
alligator accessories and carried an
arm bouquet of brandy wine roses.
Her only attendant was her sister,
Miss Elizabeth Quirk, who wore a
powder-blue dress with navy blue
accessories. Mr. Robert C. Healey
of Providence, R. I., served as beat
man. The couple will make their
home at 1527 Sixteenth street N.W.
Sorority Supper
The George Washington Univer
sity Chapter of Delta Gamma In
ternational Sorority will entertain
a group of girls planning to enter
the university this fall, with a buffet
supper at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Charles G. Ross, 117
Kennedy drive, Kenwood, Md.
Assisting Mrs. Ross will be: Mrs.
Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs. William E.
Lee, Mrs. Theodore Ives Messenger,
Mrs. Thomas Kirby, Mrs. Stewart
McDonald, Mrs. Cyril Smith, Mrs.
Wilbur Gray. Dr. Helen S. Dyer and
Miss Anne Uarrabee.
MRS. NIKOLOPOULOS.
—Underwood Photo.
Miss Papandrew
Is August Bride
St. Sophia* Greek Orthodox
Church was the scene of the wed
ding August 22, of Miss Stella
Papandrew and Mr. Louis N. Niko
lopoulos, which took place amid
decorations of white flower* and
palms with the Rev. Aemilianos
Laloussis officiating at the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Andrew E. Papandrew,
and her father escorted her and
; gave her in marriage. She wore
a dress of white satin trimmed
i with pearls, a crown of pearls hold
ing her veil of illusion, and she
carried white roses and orchids.
Miss Dema Metros was the maid
of honor, wearing pink and carry
! ing pink roses and blue delphinium,
[ and the bridesmaids were Miss
Thelma Broumas and Miss Amelia
Apostolou, who wore aqua and car
ried yellow roses. Vivian George
served as junior bridesmaid, and
the flower girl was Joyce Ann
Galanis. Both wore white frock*,
the former carrying pink roses and
the latter carrying a basket of
yellow flowers.
Mr. Harry A. Magafan was beat
man for the bridegroom, who is
the son of Mr*. Olga E. Nikolopoulos,
and the u*hers were Mr. John T
Roumel, Mr. George Petrakis and
Mr. James S. Lambros. Theodore
P. Zainis served a* junior usher
and Nick J. Galanis was the ring
bearer.
Following the reception Mr. and
Mrs. Nikolopoulos left for a trip
to New York. They now are at
home at 1340 Quincy street.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
6619 EAST AVENUE
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 5 P.M.
POSSESSION WITH SETTLEMENT
Attractive English-type half timber and *tucco, owner Occupied,
newly decorated and in good condition. Contain* 1*t-floor bedroom,
living room; 3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor; ttorage attic, el«oo,
dry basement; oil heat, built-in garage. Lot 50x140 ft.
To rfaeh: Out Wiicomin Am to Bradley Lam, turn
right t btoeki to Sait Ave., then left to tttt
W. C. and A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
Builderi and Develovere of Weilev Height! and Soring Valleg
4110 Men. Ave. N.W. ORdwqy 4444
NEW COLONIAL HOMES
One ready for immediate occupancy. Cedar
Parkway and Oliver Streets. One block west of
Chevy Chase Circle. Our representative, Mr.
Lueck, on premises daily from 4-7; Saturday
and Sunday, 1-7. For further information, call
AD. 0021, eves., WO. 5733.
SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD, Realtors
3429 14th Street N.W.
BUILDERS
Large Stoek of Finishing Hardware
Immediate Delivery
Inside Sets Batts T Anchors
Closet Sets Sash Cord Joist Hangers
Bathroom Sets Sash Weights Casement Hardware
Front Door Sets Sash Hardware Dampers—
Clean Oat Doors
STEEL-NUTS-BPLTS-TPPLS
J. B. KENDALL CO.
1810 ECKINGTON PL Michigan S310
COLORED .
3628-3630 13th St. N.W.
Vacant, immediate
possession, 6 rooms,
bath, 2 inclosed
porches; garage
with one; excellent
condition. Priced to
sell. Terms to suit.
Open Sunday from
II to 5.
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. C. G. ABE*—NO. 4134
UAL IITATI
Washingtonian
Wed in Texas
Last Evening
A wedding of much interest in
Washington took place in Laredo,
Tex., last evening when Mr. Freder
ick Drum Hunt, United States Con
sul at Nuevo Laredo. Mexico, was
married to Miss Eleanor Conly,
daughter of Mrs. Robert Sawyer
Conly, of Laredo, in the Christ
Episcopal Church there.
The bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Arthur Devld Condon, who went to
Texas for the wedding, and the late
Mr. Richard Drum Hunt, both of
whose families have been identified
with Washington for several genera
tions.
Chaplain Edwin L. Conly, U. S
N. R„ a brother of the bride, ofllc
iated at the ceremony and she was
given in marriage by another broth
er, Mr. Robert Sawyer Conly, jr.
Her gown was fashioned of white
brocade satin imported from China
before the war and made with a
fitted bodice, bouffant skirt and a
sweetheart neckline. Her tulle veil
fell from a halo made of beaded,
brocade satin and she wore a strand
of oriental pearls and earrings which
were the gift of the bridegroom. Her
bouquet was of orchids.
The bride's only attendant was
Mrs. James A. Mayo of Laredo, who
wore a gown of yellow satin with a
halo of the same material and car
ried orchid*.
Comdr. Richard Drum Hunt, U.
8. N., of Washington was bast man
for his brother and the ushers were
Mr. Paul T. Conly, brother of th#
bride: Mr. Gerald G. Jones, United
States Vice Consul at Nuevo Laredo,
and Mr. Claude E. G’Sell.
A reception at the Plaza Hotel fol
lowed the wedding. Among the guests
were the Mayor of Laredo and Mrs.
Hugh Kluck, the Mayor of Nuevo
Laredo and Mrs. Jesus M. Garcia,
the Commanding General in Nuevo
Laredo and Mrs. Gustavo Arevals
Vera, the chiefs of custom and im
migration in both Laredo and Nuevo
Laredo, the Mexican Consul in La-;
redo and Mrs. Xavier Osoraio, the
American Vice Consuls in Monterrey.
Mr. John Zengotita and Mr. Anthony
Starcevic, and other officials of Texas
and Mexico.
The bridegroom, who has held
posts in London, Bucharest, Shang
hai and Africa, is a graduate of
Severn School, George Washington
University and the Diplomatic and
Consular Institute. His bride is a
graduate of the University of Texas.
After a wedding trip in Mexico
City, th# coupl# will make their home
in Laredo.
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Firemen Plan Carnival
The Gaithersburg-Washin g t o n;
Grove Volunteer Fire Department
i will conduct a carnival all next
; week at Gaithersburg, Md.
Wartime heating oil wasn't up to par. Before using the
high grade, even burning oil available this year, give your
oil burner a thorough tune-up for top-flight service.
PRE-SEASON BURNER TUNE-UP $2.50
including testing, complete cleaning and adjustment
FAIRWAY HILLS
Owner
Leaving
City
A lovely detached
heme with 6 reomi,
tiled bath, three
large bedreami.
Living ream with
fireplace. Full
basement, large
screened perch.
6218 Vorllck Lane
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. FROM 1 TILL DARK
*
Out Mar Arthur Boulevard vast Qltn Echo But block* (e
ratrwav iV<tt* aUotnini the Bunnoekkurn Quit Club.
J. Wesley Buchanan
1732 K St. N.W. ME. 1143
“The Chimneys”
Annapolis, Maryland
A tidewater estate of 33 acres within easy commuting distance of
Washington (lees than 1 hour) and Baltimore (leas than Vi hour).
This Georgian Colonial manor house contains 30 rooms, baths
and numerous service rooms. Rooms and halls are apacioua with
high ceilings. Built during depression by one of the Nation's leading
architects, with solid brick walls with limestone trim, slate roofs,
complete insulation, eopper gutters and spouts, etc. All ornamental
and structural details, furnishings, decoration and general service
equipment are of superb quality and in perfect condition. Outbuildings
include gate lodge, tenant house, poultry houses, dairy barns, horse
stables, storage barns and various other edifices. The grounds are
landscaped with beautiful lawns, bo* hedges, flower and herb gardens,
orchard, tennis courts, etc. Private sandy beaches, oyster beds and
duck blinds in addition to natural recreational advantages of the
tidewater region are a part of the property. This is an ideal location
for a select school, club or rest home and is offered for Immediate
possession.
Salt or Ltata
• Ter Tull Particular$ CaU
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Kxeluiivt Attntl
3463 C«nn. Ave. N W, EM. 1166
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Dorothy Dempsey
Becomes Bride
Miss Dorothy Mari* Dempsey,
daughter of Mr. and Mr*. William
Mills Dempsey, was married Wed
nesday to Mr. Gorman Dean Pry,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fry, Jr.,
in the Shrine of th* Sacred Heart
The bride was attended by her
sister. Miss Mary Jane Dempsev.
and Mr. Paul Curtis was the best
man.
The Rev. Donald J. Fannon of
ficiated at the ceremony, which was
followed by a reception at the home
of the brides parents. Later the
couple left for a honeymoon in
New York.
WillGiveT ea
Capt. and Mrs. R. T McAul*y will
entertain at a tea Monday after
noon in honor of Capt. McAuley a
sister. Miss Mary T. McAuley, who
came down from Rhode Island early
this week for a visit. Mias McAulsy
will return to her home In Provi- i
dene* after the Labor Day festivi
tles. i
ft Your Borne
For Sale?
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Year Property Witli
JOSEPH PRICCI
WANTED
HOUSES
To Sail
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Hint
RIMffiS
101 N. Capital St. NA. «7)0
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
*24,450
5877 Nebraska Ave.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 TO 7 P.M.
A lovely brick home, in t new home location. Built about 5 years of
pre-war materials by an excellent builder. Six spacious rooms.
First Floor: Lavatory, large living and dining room, modern kitchen,
screened rear living porch.
Second Floor: Three bedrooms. 2 will take twin bads, large attic,
gas air eond. heat. Deep lot nicely shrubbed with flower gardens.
Garage. Newly decorated. Vacant for immediate possession.
F. A. TWEED COMPANY
EM. 1290 " 5504 Connecticut Ave. N.W.
"11 1. . if i.vk n.nj ,.i h.ij.
North Cleveland Park
Vacant—Immediate Possession
3620 Veazey Street N.W.
(N«or Bureau of Standards)
A well-built, sem detached home in one of the most popular heme sections of
Washington Near good transportation, Hecrsf Graae, Deal Junior High,
Wilson Senor High, St. Ann's Parochial Schools, Holy Cross Academy, Im
maculate Seminary, Friends School and large recreation center with tennis
courts. Center-hall plan, living room with t replace, bright dining room, large
sunroom, kitchen or,a pantry' Second floor has three nedrooms, large, com
pletely flashed sun parch, usable as bedroom, and 1 Vi baths. Large dry
basement, oil heat, detocced garage, nicely improved garden area.
To Reach: Mass. Ave to Hth St., right on Slth ST,
and Reno R d. to Veasev St., left to home: OR Conn.
Ave. to Tilaen St., left an Tilden St. to Reno Rd. to Veasev St.
Open Sunday, 11 to 6
James E, Schwab
5522 Conn. Ave. ORdway 5800
All We Ask Is Just One Visit
IQCff BEACH
Will Speak fer Itself
For a long time Washingtonians have
cherished a summer resort for relax
ing and rehabilitating the tired busi
nessman, their wives and families. '
Loch Haven Beach is a year-round
playground where hundreds of fami
lies will live and thousands will visit
annually for a happy, care-free, en
tertainment-filled, seashore vacation.
Loch Haven Beach welcomes you, your
family and your friends, especially
over the week end and Labor Day.
New Section Just Opened
Lots From S750 Up
REPRESENTATIVE ON PREMISES
SUNDAY AND DAILY
N. C. HINES & SONS
Selling Agent
426 Investment Bldg. District 7739
Lech Hmven Beech, Inc., Ownert 6 Developer i i