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James' Episcopal i pefrer Street, W* -y i Mr. Kindi?will hata as hit «k> . ject “The 5l*pects of (tytity it».,.V American Antiques.” Mr. Kindig comes from a family of renowned collectors and is, |n his own right, a Collector, Connoisseur and Lee. turer who will undoubtedly give his audience' an informed and interesting boor Colored sides trill be used to illustrate the lecture; 1 tea will be served and the admission will be one dollar. The public is cordially invited.

Coxes Entertain At

“Prospice*

Mr. •>nd Mrs. B. R. Cox entertained for dinner Sunday at *'Pros. pice," their home on Mt. Salem Avenue. Guests invited were Dr. * and Mrs. George H. Davis and Miss Ann Davis of Warrenton. Lieut. Coiridr. and Mrs. John R. Harris and Mrs. Stisie Brown of Falls Church. Miss Diane Church and Miss Mary Norman Davis of Mary- Washington College, Mrs. George H ’ Davis Jr. and children, Georgy III, Dorothy Taylor ahd Cil Davis. Mr. and Mrs. John R. DeBergh and daughter, Diane and Mrs. Elizabeth H. DeBergh. | .»<v%ws.sg»%%sosst%3saa3»aBUMOP6a

Dealers Of Fine China

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