Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1924, Page 7

SOCIETY. DESIGNING DRESSMAKING S MILLINERY SCHOOL Make your own Garments snd Huts Ask for Booklet IROF 4 St, N.W LIVINGSTON Frank. 7275 A Special Offer ‘A Beauufu! Picture TE LY g 5 RWOOD \¥ 115 President and Mrs. Coolldge will attend the marriage this afternoon of Miss Evelyn Wadsworth, daughter of Sena- tor and Mrs. James W. Wads- worth, jr. to Mr. W. Stuart Syming- sn. third son of Mr. and Mrs. W. | Stuart Symington, jr., of Baitimol | The ceremony will he performed at 4 o'clock in St. John's Church by Bishop { John Gardner Murray. | Rev. Robert Johnston, rector of the | church. A reception will immediately owing in the home of the brid parents, 500 16th street, just oppos; the historic little church, The Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft will be honor guests at a dinner part 1o be entertained tonight by Sen; and Mrs. Couzens. 24-HOUR SERVIC Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main_ 1344 ks the Spor it stood. piquing curiosit of it s ever leit, once MYSTERY CAKE ) Deiivercd Phone Clenent The Madrillen rank. siio 1304 G St. NoW. W. W. CHARIBERS CO. A Compl\:’(ie" IR:‘:;::: Funeral Private Ambulances ed rolling cut, stretchers and 1 calls only $4.00. Parlors and Chapel, Cor 141l w1 Ciiapin N.W. Call Chumbers—Col. 432 Caske: Hearsn Burial Case Attend Al Czechontoval To New York for Opera. The ministe, echoslo Chyalkovsky, went to New Cars ‘mbalming Details i 4 York ‘this rranged by the Metro- politan Opera Company. The program | Wil be of music of Czechoslovakia and is in commenmoration of the cen- ry of the birth of the great choslovik compe S mintster has i reception from Willard r-fourth birthday T. G. M k, Czechoslovak republic. Dr. Ch kovsky will give a smaller reception that evening for the Czech colony in Washington to celebrate the presi- n's birthday anniversary. Mr. Jan Masaryk, son of the pres dent, who was the first representa- tive ‘of the Czechoslovak republic in Washington and for several vears jcharge d'affaires, has arrived in this country and is in New York for a ! visit. i i row evening ation’ of the niversary of president of the Office Space in The Star Building Large ell room, fourth floor — four windows. North and south ex- posure— $50.00 Room with ante room, Nos. 606 and 607. Sixth floor, 11th St. front— The minister of the Netherlands and i Mme. de Graeff wil! entertain infor- jmally at dinner this evening in honor the retiring secretary of the lega- ion and Mme. Hubrecht. Mme. de Graen will Tuesday evening, March 12 o'clock, at the nd Euclid streets. be at home 11, from 10 legation, 15th . Thomas F. Bayard n at dinner this evening. Senator and Mrs, Walter F. George f Georgia are at the Lee Hous cpresentative and Mrs. B. Carroll ce will be hosts at a buffet supner o'clock, at the | | flowe sisted by the | € § wearing | y morning to . ttend the concert tomor- | BVest of college friends for a week. i L) | | | i evening in their apartment at 1016 | 16th street. The charg: and Mm, at dinner this eveninz in honor of Mr. William Mather of Cleveland, who ng them. The ~charge daffaires and Mme. Pelenyi will entertain at luncheon to- morrow for their guest. = A. L. Dumont of the French embassy will entertain at din- ner this evening at the Hotel Hamilton. Mrs. George D. Hope has just re- turned to her apartment at Wardman Park Hotel after several weeks spont in New York and in_ Florida Louisiana. She entertained infor- mally at lunch today for the secre- tary of embassy at London and Mrs. Post Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs, Hertle being among her g ts. Mrs. Hope will leave Washington Monday, going to New York for the opera. daffaires of Hungary Caracas Sweet Chocolate is a pure, d2licious and healthful food. Asen addition to school or business lunches or for between meal snacks it is vastly superior to most cf the sweets commonly used. The marriage of Mi: wood Lackey, daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Henry Ellis Lackey, United States Navy, to Mr. Augustus Lowel Putnam, son of Mr. and Mrs. William vell 'Putnam ‘of Boston, will take ce this afternoon at Margaret's Church. will be performed by the Rev. Her- hert Scott Smith, assisted by the Rev, S. B. Booths of Philadelphia, uncle of the bride, and will be followed by res tion for relatives and a few timate friends at the home of the bride’s parents. ~The church is deco- rated with lilies, roses, ferns and palms, and quantities of spring blos- soms have been used at the house. | The bride will wear a gown of white satin made on long, simple lines, with a court train falling from the shoulders. Wlde rose point lace will form the collar and fall in a cascade down the front of the gown. Her tulle veil will be held by orange blossoms Miss Katherine Lackey will attend her sister as maid of honor, wearing L zown of pale green Japanese sllk made on simple lines, a hat to match trimmed with pink flow and will Where Lioes Your Koney Go? Some say: “It took wings and flew away.” But it couldn’t fly untii you turned it loose. Clip its wings—Deposit it _in our bank. We will keep it in safety and pay you interest too. 3% on Savings—4% on Time Deposits. Vacation Club open for membership. Ask Our Savings Department for a Handsome Metal Savings Bank Which Keeps Its Own Record Liberty Bonds Traded in at Market Prices The Franklin National Bank Pennsylvania Avenue at Tenth Street N.W. BRANCH—Connecticut Avenue Near L John B. Cochran, Pres. Thow. P. Hickman, Vice Pres, and Cashier Anne Lock- The ceremony Trade-mark on every package Made only by Welter Baker &Colra Established 1760 Mills at Dorchester, Ma: and Montreal, Canada BOOKLET OF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FREE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 5:15 TO 8100 0'CLOCK. C. G. Sloan & Co., Inc. Aucts.—715 13th St. Executors’ Sale of Valuable Household Furniture, Oriental Rugs, Paintings by Max Weyl and others, China, Glass- ware, Valuable Diamond and other Jewelry, Cor- porate Stocks, etc. AT PUBLIC AUCTION Within Our Galleries, 715 13th St. Monday, March 3rd, 1924 AT 10 AM. esTIRS | Alsoat 12 M. 1921 Studebaker Special Six Sedan and 1918 Packard Touring Car By order of Henry E. Davis, Willlam T. Betts and Rachel C. S. Galt, executors of extate of Ralph L. Galt, deceased. 7 NOW ON VIEW Torms Cash. g €. G. Sloan & Co, Inc.. Aucts and | 5 o'clock at | John Pelenyi will entertain 1 Louis | hostess at tea yesterday, entertaining Ly informally Monday afternoon. i I | | 1 i | i { ! POLICY No. ! ward. * Phone North 244, | Adama 2010, { 2 checkn, o large. sum of mone | serving person. TH ociety President and Mrs. Coolidge Attending Symington - Wadsworth Wedding in St. John’s Church Today. CATTY an arm bouguet of spring Mrx Lackey, mother of the bride, will w ir blue lace, with a black L. und Mrs. Putnani, mother of the bridegroom, will black moir . Bdward Sturgis, jr. of Boston ill Le the best man and the ushers, ! of Boston, include Mr. George T. | Sturgls, M « re Putnam, Mr. Robert Baker, Mr. Roger L. Putnam Mr. Charles Balch, Mr, Gieorge U ard B8 Wales, jr., and T. L. Putnam. ! ollowing the reception Mr. “at-' nam and his bride will leave for an xtended wedding trip, the latter A brown check suit, with a small brown hat. They will make their home in Providen w R.T Among the out-of-town Buests are and Mrs Hurvey H. Bundy of on an r. and Mrs. Coleman- Smith of New Yor d MeniColeuan Miss Ruth Wal ce. duughter of the v _of Agriculture 3 Henry © Wallice: feft vesterduy for ew York, where she will be the Miss Helen Gruver was hostess at luncheen — yesterday, entertaining in her home in Chevy Chase in compli- ment to Miss Frances Douns, who is visiting * Mis Laura Evangeli N angeline Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reld Yates will entertain a company of fourteen at dinner this evening, their guests in- cluding number of those from out of town who came for the wedding | n{: .\‘ll. ivelyn Wadsworth and Mr. | W. Stuart Symington, which will take place this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. James M. entertain & company of forty at din- | ner this evening at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Juhn Crayke Simpson. Green will § Mr. and Mrs. Post Wheeler of the American embassy in London have arrived in Washington and are stop- ping at the Shoreham, where they were luncheon guests vesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy, who also entertained Mr, Alexander P. eMoore, United States ambassador to Spain, who has just returned from Paln Beach. There were other guests at the lunch, Mrs. Howard Chandler Christy will he the guest of honor at tea this| afternoon of Mrs. Robert H. Lovett. | who will entertain in her home on Kalorama road. Among hose assist- ing will be Mme. Panaretoff, Mrs. B, 1 Reece, Mrs. David H. Blair, L. Neuhauser, Mrs, Augustus ) . Mrs John W. Loveland, fre. B. F. Simmons, Mrs, I nes, Mrs. Frank Keach, Mrs, rd Havs, Mrs. Clifford A S. Vought, land Newton ahan. Others who will as dining_room will includé M Dial, Miss Helen Gruver, Miss Har- riett Mitchell, Miss Frances Keach, Mi-w Jeanette Carnahan, Miss Frazier Mitchell and Miss Lauro Evangeline Lovett. daughter of the hostess, and her house guest, Miss Frances Doane. Judge and Mrs. Lovett will give a buffet supper with dancing th evening for their daughter. Miss Lovett and her guest, Miss Doane. Mrs. Shaner, wife of Lieut. Com mander George Preston Shaner, wa ist in the Emily i i 1 in compliment to Mrs. Hutchinson, wife of the commandant of the nav: yard, Admiral Hutchinson. Assis ing at the tea table was Mrs. Scott, wife of Capt. Evan Walter Scott. Mrs. Henry Brown will be at home Mrs. Roy L. Neuhauser was hostess at luncheon today, entertaining for her daughter, Miss Neuhauser, in compliment to' Miss Laura Evangelin Lovett and her house guest, Mis Frances Doane. Miss Mildred O'Neill is ente; i at bridge, followed by mfi“:.‘?:’ffl noon her guests incliding Miss Katherine Dent, Miss Dorothy Kim- mell, Miss Lillian M. Thompson, Miss Alberta Gilbert, Miss Katherine Shoe- maker, Miss Pauline Coleman, Miss Mzry Marshall Scott of Baltimore, Md., and Mrs. Comfort Benedict Platt, ‘The President of the George Wash- ington University and M William Mather Lewis and the new dean of the ln‘\\' school nnd Mrs. William C. | Van Vleck will be the honor guests at a reception tl ning given by FOUND. SIONEY —Tawer Tacotifying_and pasim this adveriisement can have samec Y. A" Simpson, 1430 Webster st. Evenings, 5 2043 Col. = LOST. hay address. FILLFOLD Fiar L . Reward. ERIEF CAS] In Avenue Grand Theater, turn to 1320 Potomac ave. & st hecteq. NUSCIT RESS o T o, 1ok Key with i ey with White i & Quiney Tie- Reward. Coples ¥ bhon, COLLAR—Black fur, in Metropolitan Theater, Fr Feb. 20, or in Mt. Pleasant c The Hightandu, oot 1e_and white, female. Return o w. and receive reward; no ques- Reward. _ COLLIE—N mall _white pood iped ; wore red striped gray_sweate P R nelghborhood 5 1 Call Mrs. Reitz, Potomac 671. DOG—White aud_Lrown spotied. o phone_Adams o R DOG—Riack ear old. rd. nd_brown, male, Alredale, one License 11708, Phone Adams 501 EARRING arl, ard. Colnmbia 1 initials vienity Brightwood car b R iclnity Brigl t bara. Ke old; Tewnrd: — Old-time_daguerreotyp: from Quine ta Poc S California_n.y. Aot B0, s MONEY—$35 I bills. between Sih_and ave. and 1ith and B Felirhed to 4315 Arkansay Aver o o e OPERA GLASSES—Small patr biack at Poils February 20. _Reward. _Phone North 7487, 1% PIN, cameo. Reward_ Mrs. A. Thompson, At Southibrook Courts, 16ih at New- 61 TI6.271, Insued by the Pemn Mutual Life Insurance Company, on the life of Hobert E. Heater, lost or mislald. The finder will plense return it to the undersigned. An application hay been made for the Issuing of & duplicate. ~ Robert E. Heater. Colorado 2. SAPPHIRE R NG, Tows of diamonds. Re- SUIT CASE, Feb. 29. 5:00 (0 4 p. Epring road between 18t st v Generol shire, reward. 3 FIN—February 7, platinum and dmmond cir- cle pin, between'3138 19th st. and Poll" Snitable reward. Return to 1417 Rhode Isiand ave. nw. 1 TOCKETHOOR—Tad tents Metropolitan a New Hamp- and New Hamp- 1 13th b, now. 20 “s brown ns. hook, eather: con. bank ‘books, Toser & de- r Reward If returned to Home Bank. or First Precinct station. Phone North WATCH D CHAIN, open-faced, Reth ‘Thomas make: of no vaiue except to Owner; gift from my inother 18 vears ago. A lib- reward If returned to 1917 14th st. n.w. 1% WHITE POODLE—Male; answers _fo name Hard Luck. Reward if returned. 2825 Sher- man ave. n.w. 2¢ $100 REWARD. Lost February 23rd or 24th, ring containing small diamonds, rubles, sapphires and emer- alds in_gold setting. ' No questions axked. lued for sentimental reasons. Communi- cate with Raymoud C. Yard, Inc., 527 Fi'th ave,, New York elty, 3 W and Mrs. Frank Carn-|Smith E EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, RS. HUBE! Wife of Senator Stephen torinl wet, xpending the Inte winter a Miss Etta Louise Taggart and Mis Isabel Taggart at their quarter: the ni Mrs. J. Arthur Kelly was hostess to a company of twelve at bridge, fol- lowed by tea, Yesterday afternoon in her home, at 2328 Ist Street. Mrs. Mary R. Bailey announced the engagement of her daughter. Alic Caroline, to Lieut. John . Lawrene ning fun Mansi John i1 ard and Mrs. Caldwell will orrow for a short latter returns to LMrs. Wills g0 to New York tor visit befo her hom: Mrs. Charles her guests, Mr. Mr. David R. Husted of Peekskill, N. Y.; Mr. Duer han of New Hampshire, and Mr. Edward Cathoun of City, who smates last year Mr. Charles Mr, with Mrs. Brnest G, Walk a company of twents party and and hosts to a mah-jong evening. fc last Mrs. G. Walla Hanger gave a Tunch party today the White Pea- cock for her daughter, Mis Hanger, and a number of her school- mates. The Trammel-McCarthy Wedding Noon Event of Today. Miss Eleanor Millicent MeCarthy and Mr. Harvey Eric Trammell were married at noon today, the ceremony beini performed in the apartment of the = bride's mother, Mrs. Dennis McCarthy, at the Connecticut, b Mgr, Edward Buckey, rector of Mathews' Church., The apartment had an _effective arrangement “of palms, lilies and forsythi The bride wore a gown of wl moire silk fashioned raight lin and trimmed with touches of rose Point lace, The court train was en broidered In crystals and pearls in a cheat design and her rose point lace vell, held with orange blossoms, is an heirloom in her family. She car- ried lilies of the valley. Mrs. Percy McCarthy, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mis: dia Hun of Albany and Elizabeth Hubard of Syracuse, bride and wore costumes of orchid crepe El beth, made with long straight bodic and 'very long draped skirts. Their orchid-color hats were trimmed with sweet peas in orchid shades. They all carricd orchid color and pink sweet peas. Mr. Joseph Page Massie was be: man and the ushers were Commander John Wesley Du Bose, Capt. Oscar B. Licut. Benjamin R. Morton and . Clinton Lee Follner. At the reception which followed the ceremony, Mrs. McCarthy received with the bride and bridesroom, but Mrs. John M. Trammell, mother of the bridegroom s unable to come from her home at Rector, Ark. Mrs. McCarthy was in biack Chantilly lace made over black and white chiffon and wore a corsage bouquet of Vio- Ie Mr. and Mrs, Trammell Jater today and will sai Europe, spending their hon southern Franc Among the out-of-town guests were Mrs. John L. McMillan and Miss Mary McMillan of Syracuse, N. Y.; Dr. and Mrs. Richard Coles of Philadelphia, and Mr. Hiram Dodd of Néw York. Surgeon General Merritt W. Ire- land is in Chicago attending a meet- ing of the national board of medical examiners. Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey_ Richardson, who sailed from New York on the President Roosevelt, are due to arrive in Cherbourg today. They will go at once to Paris, to remain several weeks. will leav Dr. Albert H. Putney, dean of the School of Diplomacy of the American University, and Mrs. Putney have as their guest for the month of March the latter’s mother, Mrs. Castro Dab- rohua, sr., of Chicago, Iil. The marriage of Miss Virginia K. Poole, daughter of Mr. James E. Poole of Washington. to Mr. Francis Lewis | Gould, son of Mrs. E. Sherman Gould of 129 Kast 82d street, New York, took place at 4:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon, at St. George's Chapel, New York, Rt. Rev. Herbert Shipman, Suf- fragan Eishop of New York, officiat- ing. The bride was attended by her sis- ter, Miss Edna Poole, and Mr. J. Du B. Gould was his brother's best man.' Owing to the illness of the bride's fa- ther, only members of the immediate families were present at the cere- mony. Mr. and Mrs, Bermuda today. Mr. Douglas Williams, general man- ager in the United States for the Reuters News Agency, will arrive in Washington today to remain over the week end and will be at the Lee House. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wilson, who have recently come from- Tokio, will entertain a small company at dinner tomorrow evening at the Hamilton, where they are staying. Mrs. Frank Anderson, who is coh- valescing from a recent {liness, has gone to South Carolina to visit friends. She expects to return to the Brighton about the middle of March. . Mr. and Mrs. John Watson Morrell have moved into their new home at 7 Newlands street, Chevy Chase, Md. Gould will sail for A large luncheon was held at Merj- dian Mansions today by the independ- ent party of the local Daughters of the American Revolution. The luncl eon marked the end of the season's activities and the launching of & new annual progggm. Mrs. Clyde Kelly supper | D. C, URDAY, P on LN ux RT of Missixsippi, er women in the sen: d xpring season In Washington. ——— % | acted as toastmistre | A. Helmick, chairm was in charze . while Mrs. Eli n of the party, he luncheon. A number of interesting specches fol Mis< Ella Loraine Dorsey sed the carly history of the N 1D.A. R Mrs H. L. Rust spoke The Spell of Wakefield”; Mrs. Frederick Johnson, on “The Opportus nity for Service ih'the D. A R.": Mrs. Jumes the régistrar Eeneral @l organiza- tion, “ and General's senssed the Mrs. Ro: he pros- ¢ en- ton. Ly H. of ows in e Mrs. Amos Frics d are’ of the D, Ris uverncur Hoor on ation of Montied d Mrs deseribed the charms of Bonie of Mary Washi was render cr Smith mor Am Miss I The marrlag Patterson fdahn A s Dorothy r of Mr. and_Mrs. to Mr. T. Keli vesterday at 5 alvary Baptist _ Church, ¢ was performed by t nathy in the presence and Mr. and Mrs. H. o'clock in The ceren Yauchler. The bride blue erepe de chine, n line a hat of cloth of corsage houquet of rose of the vall Mrs. 1 son ride, wearing a blue ¢ 1 hat of silver uet of pink ros . Patter: brother of the . Was the best man. and Mr Back left ceremony extended | trip. and_upen their regide in Wash. . wore a gown of dark ade on simple Iver an and li ittended the - gown, after the northern return will 3 Thomas ¥ tained at at today for her little The party was mad; studen of the 3 thedral School. Mrs Mrs. Valker Page enter- Meridian Mansions daughter Celeste. up of the fellow Jung hostess at the James Irwin Steel of Penn- nia has gone to her home has heen s turlingt Annette laska. pending her daughter, Mis: visiting in Cordov Eencfit Card Porty for n committea | of the starving children in Germany will give a benetit card party Mon- day, March 3, in the afternoon and ning in_the Concord Club, 314 C stre-t northw Mrs. William The Neuland has charge and is assisted by Mrs. M. Bachrach, Mrs. F. Bauer, Mrs. L. Bauer, sr., Mrs. M. Bille, Mrs.' J. Brucgger, Miss Elsa Rueh Mrs. G. Diener. Mrs. H. F. Dunkhorst. Mrs, Marie I Grain, Dr. Margaret Ec Iirmold, Miss M. lin, Mrs. lich, Mrs, Oswald j Gueth, Miss . . Mrs. J. F. Herr. mann, Mrs. F Heine, Mrs. Kramm, Mrs, Mrs. J. F. Moeller, M K. . A. Specht, H. Sawyer, Miss n Thurm Mrs. T. Walther, W. H. Scott, Mrs. M. Schmidt, Miss Mrs. 1. Thomford, Miss Barbara Wiegand. Miss Dorothea | Wassman, Mrs. Wagner and Mr “harl, Wenrich. Mrs. Victor €. Vi an entertained the University of Michizan alumnae the Hotel Roosevelt, Mon- February 25. Dr. Vaughan of national yesearch committee | Elliec Daniels Bouldin w to a large company of friends Thursday evening, at her residence, Park Road Courts The occasion was “An Evening of Song and Story." paying tribute to the “old south” in an enjoyable way. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Mueller of ‘Wardman Park Hotel are at the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Rush C, Butler of Chi- eago, arrived in Washington yester- day, from their home in Chicago and are at the New Willard, where they Mrs. W. O. Woodley will be hostess at the Women’s City Club tea, Sunday afternoon, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, as: sisted by Mrs. Mina Van Winkle, M, Edgar Brown, Mrs. Clare Sears Tay- lor, Miss Olive Beatty, Mrs. Robert J. Rates, Dr. Edith SeVille Coale, Mrs. Mary 'S. Venable and Mrs. Willlam J. LaVarre. Mrs. Wandeen Webber, soloist, and Miss Madeline von Unshuld, pianist, will entertain. R Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the hiealth department in the last twenty-four Lo James C. and Elsie M. Acton. girl. Robert A. and Margaret J. Humphries, boy. Deskin and Florence M. lifown, boy. Frank and Katherlne Stewart, bos. Lonis and Naomi Hines, boy, Alphonsa M. and Mars M. Hat Louis A. and Esther Pinck. boy Louis W. and Heleu Prentis, girl. Foster M. and_Elizabeth Crotyn, box. Albert T’ and Beulah Pumphress, girl. William H. and Grace Cornwell, boy. arrs and Sofa Stmon, girl. Daniel J. and Catherine Suilivan, boy. Ciyde B. and Nellie Kellogg, bo: Carl M. and Annle Noetzel, girl. Henry F. and Edna Mess, boy. Joseph AL and M: Fraziers girl. Martin K. and Mary Holohan, boy. John A. and Ella_Watson, bo; Leroy nd Mesia Taylor, fwin boys. Kufus and” Edna Veney. boy. girl. t ) JOHN HARPER SUCCUMBS. NEW YORK, March 1.—John Harper, long a member of the firm of Harper & Bro., publishers, died Thursday in Le Vesinet, France, according to word recelved yesterday. He was sixty-eight years old. Mr. Harper was the grandson of John Harper, who founded the pub- lishing house in 1817. He was grad- uated from Columbia TUniversity in 1877, and became identified with the firm’ immediately afterward. 3.1 for | entertained eight at dinner last night. | I, MARCH 1, C. H. PAREZO DIES. Inventor, Army Veteran to Be In- b terred in Glenwood. Charles Henry Parezo, sixty-three years old, an Army veteran, former railroad man and Inventor,’ died at Providence Hospital Thursday, fol- lowing a protracted illness. Funeral services will be held at the residence of his son, Clarence A. Parezo, 1208 Jefferson street north- west, Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment will be in Glenwood ceme- tery. Mr. Parezo was born in Salem, i Mich, At the age of elghteen years he enlisted In the United States Army and served with the 6th United States Cavalry at Fort Verdie, Ariz. ~Later he was honorably discharged from i the Army and worked for a railroad, :eventually becoming engineer. He had the distinction of piloting some | of the early type engines over the western plain | At the age of twenty-eight he re- i tired from railroading, and through his expericnce in the railroad shops and on the road was able to develop and patent a compound for cleaning boilers, which at that tim thirty- five years ago, was dcknowledged to {ill a lon, j extensive! that period, | ness ‘in_ci in_all railroad shops of He conducted his busi- cland for a number of years, but came to Washington six- I'teen yvears ago to be r his sons, ' who had located here a few years be- fore. He + Ernest, {all of thi is survived by the sons, George, arence and Howard Parezo, city. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. Mixn Mary Comerford of the Irixh Women’s AMission will address the Kevin Barry Council of the Amer- ican Association for the Recognition {of the Irish Republic tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, at 1006 ¥ street. Public j invited. Meeting of the North Cltizens' Association Brethren Church, Noith R strects, Monday night { i 1 i Washington at United Capitol and at 8 o'clock. Plans for holitng the twenty-sixth annual convention of the negro na- tional education congress at Phil: delphia_will be discussed Tuesday night, § o'clock, at the branch, Y. M, C. A The League of Hepublican Women of the District of Columbia will meet the Gordon Hotel Monday after- noon at 4:20 o'clock The nton Park Citizens’ Asso- clation will meet Monday night at 8 o'clock in Peabody School, 5th and C street northe: Dr. Julin Seton of London will speak at the Playhouse, 1814 N northwest, tomorrow night o'clock. The District of Columbia Public hool Assoctation will meet Wedne day night at 5 o'clock in the board- room of the District build Wil xpeck to members o ifand Hallam Practic v Club Monday at 7:45 p.m hou: Dr. Set r Ann 1 in the Pl The Guild of Cal Church will give a turkey Fuesday from 5 to § o'clock. dinner The Wanderlusters® hike will atart tomorrow afternoon from Great Falls. Cars leave itosslyn at 2 o'clock. Mr. Koeblitz will lead. A pre-Lenten dance will be given by the Gibbons Club at the La Fayette Hotel Monday night. The standing committee of the Na- tlonal Democratic Club will meet to- morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Dr. Albert H. Putney, 1725 H street northwest, Axwociation of Oldest Inhahitant, of the District of Columbia will meet jat union engine house. 19th and H reets, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. i ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The National Genealogical Soefety il meet at § o'clock at the Ebbitt otel. A reception to members of the “C Company Association,” District Na- tional Guard, will be held at the | home of Lieut. Col. Harry E. Glad- |man, & Tth street southeast, at 8 { viclock. The Curley Club will dance at the Hotel Raleigh. Rev. Edmund A. Walsh, mer papal relief director . J., for- in soviet town University School of Foreign Service, will be guest of honor at banquet in the Ebbitt Hotel. A benefit dance by the Cheer-O Club_will be held at the Blue Trian- gle, 20th and B streets northwest. The Bi new assemb Club at 8 o'clock. | vlogical Society meets in the 1 of the Cosmos “An Evening of Drama and Music” will he given at the University Club at 8:15 o'clock. The Federation of Citizens' Asso- | ciations will meet in the board room of the District building at 8 o'clock. The sixth anniversary of the Red Triangle Outing Club will be cele- brated with a ba m]rl')v{ ilm}( dance at o'cloc FUNERAL DIRECTORS. WM. H. SARDO & CO. H st Plhone Lincoln 524, n_Chapel. Automobile Funerals, » ~ 1208 HSTREET.N.W. WAIN 108 RMERY O PST , ‘R. SPEARI S| ALMUS = ufl. . ;w B.SPEARE ERT B. NEVIUS EW YORK A’ MAIN 2606, Frivate Ambnisoce. | JUSERR ESTABLISHRD #8350 <& MORTICIANS 1730+1732 PENNA. AVE. PHONES: MAIN 8SI2-8513 THOS. R_ NALLEY & SONS 131 ELEV 3 Undertakers, llun;.,-r‘t‘krr Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 8EV] 3 Moders Cinpel. Main 2473 Perry & Walsh erty—Main_984—Gerald_Wa JAMES T. RYAN, 317 PA. AVE, S.E. Model Chapel. L Private Ambulances. Livery in_Conuection. W. W. CHAMBERS SERVICE 1s_recommended you have been gulded in the right direction. “Funerals, $75. $100, $125 $150, $165. $200 up. PHONE COLUMBIA 432. Quick, Dignified and Efficient Service, i Funeral Parlors. Lincoln_4%0. « W §16 H BT. N.E. LINCOLN §200. Automobile_Service. Chapel. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons 3034 M St- N.\V Established 1841, * Phone West 96. Automobile Service. TLLTAM T Funeral l’fl;flfim!r. Livery In connection. Commodious chapel and modern crematorium. Modernte prices. 382 Pu. ave. n.w. Tel. call M. 1885 Timothy Hanlon 841 H ST NE. Phape L. 5543, L.S h Neither the successors of nor con- nected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. 940 F St. N.w_ Phone_Frank. 0626. Director _and €It need, and it was used | 12th Street | ry Methodist | Russia, and former regent of George- i CHARLES HENRY PAREZO, Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses bave been issued to the followinj Roger Bruce Lum and Lilliam C. Guckert. George S. Adams and Helen Shook. Jimmie J. Harris and George A. Howard, both of Ma va. Richard C. Long of this city and Genevieve R. Field of Deerfield, Mass, T. Kelley Rack and Dorothy L. Patterson. WilliamHill of Maddox, Md., and Gladys Welch of La Plata, Md. Renfamin F. Jackson ‘and William H. Ross and ottie M s tington, cenvilie, 8. C Wurmb of Pittsburgh, Pa., snd Marie Ennix of this city. Jndson V. Teague of Belmont, Mars J. Husson of thi Lyal C. Spain and Vesta E. Miller, 4 Beard. Howard W, Ind., and Avue Millsapt Bichard N. €., and Cardg of Thanks. BRICE, The family of Mrs. CHARLOTTE BRICE wish o express their thanks and ap. preciation to their 1 friends for their Exmpathy g the short ill- uess and tle death of their wife and mother. 10 to express our thanks friends, relatives r svmpathy, kindoess floral tributes during the t the death of our wife H M. DAV “SIEAND AND DAT Marriages. ROBEY—_DONALDSOX T HELEN TOCISE ROVEK ROBEY, Fet DAVISON. and appre and neig| and lx brief We wish to in i i | i | | i BARNES, February 20, 1924, (NES. daughtor of Cha Fereilia fram.” S 5 sarvived by faher, mother, five brothers, two Slsters: and. w B host of fricnde con. S day night at s o Church, 1161 st. ne. BITTING. Thuretay, 1550 pun., at her r ave Bowe IRANG D Hitti EDITH L Helm and ! ok "3 1rat Baot | Feb } Funeral services Monday. cemetory. BROOKS. 1,1 Relatives and friends invited. Departed this life, L 8t 7:15 am., nt aturdus, Mareh ‘, i F 20, 1624, MARTIN ushand of Cutl at tie Churel clock. Relatives and friends invited. terment M reters. . March am., after ‘a LILLIAN M inee Davi Haymond L. Crow March 3, &t 2 pau., fru consin. Ve, L. ited. DICKERSON. Wednesda, at Freedmen’s Huspital, S Edward” Dicl Tngering Mness i i I parlors, ! Depart 4, at 3 am. son Fehruar, RI, EDW ARD: Edwaras da 34 attend. *(New York. Atlanic ¢ lottesville, Va., papers please My precious oy has g H's vo'ce I love i His place is vacant That never can tw HIS DEVOTED MOTI Sdly missed FRI Februar, ¥ 011550 p o, fro t. n.w. & « ity and Char- cupy.) home D BROTHER. HIS ST | FISCHER. Friday, MARG. 3. a2 pm Tiverin ! HARDING. am. WILL STCHE band of Grace Elizatieth Hardine and hro of Edwin 8 und Samuel T, Harde, | F neral from hix late rexidence, 904 Webstor St n.w., on Monday, March 3, at 2 pm. 2 HARDING, A spec aunication of The 17 New Jerusalem Ls Wi e Jeld at Masonic and N Y. ave 1924, at 1 p.m ing the lust WILL tary ROBERT tday al [ FLETC i i 1 Tempie, nw., on Monday, or the, purpos 1 rites for onr FLETCHER o lodge. 13th ‘st March 3, perform’ te brothe HARDING HARRIS. Wednesdar, CAROLINE Annie Lowax aud gra. Tomax, sister of und George HARRIS. Call Tadies’ Ausiliars. No. 13, and Disrict Auxiliars, John, to_arrange for il CAROLINE HARRIS 924, 6:30 pm., St ; DISTRICT PRES., IDA JUHNSON. SECY.. M. SWAX SURFRESIDENT. ELLA F. WATK SECY., CARRIE HAWKINS. HAWKINS, Departed this 1i ruary 29, 1924, at 7:15 A, M. an Jones, HE, HAW farch 8, at 130 o'clo: danghter's home, Mrs. Margar 4 st. no. He leaves two danghiors, an and Margaret; two sons, Quilla Isaiah. and thiree sisters. Helatives friends fnvited to att The funeral of Mrs. will Le conducted from the loma of he Harry C. Morgan, at 2 o'clack, at Arling Va. Inferment at Falls Church, ¥ HODGSON. _Saturday, March 1. 1924 ter_Reed Hospital, Muf. JOSEPH SON, beloved hushand of Hodgson, Funeral services 20 Longfellow st. n.w., on 4. at 1 pm. Reiatives a Internient Arlington st Knights S o 20 Knghts funeral of S and MARY M n &mithson te resi- uesduy, a fric ‘national @ Departed this life February 2 CHARIS W. JOT a 1. Jolison triumph_of Christi ith. mourn their loss u @evoted w'fe and ho friends. Funeral services Sunday, at 1 pm., at Mt Zion M. E. ¢ mains e s chapel Saturday. Dlease copy.) LINDSEY. Tie Jeave hushand of El er of the late Charlott n of Ella Barton, F y, March 3, at Zion Baptist Church. % Tnterment at Arlington, V: Remainx can be seen at the W. Ernext Ju 2 Georgin a until Saturday af G o'clock, ther Nis Tnte residence, 431 20 st u LINDSAY. Officers and members of Morning StarsLodge, No. 40, I. B. P, 0. Elks of W are hereby uotified to meet in a_ session sorrow Sundas, March 2, 1924, at 5:30 p.m. at 1338 15th at. n.w., for the purpose of ranging for the burial of our Inte deceased brother, PETER LINDSAY. ' Funeral services Monday, 12:30." at Zin Baptist Chureh, F st. between 81 und 435 sts. s, Officers and memhers of Columbia Lodge, nd Forest Temple, No. 9, Invited {o be By order of AM R, HARK alted Ruler. Attest: FLOYD C. PAYNE, Nec MAYHEW. Friday, February 0, 1924, SUSIE "A.. beloved wife of Joseph Ma; uneral £rom her Jate rexidence, 1 Monday, March 3, at 2 pn. triends tavited U uttend. gressional cefetery, rucker ral Mon- da; ¥ Relatives and Interment Funeral services Sun- | March 3, af 11 a.m.. chapel, Congressionai | i | 9, F. A A. M, | and | Deaths. MONTGOMERY. Friday, February 20, 1924; A1 the residence of Miss Elizabeth Peet, 1601 I IDA MONTGOMELY, beloved nunt of Mirs:' I1a 8. Raker, wife of Repre sentative John A. Raker of Californla. neral will be held trom the chapel of Gallau- det Coilege, Kendall Green, on Sunday, March 2, at 3 o'clock pm. Relatives and friends invited Interment private. 2 O'NEAL. . . GERTRUDE EAL, be- wife of the late Judge Lewls .. Notice of funeral hereatier. Suddenly. Thursday, February 28. FProvidence Hospital, CHARLES Funeral Monday, March \ from home of hi son, Clarence ‘arizo. 1208 Jefferson st mow. Inter- went in Glenwood comete 2e PRICE. At the Homeopathic Hospital, Thurs- day. “February 25, pmw., WIL- LIAM PRICE, béloved Lusband of Price (nee Patterson). aged 63 years, neral frow Lix dute residence, K10 F at, s.w. on Monday, March 3, at 2 pm. Reiatives wnd friends invited t attepd. Interment at | Alexundria, Va. 2 SAUSSAR. Friday. Februars 29. 1921, at 6:30 wan.. LYDIA SAUSSAR, widow of George Suilar.” Services at her ate msidence, 3112 th st nov., Sunduy at 3 pan. Interment at_Annapolis, M. ; . SHIPP. Fridur. February ., MATHIAS I SHIPE, Beloved hushand of Mosel kervice at his late residenc Sundas, Mareh 2 4 pm iends’ invited 0 atie Muuassus, V. SMITH. Fridar, ot Home, Ain MITHL i tie eral fiom the 409 Sl N n.b . SPOHN. WALD J1. S of Bames T, Monday, M B 1924, at 10 Ielntiven and Iuierment | at Felruars 29, 1823, at Rup- S, D (. CHARLES K. I Feur of s ne. o of Willinm H. March 3, & s of Aungbelie s Fi e « ‘Randall), riends invit ‘WOODYARD. ¥, Frbroary 20, 192 field Howpital, BERTTE. F ot n.e ut Bristow, Va. id fricnds invited to attend. ¢ D Toes. Fineral at telutives wer of Mrs. ie Minor Arlington, Va. { tives and friends invited to attend. 1 i 3n Memoriam, BAle a BASTIN, w ago today, A tribute of love an x yeu 1 - her casures o eca L a kind word for each of us And died beloved by all. A faithful mother, loving and kind, 1, 191 | wiling face, HER LOVING BURLEY. In loving remembrance of WAL- TER L. BUR! . whoy died five years ago , March 1, 1019 A DEAR FRIEND. sad but loving remembrance of ANN P COLLINS, who died ¥, March 1, s were opened, Come,” 1, | coLLINS, The golden ga A gentle voice said 1 with farewel She calm'y entered Silently Her we griefstricken with the dawing, sken at the bresk of da: She lind worn @ crown of patience Through the years she struggled on: Her hands that rest furec Are the band< whicl HER LOVING CHILDREN sving memory of onr dear 1AEL F. FITZGE to ago today, ) niversars masses at St. Aloysius Patrick's Churche Rest in T Five long r brother: o prssed GREENE. mother, depart A lovinz mother, o friend on 1921, at 1 sad and our dear mother, deparied ti rel 1, 1920, « four yeats ago today, dear mother. ve passed away; forgotten, of sou en DAUGHTE BAILEY. GRESHAM. of our d In sad but lovi ar son uzd br Was suddenly token away Mareh 1, $ad was the hour of that unhappy dey When God called my dear fon awas And when tie evening shades are failing ud T #m sitting all alone, To my Leart there comes a longing: It Fredd:e stiould come howe.” HIS TOVING MOTHER. low T miss you med sou for ilis own: Kiows tre DEVOTED MSTE JOY: In sad hut lov loved son, OTTO K K, HIS LON LANGBELY Who dieid March 1, In o Learts your memory iy, tender. fond and ie hot @ das. dear Go hot ‘ SISTERS AND 1 In loving memory of our dear LANGRE LANGBEIN. v und ncle, G who died four ¥ ne. ot not D MRS, F. In loving remembrance of our dear LORENCE L. MILLS (nee Daw- parted thiis 1ife six years ago An LOVING SISTERS AND ance of our dear and_mother. FLO] MILLS inea Dawson). who entered into eternal rest six years ago today, March 1, 1018 are dark: we miss you. still th: memory, § all else so dear longhts of mother dear. HUSBAND AND SON. n loving remembrance of our dwe BAUE: and mother, ELLA F. SAUL, ‘who de- parted this life fen years ago today, March 1, 1914 Today recalls the memory 0f a dear one laid to rest, And thowe i think of her tuins we who love her bes ATt ToSBAND AND CHILDREN. A tribute of love to the memors of ar usend and_father. " THOMAS STEVENSON SCOTT, who departd _this life nine years ugo today, March 1, 101 Nobods knows my longings, Rut few have seen me weep: 1 slicd my tears from an aching heart Wiiile otliers are fast asleep. Some may think I am not lonely When at times thes wee me i Littie do ther know the heartache That T safter all the while. HIS LOVING WIFE, MAMIE SCO When the evaning shades are falliug Aud we are sitting all lone, T our hearts there comes & longing. ‘daddy_could only come lome, 1 HIS DEVOTED CHILDE! WIFT. In memory of our desr frlend, B onENCE SWIFT (Sally), who died four sears ago today, March L. 1920. Just 2 line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory fond and true. - “* MATHILDE AND GABBIELLE EMPS. In loving remembrance, of our dear Tfiam and brother, HERBIE G. TEMPS, who departed fthis life four years sgo todsy, v 1, 1820, Mareh i S0 pence, Herble. dear. MUTHER AND BROTHER, P ——— FUNERAL DESIGNS. “WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY on all foral designs. Funcral Fiowers De- Tivered Free. CARRY FLOWER STORES 007 Sanr st 808 7ok St 1200 Wiso. Ave. | Frank. 5442, Frank. 1039] West 1702. | GEO. C. SCHAFFER e Jafa 107 Main 2416. EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS, 900 14TH AT MODERATE PRICES. st.nw. Prompt_auto_delivery service. Artistic—expressive—inexpensive. Bros. Co, 1214 F St. In loving remem npared with g SOOTT. onr