Evening Star Newspaper, November 26, 1921, Page 7

S5 Engagements Made by Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Harding attended the per- SOCIETY to Receive Several Gues?s at White House Today. 'RS. HARDING has made a num- ber of engagements for receiv- ing guests at the White House this afternoon. The President dinner dancing. last evening, followed forms aciety embassy, Senor Amoedo, entertained a company of fifteen informally at byl Capt. and Mrs. lan Macpherson, the late of the Lovat Scouts, have Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs, James Car- roll Fraser, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Mrs. Clarence Richmond Day, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Mrs. John McClure ‘Wiley. M Theodore W. Noyes, Mrs, Theodore V. Boynton, Mrs. McVicker of New York, Mrs. Joseph E. Thropp, Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood, Mrs. C. C. McChord, Mrs. Francis 8. Nash, Mrs. F. B. Moran, Mrs. Horace Mac- farland, Mrs. Charles B. Howry, Mrs. John W. Garrett, Mrs. Joseph Hamj son, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, M George Barnett, the Rev. Dr. Jam E. Freeman, Miss Elsie Freeman, Mi Laura Harlan, Miss Sara Lee, Miss Mary Patten, Miss Lloveras, Miss Gladys Hlncklg. Miss Natalie Ma- ruder, Miss Ernst, Miss Mary A ‘ryder, Miss Harriman, Mr. H Wells, Mr. Lynch Luquer, Mr. lace Bryant, Dr. Edward E. and Mr. George H. Wilson. During the Intermission Mr. Ira E. Bennett, vice president of the Bel- leau Memorial Association, presented M. Fournier Sarnoveze, minister of reconstruction in France, who is a member of the French delegation to . G Wal Morse cakes and candies will be one of the attractions at the Christmas sale to be given by the ladies of St. Paul’ Episcopal Church in the ballroom of .| 2400 16th street Monday, December 5. Mrs. S. L. Rutherford and Mrs, G. W. Evans will be in charge of this table. The unusual and beautiful Christmas novelties that have been prepared for the section devoted to holiday gifts assure the success of the fair.. After- noon tea will be served. . Miss Elizabeth Eugster, who left for New York yesterday in a party that will attend the Army and Navy game, will remain in New York next Wweek as the guest of friends. Miss Mary Box, Miss Sam Alken, Miss Beatrice Henning, Miss Bett Magee, Miss Margaret Evans and Mis, Nan Messer are spending the week end at Hotel Astor, New York city, and will attend the Army-Navy game. Mrs. Genevieve McElroy of Clifton Terrace and Miss Marguerite Martin are in New York to attend the Army- Navy game and are staying at the ., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1921. |WITH MARRIAGE IN VIEW MISS WHITEFORD RESIGNS Menber of Woman's Bureau, Police Dmmcnt,‘ Quits Bervice—High Rent Loses Man His Job. Miss' Carroll B. Whiteford, member of the woman's bureau, police depart- ment, bas tendered her resignation to the District Commissioners to take effect December 18, and it has been accepted. AL “There was simply nothihg for the Commissjoners to do but accept the resignation,” was remarked this morning. “Miss Whiteford is going to get married. . Lieut. Mina C. Van Winkle, head of the bureau, deplores the loss of Mis ‘Whiteford's services, declaring young woman had made an excellent record while in the department. She is to become the wife of an instru the | SOCIETY SEVERAL ASPRE T0 BE RECORDER President Considers Names of Possible Nominees for Political Plum. President Harding is known to be giving considerable thought to the selection of a recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. | Since the Senate recently failed to confirm Henry Lincoln Johnson, the col- ored republican national committeeman i 77 IN MEMORIAM. The Young Men's Immediate Relief Assovine will bold memorisl services for Uielg . & tion dead Sunday afternoon. Nove grcleck, at the 044 Féllows' It . er. H.F ASON.Chairman e In loviug remembrance of my dear JOHN H. BK! wheo, departed e four years ago November 26, 1917, the memury pe Inid 1o rest. il prmember im loved him best. - JOHN M. BRENT @ In loving remembrance of my RGE ALFRE SON To me there comes a memory of a When T think of my dear fatlier, Whom I never shall forget. LOVING DAVGHTER GOLD DENNISON. 1In loving remembrance of onr dear husband and father, GEORGE AL FRED DENNISON, who entered into eternal rest six years ago today, November 26, 1915, *Tix hard, 0 hard, to break the cord, When love has bound the hear! hard, so hard, to spesk the words. formance at Polis last night with the lonul institu- “Tin Mrs, Chrtstian e vair house guests, | PIErson’s parents, Representative and pressed athariapuieeiation, 1o 20 Services of G, L. Timms as a mem- | post by the President, the latter has| But il is ouly a little while and thes, 2 stian and thel 3 Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker, at their ce for the wor ¥ ber of the police force will haves to| received numerous indorsements of | A sweet reunion in heaven ag home, 1723 Rhode Island avenue. Mrs. through the war and in the recon- Marriage Licenses. be dispensed with, because of the applicants for the place, and has We will join glad hnnds on that golden shore Mr. and Mrs. Keiler. ; struction of the devastated areas. The 4 2 . Where pain and sorrw ean_come nesermore. The S ry of State and Mrs. Miss Eieanor " Barker, her marrisge program by Miss Borl was given in | Mariege licemer have been fmued to the ibability ot Mmmy, ll“o':ll:t'u'::.:nhount B e mames Df G pdozen or mare| LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER PEARL. * e Secretary State and 'S. i 2. . ‘rench, 1) ) v e n e Hoghon ol aests of honor at | [AKINE place in 1914, Mrs. Parker ;l:fi:“‘;:"n“s!“m"m;"gg:nh: and she | William H. Sanke and Anaie E. Willams,| Unable to get such a house, Timms | eiatfon. It was made known at the SENNIION. 3u ma it leviny semembranc SV B is expeating her sister, the Hon. Mrs. J . both of Balti . Md. wrote the Commfssioners that he| White House today that the executive BORCE A H N e ed Iats dinner th Ttalian Ambassador Entertams at Dinner. The Vittor dinner last evening, when his guests of the ambassador de Mathieu. Rowland Leigh, November 26, for a fortnight’ Peggy Leigh, will also be with Italy. Senator entertained at amba 14 io Rolandi Ricci to arrive Saturday, visit, during which time her daughter, Miss aunt, Mrs. Parker, for a few days. The assistant rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, the Rev. Dr, Philip Dales, and Mrs. Dales are the guests of her HARR 18- appeared in costumes of the periods, adding much to the charm of her ex- quisite singing.. Mme. Sassoli was an assisting artist of brilliance. Ed- ouard Gendron played excellent ac- companiments for Miss Borl., Mrs. Edward J. King, wife of Rep- resentative King of Iliinols, has re- Schoelandt of Lowry Cit K. Burkitt of Mount Jack- cKeller and Edith K. Veitch. Gricbert E. Ettenger, jr., and Magdaline 8. e Francis H. Bailey of Abell. Md., and Ella M. Mattingly of Bushwoed. Md. Emil J." Slowinski and Helen R. Nathan would' have to reslgn and return to his old position in the employ of the Baltimore and Ohlo Railroad Com- pany in Cumberland, Md. The Commissioners have accepted the resignation of Charles S. Herring. member of the police force, to take effect immediately. Herring has been it is takes a peculiar interest in this fed- eral office, and that he has signified he is not going to be rushed or ham pered in making his selection. It is believed to be a certainty that the President will again select a colored man for the place. He has expressed himself with unmistakable positiveness that he is anxious to re- ago today, November We will always miss words and clieery smiles. EVA AND GLADYS. * loving remembrance of E! . who departed t DADDY Iu sad and loving remembrance of our your comforting Tn sad but DDES GILL worska. Rosen of thin city and Bessie J. M. Putney of Medford, Mass. on the force two years, and, stated, probably could have obtained a pension had he made such applica- turned to Washington following a two-month visit in Illinol —wner; me ellie of State, Mr. lor of France, were the Searetary Hughes: the amba ward the loyal support of the colored M republicans” of the country in the son and brother. ELMER CADDES honor at tea this afternoon which the GILL, jr., who left us two years ago todur, former's mother, Mrs. Wilbur F. Dales, £ Jusserand: the fa . entertained rs. of str GTLL, Jr. e : giving in ner home at 1620 Newton Mr. and New' York e D ina. | form of an attractive federal plum,| November 26, 1916, T et e Lo Buaton: the Rear | sireat, from §to 7. Dr. and Mra, Dales NP3 King are at Tudor Hall A e s HE R T et Bich a3 e docal recordarsiip Just @ beautiful memors. athry ot the Treasury, My Ballon: | iere married September 28, I the lat- MRS. PERRY HEATH, Garnete Lanafora ot The Piame. ¥a.~" ""'| "It is said his health became soclassed. BY MOTHER, DAD AND LITTLE ” Y : ter's home in Madison, N. J. Mrs. (Lo nay entertained in homor of a| The retiring secretary of the Swiss| “Seabury Quinn of Larchmont.’ N. Y., and{badly impaired, however. that he| He is known also to be anxious to| BROTHER. 3 ney General, Mr. Daughert er follow along with the precedent of Dales was formerly Miss Jeannette Rob- former republican administrations in Mary H. Molste: f th erts and was for several years a_mem- e sad Lot ity o west and Henry R. Clements and Esther Parker. ol d WA B i d number of the important foreigmers|legation and Mme. Jenny were the get the benefit of the higher altitude In_loviy e f WALTER L. attending the confere! guests of honor at luncheon of Mr. ng memory of 2 HURT, HUET, who departed this life November 6. ecretar; Commerce, Mr. Hoover: Mr. Justi®e McKenn; 1 James \Ibert sentat Senator W worth, jr.. Senator Senater Schanzer, Repre- Julius Kahn, Assistant Sec- ate. Mr. Dearing: ( ‘ount Co director general of the Union, Dr. Rowe: the W ini, iv Seminary. Assisting Mrs. Dales Hensley, Miss ' Elsie Margarita Spalding Gerr: Dewhurst, Miss Marg: Ir. t- | Miss Madeline Green, ““Rowers. Signor Geisser | Atwood and Mrs. Russell Burchard. £ the Italian em- | second sel The ne attache, | minister to caragua and Mr: ber of the faculty of Mount Vernon the hostess, are Edwards Miss Jane Plummer, Miss Helen Fralieh, Miss Genevieve appointed United States | John son was given at the Racquet Club today by Mr. Frederick William Wile, in honor of the foreign writers now in Washington. Covers were laid for sixty-five. The luncheon was served in one of the Racquet Club's ban- queting halls, amid decorations com- bining the colors of the nine confer- ence powers and the flowers of the season. The list of guests, which was head- by the Secretary of State, Mr. ied and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman at the Chevy Chase Club. Miss Charlotte MacDougall, daugh- ter of Capt. and Mrs. Willlam Dugald MacDougall, will return from Smith College on December 16 to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents at the Naval Observatory. Count Jacques de Sleyes of the French embassy and Countess de Sleyes were hosts at luncheon yester- day. Their guests included M. Pon- sot. M. Corbin, M. Denaint, all of the Births Reported: The following births have been reported to the health department within the last twenty erman, xirl, Arthur and Lottie Eppx, boy. without delay. The Commissioners also accepted the resignation of Policeman Leonard Coldiron, and appointed Francis A. Myers a member of the force. Bruce C. Black, who has been In the auto- mobile service at police headquarters, resigned, and was appointed a police- man. “BILLS” ARE NAMED. Will Have Charge of Rotary Kid- giving this place to a colored party worker. He announced himself td this effect before he nominated Henry Lincoln Johnson and afterward. he is known not to have c these convictions, Indianan May Be Chosen. Although th cal candidates for the position. both white and colored, and the local re- publican state committee has recom- mended the appointment of Whitefield McKinley, a colored real estate man of Washington, it is the opinion of 1 i e are a number of lo- Sleep on, dear one. N e to strife, Nor Rut in 2 A better life. HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EDITH A. HU KING. In loving remembrance of HARRIET COOK KING, our dear little niece, w taken from us five years ago toda: ber 1916, ® She sleeps, but was so young and falr She slumbers sweet and knows no earc: Her Lieart was pure, her life so young. not our will, but God's be done. AUNT BATTIE «nor Buggelli. special attache.|E. Raner entertained at luncheon |Charl Hughes, included Mr. Cy-|French mission, and the secretary of | Belton and Jennie Chappelle, boy. those who are in a position to know &_NGI;EY. In ad Lt Joving remembrance of — yesterday at the Shoreham in honor |rus H. K. Curtis and Mr. John C. Mar- | the Italian embassy and Mme. Gelsser dies’ Christmas Party. that the office is likely to g0 out of | Tiyiet"s ANEi Y. "\hy eparied this 1i1e The minister of Rumania, Prince|of the minister of tin of Philadelphia, Mr. Edward Bell | Celesia. . 2 the city. There an array of Ohio 1wo years ago toda) r-u‘::r 26, 1919, Bibe: Lord Riddell entertained a hundred and twenty gues Senora de Kuests were has gone to New York and will { Chamorro. urn until the end of next week. Mr. Roy Miss s at dinner last night |Tiquez, niece of the minister 1 the newly appointed United States minister to Guatemala, Adela En- and Mr. Henry Suydam of the De partment of State, Mr. Robert Barry, Mr. Joseph R. Farrington, Mr. Sam- uel W. Bell, Mr. R. Warren MacAllen, Mr. Francis C. Richter, jr.; Mr. Mark and | Suilivan, Mr. David Lawrence, Mr. J. Mrs. Dawson Blackmore of Cin- cinnati and Mrs. W. C. Bennett of New York, also Miss Viola Gilbert of New York, daughter of the former lleutenant governor of the Philippines, Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to department within the last twenty- ville, 60, 1911 New Hampehire ave- Chairmen of the various entertain- ment committees which are to sponsor for the merriment to be' afforded the little ones of Washington at the forth- coming Rotary kiddies’ Christmas party, candidates, mostly prominent colored republicans, but it is understood that none of these will be the President's cholce. It is believed by some of those who have discussed the matter with the President within the past Forget her, no, 1 never will; 1 loved her then, I love her still: Her memory is as fresh todas As in_the hour she passed a uy. HER LONELY HUSBA 4 TOM LANGLEY. at the New Willard, asking foreign |Senora de Chamorro, and Mr. Robert 5 December 21. will be in charge of the . s newspaper correspondents and others to | McKinley. Fred Essary, Mr. ch.r:a%vme?euon. are arriving to spend a few days in|™%;, F. Miller. 61, 1125 Montello avenue| “BIll" committee of the club, which is | few days that he appears to be favor- O;n:r;"-in;mrlor:?:rxe‘x::du: mother, meet Mr. James Arthur Balfour. Mrs Rrank. J Tavior o ash ngton. | Washington as the guests of Mrs. | northea composed of those Rotarians whose [ably inclined toward the selection of | As long us life and memors Lord Riddell, Mr. H. ‘Wells, Mr.| Ralph Kingman, wife of Major King- | Maude Mickey, 42, Providence Hospltal. glven names are William. a colored candidate from Indiana. Wo will always remember thee. Mrs. Henry W. Fitch has as guests Wickham Steed, Col. C. A. Repington, man, at her home on Newton street. Hellen Elrenpreis, 65. 1223 5th. Announcement of the appointment of DAUGHTER AND SON-IN-LAW. EL- Dr. J. B. Hubrecht, secretary of the |at the Connecticut Mrs. A. W. Cop- | Mr. Bullock, Mr. A. Maurice Margaret Regan, 62, 763 Quebec, P ———— LA AND TOM. Netherlands legation, and Mme. Hu-|land and Mrs. F. T. Sibley of De- |Low, Mr. F. Dougias Williams, Mr.| Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Whittier of| Cordella Aronlisie. 3. 630 I atreet. the following “Bills” was made “last AAaA = brecht entertained ~at dinner last!troit, Mich. Wiliot 1. Lewis. Mr. H. W. Nevin: | Cleveland Park entertained at din- | teorse O'rien, 18 months. Childrea’s Hos- |DIENE by Beverly J. Smith, Jr. chairman U. S. COURTS ATTACKED how we loved son. mother dear. evening at their home in 19th| i = 3 ! son. Mr. H. Wilson Harris, Mr. Alfred | ner Thursday, Judge and Mrs. W. D.|™ 9T, Precdioes’s Hospital, Baugh. Santa Claus: McReynolds, Gude e AOVE o Atar AL, street, having amonz their guests M.; Miss Mellon and Miss Matilda | Spender, Mr. P. W. Wilson, Mr. Percy [ Meals and the latter's guests, Mr. and | Weley Arthur Kiug. 82, en route Emergency |and Georges, pony: Cooper and Carter, lied you home to dweil Lemaire de Belgian delegation and Jonkheer H. M. van H: lands delegation The Prince pany at dinner tais evening, followed by Warzee d'Hermalle of the ment at the Connecticut for the rest of the season. Miss E With of the Nether- and Mme. de With. aersma de counselor of the French embassy, de Bearn, will entertain a com- |D- Wheeler, daughter of Mr. | Mellon have returned to their apart- to remain elyn Wadsworth, who is the guest in Baltimore of Miss Olivia and | Mrs. J. Harold Wheeler, jr., attended . Bullen, Sir Arthur Willert and Mr. Tom King of England, Mr. Philippe Miilet, Mr. Marcel Ray and Mr. Henri Collin Delevaud of France, Mr. Luigi Barzini, Signor Salvatore Cortesi and gnor Leonardo Vitetti of Italy, Dr. Van Blankenstein of Holland, Mr. Lincoln Eyre. Mr. Elmer Roberts and Mrs. Allyne of Cleveland, Ohio, also Mrs. D. J. Keefe of Elmhurst, 1L, llnd Miss Gertrude Bowdle of this city. 2 The_assistant secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt will have with them in their box at the Army and Howpital. Phyllls Whales, 4, Episcopal Hospital. Miiton Rranum.’ 11, Children’s Hospital James Wylie, 2 hours, 1009 Lamont. —_— SISSON DECLARED SUICIDE Boy Scout Band; Shannon and Gottlieb, magicians; McNally and Eynon, organ grinders and monkeys; H. “and Leetch, Saxophone Band from Walter Reed Hospital; Wilkins and Roberts, Punch and Judy, marionettes, clowns and performing birds, and Russell and Radcliffe, in charge of the stage and BEFORE CHEERING CROWD By the Associated Prei NEW YORK ovember 26.—Amer- openly condemned and jeered last icanism and American courts were|BAMSEY. Sacred to the AND SON-IN-LAW, ANN HTER JAME! In MOND THOM years ago, November WIFE memory of our de- parted " loved ones, dancing the dance given in Baltimore last|Mr. Paul Scott Mowrer of Paris, Mr.|Nayy game today Mr. and Mrs. War- night at the first meeting here in 2 e night by Dr. and Mrs. Platt. Jo:xe‘ph 1;, slg-;(rkey olffl;rnido&:ir. Y‘o‘ Ten "Dall,m Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. | Coroner Issues Certificate After |props. t:ngt At the gnmileme"'.luonp 21 2896, Su) CAREY Mrs. v her. Slater entertained a | DOhiro Yamakawa, Mr. [ Yamagata.|Griswold Webb and Mrs. Hare Lip- Body Found in River. Niccola Secco and Bartolomo Ven- Tk et i ek Rt s the undersecretary of state. will ob- Mrs. E. H. G Mr. Selgo Watanabe, Mr. Moto Takata. pincott. MRS. MITCHELL DEAD. zetti, tried and found guilty of mur- In the lenely. slisut grave: 3 oty .°%% | small company informally at din X serve Monday aftérnoon as ‘a day at|Fmall compeny informitly at dinner|Mr: Bunshiro Sutukl.lh::;-k Taketora Loeby Coroner. INSVItE: whor was| at ithe der at Dedham, Mass. ssed be the Lord home. treet = Ogata. Mr. Kinichi Ishikawa, T-| Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Colbert have £ & Twenty policemen and a group of Blessed be the Lord £av Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis will ) i | Yukichi Iwanaga and Mr. Kanesada||seued invitations for a tes from 4:30| morgue yesterday afternoon when|yrijow of Captain in Revenue Cut- | Department of Justice men were sta- THE FAMILY. * M. < . Ellis Sir Charles and Lady Fitzpatrick | Hanazono of Japan, Mr. to 7 o'clock on Monday, December 12,| the body of Frank Klein Sisson tioned inside and outside the building, remembrance of _my entertain at dinner honor Daugh Th this_evening in of the Attorney General, Mr. erty. £ Washington from ontreal and are Shoreham. their home staying at econd rv of the Bam!h! and Miss Fitzpatrick have arrived in M. Foursier Sarloveze of the French Lima of Argentina, Mr. J. B. Steven- son of Canada, Mr. Guy Ennis of Aus- tralia, Mr. Leo Pasvolsky of Russia, Mr. P. K. Chu, Mr. Jabin Hsu and Mr. K. P. Wang of China. in the at their residence, 1809 R Bifeet, to introduce their daughter, Miss Col- bert. Mr. Durham R rs _has been forced to cancel his social engage- twenty years old, reached there from near Highway bridge, where it wa: found fast in the mud, issued a certificate of suicide. It is believed the young man jumped overboard from the bridge the day he disap- ter Service Passes Away. Mrs. Isabelle Mitchell, widow of Capt. John C. Mitchell, United States revenue cutter service, died Thursday while more than 2,500 men and women cheered and clapped the radical in- terpretation of the case. A message from John Haynes Holmes, Philadelphia clergyman. was read, in which he expressed his ARNER. In ng dear wife, LAVINIA WARNER, who went to rest three years ago, November 26, 1918. As years toll by we miss you more. DEVOTED HUSBAND. WUNDER. Tn sad remembrance of my belored husband, Dr. WILLIAM H. WUNDER. wi right at the Emergency Hospital, fol- lowing an extended illness. She re- sided at 1907 I street northwest. Mrs. Mitchell was the daughter of died on Thanksgiving day, seven vears ago today, November 26, 1914. A noble man and Mason gone. And thus they vauish one Into & reaim bevond the sun. A distinguished audience attend-|ments and has left for Atlantic City, ed the concert last evening given|where he is recovering from a slight for the benefit of the Bellea |l||nell. Wood memorial by Lucresia Bo conviction of the innocence of the two Italian labor leaders. “These men,” his message said, “were tried for murder and con- i delegation and M. Jules Henri, secre- tary of the French embassy. will go o Philadelphia today to spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Edward pearedg about three weeks ago. The Body was removed to the home of the deceased’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sisson, 60 New York ave- The Best in Modern Fiction, Essays, Travel and Biography, = RI=o== 1] and Children’s Books, WAYFARER’S BOOK SHOP %WG i T. Stotesbury. !F. W. Wile Entertains For Forelgn Writers. 1623 H Street \ ference luncheon parties of Sunset Inn One of the most distinguished con- the sea- soprano, and Ada Sassoll, harp- ist, in the ballroom of the New Wil- lard Hotel, and included the Secre- tary of State and Mrs. Hughes, M. Viviani, _ Mme. Jusserand, Lady Geddes, Mrs. James W. Wadsworth, r; Mrs. Joseph I France, Senator lana Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, the ' pfinister of the Serbs, Croats and i Slovenes and Mme. Grouitch, the min- ister of Switzerland, Mr. Peter; the Prince de Bearn, the commandant of the Marine Corps and Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Mme. Hubrecht, wife of the ing M Arranged for This Evening. Under the direction of Mr. Irving Stenson a musicale of unusual charm has been arranged for this evening, at which the special artist will be Miss Sunshine Rider, Cherokee Indian maiden from the far west. The affair will be held in the auditorium of the Interior Department promptly, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Cabot Stevens is guest of honor and will deliver ai ldress on “The Near East' illustrated by stereopticon slides. The event is open to the public. nue, where funeral services will take place Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood ceme- tery. 3 FRAT CONVENTION OPENS. Delta Phi Epsilon in First Annual Gathering. ‘The first annual convention of the Delta Phi Epsilon fraternity opened William H. and Jane MacNaught, who came to this country from Castle Doug- las, Scotland. Surviving ner is one sister, Miss Jessie MacNaught of New York, who was present at her death. Funeral services will be held morrow ' afterncon at Schippert's, where Rev. D. R. Talbot of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will officiate. Fol- lowing the services the body will be taken to New York city, where inter- ment will be in Trinity cemetery. Having traveled extensively, Mrs. Mitchell was known to many promi- nent people. h of the demned for radical opinion.” CARDS OF THANKS. AYRES. We wish to thank the Randall M. B. Church, the Unjon Ald Flower Club of 45th place and friends for their beautiful floral tribute to JONAH AYRES, who died November 18, 1921, 1055 48th place, Dean- wood, D. C. WILLIAM AND FANNIE B. OVERTON. * MASON. We wish fo express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends and socfeties for their sympathy, kindness and When life on earth is richly dome. He loved to laugh and sing and play. happy as the garish day. t fiings its supshine through the hours And thrills the blooming fields and Sowers. His friends shall keep b And over many a m Recall the banguet lours so bright, ‘When he infused sweet love and light. Gone, but'net forgotten. HIS 10 WIFE WILHELMI FUNERAL DIRECTORS. secretary of the Netherlands legation; . yesterday at the chapter house, 1503 | widow _of recently | teutifal floral tributce t gur mother, CARO- Sj| Mme. Tilmont, wife of the attache of| Mr. and Mra. Paul Bleyden and Mrs. | 21st stroet northwest. e 1803 | e Mitchell recalled o friends| LINE MASON. who died November 16, 1921 | Established 1873 Telenbone Col. To21. “On The Terrace” T e Bl lan Oy e ol ttasna | M. R. Tyssowski will entertain at a| The fraternity was organized last|her presence on board her husband's THE FAMILY. 2} THE S, X S rincess Cantacuzene. air attache | ;ygical-tea Sunday atternoon in Mrs. | year by the students of the school of | vessel with President and Mrs. Mc- |PAYNE, We wish to express our sincere Lo pnd o 1407 M of the French embasiy. and Mme. de| TURCHISY SI0neY 21 3015 Columbia | forelgn service Georgstown: Univer. | Kiniey. Among the prized belonizings | - tanks tnd sopriciation (o our man friends 7 b HINBS. Prop. 07 Massachusetts Avenue vergne, Mrs. . Gen. | " The program, which will begin | sity, and many branches have been [Of the deceased was an interesting | $i ISPV (O, IS, SPnliems, CHOPE \[ie te Ambulance. BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM. 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Henri Coquelet and Miss Hattie Her- furth. Tea will be served after the program. Mr. Justice Hoehling of the District Supreme Court will be the guest of honor at the John Marshall Inn of the Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity dinner in the Hotel La Fayette Saturday evening, December 10, at 7:30. Mr. Philbrick McCoy is chairman of the committee on arrangements. On her return trip from Maine Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby visited in New York and Baltimore and now s settled in ‘Washington at the Hotel Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Shirley of Decatur street, with their guest, Mrs. Byron A. Haynes of San Antonio, Tex., sister of Mrs. Shirley, motored to Bal timore to spend Thanksgiving day. Sal der the Auspices of ‘Women’s Legion Unit to Continue. ‘The sale commenced at the Women's City Club by the George Baldwin Mc- Coy Unit of the American Women's Legion, under the patronage of Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Coolidge and others, has been continued at 1223 Connecti. organized at a number of univer- sities. Dr. Roy S. MacElwee, dean of the foreign service school, who is the national president of the fraternity, presided at the Initial meeting yes- terday. Election of officers will be held today. —_— HEARING ON SHIPPING. Rail Representatives to Appear Be- fore Commerce Committee. The committee on interstate com- merce of the Shipping Board will hold a hearing on December 1, at which representatives of ten leading American railroads will testify re- garding their commercial relations with foreign shipping line: he meeting “will be of the utmost im- portance- to the establishment and upbuilding of an American merchant marine,” a statement from the road today sald. The object of the conference was de- scribed as being to ascertain to what extent existing preferential or ex- clusive contracts operate to the detri- ment of American shipping. —_— photograph of these persons taken on that occasion, and also the various commissions of Capt. Mitchell, bear- ing the signatures. of several Pres dents, including that of Abraham Lin- coln. GEN. BOUTON, CIVIL WAR BATTERY HEAD, IS DEAD Los Angeles Man Commander of Part of Troops Which Halleck Said Saved Day at Shiloh. LOS ANGELES, Callf., November 26.— Gen. Edward Bouton, chief of artillery under Gen. Sherman in the civil war, and said to have been often consulted as strategist by both .Gen. Sherman and Gen. Grant, died at his home here after an illness of two years. He was eighty-seven years old. He is survived by a widow and a son, Ed Bouton, 4r., both of Los Angeles. Gen. Bouton was born in Avoca, N. Y., April 12, 1834. He was in business when the civil war broke out, and organized Bouton's Battery of Chicago (Battery 1, 1st Regiment, Illinois Light Artillery). TILDA P. PAYNE, pathy and beautifal floral tributes at her death. Respectfully, BEV.R. 4. PATNE, EISTER AND DAUGH- WELL. Entered into rest November 26, 1921, at 2:30 D. BURWBLL, jr.. dearly beloved hus of Cora Fields Burwell, son of Henry D. and Emma J. Burwell and brother of Cecelia Fisher, Emma Brooks, Estelle Brown, Hattie Toodle. Martha lee, Horace, Alphomo C. Notice on Saturday, a.m., HENRY Grabam C. and James M. Burwell. of funeral hereafter. CARTER, Wednesday, at_his residence, st nw. BERT LOGAN 'CARTER. beloved _hus- band of Lillian Carter aud father of Doro- thy and Richard, beloved son of Thowas H. Carter and brother of Heyward, Evarts, Mi ran a allace. and Mrs. Evelyn Hili nephew of Mrs. Rlanche M. Rogers. Fi from Lincoln Temple Memorial, and R sts., Sunday at 2:30 p.m. relatives invited. (New York papers please copy.) 26 November 23, w.. HER- ¥y, November 25. 1921, Miss CLARK CLARE. F: OATHARINE C. Funeral Methodist Home, 601 M November 28. at 10:30 a. friends are invited to atten GREEN. Departed this life Thursday. N at Freedmen's Hospital, W’ N, beloved husband of Minnie of John Henry and William i ree and brother of Lillie Green, Mrs. nd also for their sym- |- 1921, { pri (NEITHER THE SUCCESSORS OF VECTED WITH THE ORIGINAL We 'EARE EST. 8P) ) Phone Franklin 6626. 940 F at. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W. Beabiihed 811 Automobile Bervice. 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director Livery in connection. Gommo- modern crematorium. Mederate ave. n.w. Tel. cali M. 1383, — Timothy Hanlon E. 841 H ST. Phone L. 5543. 1113 SEVENTH STREET N. W, Modern Chapel. Telephone call, North 529. 17017 Pa. ave. Phones M. SH15.5615, & Quick, Dignified_and Eficient Service. i W. Deal & Co. el . 4 cut avenue. Many useful and orna-|SM Of this organization Gen. Halleck was| Julia Lewis and Mrs. Lucy Williams. Funerai 5 | % mental articles are yet to be disposed SMOKE TOLPROHIBITED' quot:d as saying: Services Sunda; vember 27, at Upperville, nhflguf . Lincits Nfl-_.fl | g ervice “Pve never seen a better battery in| V . » 2 COTTAGE CHEESE —combined with other foods, can be made into many appetizing and attractive dishes, such as: Stuffed Prune Salad Cottage Cheese and Pepper of. They were made by ex-i men, patients in the various public health hospitals throughout the coun- try. ‘Washingtonians are urged to visit the shop and help in this patriotic cause. A large assortment of home-made Health Officer to Rigidly Enforce Law This Winter. The smoke law will be rigidly en- forced this winter, Health Officer Fowler announced today. [This reg- ulation makes it unlawful for those in charge of factories, office build- ings or other large structures to per- mit dense smoke to issue from the stacks. ‘The health officer intends to recom- mend that the maximum penalty of $100 be assessed against large con- cerns if they become frequent vio- Europe or America. Less than 1,000 men saved the day at Shiloh, most con- spicuous among them being Bouton's ttery. —— FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY William Corcoran Eustis to Be Buried From St. John’s. Funeral services for William Cor- coran Eustis will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at St. John's Episcopal GROENER. Friday, November 1021, at the home of her daughter, at Cedsr Park, Md., KATE, beloved wife of the late Georg roener. Hema Geler's undertakin; establishment. JOHNBSON. Entered into life eternal Friday 21, at 2: m. son. Funeral from Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Sunday, November 27, 12 o'clock. 3 KING. Departed this life_suddenly Wedoes- day morning, November 23, 1921, WESLEY KING, beloved husband of Lena Johusor King. Funeral from his late residence, 316 s.w., at 2 o'clock, Sunday, November 1208 H STREET NW (Fonnmlymrrzh?" mon& MAII.N. 10| JAMES T. RYAN Modern 317 PA. AVE. BE, 5 Liscols 141 ivate Ambulances. Livery in Conmection. WM. H. SARDO & CO. lators. 3 their loss » loving | 413 H st. n.e. Phone Lincoln 534. L 0n The law applies to government [Church, 16th and H streets. Dean s wad Moders Chapel. __Automoblle Fanerals. | Remove‘ the stones fr.om cooked Salad buildings a8 well a8 privese ement | Robbins of St. John's Cathedral, New t prunes. Stuff prunes with Cottage Remove pulp and seeds from a tions, the health officer stated, and |York city, will officiate. assisted by| ive cannot tell who next may fall CEMETERIES. Bei Cheese which has been seasonecll green pepper. Stuff pepper with Exceptional Values inij the superintendents of these buildi: will be expected to take precautions Dr. E. 8. Dunlap of St. John's Church here. th the chastening rod. One must be first, but let us al FORT LINCOLN | b aatt ai: Serve “on Cottage eese seasoned with salt Coats and small piece: “ ug::’t“;nm;na a1 !m«rll(e nuisance. g Inlerni,e‘nfib'lll be In‘:ll.k Hill ceme- Prepare to mee: our :"zs L i j s 5 ¥ . . when the quality | tery. earers will be Admiral November 25, 1921, at At- i » pep_'ph and pepper. Chopped nuts and of guaranteed qualityll|of coal was poor. the health Separt. |Cacy T. Grayson. Gen. Andre Brow. e e The Park Ceme! i lettuce leaves wit mayonnadse chopped red pepper or onion may 1336 F s NW if | ment r?x:?lym:s ell;:.or;: the smoke law |ster, Woodbury Blair, Charles C. Me., Tuesday morning, tery H dressing. be added to the cheese. Let t. N.W. Suform it nows o e nrendsito {Glover.) Rosler Dty oeose Mol November 24, 1921, at Non-Sectarian Perpetual Care stuffed pepper stand in a cool place for one hour, slice and serve “on lettuce leaves. Pineapple and Cottage Cheese Salad ACQUITTED OF KIDNAPING. len, Chandler Hale and George Car- ter. g —_—_— FATTY FAILS TO TESTIFY; acNaught of service Sunday, Schl) s chapel Yotk city. Friends invited. Interment Trinity, New Beautiful and fitting location. Readily accessible—on electric car line. Cottage Cheese balls rolled in ha?nm:r:ildfiof:{oli“irownat;::ii lger:fi . e s e e e s On Balti bouls i ;:‘ee:ti) p?e“ts;n :I::vcad clcerllici?) u:“cseala(éf ;I;:gl‘:i;iss »;'ell to Cottage Cheese _ Glfts for A“— g 5,;:;;:;.:;; ‘;é"!n::' Hostage. DISAPPOINTING CROWD .?'?g."':fl'g %véfi?w; fi"l;fl"".'-: van;: at Bits’?:ioc;eline. = I : : ' : \ You won't have any E=|_George Bumhé:hd&“:{?::::o:: Courtroom Packed ani)Flundoeds n:m12h35_m68t. nW. ‘ —sold in 1-pound and 2-pound paraffined containers by many gx:éfix;::'a’;c:sehfz‘;ngve:;; :.".':elz::.:.g:v;s.::oifiific:;n;:f h‘\m:_:::’ o‘:‘:”;::? 57 g;’vhiggzfid}fir:i’fii?fi% Send for Iilastrated Booket. grocers throughout the city, as well as Stand 175, Center Market \ Stand 76, Arcade Market ‘G’EO. M. OYSTER, Jr. Phone Franklin 4000 Stand 26, Riggs Market Main Store, 1120 Conn. Ave. HENRY N. BRAWNER, Jr. 1116-1 120, Connecticut Ave. body on your list if you do your shopping at the Remembrance Shop. We have the finest assort- ment of givables in stock that you have ever seen and the prices are very moderate. If you are interested in_new and interesting things it _}vli’ll y you to come in. The le’:rlier the better choice. tion with alleged kidnaping of Charles C. Deegan, seventeen years old, of ‘Washington. were acquitted yester- day, when state witnesses failed to ml.ll;allll appearance before Justice R. alm. men were held, following charg by the police that Deegan came here last Tuesday, with another Washingtonian, and called on Bum- baugh. The companion of Deegan, police charged, hauled away a cargo of liquor in a truck. Th¢ shipment not having been paid for, according to the police, Deegan was held by Bumbaugh and Grove as a type of hostage. ‘When the case was called the prose- cution did not develop evidence of sufficlent tangible value to warrant further action against the defendants. ‘Bumbaugh, a Western Maryland rail- way conductor, charged that the pro- ceed} were 8 “f) g- up” both on ‘ o parents. denfed that liguor transactions fl? By the Ascociated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, November 26.— Further defense testimony formed to- day's program in the manslaughter trial of Roscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle. A delegation of witnesses from the Los Angeles motion_ picture colony, headed by Alice screen star, 'was in San Frs:l'!hno tod: tal in_Arbuckle's behalf. Ju Harold Louderback’s court- room was packed yesterday with ms who hoped to hear the de- 'endant comedian testify, and hun- dreds of others were turned awa: No announcement has been made the defense as to when Arbuckle ‘would take the witness stand. Medical experts gave evidence at yesterday's session tending to show that the Injury which caused the death of Virginia Rappe, in connec- tion Ith death Arbuckle is may have been induced oth- 9 a.m., from the residence of her son l’llz;ln, 4262 A st. n.w. Funeral private. 58'R st. n. terment Rock Creek cemetery. about Friday, SISSON. Suddenly, 4. 1921, FRANK KLEIN, beloved . C. Sisson of 3 and relatives invited. 27° ART. Thursday, November 24, 191, ey Momorial - Howpital, BERTHA® N BWART, late of No. 14 3rd'st. n.e. The re- mains are vesting at Zurborst’ 1 par- lors and will be taken to Jamestown, N. Y. Bunday, November 27, at 7:25 p.m.. for in- terment. v Tre ALLER. Th . November 24, 1921, PA- '-rl:.:_sw 5 WALLER beloved wite of Wil Heary C. . Funersl Suaday, vfl‘lllotmfi‘-’hwafl Denuwood, n.e. - Ay GEO. C.SHAFFER wia FLO] L ..:".‘ml-nn ..PL“B_ A rrintefiofli'l'iqn_ e MONUMENTS. “We specialize in designing and erect- ing memorials (menuments mau- soleums) of quality and character. Call and see hundreds of photographic %% | suggestipns and designs on exhibition In our office. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 _Fifteenth S FUNERAL DESIGNS, Gude Bros. Co,, 1214 F St. Mntfilm-fl- ot. n.w,