Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1923, Page 7

"SOCIETY ocie by Mrs, Coolidge Joins the Vice President b b HE Vice President was joined this afternoon by Mrs. Coo- lidge, who went to Vermont to visit her father, who is now safely on the road to recovery from a serious illness. The Vice President will leave Wash- ington this evening for Tuskege Ala, to attend the dedication of a government hospital for the colored veterans of the world war, Accompanying Mr. Coolidge will be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Bdward Clifford and Assistant Secre- tary of Commerce C. H. Huston. They will return to Washington the first of the week. Mrs. Willilam J. Boardman enter- tained at dinner last evening in honor of Mr. Coolidge. The minister of Bolivia and Senora de Ballivian will be hosts at dinner, with dancing, tonight at the Chevy This Afternoon Before He Leaves for Trip to Alabama. / Chase Club, for their daughter, Seno- rita Balllvian. Dinner Danee at Belgian Embassy Tonight. The ambassador of Belgium and Baroness de Cartler will give a din- ner dance this evening at the embassy for the latter's niece, Miss Elizabeth Connolly. The Secretary of State and Mrs. IHughes will entertain at dinner this evening. The minister of Venesuela and Mme. Arcaya will be hosts at a tea tomor- row afternoon from 4 to 7. General, was the guest of honor at Mrs. Work, wife of the Postmaster | to_meet Mrs. 5“““ h been ‘'oolldge, wife of the Vice President. Five Hundred Guests at British Embassy Dazce. The ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Geddes gave a large and brilliant dance last evening at the embamssy. Thelr {nefln numbered about 500 and were for the most part the younger members of official, dipiomatic, Army, Navy and residential circles. The spacious hall and wide staircase was gay with forsythia, giving a note of springtime, and in the drawing and baliroom camations in many eh: of pink were used in profusion. A buffet & T was served about 11:30 o'clock. ny dinner parties preceded the dance, and among them was that of Representative and Mrs. Frank Funk, Who entertained for their daughter, Miss Mary Funk, and her house guest, Miss Margaret Ivy of Canada. thers in the company were, Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Mary Palmer, Miss Rosa- maye Kendrick, Lieut. Kenneth Coontz, Capt. Harmon, Capt. John M. Arthu: Liuet. J. B. Hefterman, Lieut. Gal Poindexter, Lieut. George Howard, Lieut. Willlam F. Dietrich, MaJj. Greene and Mr. Richard Eaton. Miss Funk will entertain at bridge this afternoon in honor of her hoase guest. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke entertained a company of sixtéen be- fore the dance. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mitchell were hosts to a company of fourteen, en- tertaining for the latter's daughter, Miss Louise Anderson. Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNamee en- tertained a company of ten for the lunch today of Mrs. Watson, wife of Senator James E. Watson of Indlana, who entertained a_company of forty- five at the Hotel Hamilton. Mrs. Watson will be hostess at luncheon agaln Thursday, when her N—=lolc—=]olc—=lalc—=] o] | “Say It With Flowers” 8 For Your Blacki,stone s Valentine Remem‘)rancc BOX —A COMBINATION GIFT BOX OF CHOICE g5 { The greatest Valentine novel Early ordering will be appreci LOWERS AND ROSEMARY CHOCO- LATES, $5, $7.50 & $10. ty et, and it's “going strong.” ated. Floral Valentines Delivered Anywhere by Telegraph 14th and H Phone Main 3707 Pennsylvania Ave. at Eighth Street Southeast Joseph Goldenberg Cash FURNITURE House Pay Cash and Ssve the Difference Does Cash-Paying Pay ? The Proof is Here q WE DO not ask you to accept the mere say-so for it for the store and the story must agree. For every state- latter's niece, Miss Patricla Ainsa. Princess Ghika and her sister, Mme. Zaldlvar, were hostésges to a com- pany of twenty-four, taking the guests later to the embassy. The counselor of the Spanish bassy, Senor de Cardenas, was host to fourteen guests, taking them later to_the dance. The commerclal counselor of the British embassy and Mrs. John Joyce Broderick entertained a company of fourteen before the dance. Miss Josephine Willlford, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke Thom, was hoStess to a large company, en- tertaining in the crystal room of the New Willard in compliment to Miss Helen Iusted. cousin of Mr. and Mri George Mesta. Miss Williford's guests included Miss Virginia Perry, Miss Louise Goff, Miss Barrine Drake, Mile. Ballivian, Mlss Madeleine Austin, J. W. Rixey Smith, Capt. Lombard, Robert Bell, Commander Pratt, Mor- gan Wickersham, Emmet Peterson and Norman Brown. = Miss Carolyn Nash, was hostess at dinner last evening, entertalning in- formally at Le Paradis before the dance. Mr. and Mrs. John L. Edwards en- tertained a small company at dinner last evening for thelr daughter, Miss Virginia Edwards, preceding the dance at the British embassy. The guests Included” Miss Emma Stitt, Miss Cecil Lester Jones, Miss Eliza- beth Marbury Beale, Commander H, M. Bemis, Lieut. McCarthy, U. S. N.i Lieut. John Crow and Mr. Lloyd Gar- rison. The attache of the embassy, Mr. Harold H. Sims, was host at dinner before the dance, entertaining In compliment to his brother and sister- in-law, ‘Mr. and Mrs. G. Ross Sims of Toronto, 'Canada, who are his house guests. “The others at dinner were Miss Allsa Mellon, Mrs. James M. Beck, Jr.: Mrs. Guy W. Castle, MaJ. John J. Quekemeyer, Mr. Hugh V..Ten- nant and Mr. Wilmott Lewis. The party later attended the British em- bassy dance. The former Vice President and Mrs. Marshall were the guests In_whose honor._the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Fall entertained at dinner last evening. The other guests were: Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Coles of El Paso, Tex.: Mr. and Mrs, James McNary of El Pago, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Cady of Louisiana, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Davis of New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt Elliott of Virginia, the son-in-law and daughter of the Secre- stary and Mrs. Fall: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Happer, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke ment we make, the goods are on our floors to back it up. Can you ask any more than that? Test us—convince your- self—here are ten cordial invitations to save a lot of money. 10-pc. American Walnut Dining Room Suite; Tudor Period; 54-inch Buffet, Paneled China Case, Enclosed Server, Oblong Table, § Side Chairs, 1 Armchair.. $185 9-pc. Bedroom Suite of Duo-tone American Walnut; large Dresser, Chifforette or Chifiorobe, large Vanity, Bow-foot Bed, Rocker, Chair, Felt Mattress .. 3-pc. 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Col. and Mrs. Henry Morrow, Mrs. Thomas F. Waltsh, Mrs. John Allen Dougherty. Mrs. Arthur Capper, Miss Nell Crow- der, Maj. James A. Lyon. Col. Henry D. Lindsley, Mr. Robert Berkhan and Mr. William Winchell. The table decorations were red car: nations and valentine favors. Mrs. Percy Quin, wife of Represent- ative Quin of Mississippi. will enter- tain at tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Pat Harrison. Receiving with them will be Mrs. Ben Humphreys, wife of the senior member of the House from Mississippl, and others assisting will be the members of the Mississippl delegation in Congress and others, the party numbering sixty. Seldom have two such interesting and beautifully arranged entertain- ments been given fn such close prox- imity by the same hosts as the din- ner and dance of last evening. when Representative and Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn entertained. and the luncheon today with Mrs. Dunn as hostess. At the dinner in the Willard room at the New Willard Jast night Repre- sentative and ‘Mrs. Dunn entertained more than sixty guests to dine, and there were a few additional guests for dancing which followed. Former Representative and Mrs. George W. Fairchild came from New York to be present at the dinner and dance. and Mr. H. C. Newcomb came from Ph delphia. Mrs. Dunn's niece, Mra. Florence Osler of Rochester, N. Y., attended both the dinner and the luncheon today and is the guest of Representative and Mrs. Dunn at the New Willard The guests to dine included the Postmaster General afd Mrs, Work, a number of senators and representa. tives and their wives, some guests from the Army set and from resident socle Mrs. Dunn_entertained thirty-five Ruests today in the presidential suite, the company being seated at a table upon which there was an artistic ar- rangement of spring flowers, Spring blossoms also furnished the scheme for the more elaborate decoration used for the table lust evening. For the lunch Mrs. Dunn's Buests were dr's. on 18th st. between K and February 9. Owner can rac«.te identification and paying L. Call at apartment same upon” proper for this advertisemen the Catr, LOST. 3 Biack and brown leather col- Call Lincoln 4492. e er“.ol Harris and Shafer| Company | male, pamed Tim. nw. ' Col. 53343 ATREDALEMale, strayed n.w. Phone Weat 968, R BRACELET—Diamor Februcy 4. on Gih st eater. 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Phone Cleve. 65. 1% GLASSES, shell frame, Thursday tht “on Clifton_near 11th. Phane Col. GLASSES—S8hell rim ink Ethel Harvey, Columbi S{T8IC MEDAL, goid, Sunda: pitol and Florida ave. _n.e. mall PICK and tan, Fri: ees wi leneca county 1922 1020 8th n.w.; basement lm.’ ;'lzc ol el Vicinity_North Reward. 36 Florida 11e KEYS, on New Hampahire ave Phone Col. 4634; reward. s PIN, frat., 2. B. T., diamond shaps, o T g4 by pearls, Initials H. K. on back. Return o ark road, apt. B, receiv - lumbia_1955. Bk PIN, round cut crystal. surrounded wit E liants, set in platinum. between Cosmon Clip d Metropolitan moving pleture to 11th st, cars at 9th and G sts. Rewarg. Ph, X. 80 & PIN—Diamond “and sapphire crescent. The finder shall recelve a reward by returning same to 1305 Lawrence st. n.e, Potomac aew. 1 POCKETBOOK (small) “containing mioney February 9 on Georgia between " Roek Creek road and Shepherd Return to 3908 8th_st. n.w. Reward. 100 PURSE, amall brown. at ¥ and 1ith st Please return to Dorothy Callaghan, Trinity College. Reward. 12+ RING. If party who found platioum dla- mond-set wedding ring in the ladier’ wash. 1 room of the Munsey bldg. on Thursday night will plesse return same fo the office of the Munsey bldg. they will receive a substantiai reward. El Valentines— ‘When you secure your Valentines here you know instinctively that you are getting the kind that will be appreciated. We have been very careful in making our selections—you can food value, and may be safe, indulged in eny hour of the day for it is that pure sense It Made - WALTER Ensblobed 1780 stimulating only n is delicious too. only by BAKER & CO. LTD, DORCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS Bookle! of Chaics Recipes sent fres easily see.that. If you are looking for some- thing original, new and unique you are sure to find it in our collec- tion. We have Valen- tines for everybody at practically every price. Come here first. Rememberance .Shop (M5, Toster's Bhop.) -14th One_Deor From Pa. Ave. RING, go1a seal, monosmam 4. K. Tetirn t0 1617 Mass. ave. or phone Glevéland 807 Liberal rew: I ‘s, two diam: s and one saj #uitable reward. B, L. Springer, 1842 3ng %, R R i T g RING, S-stone diamond: sef in piatinem. e ward for Informatiog I to recovel Questions asked. af Col, 81403 77} B0 ARF—Brown fox, ih st. pear G & eral reward. 613 th st. STEAMBOAT _ TICKET, Miners'. Return to 1408 . ward. : 4 WATOR FOB_8ilver, on black ribbon; Ta- ditn desiga. § reward.” Dr. Littiepage, the S . TCH—1A4yS, gold. Please comm f.:u- Strons, 1725 Eye st m . AN 1l . A. H. on 3 Viclatty 264 and Pa. e 21 5th st ‘WATCH—8ilver, ST RIET gtn. 13th at- ar 18th Southe: re. 100 rehants Me: N. Y. ave. . SABLE STOLE—Lost at H st. entrance or in ladies’ dressing room, Shoreham Hotel, about 4:20 pm., February 5. Return manager’s office, Shoreham Ho- tel, :‘:r call North. 3754.. $300 re- ward. s to | chosen from the Senate and Ho and from resident soclety. The new first secretary of the Jap- anese embassy and Mme. Taketomi were the guests of honor at dinner last evening of Dr. Lawrence Evans, who entertained at the Cosmos Club. Mrs. John C. Fremont, Miss Eleanor for him, and the other guests were Mrs. John Fremont, Miss Eleanor Ffoulke, Mr! and Mrs. Charles War- ren, Mr. Charles Moore ard Mr. Win- slow Van Devanter. After the din- ner a number of the party went on to the British embassy dance. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kauffmann x‘nl-lrtuned at dinner last evening at rife. a Rear” Admiral and Mrs. William F. Fullam ‘will be hosts to & large com- pany at luncheon today at the Hamil- ton. Mrs. Fielder M. Beall Hostess at Luncheon. . Mrs. Fielder M. Beall entertained at a. beautifully appointed buffet lunch to- day for Mrs. Thomas C. Frost of 8an Antonio, Tex., the daughter of Lieut. Cal. Beall, who is their guest for two weeks. Spring flowers were used as a deco- ration, and assisting Mrs. Beall were Mrs. Willlam L. Crounse, Mrs. Willlam T. Evans, Mrs. William E. Richardson and Mrs. Herbert N, Hall. The com- pany numbered about forty. Mrs. William J. Snow, wife of Gen. Snow, entertained at a s luncheon today in honor of Mrs. kins, wife of Col. F. E. Hopk! lis in command of the 3rd Fieid Ar- tillery at Fort Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapolis, Ind. Mra. Hopkins ls the gueat of herdzughter, Mrs. James B. Mann, wife of Capt. ‘Mann, at their residence, 2310 Ashmead place northwest. Mrs. L. W. O'Hear of Atlanta, Ga., will arrive next week to be the guest of her niece, Mrs. Wil- iam J. Snow. An attractive decoration of spring blooms intermingled with hearts and cuplds suggestive of the valentine season, forms & charming setting for the tea, preceded by bridge, at which Mr=. Ashton Todd is entertaining this afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Rufus L. Allen ‘of North Carolina. Assisting the hostess are Mrs. Ed- ward Bryan Semmies, Mrs. Vernon Green, Mrs. Enoch Lowe Edelen -of Maryland, Mrs. Alfred Corbett Whit- ten,” Miss Esther Mayer and Miss Jane Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Mitchell were hosts to a company of fourteen at dinner last evening, entertaining for the latter's daughter, Miss Louise ‘Anderson, and later 'the party at- ;‘ended the dance at the British em- assy. Col. George M. Dunn entertained a smali company at dinner, at the Pow- hatan, 1ast evening. Miss Muriel Vanderbilt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Vanderbilt, has arrived from New York, and is to spend some time at Whardman Park. Miss Dorothy Hunter and Miss Lu- cille Showalter entertained at lunch- eon at Wardman Park Hotel today in honor of Miss Helen Husted of Den- ver. Col, who is visiting her aunt. Mrs. George Mesta, at the Willard. Mrs. Alfred P. Thom and Miss Willl. ford will be at home, informally, to- morrow, February 11, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R, Crawford, who are living at the Shoreham, en- tertained a dinner company there last evening in the private dining room. Mrs. Crawford has just returned from a visit to New Orleans. Interstate Commerce Commissioner and Mrs. Johnston B. Campbell will be hosts at dinner this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Puller enter- tained a party of ten at dinner last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Workman, Mrs. G. P. Harris, Mrs. Gilbert Allan and Miss Hall of Ottawa, Canada, are at the New Willard, having stopped in Washington for a few days en route to Florida for the winter. Bishop and Mrs. McDowell will be at home at their residence, 2107 Wyo- ming avenue, on Monday, February 12, from 4 to 6 o'clock and from 8 to 10 o’'clock. The national headquarters of the American Red Cross will be open to- morrow from 10 o'clock until 4 o'clock. Mrs. Henry W. Keyes will be hostess on that day, meeting the visitors and showing them the inter- esting exhibits in the museum. As- |sisting Mrs. Keyes will be Mrs. John A. Hull and Mrs. Joseph Hampson. Mrs. Charles W. Wetmore will not receive tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. John Allan Dougherty enter- tained a company at luncheon at the {Hamilotn Hotel today. Mr. F. Burger of New York enter- tained at dinner last evening at the New Willard in honor of Dr. Hans E. Relsser, second secretary of the Ger- man embassy, and Mrs, Reisser. Mr. Alan T. Hurd, the United States vice consul at Birmingham, England, has arrived in Washington for two weeks and will be at the Lee House. Kenzie W, Walker, United States Army, who has been at the Hotel Astor for several da will sall for Panama today, and will be ac- companied by Col. and Mrs. Perrin L. Smith, who went to New York with him Gen. Army Dance Last Night Great Smecess. One of the largest and most suc- cessful dar o8 given by Army officers was that : _ Rauscher's last night, and it was p:.ceded by many dinners. Maj. and Mrs. Daniel H. Torrey en- tertained at dinner in their home, on California__ street, preceding _the dance at Rauscher's. In the company were Gen. and Mrs. Harry H. Band- holts, Col. and Mrs. Babcock, Col. and Mrs. George H. Estes, Col. and Mra. Converse Lewis, Maji. and Mrs. Clark Lynn, Maj. and Mrs. Phillip Torrey, Maj. and Mrs. Hugh L. Walt- hall, Commander and Mrs. Henry Martin Jensen, Maj. and Mrs. John G. Booton, Maj. and Mrs. Willlam J. Calvert, Miss Marjorle Anderson and Mr. Thomas W. Buckey. Col. and Mrs. Lewis Sldney Morey entertained at dinner last evening at Rauscher's before the third of a serfe: of Army dances which was givi there last night. Among the guests of Col. and Mrs. Morey were Senator and Mrs. Morris Shepard, Gen. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston, Gen. and Mrs. Harry Taylor, Col. 'and Mrs, Thomas Darrah, Col. and Mrs. Frederick Coleman, Col. and Mrs. Andrew Moses and Mr. and Mra. Lester Wil- son. Col. and Mrs. Clarence O. Sherrill entertained at dinner last evening preceding the Army dance at Rausoh- er's, having as guests Gen. Willfam J. Snow, Gen. and Mrs. John McAuley Palmer, Gen. and_Mrs. Benjamin Al- vord, Mrs. J. D. Robertson, Col. and Mrs.' Edward Shinkle, Col.”and’ Mrs. George R. Spalding, Col. and Mr: Howett, Col. and Mrs. Willlam R. Bettison of Phjladelphia and Col. and Mrs. Willlam E. Cole. Maj. and Mrs Robert H. Fletcher rtained at dinner last night. eir R Maj. and Mrs. Raiph ones, M: d Mrs. John Greely, Col. and Mrs. Frank W. Weed, Mai. and Mrs. Jonathan. M. Walnwright, Col. and Mre. Corson Breckinridge, Ma). and dirs. Robert L ichelberger, Maj; and Mrs. Ernest Cullum and Maj. and Mrs. E. E. Lewis, . Gen. John J. Por-mng was host at luncheon today at the Shoreham, when his guests were Mr, and Mrs. James G. McNary, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Happ Mr. and Mrs. Cady, Mrs. Dudley William Miss Reynolds and M H. Burgess. Col. and Mrs. Henry &. Bonnycastle entertained at dinner last evening be- fore th'e Army dance, in honor of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines. The other guests wers Meaj, Gen. and Mrs. Charles 8, Farns Gen. an Mrs. Ira Crump, Col. and Mrs. Fred- erick Van Duyne, Maj. " and Mrs. | I AR, WASHINGTON, D. ‘0. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1923, ulm-u W. Hammond, Mai. Gen. Wil- H. Hart and Miss Hart. Col. 'and Mrs. Samuel G. Jones en- tertained at dinner last evening pre- ceding the Army dance. The ests were Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles H. Martin, Col. and Mrs. Albert C. Delton, H.ld. and Mrs. Thomas J. Hayes, Maj. and Mrs. Josepb A. Atkins and Col and Mrs. George C. Barnhardt. Col. and Mrs. M. B. Stewart enter- tained at dinner last evening preced- ing the Army dance, having as_their guests Col. and Mrs. Herman-Glade, Col. and Mrs. Frank C. Jewell, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Lorenzo Gasser, Col. and Mrs. Edward 8. Walton, Col. and Mrs. . P. Richardson ). 3 Jesse D, Bitioee: and Maj. and Mrs. Col. and Mrs. Edward H. Tarbutton entertained at dinner last evening in compliment to Mrs. Tarbutton’ ter, Mrs. Percy Willlameson of Montana, Who ia her The company later attended the Army dance. The other {‘uuu included Representative Frank urpyy. Representative Rufus Hardy, Col..and Mrs. H. C. Cunaxu Daniel Carr, Miss Russell, Mrs. Wheeler, Miss Bower of Colorado, Col. Joseph Mrs. Dagcomb and ‘e the first of the week for a mofth’s visit in San Antonio, Tex. L d Mrs. Thomas Asburn en- tertained at dinner last evening in honor of Senator Kenneth McKellar and Col. and Mrs. Willlam Eric Fow- ler. The other guests were Gen. and Mrs. George I\ Downey, Col. and Mrs. John Gulick, Col. and Mrs. Arthur Ballentyne, Mrs. Moore Lathrop, Miss Catherine Moses and Col. Jullen R. Lindsey. The company.later attended the Army dance. . Mr. and Mrs. James A. Drain left Washington yesterday for a short visit in Bermuda. Mr. Joseph Tumulty was, host at dinner last night at the Shoreham, entertaining a party of elghteen. The marriage of Mrs. Henry B. Keep of Chicago, and Charles J. Bid- dle of Philadeiphia, will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock In St John's Church with the Rev. Dr. Rol ert Johnson officiating. There will be no attendants other than Matthew Gault of Baltimore. who wlill act as best man for Mr. Biddle, and only the members of the families and a few intimate friends will be present. Fol- lowing the ceremony thers will be & small tea at the home of Mrs. Hen- nen Jennings, where Mrs. Keep has been staying since coming to Wash- ington. Mrs. Keep will wear a blege colored dress made on long, simple iines, and hat to match. Before her first mar- riage Mrs Keep was Miss Katherine Legendre of New Orleans. c. Mr. W. McCutchen and W. J. Hammond of Plainfleld, N. J., are visi ing Washington and are at the Grafton. s, bt Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Dudley and son Aldrich Dudley, Jr., who are in Wash- ington for a brief stay en route to Florida, entertained at dinner last eve- ning at’ the Powhatan. Mrs. Anthony Wayne Cook of Penn- Ivania is in° Washington and is at e New Willard. Wedding This Afternoon of Miss McCoy and Mr. Lytle. Interesting to their large circle of friends is the wedding of Miss Nathalie (Continued on Page 8_Column 4.) &ard of Thanks. ATTRELL. We wish to extend our sinc thaoks to our many relatives, neigh and friends for their kindness, aympathy a0 beautiful floral offerings at the death of our dear husband and uncle, THOMAS ATTRELL. HIS WIFE AND NEPHEW. Deaths. ALLEN. Thuredsy. February 8, 1923, at 11:45 p.m., MARGARET, beloved wife of the late Samuel E. Allen, sr. Funera. from her late residence. 1100 8th st. n.e., Monday, February 12, at 9 am. Requiem mass ai the Church of the Holy Name at 9:30 o'clock. 11* ALLEN. Thursday. February S. 1923, at Gallinger Hospiial, WILLIAM DALLAS, busband ¢ the late’ Mollie Allen and father of Charles J. and Dallas Alle Funeral Monday, Februars 12, at 8:30 s.m., from Olements’ funeral parlos 1241 Wisconsin ave., thence to Holy Trinity Church, whers mass will be rald at o'clock a.m. Inter: ment in Roly Rood cemetery. 1. ARNOTT. Thursday, Feb. 8, 1923, at the residence of his ' sister, Ameila_ Selby, ARTHUR A. ARNOTT. 'Funeral Monday. Februas aad Baitimore 11 Friday, February 9, 1923, at her residence. 228 New Jersey ave. n.w.. NANCY J. AYRES. 'Funeral services in the chapel of Thomas 8. Sergeon, 1011 Tth st. n.w. Saturday, February 10, at 7:30 p.m. Prie: invited. " Interment at’ Pueblo, Colo. BACHRACH. Friday, February 0, 1923, at his residence, 507 n.w., SAMUEL B. > 7L BACHRACH. Funeral from 'his BALTIMORE. Thursday, February 8, 1923, at 7 p.m., after a br! {liness, ARCHIE D.. beloved son of Mrs. Dorothea F. and the late Lemuel A. Baltimore and loving brother of M Gertrude B. Jones, Theress A. Brooks and William A. Baltimore. Funerai from the residence of his mother, 71 G st. e.w., Sunday, Februarg 11, at p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 100 BOWMAN. Suddenly, Wednesday, February 7, 1928, at Emergency Hospital, ARCHIE J.. beloved husband of Maud Turner Bowman and devoted brother of Mrs. Etta Spriggs, Walter and Carter Bowman. Remains can be seen at his late residence, 1526 26th st nw. until Bunday, Februars 11, at 12 o'elock. Funeral and interment at’ Cropley, Md. Relatives and friends invited to at- tend. 80 s2d, 80 sudden, was the call, His death surprised us all; Perhaps eome day we will nnderstand, When we meet again in a better land. 10 BRINELEY. At Tucson. Aris., HUGH GRIG- FIN, son of tre late Hugh and Julla F. Brinkley, beloved brother of Marie L. and Yirginia® Brinkley Cupp. Services will be held at Zurhorst's funeral pariors, 301 East Capitol street, on Monday, February 12, at 30 p.m. Interment Congressional ceme- Y. n BROOES. At Gordonsville, Va., February 8, 1023, Mrs, CLARA BROOKS (nee Madison)’ beloved wife of Martin Brooks, mother + Stephen 8. Madison of Washington, D). C. Fleming E, adison of Cambridge. Mass.. and Mrs. “Ourrie Johnson of Gordonsville, Va. Interment at Gordonsville, Vi 10* BURGESS. Passed peacefully iuto eternal Iife Friday, February 9, 1923, AGNES 0., be. loved daughter of the late Jobn W. and Martha C. Burgess. Funeral from her late residence, Rugi rd., D. C. on Monday, February 12, Services at St. Paul's Church, Rock Creek pariah, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. . BURGESS. Passed peacotully lato ctoraal lite Friday, February §, 1928, CHARLES C.. be. loved son of the late John W. and Martha O. Burgess. Funeral from his Iate resi- dence, Riggs rd., D. C., on Monday, Febru- ary 12, ces at 8t. Paul's Church, Rock Creek parish, at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and triends invited to attend. . In Rome, Ttaly, CLEQPHILE MARIE BURR. funeral later. 2 OHAPMAN. Departed this life Friday, Febru. 1028, at her restdence. 1843 9th 4 am., BLANCHB, beloved of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ma E. 4 sister of Georgia Stokes and Funeral “from Vermont Avenus Baptist Church Sunday at 1 o'clock. Friends invited, 10 CLAGETT. After ‘a brief_illness, Friday February O, 1023, at 1 pm., ELIAS, be- loved husband of Bertie E. Olagett, devoted father_of Luia G. and Cassandra D. Clag- ett. Fuperal from his late residence, 9&' 8 st. 3w, Mondsy, February 12, at 2 pm . L. 8. Holloman Iciating. gll tives and friends invited to attend. ‘The silver cord fs broken.” 11¢ OLAGGETT. Officers and members of - the Men's Clift Rock Beneficial Association are requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, ELIAS CLAGGETT, from his late residence, .”n'n 85t nw. Monday,” Febru- ay 11, at 2 p.m. W. ‘H. JOHNSON, Pres. JOHN A. FRANKLIN, Sec's. DAWSON, Friday, February 9, 1923, at 3:45 t her residence, 118 North' Carolina ave.'ss., ADELAIDE V. DAWE: T4th ‘year of ber age.’ Remains at re dence of her daughter, Mrs. C. J, Hanback, 3318 New Hampshire ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. < DOHERTY. _Friday, Febru residence of Nis daughter, Ohesney, 1715 2ud st. busband of Bara A. Dohe: the above residence on Monday, February 12, 4¢ 8:30 a.m.; thence to & Mart ‘will be said at . E-';a'":m lavited: Tnterment at Mouat fivet. DUYALL. Fridsy morning, February 9. 1023, at the revidence of her niece. Mrs. B, W BV tidem o8 Wilam B Dageb) Py b > Duvall. - P Derai from ‘the above residico Batirday: February 10, at 1:30 p.m. Iaterment Roek Creek eei".lom 2 10* ary_ 8, 1923, Notice of ary 9, 9, 1923, at the "I{A)l R. l | rAGAN. 1928, MARY Tother ot Ross, B, Fran, o Pk, Taitavail's funaral parlors. 48 Tth tive FISHER. Wednesday, February 7, vod mita ‘of ‘Onasias . Fagus and Faseral from Mondsy, February 12, at 1 p.m. Rels- a0 friends 1avied to attend. wiLLiaM Bhis residence, 1140 6th st. n.e. MAURICE, beloved busband of Eveiys Fisb- er. He legves to mourn loss & de- voted wife, one sister, gradiparests, t¥o sunts and uncles, motier and fa! Asw Funeral Sunday:” Febru from Moust Olive Baptist Church at 2 FOWLER. All members of Silver u-n.ag o ister BUBAN .w. 7, t Al Va., Saturday, February 10, 1 FRANK," tue’ beloved husband. of ~ Sadis JORDAN. Fa; 1 t their nd and a host of other relatives friends. ock. No. 25, G. U. O, of Chaldesns, £ g 3 d Departed this life Thursdsy, Peb- Tuary 8, 1953, at " James E. Jordan, daughter of the late David tes, Mrs. Henrletta leaves a number of other relatives and day, February 13, at from Ebeveser We tried so hard to keep her with us, 8o_we yielded to the parting, JORDAN. The oficers and members of Mirlam JORDAN from Ebenezer M. E. Church, cor- 13, at 1 p.m. - MATILDA CARSON, Secy. pested be present at the ‘funeral of our late lsdy ESTELLD 7 P, 18, ¥. Secty. to attend the fuersl of FO! HOLMES." Departed this life at his residence. Holmes,” Notice of funeral hereafter. 11° .m., at ber res d , 1208 C 8’ 30! DAN” (e Coaten), _ihe devoted wife of ‘and loving sister of ad Mrs. liza Thomas She also friends to mourn thely loss. Fusaral Toss. 3 Charen, corner 4th and D sts. But God willed that she sbould g0, Tho' ‘it flled our hearts with woe. ¢ C ter, No. 4, 0. E. 8., are uested to Stiend ths tonéral of Sister ERVELLA B. ner 4th and D sts. s.e., Tuesday, February ARRIE ASHTON, W. M. glfllGl M. AMBLER, W. P.. JORDAN, All comrades of Julla McN. Heary Auxiliary Garrison, No. 2, are req o hhl.rllsn ‘in the )(lu-l‘I rumsday. " February 8. 1020, Ebenezer Church, corner 4th and D sts. s.e., 12:30 p.m. White uniform, MAYME V. McCALL, Lady Commander; OCTA A. PARKER, Lady Adjutast. KING. Departed this life Thursday, Feb. 8. 1923, at 6:50 a.m., at her residencs, 1914 11th et. n.w., Mrs. ANNIB R. KING, be. loved wite of Rev. 3. U. King. 8he I to mourn their logs & dev: husband and son Vuneral Sunday, Februsry 1L from Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and sts. B.W.. at 2 pm. Body will lie in state at the church from 1 p.m. ontil 2 p.m. Casket will Dot be open to friends after services. {erment at Priacess Anae, X p.m. LEARY. Friday, February 9, 1923, WILLIAM W. LEARY. ~Funeral from the residence of Ris sister, Mrs, Mary Douglas, 1813 13th st. f.w., Monday, February 12, at 8:30 Requiem mass at m'q Chnn:: ofn!;QJ'l“ late Conception at 9 o'cl . af friends invited. Interment Baltimore, Md. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 1 MERCER. Buddenly. February 3, 1023, at Glendale, Calif., MORTON DARTOW MER- 20 rs months, baloved step- son of Mabel Vaughn Mercer and son of the Inte Ma). Morton Bartow Mercer and Mar- hatley Mercer. Notice of fumeral in Post or Sta llc' MOAFIS. All comrades of Vincent B. Cos. tello Post, American Legion, are requested 10 meet in the National Guard Armory, 412 n.w., Sunday, February 11, at 11 o'clock, to sttend 'memorial services in honor of Comrade D. D. MOAFIS, at the Greek Orthodox Chureh. 8th and L sts. n.w. Uniorma are requested S0 be worn 1f pos- without beits < o ey S F. VERNON DALEY, Adjutant. 11 . 1923, a MONTANYE. Friday, February e of his daugbter, 3022 Living- the residence of goter, 2 arg: nd _of *Mary of ’rlt John ¥ L st 8. Parnell, Mrs. Charies B. Li Mrs. R. Walter Emersol Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ik RAND. Friday, February 9, 1928, at 2: O RARAR o, OTRA Dy boloved mother ’ o ra. Evelyn C. Kinj neral from her t1:30 poni. - Relatives and friends nterment Iate residence, 617 X sf. Monday, Feb- ruary 12, invited. dgEn T . Friday, February 9, al RADAIEL her resldence.. the Marlboro D 3id.. WILTMENA RADTKE, aged 70 years beloved wife of Her Funerai services will be held a on Monday, February 12, at 2 p.m. 1 BEON. Friday, February 9. 1923, at her B Petoence. ‘tha Frightan spariments MART A, the beloved wite of Charles E. Robson. Funeral services at St. John's Eplscopa Church, 16th and H sts. n.w., Monday, Feb- ruary i2, at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. ' Interment private, Roek Creek cemetery. i Departed this life February 9, S AN NTE S SHELTOX. beloved daugh: ter of George and Aonie Belle Shelton (nee Dickson). Funeral Monday, February 12, at 1 o'clock from her late - Mary's pl. n.W. . At Saran . X. Y. February O o MITLICENT MURRAT, Thomas C. Shiel and daughter of K. M. Murray and the late Dr. H. Thompson Murray of Washington, D. C. 100 MITH, arted this life Friday. Pebruars s, AC 510 a.m; GEORGE W. SMITH, Findy at J. H, West Sons' undertaking es- tablishment, 1420 New Jersey ave. n.w. Fi neral from his late residence, 1637 11th st. n.w. on Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friensd invited. . February 10, 1923, 10 a.m.. n.w., AUGUSTE mee Am- ‘widow of the late Anton Thill. Fa- neral notice later. Departed this life Wednesday 7, 1023, at 4:45 p.m.. at his resi- e, Heradon. Va.. briet il ness, HERBERT THOMAS, beloved husband of Rebecea A. Thomas and loving father of Lizzie M. and Carson B. Thomas, Mrs. Mattle J. Stewart, Mrs. Elia B. Dade and stepfather of Samuel J. Murray. Punera! Sunday at 1 p.m. from Pleasant Grove M. E. Church, Ash Grove, Va. (Loudoun county, Va., pipers please copy.) 10¢ 3 tlants, Ga.. Friday, February 9. VAE faEs R VALK, belgved husband of Ada G. Valk.' Interment at Rock Cisek cemetery. BER. Saturda: W remdence, 1427 Chapin o WEBER. Notice of funeral . Saturday, February 10, 1923, after W lipeon, &% hia renidence. 1844 47th pl. nw., DAVID A.. beloved husband of Katherine D. Wetsel. Notice of funeral hereatter. WHEELER. Departed thls life Thursday, Feb- o st 4 b WILLIAM X, WHEELER. He leaves a 'wife. two sons. three daughters, three grandchildren. two Drothers and on: r. Funeral services will take place e reaidence, 128 Heckman _st. s. . February 12, at 1 pm, sharp. =~ Friends invited Rer. T J. Callls officiatlag. e . WILS Wednesday, Febroary 7, 1028, at i ‘_1?.". m.. Mrs. ELLEN WILSON, beloved wite of Samuel Wilson. devoted mother of Andrew and James Wilson, Mrs. Ger- trude. Woodiand, ‘Mrs. Georgia 'Bowers and grandmother of Mrs. Hattie Wallace. Teral Monday, February 12, from Zion M, E. Church, 20th st. ind Dumbarton ave., 'a Reiatives and friends fo- vited. G. Wednesday, February 7. 1023 at Y Bitzavetn's Hocpital, FRANCIS YOUNG (colored). Body at_city morgue. Usless same is called for by 3 p.m. tomorrow re- ~mains will be disposed of according to the law. In Memoriam. ALLEN. A tribute of love and devotion to r doar ‘mother, MOLLIE ALLEN. who tered the realms of eternal bliss one year ago today, February 10, 1622. . mother dear, your voice is bushed, % oue Toving heart 1u stilied And on sour pale and peaceful face Ts resting death's cold chill. ur hands are casped upon your breast, T oerre "kisacd your lovely brows Aqd in our achiag bearts we know ve no mother mnaw. HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, MARGARET ._uub et ? MADALINE i) mory of TA%L!%R x:fl‘golns.‘;h.r"ll called home February 10, 1015. May she rest in peace. ten are dead. Oaly the forgot! dosd. en o of our beloved husband A ther, "ADDISON “BAILEY, . who. de: parted thig' lite one year ago today, Fed- 10, 1928, at his ot 3. BAMURL, O, reafter. * Bweetest thoughts forever llnger he! rou are lald. Around !: grave "o"'r;moztuu,y_ = - o ISEBR( BRI, SR L e 55 ; : ToARD,Y, ters. MARY PA' xg TIE ROSEBROOK. They are gone, but not f¢ tten. D IR BII ANNIE e TR (REE et JETT. Sacred to the memory of our be- loved wife and mother, CATHBRINE L. BRIDGETT, who_departed this life three ears 1o todsy, February 10, 1920, Gone, but not forgotten. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. * CAMPBELL. JONALD. In lovi rem brance n!“m‘yn dear sister, Cu‘:‘ CAMP- BELL-McDONALD, who departed this Ife nine years ago today, February \u’u, nd iy devoted father, Maj. JOHN E. g‘l“‘l., “"r dled it years ago, i JAMES D, CAMPBBLL. * 0K 80! JACKSOX), 1922, Thou; 120 KIDWELL. In Memoriam. COX. In loving memory of my belorsd Srinddanghter, KATIE THOMPBON DOK, Tao Iert us six years ago today, February . oh, some day. T'll clasp your band, ob, some ‘day. X HER GRANDMOTHEZR. # Sweetest, aseréd memory of m; Soughser u'a“.:fymcnna. RATIZ THOMP. - x,w. o o lenly eutered life eternal The angels whisperad softly, ly stole away from us, For the land beyona tne s A HER LONELY MOTHER. cred to the memory of our des AvERS I DAhzr,‘thho Jiea Feb- loving mother, SADIE A, ‘who died Februsry 10, 1 Loved in life, remembered in death. e THB FAMILY. n ng remembrance of JOBEP) W. DOVE, who'derariea thia life ot 60 today, February 10, 1917, 0o NOTST ARl e coase 1o Jove ! memory fade Bweetest thoughia forever linger Around the grave where thou art lald, OTHER AND BROTHER. * GREENE. Ia 52 but loving remembrance of our_ dear husband and ther, THOMAS ENE, ho Ay ope year ago DADE. father, Memory brings back a tear; Within our hearts we cherish ts of one we loved so dear. VING DAUGHTERS, JEWDITA N AND TESSIE BARNES (NEB KEASBY, n 1 band, Panb " ¢ my dear hus- o lozin ory of my dear hus. KEASBY, 2wy ome year ago today, February 10, 8 of sadness still come o'er me, tears often flow: But memories keej you ever near me, gh you die: one year ago. thoughts of you are with me, bappy long a, That loved you so. I8 LOVING WiFE. MARY A. KEASBY. = In sad but loving remembrance of our dear son, ALLEN LEO Tho departed this life four years in France, February 10, 1919. Some day, some time our eyes will see The face we loved so well Some day his hand shall clasp in mine A3d never say farewell. FATHER AND MOTHER. * Sacred to the memory of my be- loved husband, Sergt. ALLEN LEON KID- WELL. who dled four years ago, February 10, 1919, Bome may thivk T am ot lonsly When gt times ther see me smile; Little do they know the heartache That I suffer all the while. And drhen the evening shades are falling And T sit all alope, To my beart comes & longlog— 1t Be could only come home. DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE KIDWELL. * MEHLER. In memory of my dear husband, HENRY MPHLER, who died three years ago today, February 10, 1920. & = Thou art gone, but wot forgotten, Fresh my love will ever be; For as Joog as there is memory I will always think of thee. HI§ DEVOTED WIFE, DORA MEHLER. METZ. In sad and loving remembrance of my ::cm;no‘thh‘-.r,“;urfln NE METZ, who de- s 'life oge 3 s B ruary 10, 1922, T 8i¢ep on, dear mother, your labor is e'er, Your loving hands shall toil no more. A faithful mother, both true and kind, A better mother T could pot fnd. HER LOVING DAUGHTER MARGRET. * METZ. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother, KATHERINE METZ, who died ome year ago today, February 10, 1922, You are not forgotten, desr mother; That would be hard to do. As long as life and memory last I will always thiok of you. LOVING DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH KOONTZ METZ. In sad but loving remembrance of our loving wife and mother, CATHERINE METZ, who passed away one year ago today, Feb ruary 10, 1922. A precious one from us is gone, volce we loved is still, A place is broken in our home ich Dever ean be filled: recalled The loved one He once had given, And though her body molders there, Her soul is safe in heaven. Goue, but not forgotten. HER SONS AND HUSBAND, WILLIAM METZ. . WYLIE. In loving memory of our wife and mother, BELLE WYLIE, who died five years ago today. Five long years have passed away Since you were laid at rest; ©Oh. mather, how we mourn the day, But God knew what was best. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WA Speare €o. UNDERTAKERS 1208 H STREET.NW TORME! I} ‘Ollf. mi.lnn;j“ 3-“ Willia B, Bpeare. oseph F. Birch’s Sons 30134 L{ St. N‘v Established 1841. Phone West 96, Automablle Servicer " ot 0 3. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Embalmer. Livery in connection. 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