Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1923, Page 7

SOCIETY. PERPETUAL BUILDING Soac THE _EVENING ety ASSOCIATION |[l|Col. George Harvey, American Ambas- Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,500,000 Surplus More Than |! $850,000 ! Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY. President JOSHUA W. Secretary CARR, Your visit will not be com- plete unless you have THE BOOK OF WASHINGTON By Robert Shackleton $3.50 The Penn Publishing Co., Phila. At all Bookstores sador to Londo House After Vi OL. GEORGE HARVEY, ambas- sador to Great Britain, who has been the guest of the President and Mrs. Harding at the White House for ten days, left yesterday to visit in New England. Mrs. Harvey who was also a White House guest just after arriving from England, left several days ago for New York and other points. The Ambassador of France and Madame Jesserand will entertain a distinguished company at dinner this evening at the embassy. Lyon-Smith Noon Wedding at Glenview Farm Today. The marriage of Mrs. Irene E. Moore Smith, widow of the late Mr. William Henry Smith, jr., to Maj. James A. Lyon, U. S. A, at noon today was one j of simple dignity. The ceremony was ;rvclor of Christ Church of Alexandria, performed by Rev. William Morton, Va., in the country home of the bride, Glenview A small nessed for the Farm, near Rockville, Md. company of relatives it- the ceremony and remained informal breakfast which fol- Soft Crabs, ;;.OO_P;I- Dozen Turtles, 1215c Per Pound EACHO & COMPANY Municipal Fish Market Phones Main 6176 and 9510 TAXll_S & AUTOS ower Rates Main 431 Valna Concentrated Orange Juice 4-Oz. Bottle The Juice of a Dozen Oranges Each, 48c; $5.50 doz. Established 1875 Magruder’s Fine Groceries Conn. Ave. and K St. T Takes the Sting Out of Shaving No matter if you do shave i too close— 3 Queen Anne Lotion 3| —uwill allay the irritation and quickly restore the skin to normal. It's pleasant to use —rubs in quickly. Gives bet- ! lowed. H | below the MRS. WILLIAM E. ROWND, | Mother of Mr. Robert McKee Rownd,! Of Wheeling, 3d, who arrived from Wheeling, W. Va., to attend hix marringe to Miss Nina K. Lunn. thix evening. The bride wore a becoming and effective costume of mauve crepe the de_chine, which fell in uneven Ige of the skirt. was also of mauve Straw with plumes in the same shade. carried no flowers. Maj. Lyon and his bride will leave later this afternoon for a brief honey- moon and will return next week to Glenview Farm, where, Saturday. June 2, they will give a large recep- tion before sailing for Europe. The minister of China and Mme. Sze are attending the marriage this aft- ernoon of the former's niece. Miss Wal Ling Sze, to Mr. Shun Li Tsai of the Chinese educational mission. The ceremony is being performed at 3 lace, drapery Her hat trimmed She gown made on the new | | simple lines and trimmed with mauve n, Leaves White sit of Ten Days. small company at dinner preceding the dance. Miss Alice Milburn, whose marriage to Maj. Xenophon Herbert Price, will take place June 2, entertained her wedding attendants at luncheon to- day at the Hamilton Hotel. The company included, Miss Mary Stitt, maid of honor, and the bridesmaids Miss Virginia 'Edwards, Miss Betty Werner, "Miss Eula Wilson of St. Louis and Miss Vivian Smith of New York. Miss Milburn, Maj. Price and her bridal party were entertained at din- ner last evening at the Army and Navy Club, when the hosts were Capt. John French,- the best man, and the hers Maj. James Lester, Maj. Paul ans and Maj. Samuel Cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tuckerman entertain a company at dinner this evening. Col. and Mrs. Morris Ernest Loche will entertain at dinner this evening, later taking their guests to the dance to be given by Mme. Mohrenschildt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callahan of Chevy Chase announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Mr. Lawrence Sackett Mason on Thurs- day, May 24. Mr. and Mrs. Mason are spending their honeymoon in Atlantic 1 City, and from there will go to Syra- | MISS LOUISE HARPER ! . a bridexmaid [ for Mixs Ninu K. Lunn at her mar- | riage thix evening to Mr. Robert i MeKee Rownd, 3d, of Wheeling. cuse, N. Y. where their future home. The_ bridegroom anad Mrs they will make is the son of Mr. Tugene Mason of this city | Mrx. Oxnard and Daughter | Return to Virzinia Home. Mrs. Oxnard and Miss Oxnard, who have been spending some time in Washington at the Shoreham, re- turned to their home in Virginia y terday. entertaining informally luncheon before leaving. Mr. G. Bryvan Pitts was host at a luncheon vesterday at the Hotel Hamilton given in compliment to Mr. Henry Selisman of New York, who, with Mrs. Seligman, is staving at the Hamilton for a few days. Among the guests were Mr. D. R. Crissinger, governor of the Federal Reserve at “Other Woman”’ Escapes Costs Of Divorce Suit Following the ruling of the Court of Appeals that the District Supreme Court is without juris diction to assess against a “home- wrecker,” male or female, the cost of an attorney's fee to the in- jured wife or husband, Chief Jus- tice McCoy has set aside that portion of a decree granted Mrs. Jennle B. Stein by which it was attempted to make Mrs. Grace Merry, named as co-respondent; | pay an attorney's fee. The part of the decree assessing the other costs of the litigation against Mrs. Merry was not disturbed, | Chlet Justice McCoy has dis- missed a suit for an absolute divorce brought by Mrs. Marie F. Thorne against Elmer C. Thorne. This is the second attempt of the wife to get a divorce, the first | one having been withdrawn by her after a reconciliation with . her husband. The chicf Justice also refused to reopen the divorce proceedings | brouht by John B. Collins against | his wife, Gertrude A. Collins. The husband failed at the trial to 1 pro his charges and the suit i s dismissed. e sought a new 1t 1 which the court now denies. had as their guests Col. and Mrs. Par- {ker Hitt, Col. and Mrs. George Gru- nert, Col. and Mrs. Sam Jones. Col. and Mrs. Asa Singleton, Maj. and L[r 1W. O. Boswell and Maj. and Mrs. Wil- jliam H. Simpson. Maj. and Mrs. C. L. Fenton enter- :d Col. and Mrs. W. P. Chamber- Col. and Mrs. John W. Gulick. nd Mrs. C. It Brigham, Maj. and John Kingman and Maj. and Mrs. M. Barnes. Others entertaining parties were Col. and Mrs. Frank C. Jewell, Col and Mrs. C. D. Herron, Maj. and Mrs. Augustine Mclntyre, Maj, and Mrs. J W. S, Wuest and Dr. and Mrs. W. O {Boss. a ICo M .Mr. and Mrs. William Taggart are spending the week end at the Ma- rine Corps base at Quantico, Va.. the guests of Commander Sanke: Bacon, Mrs. Taggart was formerly Miss Mildred Hardy, daughter of Rep- resentative Hardy of Texas. Miss Charles Griggs left Washing- ton yesterday for Princeton to attend the prom given at the university to- night and to witness the boat races. IShe will return tomorrow. Mr, W. E. Rownd of Wheeling, W. Va. has joined his wife and son, Mr. Robert McKee Rownd, 3d, at the Ham- ilton Hotel. Mr. night eight. T. E. Chandler was host la 10 a dinner party of twenty entertaining at the Le Paradis arden. Muarcus Morton t Wardman of Newton, Park Hotel for Mrs. W. L. Finley Hoxtesx At Red Croxs To The national hes rLers he American Red Cross will be morrow from 10 to 4 o'cloc W. L. Finley, president of the ican Women's Legion of the DI of Columbia, will be hostess on that and other ladies of the organ- : will assist Mrs. Finley in showing the visitors to headquarters, the numerous foreign and historical that are to be found in th has been called Pa. by the serious illness of her grandmother. Mrs. Rol ert H. Thomas, who has spent iher winters in Washington in recent rs chanicsburg, liam Wheatley Thursday, June t the New Masonic Temple, arles C. Long, will give for the benefit of the Monticello fund his lecture on Beautiful Washington. Mr. Long. who is a native of Ohio, has made the pictures a hobby for some time past, and he gives the enter- tainment at the request of a number of lovers of the beautiful. This lec- ture has been given before publicly in shington. Mr: Ray Hagner is ¢ Mrs. Minnigerode street, of tickets. Mrs t w on announces at $:30 Andrews, Mr. John G _STAR, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, LEST WE D. G, On the wooded slopes of Arlington and other cemeteries in Washington 70,000 soldiers sleep. ‘This year their graves will go unmarked, their deeds unsung, unless Washington responds to an It is a simple appeal, shortly Repub’ic and allied veterans’ organizations in Washington are pro- hibited from making their annual departments for funds with which to bear the expenses of placing, on Decoration day (and on June 3, for the Confederates), a small American flag and a flower at the graves and of holding appropriate exercises in each cemetery where rest soldier dead. ‘These veterans appe: fund for use June 3. RAVE DECORATION FUND TOTAL §275 Capital Citizens Responding Generously to Appeal Ap- nearing in The Star. he ously Washington public is gener- | responding to the “Decoration day fund” appeal appearing in The {Star for the purpose of collecting { funds to help decorate the graves of the country’s soldiers resting in the cemeteries within the District. Lvery day brings an increased daily total which has now reached the isum of $274.66. The following letter | w received from one of the sub- ivm—uwnh ‘I have Leen in the govern- ment employ for twenty-six vears and have never refused to do my duty toward those valiant men and women who sacrificed their lives| what it is today, | bu that I feel thankful to you and your great newspaper for the information as to where 1 could {icave my small mite. 1 feel that there are many employes in the depart- ments who would gladly contribute | to this worthy cause if their atten- tion was called to the matter.” This individual subscribed to both the G. A. R. and the Confederate funds. Gifts Acknowledged, Acknowledgment is made of following subscriptions received: the G. A. R.: C. H. Schierier, $2; A. Caloria. $1; (i 1 Long jJeane Muxon. 25 cents: E. R.C. H. Buckenstein, $10 M. | cents 0 Mi: i Comegy Mrs. Ch some the To | B $1; M. T rles G Mac- itherine Williams, $1: cents: M. A, Corestant, 25 F. B. 25 cents; Anna F. $1; John B. O'Neill, $1; Margeret Me mire ey, 50 cents Annic dwaurds, §2 Gertrude Cook. i Ward, §2.50; { Rathbun, $1 s Mi ! Buck IR, 50 ¢ ilers Nection Mrs vicott. Theater. Hugh For the jCaloria Cash J & L. 50 cents; fied subs $1; M. P Higgin Theater B. $1: o £45. tson. §1 Confed $1: Jeane Muxon, 35 cents; J. F. B. Buckey. 50 cents; Miss ampbell, $1: S. Hush W cription. East ree 50 cents: Roberta I §1; collected at the Cosmos ude Stacey Lamb, War Depart- War_ Depart F.. $1: Clar- H. § H Orange. i DR. KATE W. BARRETT IS ROBBED ON TRAIN to you, through The Evening Star, which will accept and ackniwledge contributios matter how small. Mail it today, and designate it “Decoration Day Fund—The Evening Star,” stating, at the same time, whether it should go to the Decoration day fund or the Confederate veteran | poits D i MAY 26, 1923. FORGET NEWSPAPERMAN DIES. W. G. McMuyrchy, 15 Years Capital appeal. told. The Grand Army of the solicitations in the government head of each of their comrades’ Send something, no W. H. WOMERSLEY CALLED BY DEATH Civil War Veteran and Long-Time Government Employe Succumbs. WILLIAM H. WOMERSLEY. William H. Womersle; of the District for fifty-eight ye retired government emplo; war veteran, died yesterda, at 5:20 o'clock at his home, street northwest Mr. Womersley River. Mass. March a of teen he bark and civ atternoon | 4122 Sth born 1842 shipped a Huntingdon at went Montevideo and B South America, turning in A il, 1861. He enlisted irn the civil war for three yvears in Com- pany B, 1Sth Regiment. Massachu- | setts Infantry, July 25. 1861, and du inz the winter of 1861 camped with hix regiment on H Hili, Va.. two t of Falls Church. March nt embarked Iria and from whe thene: to Ca m Richmond. Taken Prisoner at Bull Ru During the second battle of Run Mr. Womersler was taken oner and paroled on the field subsequently was taken to Cu land. Md.. and during the b { Antietam was removed from Cum-} berland to Columbus, Ohio. Later he | went home, then started to rejoin s regiment. On reaching New York city he availed himself of a general order giving volunteers the privilege of transferring to regime of the ! egular Army, and was transferred ! rom the 1sth Massachusetts Volun teer Regiment to the re ar service, | remainder | was 18, in At Fall { the | E eig sailor on the i New and to Ir at Fort_ Monror to York few miles 1862, for the {goNEs. Correspondent, Cancer Victim. Wilton G. McMurchy, well known Washington correspondent, for fifteen years (Minn.) Daily News and other north- western and western newspapers in Washington, home in St. representing the St. Paul died last night at his Paul following an ill- WILTON G. McMURCHY. ness of two years of cancer. He was fifty years old. Friends in the city were advised last night by a telegram of the death. Mr. McMurchy a_member of the National Press Club, where he <pent much_of spare time while in this s & communicant of s Protestant Episcopal Church He took a d p_interest in the Sons of the American Revolution, of which he was a member. He was also a of one of the Masonic e eity He is sur nd one dalghte furchy, a student at azhington University. who home to attend the funeral ther. Mr. MeMurchy t one connected with the News- erprise Association s gone of her f time was paper FALL KILLS YACHTSMAN. By the Associated Press, DUBLIN, May 26.—Hugh McCalmont, noted yachtsman, is dead from Injuries be received when he fell from a cliff near his home at Bally Castle, County Antrim. He represented Sir n the ago, America’s cup race some years anks. sincere Cards of T We wish ex) oral tributes at the “death of our A THE FAMILY. * I wish to extend to my friends ives my et appre aud for their Kindness, sympathy and diring the flluess oted husband. e S DEVOTE MES POLLARD ROCK. many D WIFE, I wish to express our th fricuds and_relatives fo ssmpathy and foral i of my beloved wi nks to our their kind tokens at ADIE o Mr. Wl oved and - Goldie V. 1 dogs. Fu- o Monda, o o'ciock atives & raday dauzhiter of the ln . sixter of John and Clar. Virginia Johnson, ral, Sun from Rhines und cnt.’ 5rd and Eye sts DIXON. Depu:ted this life Ma. ;i 10" pm., Mrs MALIA DI from the Church of Our Lady of Perpetnal, Monday, May 25, at 9 a.um. She Friday Thomas | Lipton on the American yacht Columbia | Deaths. STEWART. Officers ard members of Morain . Offe s of 3 £ Star_Lodge, No. 40, 1. B. P. O, Elks of the World, are lereby notified to mmsembie &t Pythian Hall, Saturday, May 26, 1923, 1u_session of sorrow. rangements for“the Tuneral of Brother BENI 4L or_ the eral of rother AMIN F. STEWART. Funeral Monday, May 28, at 12 . from Zion Baptist Church, F st. be [ ga.l:,ldl‘n.d“%bllll. s.w. Forest Temple, No. 9, ol 3 ’ 0 attend.. by oraer, o8t No- 8, lavited TLER, Exalted Ruler. Sccretary. J. FREMONT R GEO. F. HATTON, THORNTON. Departed this life Thithd May 24, after a brief iliness. h residence. 2008 Sth f, widow of the lute P devotea mother of Fannie £ and’ Samnel Thornton and Thomas Hobinson. Frineral San n., trom Metropolitan . between 12th and 13th now. “Her M W. D. Norman, pastor. Relatives and friénds invited. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, WHITE. Departed this life Wednesda 23, 1623, at 2:30 o'clock, at- the rerii of hisx mother, SAMUEL WHITE, beloved husband of FEstelle White and fatyer” oo Daniel,” Samucl. Agnes and Litilan: Winte.. son of Henrictta and brother of Frederick White. l‘lln«ntl from First Baptist Chureh. Oth and G w.w., Sunday, May 27, at 1:30 p.m. Helatives and fricnds invited. 28 WITHERS. Thursdny, May 24, 1923, a a.m.. JESSE W., beloved husband uf'l’nvlrl Z. Withers (nee Perrin). Funeral serv! at his late residence, 440 N st now Sunday, May 27 at 2 o'clock pam. ment at Woodiawn cemeters. WOMERSLEY. Frida: at hin residence M H. WOME! . belove Fu a t Baptist_ Chyrch, on inter . 1023, at 5:20 Bth st n.w SLEY, in his eight d_husband of Mary 1 from his late residence at 1 pm. Interment metery. (Boston Dapers pleans e opy.) LER. At his residence, HENRY MAGRUDER ZELL May McAvoy and only and L. M. Zeller. In Memoriam, Dallas, Tex LER. hushand of son of J. Cochrane BAILEY, BAILEY, ago, May Dear is the grave where vou De: ve where you are laid, Sweet iy the memory that never shall fade powers may wither, leaves fall and die. ough others forget’ you, never shall we. a littie rosel in His gard k our darlfig nsplanted MOTHER. " DADIY RROTHER SieTeEny AND Sacred the memory of our and er. PHOEBE 1 BAND AND SON d but sweet remembrance nt. MARY A, CHAPM Who departed this life five years ago tods: May 1915, ELYN A. CHAPMAN. HER NIECE, E HILTON. 1n loving remembrance of my ¢ mothier, MARY (. of my dey ; HILTON. who deparied thix life one year ago today, May 26, 105, In my heart your memors lingers, Sweetly. fenderly. fond and true; © ix not a day, dear mother, nt, 1 o ot shink ot Yo' PVING DAUGHTER, ROSA Ho ER Lo T ROSA HOL HILTON. A tribute of love and remembrance to my dear mother, MARY C. HILTON, whi departed this life one year ago today, Mas You left me broken hearted And all seems d Life is not the x; As it was when you were here where you are laid, memory that never shall fade. ¥ wither, leaves fall and_die; ough others forget, never shall I HER LOVING SON GEORGE HILTON. In remembrance of my mother, MARY' C. HILTON, who departed this life one ycar ago today, May 26, 1922, Backward, turn backward, O time, in your flight How dear is that poem o old, The wworld at its best cannot bring rest To & tired and weary soul Dear mother. we're parted: Lo (ommand m bearing ms sors "Tis hard to be p love God keep yo above. twas by God's w the best that I can. ted from one that we May mother, till we meet HER SON WILL AND FAMILY. JACKSON. A tribute of love and devotion e memory of my dexr wife and mother, TER ACKSON, who died one year ago, May There was a vacant place in heaven That was not quite complete, God fook my darling wife To fill_t LOVING R.ORRICK T. H. JACKSON. KANE. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear baby, WILLIAM JOHN KANE, Jr., wiio departed ‘this life four years ago today, May 26, 1919 Dear is the grave where my baby is laid: Sweet is the memory that ue'er shall fade. MOTHER. * t HUSBAND AND DAU JACKSON AND EDITH FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Quick. Diguified_and Efficient Service. o Deal 816 H ST. N.E. Automobtie Service. . oy LINCOLN 3464. mber 11, i od of mersle) the i e n their los w husband, father, ¢ sisters und two brothers. Departed this May M. 10.06 an | o'clock, in the legation, by Rev. H. F. { Randolph, and the bride, who is wear- ling the conventional wedding gown, F. Deming, United States vice consul at Venice, Italy, is 'n Washington for an indefinite stay Board; Mr. Peter A. Drury, Mr. Ezra Gould, Mr. A. Mitchell Palmer, Mr. K. Golden Donaldson, Mr. Frank J. ter results than the sticky creams, vaseline, etc. entered the juartermaster p——=THE ORIGINAL ey fe suddenly, Thursday. $3,000 in Jewelry and Clothing. XX Excellent for chapped and rough skin. Men who shave themselves like it. ofoedee o X For Sale at all Peoples and Other Good Drug Store: et The Barnard Co. oJoodredeedeodon CONVENTION 200 Folding Chairs, 100 Rustic Chairs and_Rockers, decorations and novelties. 617 F St. ,odgunday | o Excursion || 'Atlantic City | SUNDAY, MAY 27 SPECIAL THROUGH TRAIN Via Delaware River Bridge Enstern Standard Time Leaves Washington 12:01 AM. Returning, leaves S. Car. Ave. 5:30 P. Tickets on sale Friday preceding Ex- cursion_at_Consolidated Ticket office, 13th and F Streets, N.W., and Union Station. Additional Excursions Sundays, June 10 and 24 Pennsylvania R. R. System The Route of the Broadway Limited. is attended by Miss Rose Hsiung. A mall reception will follow the cere- mony. Mrs. Sanford. wife of Mr. Justice Sanford, was the guest of honor at luncheon today of Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, wife of the director of the con- sular service, who entertained a com- pany of twelve in her apartment at the Dresden. Miss Nina Katharine Lunn, daugh- ter of Mrs. Wallace H. White, jr., and Mr. Robert McKee Rownd, 3d, will be married this evening at 8 o'clock in the home of the bride’s mother, on Wyoming avenue, the Rev. C. E. Rice officiating. Only a small company will witness the ceremony, which will be followed by a large reception. Representative and Mrs. White were hosts at supper last evening. entertaining on Le Paradis roof for Miss Lunn and Mr. Rownd, the other guests being the members of the wed- ding party. The counmselor of the Spanish em- bassy, Senor Don Juan de Cardenas, will be host to a company of men at dinner this evening in his home on Euclid street. Senator and Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard {of Wilmington have returned to Wash- {ington, and are in their apartment at the Lee House for a few days. Miss Elizabeth Hanna will entertain at dinner this evening in compliment to Miss Marion Trumbull, and later at Le Paradis supper dance. Miss Hanna entertained at dinner last evening in compliment to Miss ise Ross Todd, and her brother, . Jewett Todd. The other guests Miss Olyve Graeff, Miss Jean Sutherland, the undersecretary of the Treasury, Mr. S. Parker Gilbert, jr.; Mr. Hugh Tennant of the British em- bassy, Mr. Marion Law and Mr. Rich- ard Davidson. Mme. de Mohrenschildt will entertain at a dance this evening at the home of Mrs. J. Borden Harriman in F street. There will be about sixty guests. Mme. Mohrenschildt will entertain a e fntertaln s MOURNING BLACK -, Heal gfmjro% With Cuticura 1f you are troubled with pimples, blackheads, redness, roughness, ftching, and burning, which disfig- ure your complexion and skin, Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment will do much 1o help you. Always include the Caticura Talcum in your toilet ons. Beab Freaby Mall. Address: “Outiewa Lab- 3. *Clatment oind o, Taeum e without Dyed Within 24 Hours CARMACK DRY CLEANING CoO. 2469 18th St, Col. 638 Dupont Cirele, Fr. 5232 Hogan, Mr. W. Gwynn Gardiner, Mr. Hampson Gary, Mr. Abner Ferguson, Mr. James H. Baden. Mr. Harrington Mills, Mr. Lawrence A. Slaughter, Robert N. Harper, Mr. Henry heridan, Mr. William ills, Mr. Peyton Gordon, Mr. Julius Garfinkle, Mr. J. Henri_de Sibour, Mr. John M. Biddle, Mr. J. Eris Powell, Mr. S. I Henry, Mr. William H. West, Mr. John R. Waller, Mr. Orla_ E. Harri- son, Mr. James B. Reynolds, Mr. El- bert Anadale, Mr. John P. Story, Col. John W. Clifton, Mr. Benjamin Minor, Judge Charles H. Robb, resentative John Philip Hill, Mr. D, E G. Garnet 'Pitts, Mr. Mr. Wade H. Cooper, Mr. J. Me- Quade, Mr. Joshua Evans, jr. Mr. Robert V. Fleming, Mr. Hubert T. Plaster, Mr. William F. Dennis, Mr. Christopher H. Pope, Mr. Julius Pey- ser, Mr. Frank H. Edmonds, Mr. Fugene Smith, Mr. Henry D. Tudor, Mr. H. Prescott Gatley, Maj. F. on, Mr. William Henry White, Dr. Harry M. Kaufman, Mr. George Angus Garrett, Mr. Rozier Dulaney, Mr. Harris and Mr. McCutcheon. The cable, which was very long ond narrow, was aderned its full length with a mass of deep pink peonies. Mrs. R. R. Govin, who with her {husband is residing temporarily at the Hamilton Hotel, had several | guests lunching there informally with her yesterday. Mr. Ernest de Zaldo has joined Mr. and Mrs, Govin for a visit. Victor Deyber, The officers stationed at the Wash- ington barracks, entertained at din- ner last evening in the Officers’ Club. A number of parties were entertained. Col. and Mrs. W. L. Reed had with them Col. and Mrs. C. B. Stone, Maj. and Mrs.” Gilbert Stewart, Maj. and Mrs. Robert S. Binner, Maj. and Mrs. 1John Upham and Maj. and Mrs. Thom- as_Osborne. Col. and Mrs. G. S. Simonds enter- tained Col. and Mrs. Henry Gibbins, Col. and Mrs. G. H. Estes, Col. and Mrs. Andrew Moses, Col. and Mrs. Up- ton Birnie, jr.; Mrs. Turner and Col. Clark Collins. Col. and Mrs, Stanley D. Embick had as their guests Gen. and Mrs. R. C. Marshall, Mrs. H. C. Barnes, Mrs. C. E. Kilbourne, Col. and Mrs. John L. De Witt, Dr. and Mrs. Willam T. Davis, Col. Robert C. Foy and Col. Beecham. Col. and Mrs. Willlam K. Naylor C. Davison, Mr. Frank P. Morse, Mr. { and has taken a suite at the Lee House. The International Association of Art and Letters, will give an evening of music, cards and dancing Monday at the clubhouse at 1715 I street, Mr. Howard Etchison was host to a npany of eight at dinner on the I'aradis roof last evening. Col. Frank J. in New York for ing at the Hotel Astor. Mrs. J. E. Baines and Mrs. Charlas J. Willlamson are at the Marlborough Blenheim, in Atlantie City. IR n statesman and premier, is an_ inveterate L and to safeguard his health he has adopted the novel plan of smoking one vear and then entirely abstaining from tobacco the next. Le LOST. nd_black,slightly torn, ral bills and cofns, at Pa. ave. e: bag nnd heirloom. 1. Hill, 1444 Spring it hag rond n CHOKER—Double squirrel. between 14th and For 8th and ¥ nw. Pleass call Main 1152, 27% nitials G. G. J. on caxe, S COLLIE DO Md. ave. s.w. COLLIE_Brown. u white tipped tail; tw i in vicinity . $5. 324 T st. n.w. CREFE DE CHINE, 3 yards, king biue, in Philipshorn’s bag. on 14th st. between F and H or H st. between 14th and 15th, Friday, 25, between 5:30 and 8 o'clock. Kindly Sfins A. B. Mallan, 1824 Eye st. n.w. DOG—White, long-haired terrier, brown right eve. black spot on hip: named ‘Buzz, Reward. Address 1120 G s.e. Phone Line. 5297, DOG—Alredale puppy. black and brown, short : collar and leash; strayed from Union Return’ to caretakers, Plaza P Reward. 26° EARR Tost between Hrook Tea House and Georgin ave. car: long gold pendant with blue enamel pansy. Return to Mrs. Handy, 758 R. C.'C. td. or phone Adams 1204. Liberal re- ward. ENVELOPE—Contal Ttalian pa- ers, on Pennsylvania ave. aear 8rd st. n. Return to 113 Marviand ave. n.e. nswers to name of Sandy. 500 o ths old: about 13 24 T.st. n. Re- FRANKLIN FOURTEENTH K FYEGLASSES—Tortoise shel front of city P. 0. Reward if returned to A. P. Smith, city PO, 3 FIMTERNXT"‘Y” gll\' g( DD:’ Sig: d; set it lamonds and pearls; ‘u;'( D'Ae: liberal reward. Call N. 9834, Butterfleld. . wii initials Miss 26 Announcing The Opening of Our “@Gold” Din To meet the demand of an increased patronage and to insure patrons that they will suffer no inconvenience our “‘usual’ during the coming ‘conventica—iwe dining room—extra service. featured. —Luncheon will be served from 11 will be the dinner period—music at both “services. Double Orchestra —An extra large Sokolove er- chestra has been engaged for your . Jfranklinv BHotel Fourteenth Street at K The same pi ing Room have opened our new gold'’ sing menus Wil be to 2:30 noon and, 6:30 to 9:30 FUR (fox), lost near 22nd and N. H. ave last night; reward. 1108 22nd st. n.w. 26* FUR PIECH, Thursday night, between Union station and 8rd and O sts. n.w,; reward, L. Blank. Call Franklin 4407-W. bge GLADSTONE BAG—Black, lost from auto a week ago. Liberal reward and no questions asked for return of gl’zn contained therein. J. E. Hanger, Inc. 221 G st. n.w. . MESH BAG, silver, lace edge, in Kann's wi ing_room, Frids 443 Irving st. n.w. i PURSE—Gold, sapphire In clasp. Re Mrr, By G Peattie, 1800 Newon st 27+ NECKLACE, gold bead, May 23; reward. Telephone Clev. 1323. - NECKPIECE_Large skunk fur. _Thursday evening at 19th and Columbia rd. or left in Yellow taxi. Telephone Adams 084, Rewar POOKETBOOK—Blue and steel bead crocheted pocketbook, at Glen Echo Thursday night: lib- eral reward. Call Main 558. e FRAYER BOOK—North Capltol or Bryant ats. n.w. N. 2088 VATCH CHARM_—Knignt Tempiar, Thursday, May 24. Return to 1316 R st. n.w. Reward. WRIST_WATCH—Gold, octagon shape ward. Phone Col. 1946. WATCH—Gold, initials M. thereon. Phone North 2884. ST WATCH—In or vear Savoy apartment house. Reward. Franklin 2427. 26 Tore- e - 3% 3 g Taken From Florence Crit- tenton Missions Leader. Special Dispatel to The Star. | ALEXANDRIA, Va. May Dr. Kate Waller Barrett, national presi- dent of the Florence Crittenton M sion. national president of the American Legion Auxiliary and an officer of the Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution, reported the theft | f $3.000 in jewels and clothing from | her berth on a railroad train be- tween Pittsburgh and Washington last night Dr. Barrett. who was returning to her home here. at 408 Duke street.; from a sencaking engagement in! Pittsburgh, said she retired about 10 o'clock last night and when the | conductor awakened her about 1 o’clock this morning for her ticket she discovered that a bag contalning her vaiuables was missing. The train was stopped at a telegraph station and the authorities in Pittsburgh were informed. Among the articles missing_were jewel insignia of v rious organizations, a Parisian even- | ing cape valued at $1000, private papers and other articles of cloth- ing. Dr. Barrett had other articles of wearing apparel in another bag which was untouched. HIRSHBERG IN JAIL; $3,500 BOND FORFEITED NEW YORK, May 26.—The bondsmen of Dr. Leonard K. Hirshberg of Balti- more, convicted of using the mails to defraud investors in a *blind pool.” op- erated by Winthrop, Smith & Co., a now bankrupt brokerage firm, of which he was a_member, lost $3,500 yesterday because Dr. Hirshberg, being in jail, couldn’t appear in court. Dr. Hirshberg had been at liberty in $20,000 bail, pending an appeal from his conviction in federal court. Then he was arrested as a fugitive from justice in Baltimore, where he was wanted for alleged perjury. He applied for a writ of habeas corpus, to fight extradition, | but when the hearing on the writ was called he asked for a continuance and | was released in $3,500 bal A short time after he had been freed his original bondsmen surrendered him I ) i to the federal authorities and he was locked up in Tombs prison. ‘When he failed to appear and his lawyer explained why, Supreme Court Justice Ford forfeited his bond and dis- missed the habeas corpus proceeding. Marriage Licenses. M.r‘rll e licenses have been issued to the lowing: £ awrehee R. Bowles and Elizabeth B. Som- mer. 7 Reginald 0. Eyre and Evelyn Emmert. les R. Schrider of Silver Spring, Md., rances M. Leasure of this cit; James Lanham and Ibert O. Heath and fiton T. Davis of this city and Lula W. Thornhill of Culpeper, Vi peenophon H. Price Aliee Bt. C. Mil- urn. - Lorin A. Niles and Marle E. Belmschle. Hugo A. Stahl and Katherine Peacock. Melvilie' R. Armstrong and Gertrude Stans- P iitam A, Wilson of Lexington, Va.. and carrie E. Babcock of Chase Oty Va. ‘Washington C. Jackson and Nannie L. Glad- mon. f‘:“"l":lll'a Bumith and Mary B. Corey, both of_Springfield, Mass. Ralph E. Seaton and Ethel M. Hughes. George Southall of this city and Mildred Fahnley of Bridgewater. Mnss. Porter G. Brown and Emily Dunl, Rubby_Barnes and Mary Thoma John H. Young and Marle E._ Williams, Benjamin H. Skidmore and Lola M. Parker. Steven Rubino and Mary Costantine, Bernard Miller and Ruth'I. Goode. | ment dree M. 1a | Miss ) shire ave. the War Department | re he served until 1876 to 1880 he served in the | argeon gencral's office, War Depart- | In July, 1880. he entered office of the [United Stat ard and served there con his retirement, in of coast | nuously | September, | member of Kit Karson Department of the Po- | R., and for twenty-five | financial secretary of | Friendship Lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellow i Mr. Womersiey always was active | in church affairs and was onc of the | organizers of the Gospel Mission. He | was a communicant of the McKen- E. Church i rviving Family. i urvived by his | his children, | . Harper, Mrs. Benjamin G, Womer Florence” B. Womers Louise Cody, Miss Bessie Wome: AMr. Charles Wome: Miss Grace | Womersle: and b ndchil- ! dren, seven great-grandchildren, and a | sister, Mary E. Maxim of Taunton, | Mass. The funeral servic will Ib(»: held at his late residence, 4122 Sth i street northwest, Monday at 1 o'clock. | Interment will be in Arlington. R I R a Mr. wife, Mar Mrs. Esther Morrison, ST. LOUIS, May 26.—William C. Steigers, seventy-seven years old. second vice president of the Pulitzer | Publishing Company, which publishes the Post-Dispatch, died at his home here yvesterday. ~He was widely known_ in newspaper circles. Mr. Steigers was past exalted ruler | of St. Louis Lodge No. 9, Benevolent | Protective Order of Eiks and was a member of several clubs. Born and educated in St. Louis, he began his newspaper career in 1868 on the old Evening Dispatch. Ten years later he went to the Evening Post as advertising manager, and! when the late Joseph Pulitzer consoli- | dated the two papers he retained Mr. Steigers as advertising mana- Births Reported. The following birfhs have been reported to the health department within the last twenty- four hours: George George a and Martha E. Van Sickle, girl. lie Byers, boy. | Agnes Doyle. boy twins. m T. and Emily 7. Fisher, oy. and Natalie A. Simon, girl. Herbert M. and Margaret Daniells, boy. Ruel G. and Edna C. Phelps, boy! Stuart and Eisie Heitmuller, girl. James P. and Evelyn F. Sayer, girl. Archie and Bessie L. Gray, boy. William J. and Mary A. Gardnen girl. Harvey F. and Margaret F. Wood, boy. John E. and Inez M. Birdsell, boy. Bert J. and Mollye Rosenberg, girl, William A. and Myrtle T. Wood, boy. George M. and Mary Z. Hipple, boy. rt C. and Virginia L. Compton, boy. nk E. and Bessle E. Doten, boy. James and Adda Smith, boy. George and Jane Tinney, girl, William E. and Harriet Bell, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the health department in the last twenty-four O iex W. Kemp, 87, Masonic and Eastern tar Homne. S Henty C. Sult, 79, Home for the Aged. nufe_Biggs, 67, Providence Hospital. James Richard Conway, 58, 3612 New Hamp- i | | 2 st Margaret Louise Beebe, 2 months, 18: Fdward Gordon, 62, Gallinger Hospital. Annfe West, 54, Sargent and Bates roads n.e. Peter McGoe, 49, Frecdmen's Hospital. James Edward Wells, 30, 63 Decatur st. ‘Amelia Brooks, 8 months, 344 Armory pl. l"?lllq- Gaines, 11 months, 615 23d st. .." GEORGFE EPTS, " devoted son of Mrs. Ada Epps and broiher of Clareuce Epps. He died in fuo Cliristian_triumph and. lert Yoz men to refrain from T oy e carrsing weapons, Funeral Monday. & dyhu T Rhines' fun pel, 901 Brd st sw., Kev. John Koberts and Wm. J. Ho ard officiating, E FOSQUE. Thursday, May 24, Tos 403 Ouakdale st. w.. JAME: sband of Hanuali Foujie, sou of 2 Fosque and the lnte Anna Watts brotlier Memic Clark n of Bessie GORDON. 1923, at Galliuger Hospi- tal, EDWARD, %on of the late Richard and Muigaret “Gordon. Funeral from the lenice of his niece, Mrs. Alberta Nok 13th st. n.e Relatives a; papers please cop: HAWKSHAW, ISEPH W., belo and t 2 pom (Philadelphis Funeral from the 13 7th st Monday, May 28, at 10’ a.m. Inter nmieat {private) Mount Olivet cemiete HICKMAN. Thursday 19: aw., JOHN L. HIC beloved' husband of the late Hickman and_devoted father of Peterson. brother of and uncle of Thomas 8. and Joseph H. Palmer. Funeral services a Luke's P. E. Chureh, 15th and Chu now., Monduy, May 28, at 2 o'ci Relatives and friends invited. HICKMAN. Officers and sir knights of the xrand and subordinate commanderies, K. T.. jou are lLereby ordered to assemble in’ fuil s, May 28, 1:30 Chiireh, "corner v.. to atiend the Faus Anua Rloda Faires, rch sts. “hireli streets n of our late Fra HICKMA funernl L. wiio Grand Commander, N.'Grand Recorder. ¢ All_ membes AL M., are of “Brother JOHN St. Luke's P E, Church sts. n.w., Mond; 2 o'clock. “Masonic ceremonies dence, 3rd st. n.w., M r I meet at thie NCE A. BARBOUR, W. M. ARTER, Sec. HICKMAN. L A CHARL] JOHNSON. 24, 1923, i elphia, Mrs. HARRIS' JOHNSON. Rémains ma: viewed at Charles T. Davis', 1409 28th st. n.w. Funeral will be held from the un- dertaking establisiment at 1:30 p.m. Sun- day. May 27. MORRISON. Departed this life May 24, 1623, at 9:15 o'clock a.m., ISAAC MORKISO. beloved father of Sarah aud Thomas Morri: son und brother of Peter Morrison. Funeral Sunday, . at 1 o'clbek, from Pilgrim's Baptist Church, 3rd and Van sts. s.w. Rela- tives and friends invited. . PEMBROKE. May 22, 1923, at Providence Hospital, Mrs. MARY A. A, PEMBROKE. Interment at St. Marys City, Md. ROBINSON. Departed this life Ma. :10 a.m.. at his residence, Detrees AMUEL ROBINSON, beloved son of Mrs. Sarah Jones and grandson of the late Rev. William J. Robinson and nephew of J. Ward Robinson. ~Funeral Tuesday, May 29, from Zion Baptist Church at 1 p.m., Rev. Wm. J. Howard, pastor. Inter- ment at Harmony cemetery. Friends in- vited. 28 sC 25, 1923, ). _Thursday, May 24, 1923, at A ville, N. C., HARRY J. SAERS. Funers services at cl 'l of W. R. Speare Co., 1208 H st, n.ow., at 25 p.m., Saturday, May 26. Interment Rock Creek cemetery. - AUVEUR. May 24, 1928, LOUIS, aged 17 . years and 8 months, beloved son of Louis ©. and the late Adalaide Helen Sauveur. Friends and relatives i ices at the home of ted to attend serv. s father, Fairfax rd., Falls Church, Va., at 5 o'clock urday afternoon, May 26. Interment private, ITH. Suddenly. May 25, 1923, at the resi- dence of her niece, Mrs. Clara Bruno, 1232 25th st. n.w., ISABELLA ALLEN SMITH, beloved wife of Edward Smith and mother of Alberta E. Short and Clara E. Byrd. N tice of funeral later. STEWART. Departed this life Friday, May , 1923, 5:30 o'clock, at his residence, 352 Van st. w., BENJAMIN F. STEWART, the beloved son of the e Willlam and Lucinda Stewart, the brother of the late Richard Stew: Mary Randolph and George Stewart. Fu May 28, at 12 o'clock, from Zion Beptist Church, ¥ st. between 3rd and 4% ste & Rev. William J. How- ard, pastor. Sir JOHN | Departed this life Thursday, May i WR.Speare Co, 1208 HSTREET.N.W. MAIN 108 FORMERLY S40 FST. ALMUS R.SPEARE WILLIS B.SPEARE ——— CLYDE J. NICHOLS = THOS. R. NALLEY & SONS, 131 ELEVENTH ST. S.E Undertakers. Bmbalmers. Homelike Funeral Parlors Phone_Lincoln_480. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ms TH ST N.W. M‘ill u73 Modern Chapel. _Telephone. Timothy Hanlan 641 H ST. N.E Phone L. 5343 { i ! 1730 & 1732 Penna. Ave. 3 PHONES Established 1850 Main 6512-3513 JAMES T. RYAN, PA. AVE. | S.E. Model Ch Lincoln 142 Private Ambulances Livers in Connection. “Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St. N.W, Fetabiied 1541 * Phone West 96. Automobile Service. J. WILLIAM LEE, Fuueral Embalmer. Livers in connection. chapel modern crematorium. prices. 332 Pa. Ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1385, V.L.SPEARE CO. N 3 - T T lish t. sl sl 940F St. N.W. HERBERT B. NEVIUS . 926 NEW )nllu{ AVE. N.W. MAIN 2604, WL H. SARDO & CO. H st Phone Lincoln 524. Modern Fui Director 2604, We specialize in designing and ereci- Ing memorials (monuments and mauso- leums) of quality and character. We will gladly show you many beau- tiful specimens of our work In any of the local cemeteries. THE J. F. MANNING CO., INC., 914 Fifteenth Street CEMETERIES. NON-SECTARIAN VAULTS CEDAR HILL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST ‘Washington’s Beautiful Burial Ground Perpetual care—Chapel—Perfect Service— Choice plots—Moderate prices—Terms. Office, 17th and_Pa. Ave. S. E. Linc. 6502-F For Booklet, Information or Visit to Ceme- tery, Call MR. CAYLOR, Linc. 982. Perpetual Care Non-Sectarlan FORT LINCOLN MODERN PARK CEMETERY Simple Dignified BEAUTIFUL ‘Washington-Baltimore Boulevard at the District Line 705 12th St. N.W. Cemetery Franklin 4745 Lincoln 3579 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Prompt auto delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Gude Bros. Co., 1214 F St.