Evening Star Newspaper, February 5, 1921, Page 5

Dond [ — ACK SPRAT was not too fat, His wife was not too lean, Because for lots of good Bond Bread, They both were very keen. Osteopathy, Dr. G. D. Kirkpatri Announces his return to practice Feb. 1st. The Farragut Apartment, 17th and 1 W. atrick P 1415 G Before-Inventory, Reductions On Finest Furs FA-KIND v Coats and Wraps ‘rel, ete.— exclusively styled seta, scarfs and now going at Substantially Re- duced Prices. Your oppot ownership of ‘worth- while furs at cost prices much in your favor. - 8 Ay 5 i, NI will give your hair the Street ity to have life, luster and beauty you somuch desire. The cost is small and the results are definite, bro and have Begin the ’s H use of New- icide today ng lustrous beantiful tresses. oy and Departraent Stoves Barber Shope Q SOCIETY O HE President and Mrs. Wilson have T Mrs. Thomas R. Marshall was the guest at luncheon today of Mrs Joseph §. Frelinchuysen of New Je: sey, who had her. Amo wick of New York, the tor Frelinghu Tonight the Marshall_will ner by The V shall were th farewell dinne Senator and Mrs apartment at Wardman FPark when the guests included the ambas- sador of Birazil, Mr. de Alencar; the minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter, Senator and Mrs. FEdward James Gay. Senator James D. Phelan. Miss Mabel L. S. Rowe, M land Perki nor, Mrs. W- iam Buckner host. Guests a Jusserand this evenin State and Mrs have a di meet them. day from a The Baroness at a dinner dance at tho Their guest ator and Mr: {Gen. John J. K. Vander Anderson, Sanford, Mr. Blair, Mr. an Carley, Miss Elizabet! Baroness de at the embass of the French d'affaires of Netherlands, Mr. de Beaufort; Marquis Sommi of New York. Col. A. du Bosch Robert Belgian embassy staff. and Mr. A number o invited to the dance which followed, a number of ing on from Mrs. Sylvanus Stok ess at one of the luncheons of her guests were wife of the Mme. Le Breton, wife of the ambas- sador of Ar Henderson, Mrs. Marshall Mrs. Marye, Mrs. Charles Patten, Mrs. Reamey of New York, Mrs. Gist Bla/ Mrs. Cromwell Brooks, Mr: liott of Newp Sanford of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes entertained at dinner last dance given Belgium _and Their guests sador of Spal Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Mrs. Charles Pearsall, Miss Isabelle ford of New of the French emba: gene Lubomir: tion, Bradley Partridge and The third secretary of the Italian embassy and tained at lunc guests were M er, Mme. Gana, Miss E: Sadao Saburi, of the Japanese embassy, and Capt. Piero Clvalleri, naval attache of the Atlanta, Mr. Italian embass: Mrs. Edward tain at tea wi noon and will Anne Everett, who is spending the week end here, from her studies in fident of always appearing at your best. In but a few House L. Rose of Geneva, N. Y., who arrived this morning for a short visit. . Bo will Lort ambassador ator Frank B. Brande ative and Mrs t, Mrs. Richard Townsend. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Miss Mrs. Mrs. S George Garrett, Miss Lota R Mr. and Mrs. Randall Count d'Adhemar, Mr. Campbell, ocCielt as guests at the White Mr. and Mrs. Hugh twenty guests to meet them ‘was Mrs. South- ster of Sena- en. Vice Pre: be entert Mary ent and Mrs. ined at din-! res er Hotel, dman, Mrs. Stephen Walsh, Dr. r. and Mrs. Henry Cleve- Gen and Mrs. W. D. Con- ter Trent and Mr. Will- Pittman, brother of the ¢ French Embansy. and Mme. dinner fe hed company to Colby returned to- tin New York. of Belgium r were the hosts ollowed by a large sy last evening. t dinner included Sen- rank B. Kellogg, Sen- ce, Represent- Nicholas Longworth, Pershing, Mrs. William 2d; Mr. and Mrs. Larz Marshall 1d, Mrs. rs. John and Mrs. Woodbury d Mrs. Horace Gallatin, A. Keep, Mrs. King Cornelia’ Vanderbilt, h Connolly, niece of the Cartier, Who is a guest Mr. Hubert Guerin embassy, the chatge the legation of the Mrs. 'Ebmnsrom MRS. WILLIAM KENT, Wife of the former representative from California and later commix- sioner of tariff, who isx returning to her Washington home and will hold a large reception February 15 the post-graduate course at Columbia University. Mrs. Everett will be as- sisted by Mrs. Craigie, wife of the d'affaires of the British em- John B. Henderson and Davis Ireland. nd Mrs. Everett will be hosts at dinner followed by dancing on Monday evening for Miss Everett. and The Secretary of War and Mrs. Bak- or were the guests of honor at an in- formal dance last evening given by the members of the office of the chie of engineers, U. 8. A., in the ballroom of the Hotel Hadleigh. Among other distinguished guests were Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Lansing H. Beach. Mrs. Stewart Hooker of New York is the guest of Mrs. Henry C. Corbin at the Connecticut. Miss Anna Hamlin left Washington today for New York, where tonight she will attend the dinner dance given by Mr. Clarence Mackay for his daughter, Miss Katherine Mackay, who left Washington yesterday after a visit here as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Miss Ham- in will return to Washington Mon- day. Silvercruys of the f additional guests were important guests com- New York. . jr., was host- most important on today, when de Mathien, ador of Chile; the se eno ambz gentina; Mrs. John B. Henry F. Dimock, ield,” Mrs. _Edson F. Bavard, v, Mrs. George Gibson "TFahnestock, Boughton Wood, Mis: Tohn it Mrs. Tn o Garlington—Fitch Wedding. Miss Alexandrine Fitch, daughter of Mrs. Henry W. Fitch, will be married this afternoon to Maj. Creswell Gar- lington, U. S. A. The ceremony will be performed in St. John's Church at 4 o'clock by the Rev. E. 8. Dunlap. assistant rector of the church, and will be followed by a small reception for only the members of the two families and a_few intimate friends. Mrs. Stephen Rowan, sister of the bride, will_he her matron of honor aj. Cary Brown will be best Maj. Beverly Dunn, Maj. C. Lacey Hall, Maj. Kenneth Harmon and Maj. B.'L Lewis will be the ush- ers. John EI- ort, R. I, and Mrs. John evening preceding the by the ambassador of Baroness de Cartier. included the amba n and Senora de Riano, erry, Mrs. Paul one, Mrs. obinson, H. Hagne May, Miss Jane Sand- York, Mr. Jules Henry Prince E ski of the Polish lega- Arthur Capt. Dwight Mr. Henry May. S. Bromwell, King Mrs, Cromwell Brooks entertained at dinner last evening before the dance at the Belgian embassy. Her guests were Mrs. Grafton Minot, Miss Louise Delano, Maj. Gen. C. C. Willlams, Ad- miral Andrew T. Long and.Col. John G. Quekemeyer. Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Welles were hosts at dinner last evening. Signora_ Celesia enter- heon today, when their r. and Mrs. Post Wheel- mith of secretary ther Mr. and Mrs. George Mesta spent a couple of days this week in Wash- ington and rcturned to New York last evening, where they will be un- til the early part of next week. when they will €0 South to join Mrs. Mesta’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Adams, who are spend- ing the winter months in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Mesta will return to their apartment at the Willard for the in- auguration. Mrs. L. L. Reamey of New York is spenafhg a few days with Mr. and son Bradley, before sailing for to join her son, Mr. Brewster Y. H. Everett will enter- ith dancing this after- 1 have with her Miss Appear At Your Best—Instantly ¥ you receive a sadden caller oran unexpected in- vitation you can feel con- ) Col. and Mrs. Harry Lay will be hosts at dinner this evening at the Ghevy Chase Club, when they will entertain_in honor of Maj. and Mrs. Richard Hawkins, who have recently returned from their wedding trip in Bermuda. momentsit renders t yous skin 2 wenderfully pure, | soft complexion that is | Mrs. John B. Henderson'’s dancing class, which has met Monday after- noons during the winter season, will close February 7, when there will be fancy dances. Mrs. J. H. Rayton, wife of the co: FORM R in w. EDMONSTON'S Home of the Original FOOT Men, Women and Children. like the different part of a watch, and I am enabled to walk long distances without tir- health.” Consult OQur Specialists About Your Shoes Boots and Oxfords for T has been written that we “think” with our feet. If such should be the case, “The Perfect Foot” would say: ? “The body that I carry Has always treat- ed me with the proper consideration due me, given me the proper shape shoe, had me fit- ted by expert shoe fit- ters. Thatis why I am free from foot trou- bles, such as Enlarged Joints, Weak Instep, = Corns and so- WN¥ called Foot heumatism. Each of my 26 bones acts g! My body gets the necessary exercise, hich contributes much to its general EDMONSTON & CO. (Incorporated) 1334 F Street Andrew Betz, Manager Advisers and Authorities on All Foot Troubles mandant of the navy yard, entertain- ed at a large tea yesterday after- noon in their quarters at the yard. Mrs. Harry G. Meem is entertain- ing at a large bridge party this aft- ernoon at the Dresden and tea will follow. Mrs. Frederick A. Britten will be at home informally tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 to 6:30 in her apartment, at ‘Wardman Park Hotel To Anmapolis For Week End. Miss Gordon Woodbury, daughter of the assistant secretary of the Navy, and Mrs. Woodbury, and Miss Ann Wickes Craven have gone to Annap- olis to spend the week end with the superintendent of the Naval Academy and Mrs. Scales. Mrs. Parker W. West will be at home tomorrow afternoon at the Sol- diers’ Home. Mr. Edward Beale McLean will go to New York today to join Mrs. Me- Lean, who is with Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife of the President-clect. Mrs. Harding, accompanied by Mrs. Harry S. New and Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Lean, will come to Washington on Sunday for a few days before going south. Mrs. William entertain at te: Cafe St. Mark’ Laird Dunlop, jr., will this afternoon at the Mr. and Mrs. Francis Martin Sav- age will be at home this afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock at 2400 16th street. Mr. and Mrs. John Lind of Minne- sota are at the Washington Hotel for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Harrington, widow of Gen. F. H. Harrington, U. S. M. C., who svn_t two years with her daughter, Hibbs, in Georgetown, left Thursday to join her son-in-law and daughter, Col. and Mrs. N. H. Hall, at Dari Island, S. C., where the colonel is stationed. Mrs. Robert F. Mackenzie will be at home tomorrow afternoon from 5 to 7 in her home, 1902 R street. r and Mrs. Earle a at dinner last Lieut. Commandel C. Metz entertaine night. . and Mrs. D. Sterett Gittings are s;gl‘;dmfl the week cnd with Mr. 'I:I':i M John 8. Gittings at Alhi?ur o their home, in Baltimore. They ‘W 0 remain over for the last bnch;‘?’l"]_ cotillon which will take place day evening at the Lyric 2 o . Waddy B. Wood and Miss Lin sx'uw‘ood uxya spending the mnn(:e: the Princess Hotel, at Bermuda, W. they arrived a few days 8g0. ual _damce of the ington Chapter of the Trini ga?l‘:.-hg‘ag ‘Alumnae Association was glven last evening in the ballrooms of the Willard for the benefit of th fund for the gymnasium at Trinity College. The large ballroom was U for dancing, and a buffet, supner mas ved in the small ba 51 Tooms were decorated with palms and southern smilax. Over the box in the center of the east wall a large banner with the seal of Trinity College was hung, while over other boxes were hung pennants of the classes of 1920 ‘31 and ‘22, and_though members of (hese classes had boxes reserved for them they mingled with the thousand more dancers. L ©Mrs, Fenton Bradford, chairman of the dance committee, headed the re- ceiving line, and wore a gown of cloth of silver, with overdress of black chiffon, a sash and scarf of jade green chiffon’ and pearl and diamond orna- ments. She was assisted by Miss Ger- trude M. Lane, president of the Wash- ington chapter, who wore orange chiffon embroidered in silver; Miss Maude E. Gaynor, vice president. blue and silver brocade; Miss Margaret Callahan, secretary, pink velvet trim- med with gold lace and pearl orna- ments; Mrs. Lawrence V. Grogan, vice chairman of the damce commit- tee, black velvet and Jjet, with & wreath of silver leaves in her hair, and pearl ornaments; Mrs. Charles Craig, gown of black sequins, and Mrs. Robert Joyce, black satin and point lace; Mrs. John B. Densmore, & gown of black sequins; Mrs. Paul Bleyden, black taffeta brocaded in silver_and diamond ornaments, and Mrs. Vincent L. Toomey was in White satin embroiderad in silver. Other members of the dance committee were Miss Miriam Loughran, Miss Dorothy Callahan, Miss Florence Leonard, Miss Catherine Cowles, Miss Alma Makens, Miss Isabelle Cain, Miss Mer- cedes Phelan and Miss Helen Riordan. Dr. Fenton Bradford was chairman of the floor_committee, and was assisted by Dr. Willlam F. O'Donnell, Mr. Lawrence V. Grogan, Mr. John S. Daily, Mr. Dolan Donohoe, Mr. John Crosby, Mr. Thomas White. Mr. John McCarthy, Mr. Frank McGarry, Mr. James J. Schriner, Mr. Alfred D. Reid, Mr. Philips C. Lauinger and Mr. Thomas Keating. Mrs. Charles J. Bell and Mrs. Armi- stead Peter, jr., received the guests last evening at the Junior League's dance at Rauscher” The next dance of the Junior League will be Wednesday, March 2, instead of March 4. being advanced because of the Child Welfare Society ball on the latter date. The last dance of the season will be Friday evening, April 1. The seventh ann Mrs. Post Wheeler, who has recent- ly returned to Washington from Stockholm, Sweden, is the guest of Mrs. Cunningham Hall at Wardman Park Hotel. After Monday Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler will be at the Shoreham. Mrs. C. C. Calhoun entertained at luncheon yesterday in compliment to Mrs. Preston Satterwhite of New York. The guests included Mme. Grouitch, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. George Ehle, Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. Heatwole, Mrs. Emer- son Howe, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Hamil- ton Wright and Mrs. Wilfred Du Puy. Mr. Calhoun entertained Dr. Satter- white at luncheon at the Metropoli- tan Club, having among his guests Judge John Barton Payne, Secretary of the Interior. Miss Natalie Magruder entertained a small company at dinner last even- ing, when the guests included the commercial counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broder- ick, Dr. and Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, Mr. Lynch Luquer, Mr. George Quincy Peters and Commander and Mrs. John Holmes Magruder, jr. Mrs. Thomas Ewing of New York entertained at luncheon today at Rauscher’s In honor of Mrs. James E. Freeman of Minneapolis. Covers were laid for sixty. Mrs. Ewing came to Washington to hear the Rev. Dr. Freeman preach his first sermon as rector of the Church of the Epiphany tomorrow, and will return to New York on Monday. Dr. Freeman came to Washington to officiate at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Newbold Noyes, the latter formerly Miss Alex- andra Ewing. ' THE EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1921—PART T. de Pezet were the guests in whose honor the third assistant secretary of state and Mrs. Va. S. Merle-Smith en- tertained at dinner last evening. The Buests were the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson, the minister of the Serbs, Coats and Slovenes. Dr. Grouitch; the charge d'affaires of the British embassy and Mrs. R. Leslie Craigie, the assistant to the Secretary of State and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Crowell, Mr. Claude Mayo and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Andrews. Mrs. Kent Returns for Reception. Mrs. William Kent, wife of the former tariff commis: city Wednesd. her hous hostes ioner, will return to this y fromn California to open at 1925 F street, and will be at a large reception there Feb- cgates—five hundred of whom are the National Woman's tion, which opens here F will receive from 4 until Among the guests will be many of the best known women of the country, who will come to Washington to attend the emorial services at the Capitol that cvening. In the receiving line will be prominent Washington women, friends of the hostess. Repre- sentatives known as friends of woman suflrage will be invited to mect the guests. The twenty-cighth_Southern Reli ball at the New Willard Mond night promises to be the largest most brilliant ever given by the ganization. The proceeds of the bi unt contribut: benefit of the destitute Confederate veterans and their wives, for the Southern Relief Home and for many cas of the old :wi irm about the 1y located by the officers of the so- ciety. Mrs. Bates Warren is vice president of the society, and she labo unceasingly and untiringly to ma this I a brilliant suc Mr. Arthur D. Addison, the floor committee, will b assis by special committee. Other mem- bers of the floor committee are M UL;',( l(l!o’ l".P Arnold, epresentative Mr Harry A. 155 Mr. William D. Connor, Mr. J. Dor Mr. Frederi k. Farrington, Mr. Daniel Smith Gordon, Gen. W. G, Haan, Lieut. Col. G. A, Herbst, Mr Frank B, Martin, epresentative Frank L. Smith, Dr. Magec, Rev. Jfeade Bolton MicBryde, Mr. (ordon Herndon = Phillips, Mr.” Junius = L. Fowell, Mr. M. S Rosen, Mr. L. H. Skinner, Mr. L - Sorley, Mr. Eugenc - Taggart and Mr. George Willis, Mrs. N. dence, R. Littlefield. 1y a Washin the late He At th city Cl George sisting her will Hodgkins, Mrs. Th ames Carroll Fraser, Mre Strong, Mrs. Helen H. Gardner, Mr. Blanche Mills, Miss I C. Emery and Miss Caroline Reilly. Mrs. F. with vol- ns, are used for the I chairman of Darrell Harvey of Provi- | L, is visiting Mrs. W. L. Mrs, Harvey was former- Eton girl, the daughter of rbert Gouveneur Ogden. € reception of the Women: ub tomorrow afte be Mrs. Howard L. eodore Noyes, Mr F. Hathaway of N Who is visiting her siste: Haryey, Visiting her sister, Mr home with h. York. E. L. Monroe street, will be at er Tuesday afiernoon. Mrs. Theodore L, [ S Lansing, Miss J e echaxd rances E, O eri Mrs. Abby Gunn Baker, Mro rome: Bullard, Miss Jean Cole, Miss Frances G Davenport, Mrs. Vernon Kellogs, Mrs. Raymond B. Morgan and Mrs, ilen L. Swiggett of the committee on Dublic interests of Collegiate Alumnae National Club, 1607 H street northe west, announce a musical prooram for this evening at 8:30. The artists for the occasion will be: Mrs, J. V. M Bowie, goprano; Miss Frances Finckel, pianist; Mr. Anton Kaspar. violinist, and Mr. George H. Wi J panist. E Wilson, accom- Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bulkley of the Chastleton apartment will be guests at Palm Beach, Fla., next month of Qol. James R. Branch of Richmond, Mrs. Margaret Miller of Brooklyn is spending the winter with Mrs. David Brown. Mrs. W. D. Osgood and Miss Edith Hazel Stephens of Washington are in Atlantic City, staying at the Hotel Traymore. The Royal Country Club will hold an informal dance tonight in the Ra- leigh Hotel balroom. Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. Mrs. W. Brooke Johns is on the entertainment committee. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been fssued to the followin, James J. Davey of Derby, Conn., and Rebec- ca_0. Cooper of this city. Md., Marry J. Bragg of Baltimore, Frances L. MoCrum of this city. Bdward D. Nedbom and Bmily Blatchley. James K. Jackwon of Harrisburg, Pa. Bleanor A. Springer of Somerville, Carlo Coirini and Fortunata Sidot Perry. Duvall and Marie L. Gaylor. Jordan R. Thaxton and Irene T. Savage. n M. Joffe of mond, Va., Brown of this city. k J. Brigham and Pauline Lipschutz, . Shea of Suffolk, Va., and Addie B. Pheips of Beamon, V Teonard Marbury and Mildred J. McGee. Aloysius ‘A. Baner and Mary C. Stott. Frank Makell and Alberta Lee. Joseph F. Meade and Ida M. Briscoe, Births Reported. ‘The following births have been reported to the health department within the last twenty- four hours: Charles K. and Evelyn St. CI and and ir White, girl. CARDS OF THANKS. MONAHAN. We wi and relatives our sincere thank: ciation for their kinduess. tributes at the father, THOM sincers WHITE. We wish to express our tves and friends for their hy and flernl trib at the WHITE. AND TWO ) ML WHIT MARRI | CHASE—JAMES. At Alexandria, Va_ Frid February 4. 1921, MABEL G JAMES and | RDWARD M. CHASE, both of Wax i marriage of M of th TAND. Jr Thursdny, Fol St Aloysiu performed by Rev Wil DI udden'y. Thursday, i Hosp: bund of at_ Pro Toved hus MU F ral services at . 2008 P, ruary 6, at’ 2 p.m vited. Interme family. unication of . M., s call for Hope 1 for the Departed this Tife Feb 3 at 6:20 oclock pan. CHARLES RED beloved husbund of Maud Berry. Funeral | Monday, Felruary 7. at 1 o'elock, from his | lute residence, Va. ave. s.w. Fri | and relatives invited Lo BERRY. Enter: o eternal rost Thursiday February 3, 1921, at CILA son of the I arah ~ i mourn their loss u brother, Harry A sister, Manic and a host of from his Iu; 5., Monday My brother is sl wake him again. | | .l | | HIS BR( BOWMAN. Wednesday, February 2. in Pueblo, Col’, CHARLES W, I \late of Washingtou, father of Mrs. Gleer of Washing Mrs. Miri Schoenthaler of Blackshurg, Va.. Miss Isa Bowman and Mr. Reginald Bowman Lake City. Suddenly, at 10 p.m. Thurs! at her residence. 114 RET BOWMAN 54 years, man, sr. BRITTON, Thursday, F Chicago, SUSAN KIRBY ADAMS wife of Mar! . Chicago. CARROLL, * Friday. February 4, 1 a.m., at hix residence, 3 « . CARROL band of It L. Carroll late resi Monday, ¥ am. O sta mass will be' said the repose of his sonl. el and nds rexpectfully invited to at Interment priv CARROLL. Officers and members of High € Recliabites will meet Su; 0 p.m.. in lall, 316 P { take part 1 rites for onr la: er, I CARROLL, p ruler. emonies at his lat South Capitol st. All m vited to attend, T. NEWMAN, I « JOHN . MAHONEY, H. Ber' CARROLL. AN members of Advance Harmony ‘ent, Rechabites, are urg t with rs of High Tent and other order at Tent Hall . Bunda; 3 1 10" take part in CHARLE T. W. NBWMAN, Sec's DANFORTH. pom., Lute brothe: g . JAMES A DANFORTH, ear 6f His uge. of preumonia. ul private. . DENISON. Thursday, February 3, 1921, at Winter Haven, Fla., GI biloved wite of Urbune A’ Denison, in her 79th Funeral private. FLANNERY. Suddenly. at Lo Calif., JOAN J. FLANNERY of 2 Wasli Suddenly, 9:30 z NDOLEH st 10:50 . BETTIE HE: 3 Henderson. Will take p et 1 pm. from the Mount C: Church, 3rd and I sts. n.w. Friends and ited o attend Entered into rest Friday, 1, at Bmergency Hopital. C . the beloy w ‘ebrua mass will be said at ® w.m friends_invited. cemetery, Kelat Interment at Mount Ol KING. ne. at Frecamen’s < of | eleven will § take plu ] o eme Montgomery county, Md., at 2 o'clock duy, February 6, 1521, KING. ers and members of Reb Household of Ruth, No. 8. G. U. 0. of 0. are fied of the h' of Nis LOUISA KING. Funeral 6, 1021, at 11 a.m., from § nder- tiklug parlors, H st. between Norih Capitol and Ist sts. n.e. % MARIA G. CARTER, M. N. G. ANNA C. COOPER, W. k. E. C MAHORNEY. Saturday, February A TRIAY, wife of ‘the lute horney. Funeral from her late the Dakota, 1410 Girard st. n.w February 8, at 8:30 a.m. Requicm St. Paul’s Church, 15th and V sts, n.w.. Interment (private) uc Mi. il 7 turday, February 5, 1921, at 1 a.m. at her residence, 628 D st. n.e., KATHRYYN, beloved and only daughter of Albert and Kathryn (uee Murtaugh) Pike, age 8 months. Fuperal (private) Sunday noon. PILSON. On Friday, February 4, 1921 am., RAYMOND H. PILSO! Joe and Maddaline Ferrari, Y. Raymond L. and Lillian M. Reynolds, boy. Perry H. and Josephine Connen, girl. William F. and Elizabeth Tompkins, boy. Albert E. and Bdna A. Reynold William H. and 8. Mabel Sh Francis J. and Aunie M. Mart Pulaski L. and Viola Proftit, John L. and Mabel Jones, gir Lyle nd Ruby Henry, boy. John J. and Lilllan W. White, boy. Hugh 0'C. and Heles Warren, girl. Ewell, boy. Juwes and Aunie Felton, girl. Samuel and Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department within the last twenty. four hours: Teresa L. Long, 58, 604 North Carolina ave. ne. Eilzsbeth F. Harmon, § Nellie E. Diehl, Nana D. Lam, 32, Garficld Hospital, Emma J. Wex, 73, R at. s.w. Isaac N. Demorest, 70, 1304 Farragut et. Willlam C. Pollock, 69, Interior Department, 18th and F sts. Mrs. Lila Liff, 37, Sibley Hospital. Harrlet Bogue, 69, 1234 5th st. Anna A. Lynch, 78, 55 T st. Jacob Kerman, 2, Gurfield Hospital. Mary Stewart. 38, Providence Hospital Russel N. Boyd, 73, Frecdmen's Hospit Frank Johnson, 55, 717 Delaware ave. s, Louise King, 49, Freedmen's Hospital Eugene Hawkin, 6, Douglas rd. s.c. Tawrence Frishy, 18 davs. 308 T st 1525 3lst st Sth st s.w. sw. ‘The ambassador of Peru and Senora Fina Ourry, <. 2323 Ohamplain st band of Ethel S. Pilwn, Funeral Sunday, February 6, at his lute residence, 2551 Cornec terment private. . " (Richmond papers pleuse copy.) MRS. CORNELIA POOR DIES HERE IN HER 72D YEAR Daughter of Early Merchant of New York, Who Gave Site to Syracuse University. Mrs. Cornelia Tyler Longstreet Poor, widow of Charles Henry Poor, died at her residence, 1302 18th street north- west, at 4 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Poor, who was in her seventy- second year, was born in New York city, and was the daughter of Cor- neiius Tyler and Caroline Adpiance Redficld Longstreet. Her father was| one of the foremost early merc! nts of New York, and upon Tetiring from the business. removed to Syracuse, where he built Renwick (later known as Yates) Castle, for years one of the show places of central New York and which now forms part of Syra- cuse University, he having previously donated the land upon which the university now stands. In 1871 she married Charles Henry Poor of Washington, brother of Mrs. Charles Carrol Glover. Mr. Poor died in 1910. She is survived by three children, Capt. Charles Longstreet Poor of Ne Orleans, Mrs. Mattie Lindsay Poor Maus and Mrs. Anita Tyler Poor Bul- mer, and three grandchildren, Anita Poor Bulmer, Richard Lowndes Ioor and Martha Poor. She has always maintained a residence in this city and in Skaneateles, N. Y. RAYMOND H. PILSON DIES. Manager of Railway Equipment Company Had Been Long I1l. Raymond Huston Pilson, local busi- ness man, died yesterday at his home, 2851 Connecticut avenue norihwest. He had been ill for some time. Mr. Pilson was born in Louisville, Ky., forty-four years ago. He came to Washington many years ago and became connected with the Railway Equipment Company, later being made manager for this city. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Slater Pilson; two daughters, Ethel and Catherine, and a son, Hus- ton Pilson. Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence. Interment will be in Rock Creek cemetery. SOCIETY 1921, at 4 am., ISTH st CORNELILS POOR. widow beloved Cliarles | of Cupt Charl Mis Maric DATGHT] SON-1 nt at Syreacuse, Almost broke my beart. . but not forgotien. i unday. Feb. How 1 miss hier. 1 n el Jelutives and friends| HER LOVING HUSBAND. GEO. W. HOME.® JEFFERSON. 1n ey of my dear wife, ki e JENNIE JBFF Wi died one yeas T o ako toduy] Fe W & Triday K, at ber reaids SYPHAX s N. HUNBAND. S NTON W WAKD JEFFERSON, ¥ et sl JEFERIES. 1 abran e of my deat * Runneker Aw | witeCA TA TEFERIES, whe Lell iisleep four years ago toduy. Februsry 5, .M. i MAYM FULNOA LANDONIA P TAUSSIG. MILITARY THE LOYAL UNITED STATES, veur Thon KOBERT ARMOUR, 1 S Volun Commiander. S L THIFRBACH. at his CHAL day at 10 pm BROTHE cCLOSKEY. our d RS grundson, WAL- passed away one WILLIAM: his life Thurstay morn g, Fol EDWARD WILLIAMS, ot Jounna Williams, wid e Lot Newman, sun of Sophia Wil 7 Joitia Will and i A ma Washington. Fineral sk ~ T « that <d day o'clvck Cat m—ye Zion cemetery. WILLIAMS. Al .4, ¥ kind, left behind. THE FAMILY. ® MORAN. memory of our son and Lrother, FREDERICK RAYMOND, who died four yeurs ugo today, February 5, 1917 The depth of our sorrow no one can tell, At the death of Fred, we loved so well; membes M., ar ] iiros. 19th and L st ruary 6, at 1 pm., to attend the funeral of our late brother, EDWARD WILLIAMS, from_ Ebenezer Ciiurel, 0 st. between 27th f 0 and 28th sts. n.w., at 2 p By orée at]| Datwhileibe Nies dnipekiale) pecy. the Jodge. Yoy S His sucred memory we shall keep. Worshipful Mast: ‘The night dew that falls, in silence it creeps, W. M. H. BROWNE, Secretary. Shall ; er with verdure the grave where he sleeps, WILLIAMS. The members of the District Em- And the tears that we have shed, though in Lerehy notitied attend the funeral of | Shall long keep his memory wherever we : her EDW \::Il WILLIAMS. Buried from K. THE PAMILY.* nezer Church, Sunday, February 6, 1921, 0 sad but lov emembranc AU pan. Ry orae L 1 4 but 1 remembrance of our A9 President. M. S, L . - .. ! WILLLA Y HER LOVI WILLIAMS, SMOTHERS. In sad but loving memory of our tion are ARD stomw., Sunday, Mount ing W mother, FANNIE E. SMOTHERS, d this life three years ago today, 1018, Stood beside her And sww her 1i 1 p.m., fro West Washis nt will be ingten, D And- when, wee saw 3. 0. oy CHILDREN, 1A MORIAM s BARNER. I loving remembranee of my dear AN friend. Miss ALICE V. BARNER, who died “this life th 1thix life three years ago today, Febru- 1918, i« home without a mother, ar ago tod b in Ji 25 CHAVIS CAMPBELL 2 All things the world may send? BAYLOR. In memory of our grandmother, For when we lose a mother MIEANDA BAYLOR, who pusscd away twe We lose our dearest friend. ¥ . February 5, 1919, You wore the crown of patience, « “tis so lonely, Through life you struggled on. miss you sadly, dear; And those hands that rest foraver Lif without you is so dreary. Wel That made our liome. you listening, grandmother, dear? HER DAU . SMOTHERS.® are lulled in sorrow, |TAYLOR. In loving memors of Mrs. MILLID comes with a sigh, J. TAYLOR. who departed this life two years I's angels, F shiall see by, he shock severe, NOS CATTOLIA AND ELLA one W o de AND ARTHUR. -art she will remain ft us so February In loving remembrance of Mrs, E TYLER, a dear wife and mothey Wi departed this life four years ugo today. Asleep in Jexus. THE FAMILY. My Leloved Losband, D, his life one year are broken, d aw FRIEND, BROOKS. 1In sad but loving remembran T our_dear uncle, JOHN BROOKS, who wis - s suddenly tuken away from us As 1 sit night and day listening to bear the today, February 5, 1018, AL 1 start toward the door, then stop, It wus an carly morning hour, And put hand on my brow: years ago today. Then stop and think that God knows best; came down to earth Hoping some day 1 will ve with him r uncle away. Holding his haud as the morning be passed - sad and lonely, away. e iEy s habT 4o ol e he HIS LOVING WIFE, s we think our poor Learts are break- | WHITING. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear cousin, HELEN E. WHITING, who died one yeur ago today, February 3, 1920, - It was early in the morning, One year ago today, The ungel of death came down to earth And took my dear cousin away. I can never forget you, dear cousin, While in this world I stay, God only knows my feelings Sine ve passed away. HER D COUSIN. JOSEPHINE E. HARKISON. . WHITING. A tribute of love to the memery of my sister-in-law. HELEN E. WHITING, Who departed_this life one year ago today, sbruary 5, 1 ROBERTA. © WORCH. In sud but loving remembrance of our dear mother, EMI WORCH, who passeil away seven years ago foluy. Febroary 5. 1914 HER CHILDREN, . FANNIE WENNER. we'll mever see bim on earth HIS DEVOTED NIECES AND BROOKS, wur de PHEWS. * of sad bat lovi OMAS CHAP- ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. (NEITHER THE SUCCESSORS OF NOR CON. NECTED WITH THE ORIGINAL W. R, SPEARE ESTABLISHMENT.) Phone Franklin 6426, 940 ¥ at. n.w, | T 3. WILLIAM_ LEE, Funeral Director { and ‘embu Livery 1o conpection. Commo- dious chapel 5ud modern crematorium. Moderate prices. 332 Pa. ave. u.w. Tel. cali, M. 1383. Frank Geier’s Sons Co., 1113 SEVENTH STREET N.W. Moderu Chapei. Teleplone call, North 529. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N Phone L. 5543. Quick, Dignilled and Zfficient Service. W. W. Deal & Co. ad but Toving tribute to the T dear siste NE McPHER- | arted this life one ry 4, 18 utiful Christian spirit, sincere devo- s> and love for all will always be mmemor SON € year u Hor b For 1o words w Thun the words she sp v ways, her smiling face, 1 beloved by all. Her busy hands are fold 5 Her work on earth is done: 816 H ST. Lincolu 8454, Her troubles are all ended. Automobile Service. Chapel. Her b Iy crown is wo 2 [ n LVOTED H D, THEE AND BROTHER, N ZURHORST 301 East Capitol Street e Lincoln 372 Established in_ Martinsville, Ind. 1857 JAMES T. RYAN, 817 PA. AVE. s..l;l-(vi - Modern ChepSt ate Ambulancas, Livery in Connectioa. AND JACOB C. MUELLER AND FAMILY. DAVIS. In lov of my dea niece, LENA MUE A Who depart- el this life twd years ago today, Februars 5. 1919, The only link death cannot sever Is love and memory, which live forever. HER AUNT KATE. DAVIS. In memory of our beloved niece, LENA MUBLLER DAVIS. who died two veurs ago this date. MINNIB AND HARRY. 1 ENNIS. A tribute of love und remembrance of s , who died one yeur ago, Pebruary 5, 1515, 1f love and care could prevent, Thy days would not so soon be past; Life was desired, but God did see Eternal rest was best for the Bo, we will try to sti r heartache 08-H Srreer N'W tz(rmmw 940 FScNW)( PHONE-MAIN 108 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St N.W. e e Automobile Service. WM. H. SARDO & CO., 412 H st. Phone Lincoln 524, Modern_Chapel. _Automobile Fuserals. o you D CHILDRE e memory of our be- CHARLES E. 11 asleep one year ago to- He start A mortal arrow ‘his frame, He 11, but felt no fear. L 0T abe NUMENTS. bt and sorrow coate: MO! A S et at ety | = ML I His soul Soldier of Christ, well done: Praise be thy ew employ, 1 ages run FALVEY F at Eleventh v Savior's joy. SOPHIA A, E. FOUNTAIN. AND e LDREN, MARY. SOPHIA AND RE- Shiow el e Bk FOUNTAIN. In sad but loving remembrance of | ————ou____ Orosk Oametary, my dear father. CHARLES B. FOUNTAIN, ted this life one year ago, Febru- CEMETERIES. — The Park Ceme- ortLincoln &5 Sleep o and take your rest, God called you home, He thought it best: He saw your sufferings here were great And‘opened wide the kolden gate. Bopeaed i e Baltimers Boulevard at Distriot His "LOVING DAUGHTER. HATTIE L. liimass Dinsesasd wt B OLT. In sad but loving remembrance of our B ioved "dnutnier, OLARA BROOK HOLT, FUNERAL DESIGNS. Who left us one year go. Today recalls the memory Of a loved one laid at rest, And_those who think of her Are those who loved hier best. ‘Though suffering she breathed not a murmar, For the Comforter stood by her side, And whispered. “Fear not. T am with thee, With Me shalt thou ever abide.” Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive, Appropriate Floral Tokens Washington Floral Co., 14th and N. Y. Ave. Main 168 On_the river the pale boatman hastened, — e She heard the soft dip.of his oar, HAFFER' 900 14th i fron estin and 1t s 5o boro er | GEQ. G, S| Fa Across to_the beautiful shore. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS _phone FROM MAMMA AND DADDY. ¢!at MODERATE PRICES, 2416-17-16 ¥