Evening Star Newspaper, May 3, 1924, Page 7

818 Conn. Ave. | i | S YOUR WATCH REPAIRED and u written Guarantes BRADLEY'S 3101 14th Bt N W. 1211 N.Y. Ave. N.W, Oriental or Domestic, Cleaned. ‘Washed, Repaired and Stored A. H. Bakshian Main 6667 | Ground-Gripper Shoes Relieves All Foot Pains 1315 E St. ,,ationai Theater Bldz. Irs. Cool OCIETY 1 dge V 1S1ts THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Wounded Mount Alto Hospital This After- noon and Will Visit Wards. RS. Mount COOLIDGE Alto H will go ital te thi afternoon to visit the wound ed ‘soldiers in the convalescent patients. : an annual event with wards This v her, ‘thougl visits the hcspitals on other oc casion: | Secretary and Mrs. Hughes Mourning Blacks Dyed T 24-HO SERVICE Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. Main 134 ing today Highes will b honor | Princess dinner this evening. Secretary of Sta the Bibesco will ecretary accompanied by John W in Virgic ining at Rumanian Legation. te and Mrs. e the guests in whose minister of Rumania and entertain at of War and Mrs. their daugh- Duvidge, are spend where they went to attend the apple blossom fes- tival which is held in For Our Opening || Announcement m Wash It Will Appear in the News- papers Shortly and Con- |\ tain Somc Inieresting - a N Wm. Rosendorf 1215 G Street P ‘GOWN " A ¥ entertaining h street The Wroblewska ! afternoon, mbe: Poland und Mrs, Chvalkovs dinne 3 of the minister of will be a from 4 to 6 o of the gton, in celebra Jand’s Constitution day. | was said thi {Church in The minister and Mme. Wroblewska | entertained at dinne nonor morning lebration of of the Uniled Alf) ¥ will be the this evening . Calhoun, -tw Shennandoah Winchester, oland und M Polish colony States ster of Czechos Valley, me. this to th in t home ock, tion of P A high ma: at St Paul's the holiday. last evening in minister | Pear- | Ted J. lovakia, Dr. honor guest of Capt. and vho will entertain o, minister of the Serbs, Croats ovenes, Dr. Ante was host at dinn, n the in hon. S Breslaw 1309 G ST NW: The Friendly Shop oo WAIT Tresich Pa- er 1ast even legation on of the ambassa —NEED A DRESS? —WANT A COAT? —DESIRE A SUIT? Then a Surprise Is in Store for You—Wait for OUR SALE OF THE Steininets Stock Waich Sunday Papers! Offices for Rent Evening Star Building (THE AVENUE AT ELEVENTH) li /= = E v v Desirable Outside Room, two windows, 190 square feet .. ....340002 Outside Room, 11x21 feet deep, on 4th floor ; has one large window Room on Avenue side of buflding at rear. As far as light and air is concerned this is equivalent to outside office; has two windows on south; 1323 Court Room, 11x17%4 feet. Appl month month 4x18 feet.......$40.00a month coccracecs s+ $30.00a month Room 621, Star Building Phone Main 5000, Branch 116 lor of Great Britain, 8ir Esme How- the minister of the Netherlands nd’ Mme. de Graeff, Representative nd Mrs| Robert Low Bacon, the ounselor of the British embassy and rs. Henry Getty Chilton, the coun- elor of the German embassy, Dr. Hans Diekhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert dansing, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Nor- nent, Gen. wnd Mrs, Tasker H. Bliss, Dr. and Mrs. cherson Crichton, Mrs. A, Nicalaldi, Miss Nina Diaman- topoulos, Dr. Marinovitch and Mr. Godjevac of the legation staff. The Chief Justice, Mr. Taft, will be hie guest of honor at dinner this eve- ing of Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, vho will entertain in her home, on New Hampshire avenue, The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Jordon Hanna and Mr. Richard Por- ter Davidson 100k place at noon to- {day in St. Thomas' Church. Rev. C. Trnest Smith, rector of the church, oMciativg. Long before the time for the ceremony the edifice was filled With guests, many of the old friends of the bride’s graudfather und grand- mother, the late Senator Mark Hanna and Mrs. Hannu ending. Qccupy- Ing the family 'pews were Senator and Mrs. Medill McCormick. uncle and wunt of the Lride; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hanna, her Lrother and sister tn law; Mr. aad Mrs. Dun Hanna and Mr. und Mrs. 1 Hanna of Cley land. und the parents of the bride- groom, Mr. and Mre. Bradley Datid- son, and other relatives. | e decorations in the | particularly lovel | white calle Tilics itar, while the with'ferns and ters of spring marked the ends along the aisle. The bride was escorted to the altar and given in marriage by her brother, Mr. Marc Hannw. Jer wedding gown was exceedingly artistic and becom- ing, fashioned of rich white satin, after the medieval age, in long slen- der lines, a circular flounce forming the lower part of the gown and the train. There is a rich embroidery of rhinestones and seed pearls on skirt and bodice and old rose point lace is used along the edge of the close-fit fing sleeves and about the round nec! Particularly becoming was rangenient of the long and full tulle veil. nwith a crown of fin Italian cobweb lace, edged with or- ange blossoms. As a bridal bouquet she carricd « lilies and ofchids. le also carried the ite prayer < used at her confirmation Walter 1. Bdge was matron of or and wore fashioned like that of the bride, the | skirt touching the floor, and draped {in blue tulle, which also formed the { bodice. Her’ hat of Blue horsehair | was trimmed in blue ribbon. | Miss Louise Ross Todd of Louls | ville, Ky., wore a gown duplicating that of the Lride, and the gowns w {by the group of her other attendants ed in the same manner, PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent maturing in, 43 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent shares withdrawn be- fore maturity Assets More Than $9,000,000 Surplus More Than $950,000 [ urch were d springlik tanding on the chancel w banked white flowers Nowers alternately of the pews all shares or 83 President Secretary IN WATER 50 Years—Casket Dry!” We Furnish a Great Steel Vault Like This for $85. FUNERALS Complete Hearse, Cars, Casket, Embalming All Details $75, $100, $125 $150 Up 3 Faneral Parlors Free as in your Own Home Largest Equipment in the Ofty Private Ambulance Local Calls Only $4 Beautiful Northwest Funeral Home CALL COLUMBIA 432 W. W. CHAMBERS C0. UNDERTAKERS 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Clus- | the ar-| a gown of blue satin, | | George Sloan, Mr. Loyal Sewall, Mr.| to take place the Srat week in June. | | which they wore blue hats with gatin riblbons, like that of the matron and maid of honor, and they carried shower bouguets of blue delphenium, yellow daisies and iris. This attractive party included Miss Olyve Graef, Miss Caroline Story, Miss Marion Trumbull, Miss Winifred Walker, Miss Beatrice Beck and Mrs. William Goetz. With Mr. Davidson as best man was his brother, Mr. H. Bradley Davideon, jr. and the ushers seating the di tinguished company of guests :| Mr. Ho Lee, Mr. Alan Rinehart,| Mr Carroll Morgan, Mr. Jack White, | Mr. Reeve Hoover, Mr. Willlam Pric and Mr. Chauncey Parker, jr. Following the ceremony, a recep- tion was held in the bride's home, at 1712 Rhode Island avenue, where she and Mr. Davidson will make their home. Senator and Mrs. Medill Mo- Cormick, uncie and aunt of the bride. who announced ler engagement and nt out the wedding invitations, were hosts of the occasion, and re- | celved with the bridal party. Mr. and | Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson. parents of | the bridegroom, also abeisted at the | reception | The drawing rooms and entertain- | ment sulte were handsomely dacorated with spring flowers, principaily in | white. After a wedding trip of about | ten days Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will | be at home in the Rhode Island av | nue residence. Among_ out-of-town _guests were Arthur Sewall, Mr. Herman Sartoris, | Mrs. Dan Hanna and Mr. and Mrs. | Carl Hanna of Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. | wers | | Arthur Sewall, Mr. Herman Sartoris, Miss Ellen Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. H.| A. Prosser and Miss Winifred Walker, a bridesmaid, all of New York. The newly appointed ambassador to Belgium and Mrs. William Phil-{ lips were among the passengers sail- ing from New York today aboard the Leviathan for the formers post in Brussels. Mre. Charles E. Winter, wifs of | epresentative Winter of Wyoming, will be at home, 1671 Madison strest northwest, from 4 to 6 o'clock Tues- | day. Mr. Leander McCormick Goodhart of the British embassy will entertain a party of twelve at dinner at Le Para- | dis this evening. The military attache of the British | @mbaesy and Mrs. Charltont will en- | tortain at dinner this evening preced- ing the dancing class. which will meet in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter on Dupont Circle. The first secretary of the Egyptian Jegation, A. M. Massanein Bey, is gull- ing today on_ the Olympic for Eng- Jand. He will return to this country in August. Mrs. William Crawford Gorgas and Mr. Burton J. Hendrick were the honor guests at dinner last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hertie in their home, Gunston Hall, on the Potomac. Mr. Hendrick had aided Mrs. Gorgas in the completion of her “Life of Dr. | Gorgas. and Mrs. Konesaw Mountain l‘.{'\‘:idlfim at the New Willard, where they arrived yestorday. They plan to remain in Washington several da; Miss Edna Muncaster entertained a small compary at a picnie luncheon today, in compliment to Miss Sue Hanna_and Miss _Anne Rachias of FOUND. g ERIIER, white, BULL ek ‘and_white, femaie; Alredate. female, about § or 9 months oid. Washington Animai Rescue League, 349 Maryland ave. LOST. B AG—Tady's fine beaded bag, blue with pink Pv!‘l bflrdr’rsflml bine fringe; contents, four cards to Ladies’ American Loyal Legion card party at Woman's Washington Club. $7 cash 226 it chaage, two Philippine embroiderrd tefe. . Reward fo 7 ;n,ndkerv"t'! !Phnno Franklin 2772, GAR PIN— Platinum frontfiligree with one AR oS epuhiren; Tucsduy gr Wednesday. Finder please call Boom 225, 1330 L st. n.w. Phone Main 7870. T E = TLDOG—_Black and white, with a Mary) T an: anwwers fo name of Jack. Rewasd. 3806 Yume et. Cleve. 3061 o mew, spiit_seat. bear Ten. CHATR—Little, Topinmn, Rewird Call North 1047 __ trom 1518 g and_white, strayed S aw aamed Daa._‘Reward. in Edmonds P male: wire-haired \SH, in_s bank book. M. Joun L. (FTY DOLLARS 1N Flease call Adams 2062-W' Robinson, 4300 4th st. n.w. 2 UR—Lost between Dupont Circle ;}-’;fi:‘ R wara. North 108, Apt. 64, To- ronto, Wil party who called Apt. 6 please call Apt. 642 EXCURSION 'NEW YORK SUNDAY, MAY 4 Special Through Train Direct to Pa. Sta., Tth Ave. and 824 8t Esstern Standard Time € Leaves Waslington Saturday Miduighs 1330 ‘w.um.; arfives Peasa, Stas 15 the heart of New York City, €:15 . Returning, leaves New York 5:20 P.M. Tickets on sale beginning Friday [ Dreceding date of excaratom PennsylvaniaR.R. System The Standard Railroad of the » on train to Havre de Grace, FOX FUR, biue. on train ig Harre do & 1 27; reward, Sorket 3. 1430 "ERRIER—Sund O Marks, 4100 W pName “Buwsy. TERRIEE—Male, n %ach ear; bobtall; reward. 13th st. 8.W. l e . FUR SCARF—Pointed f0x, A . pear Ci FUB 52%02 B st. s.w. Phoue Frasklin o491 ater st B.W. body white, black s) L. Byon, HA ine_duvetyn, lady's, on stone g e O R taining sum of money. Return to Chester S. Stackpole, Hotel Potomac, New Jersey & and C se. Beward. KODAK—1-A Tyl basin. Star office —— 7 T_Boy's _gray, raglan sleeve. on R e between 2ind and 24rd sts.. May 1, Heward If returned to 2200 Mass. ave. n.w. 5 g GOK—Large: from machine Thurs .‘1,"‘5‘2‘3m, between 6 and 10:30; co fatning cameo ring, livense and:permlt ‘cards, Foverament check. cash. Sultable reward i S turaen fo Jessica Hovey, Hotel Roose: eturned_to_ Jessica Hovey, Howel 2 POCKBTBOOK—Somewhere on Rock Creek road, light brown, and 'bipe stones, on bench vear bridge, ard. Address Box e BOTACLES—Sbell Fims. In leather cas; in glm‘%‘l&ll!( or‘ Mt. Pleasant or Chevy Cbase car, Friday night. Please motify ‘fll.fl. Tost in or near Eibley MISS EMMA SCOTT STITT, | Daughter of Surgeon General and Mrx. KEdward Rhodes Stitt, who announce | her engagement te Licut. Rebert Walton Fleming, U. S. Navy, the wedding f | mah-jong party Thursday a Hospital. Call Adams 1845-W. 3¢ TCH—Waitham; H. U.. case No. 5080301, | or call Frankiin 7052 = TIST WATCH — [advs, Siver Doss- - esass 63 & Philadelphia, who arc guests of Miss | Muriel Eleanor Gray. Gen. and Mrs. Ely Hosts To Secretary and Mrw. Weeks. The Wecks were honor guests at digner last ovening of Gen. Hanson Ely, commandant of Washington Barracks, and Mrs. Ely, who entertained at the dinner dance of the Officers’ Club ut the barracks. Their other guest were Representative and Mrs. J. May hew Wainwright, Representative and Mrs. Daniel R. Anthony, jr.; the mili- tary attache of the British embassy and Mrs. Charlton, Gen. John | Pershing, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. John 1. . and Mrs. Lansing H. Dennis E. U. 8. N. Hines, Muj. Beach, Brig Gen, and Mrs. Nolan, Capt. and Mrs. Hart, . Col. and Mrs. Hamilton . Hawkins Col. and Mrs. Simonds, Col. and Mrs Dunn, Col. and Mrs. Frank Patwer, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. RockenbacAd and Mr. and Mrs. E. A Harrimay Others entertaining at dinner T=<r the dancing were Maj. and Mrs G. R. Allin, Col. and Mrs. J. H. Bry- ton, Col. and Mrs. John L. De Witt. Maj. and Mrs. H. C. Gibner, Col. and George Grunert, Col. and Mre. iter Krueger, Maj. and Mrs. H. B. | and Mrs. ¥. C._Vestal, Col. | J. Williams, Col. and Mrs: Tyner. to W 2 oftutt, Col and Mry George T. The Junior ociation, which is composed of tho younger members of the Army, Navy and Ma- rine Corps, will give iis last dance of the season ut the New Willard Hotel | tonight. Wives of general and flag‘ officers of the Army, Navy and Ma- | rine Corps will form the recelving | line. | Miss Nancy Hoyt entertained at aner at Le Paradis last night for a company of ten, the party afterward attending the dance given by Senator and Mrs, Walter Bdge at the Hotel Hamilton for Miss Hanna and XMr. Davidson and their wedding party. 'Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax| are in New Haven for a few days and | are today attending the spring re- gatta of the varsity crews of Yal Columbia and Pennsylvania. They will give a dinner at the Taft Hotel Monday evening in celebration of the twenty-first anniversary of their son, Wilbur Bowen Fairfax, who grad-| uates from Yale next month. | * Mrs. Louis de Koven Hubbard, who has been the guest of Col. and Mrs. George Nugent for the past week at their apartment at the ‘Woodward, feturned vesterday to her home, Sebor Fouse, Middletown, Conn. Mrs. Nugent's old home, before she mar- Fied Col. Nugent, was Middletown, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Werner-Span- | hoofd entertained the bridal party at| dinner last evening in compliment to | their daughter, Mizs Wilhelmina Wer- ner-Spanhoofd, whose marriage to Lieut. Edward Hall Walter, Engineers, 8 A, noon today. Wednesday Mrs. W. C. Linton enter- ined in her new home on Garfield street at 5 twelve. Her guests were: Mrs. Wal- ter H. Lambert, Mrs. J. D. Johnston, Mrs. Harry Havens, Mrs. Edward §. Brashears, Mrs. B. A. Bowles, Mrs. Arthur Sinclair, Mrs. Hood Yeager, Mrs. G. W. Bell, Mrs. Charles Fen- wick, Mrs. Philip Schwartz and Mrs. J. Stanley Long. Mrs. Merchant Mahoney entertajned vesterday afternoon at her residence, 3313 17th street, in honor of Miss Ag- nes Macphail, member of the House of Commons, Ottawa, Canada, and for the other Canadian delegates to the Woman’s_International League for Peace and Freedom. The Acacia Chapter of the Eestern Star will give its May dance at Mer- dian Mansions tonight. Minx Jane Addams Guest at College Women's Reception. The officers and board of the Col- lege Women's Club will be the host- | esses at a reception and tea in honor | of Miss Jane Addams and the dele- | gates to the conference of the Wom- en's International League for Peace and Freedom, at the clubhouse Mon- day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Carrie Davis. the retiring first vice president, will preside at the tea table. She will be assisted by the other retiring officers, Miss Arline Du Four, Miss Annibel Matthews, Mrs. Howard _Nichols, Mrs. Skipwerth Coale and Mrs. Karl Fenning. In the receiving line at the tea to be given under the auspices of the house committee of the City Club to- morrow afternoon, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, will be Mrs. William E. Cham- berlin,” Dr. A. Frances Foye, Miss Maria Ewing, Mrs. J. C. Pritchard. Mrs. Marie Stair Lawyer, Miss Ruth Jeffers, Miss Nell Price, Miss Jessie Lane, Mrs. Gurney Strong, Miss Ju- dith Barbaux, Mrs. Goodwin Price Graham, Miss Margaret Hanna, Mrs. Victoria Harrington, Miss Estelle Hellman, Mrs. Granville Hunt, Mrs. Lisle Lipscomb, Mrs. M. C. McCloskey, Mrs. M. T. Morss, Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs. George Ricker, Mrs. John Lo- rentz Steele and Mrs. Charles Wilcox. Mrs. Gertrude Lyons has arranged “a musical evening” to be given under the auspices of the entertainment committee of the Women's City Club, 22 Jackson place, Monday at 8:30 o'clock p.m. M Audrey Johnson Zerbee, soprano, will sing a group of songs, Mr. Zerbge will entertain with vocal numbers and Mrs. Homer Wright will play piano solos. Mrs. John Doerr entertained at a Pornoon. Miss Elsie Doerr assisted in receiv- ing the guests and Miss E. Doerr presided at the tea table, The guests were as follows: Mrs °J. H. Ford, Miss L Ford, Miss Applegate, Miss R. Campbell and Mrs. Daisy Crown. Spring flowers wero used as decora- tion. A card party and dance will be held Monday evening at Rauscher's under the auspices of the Holy Name Soctety and the Ladies' Guild of Holy Corps of | was cclebrated at | luncheon and bridge for| | | Secretary of War and Mrs, ‘Lrinity Church, Georgetown. Curds will commende’ at $:30 o'olock aad dagcing Wil begin at 3 o'clocie SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1924, CHILD KILLED BY AUTO. Boy Runs in Path of Machine Near Home. Four-year-old Edward Dyson, col- ored, 630 B street southeast, was killed almost directly in front of his home vesterday afternoon by an au- tomobile driven by Miss Eieanor Pearson, twenty-seven, 116 5th street southeast. The automobile is owned by Casco Duke, Tudor Ha! Miss Pearson was driving east on B street, when the child, running to recover a ball, darted directly in the path of the vehicle. A quick turn by Miss Pearson failed to get the car beyond reach of the running child. Suffering from a fracture of the skull and unconscious, the boy was placed in the automobile and rushed to Casualty Hospital. He was dead when the hospital was reached. Miss Pearson was paroled in custody of her oouneel, John C. Foster, to appear at an inquest this afternoon. NOTED ACTRESS DIES. Mrs. Wynkoop Playing at Ford's When Lincoln Was Shot. LOS ANGELES, May 3.—Mrs. Frank ‘Wynkoop, seventy-eight, known a half century as Helen Truman and said to have been one of the company playing at Ford's Theater in Washington on the night President Lincoln was assas- sinated, died here vesterday. WILL HONOR BRAZIL. Georgetown University Foreign ! Service School Holds Fete Tonight. A gold medal, struck at the United States mint, will be presented to the Brazllian embassy by the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service fonikht in honor of its first Brasilian ete. The presentation will enor Gracle, « be made to arge d'affaires of the Brazilian embassy, by President John B. Creeden, S. J., of the university, at exereises in the school auditorium, be- ginning at 8:15 o'clock. Rev. W. Coleman Nevils, gent of the designed the re- Foreign Service School, medal. On one side is imprinted the coat-of-arms of the uni- H “Utraque | . with the motto. used by the univcrsity. The reverse side bears an inscription, with the same motto used to convey an expression of the affection existing between the United States and Brazil. L. Rowe, director of the Pan- American Unfon: William A. Reid, foreign trade adviser of the union, and Dr. Willlam Notz, dean of the Foreign Service School, will be among the speakers. Senor Gracie will make the principal address. The exercises will be held auspices of the Pan-American dents’ Association. A reception by President Creeden and the faculty will follow in honor of the diplomatic guests. under Stu- North Wroshington Oitizens’ Asso- ciation will meet Monday, 8 pm, in Sunday school house of United Brethren Church. Willilam ¥. Ham will speak. Stanton Park Citizeny will meet Mond: School Ansociation 8 p.m.. in Peabody The Red Triangle Outing Clab hike for tomorfrow will start from Ta- koma Park (end of 14th strect car ne) at 3 p.m. The walk will cover small country trhils, Sligo branch and Blair road to Silver Spring. yibamp firo before dark. Visitors in- The Botanical Tuesday, € p.m Cosmos Club. _Society will meet in assembly hall of Speakers: O. F. Cook, R. D. Rands, Carl D. La Rue and James R. Weir. Meeting will be fol- lowed by social hour. The South Carolina Seciety will give its annual dinner Thursday, 7 p.m.. at Meridlan Mansions, 2400 16th street. The D. C. Public School Associa- tion will meet Wednesday, 8 p.m., in boardroom of District building. The Men's Club of Mount Pleasani Congregational Church will feature ladies’ night at its meeting Monday, 8:15. Edwin BE. Slosson, director of science service, will speak on “The Chemical Control of Life” and there will be an entertainment program. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TODAY. Rev. Milton B. Lambdin will give an illustrated lecture, 5 o'clock, = Cor- coran Gallery of Art, under auspices of Art and Archaeology League. Sub- ject, “Egypt, the Impertal.” TONIGHT. Supporters of William G. McAdoo In Southeast Washington will organ- ize a McAdoo for President Club at Naval Lodge, 4th and Pennsylvania avenue southeast. The Caplital Model Aero Club will meet, 7:30 o'clock, at 1210 1Sth street. All model enthusiasts invited. The League for the Larger Life will give a dancé for the benefit of its summer activities at 1467 Rhode Island avenue, 8 o'clock. Gavel Club Fellow Crafts team will give a card party at 719 13th street. Federation of Citizens’ Associa- tions will meet, 8 o'clock, in board- room of Municipal building. The Emblem A. C. will give its an- nual dance, $ o'clock, at the Cairo. The Ohio Girls' Club will give a dance, 8:30 o'clock, in Mount Pleas- ant Lodge, 14th and Kenyon streets. Oktioans invited. Community service dance, 1012 9th street. Free dancing class, 7:30 o'clock. . — e Marriage Licenses. foll Marriage licenses have been fssued to the oo John G. Main and Dorotly I. Jones, Clifford Mitchell and Pearl Wright ‘Willlam Simpson and Rafael L. Moree. Spain Marten of this city and Minnie Guess of Philadelphia, Pa. Frances Golden, jr.. and Sosie A. Brooks, Angustus Ness and Mary T. Willlams. lawrence T. Mahoney of Philadelphia, Pa., and Roberta L. MacDonald of this city. Clemons Rucker of this city and Sylvia Bob- inson of Manassas, V N Richard W. Cole and Iouise Lane. Arthur T. Drice, Jt and Afleen 8. D. Me- abe. William ¥. Cooper and Serena E. Mallican. Frank Hoitzman and Gertrude Greita. Matthew Jackson of Disputanta, Va., Lucy J. Holt of Louisa, Va. Jsreai Freeman aod Jilin C. Leavy. Frank R. Butler and Elizabeth Brown. Freddie Daoks Eimer Stewart and Blisabeth D. Engene A. Stoart and Georgia M. Ray W. Porter of Falton, N. Y. McDonald of this city. Thomas E. Chester and Eva M. Padgett. William L. Jameson and Helen Butier. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported {o,the health depactment ia the last twealy- our _hours: ‘Joseph Jacobf, 70, 1850 Fuller st. Freqerick W. Pumald, &2, Usited States Soldiers Home Hospital. Rosetta B. Walsh, 63, 1724 20th & Mary L. Rudasill, 64. 607 6th s Bertha Tnser, 76, 2403 Pa. ave. Jobn D. Scheuch, 66, Providence Hospital. William M. Johnson, 49, 1123 14th st. Albert Darcey, 52, 1801 Avon pl. Mae Stanley, 47, George Washington Hos- PliSrab F. Green, 75, 1353 Girard st. Elsie Terryson, 19, Georgetown University Hospital. Tmily L. Burnell, 43. 1063 Jefterson st. John' R. King, 67, 1346 Frankliu st. n.e. rd F. Ticer, 67, 1017 7th st. m.e. m J. Earls, 6. 307 § st. ne. Crapi, 11 mouths, 205 G st. n.e. “gmu- . Burrougbs, j&., 2 mounths, 327 st n.e. s, Children's Hospital. Hospital. [ and Patrica “Elder, 39 da. Robert Wallis, 6 hours, Children William Green, 47, 1219 C st. se. Charies Cannaion, 45, 2841 Sheridan rd. s.e. Priscilla Akers, 37, 1335 U st. John H. Neack, 88, 497 Locust ct. &.w. Clarence Dean, 26, ‘Tuberculosis Hospital, Eva Proctor, 28, Freedmen's Hospit Lee, 76, Freedmen's Hospi . Freadmen's Towpital. Georgelown Umiversity Hospital. Allce Y. Bell, 8 menths, Children's Hospital, [ FORMER U.S. WORKER DIES Mrs. Fannie I. Matthews Retired From Treasury After 27 Years. Mrs. Fannie Irving Matthews, re- tired employe of the Treasury De- partment, where she worked for twenty-seven years, dled yesterday after a brief illness. She was eighty years old. Born in Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Mat- thews came to Washingion thirty years ago, and soon after began her long service in the Treasury De- partment. She was a charter member of the Montgomery Chapter, D. A. R., a member of the Church of the Cove- nant and the Eastern Star. After brief funeral services this morning at Lee's undertaking estab- lishment, her body was shipped to Henderson, Ky., for burial. Charles' Wood, pastor of the Church of the Covenant, officiated. Miss L. A. Taylor and Mrs. F. T. Colmesnil, 2509 17th street, sisters, survive her. Births Reported The following births have been reported to the heaith department in the last twenty-four hours. Samuel K. Robert C. Lew, jr. George . and Marjorie Snowden, girl. Wilbur §. and Elizabeth Benedict, boy. Cornelius ¥. and Olive J. Reed, gir] Benjamin F. R. Angus J. Franets Roger B, William William McKinley nd Raye Upperman, girl. nd Florsave Walli nd Ethel Jones, and Teola Dan d M Card of Thanks. THOMAS. We wish to thank the relatives, fricods, church ocleties and neighbors for their kindness and for the beantiful floral tributes and kind cxpressions of sympathy 8t the death of enr devoted husband and 8 and brother, CLARENCE THOMAS. THE FAMILY. Deaths. BABBINGTON. day, May . 1001, st his residence, 66 K wt. noe., JOHN A, beloved | husband of Mary Babbington (aee Coughlin) Notice of funeral hereafter. 5 BRIGGS. Departed this life Priday. Mar 2. 1924, at bis residence, 420 H st. n.w., WIL. f H. BRIGGS, beloved husband of Anng . Briggs. He leaves fo mourn their loss iwo aunts, Mary E. Hayden and _Millie Payae; a devoted wister, Virginia Briggs: Manie Briggs, and sister-in-law. . Briggs. Notice of funeral later. (New York, Philadeiphia, Atiantic City, Hot Springs, Va., and Lynciburg pepers please copy.) a BURLINGAME. Fridas, May 1924, George Washington Hospital. GEORGE, he loved hushand of Elizabetnh Burlingame. Fu neral from Lis Iate residence, 907 C L. n.e.. at §:30 a.m. Tuesday, May 6. Requiem mass at St Joweph's Church at 9 a.m. In terment at Arlington cemetery 5 CRAIG. Departed this life April 30, 1924, JAMES CRAIG. He leaves to mourn the 1088 & devoted wife, one son and three daugh. ters, ove grandchild and one great.grand- child. Funeral from Zion Baptist Church, Alexandrla, Va., Saturday, May 3, st 1pm DANTE. Fridar. May 2, dence’ 210 9th st. se.. M. ROBERTA | DANTE, beloved daughter of Mary E. and x ¢ Thomas E. Dante. Services w be held st the residence of Ler sinte Mrs. Eva Fowier, 216 Sth st May 5, at = pom R | vited 'to attend. Taterment | res cemetery 2, 1924, at ber resi- No. 7, K. of P.: meeting of this ple to take appro of Rrother ALRE st. o.w, mander. DOREEY. Departed this 1. 1924, at 8:15 pm.. at 2nd st 's.w.. MAMIE DORSEY (nee Nelson). beloved wife of Charles Dorsey. mother of Raymond Dorsey. daughter of William and the late Mollie N sixter of Susie, Rob- | ert and Willia: Funerai from | | the Mt. Moria 2nd st b M and N ets. e.w.. at 1 p.m. Monday, May | 5. Relatives and friends invited. DOWNEY. Departed this life May 1. 1924, CATHERINE VE! lored wife of Thomas D. Down 64th year. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from her late_residence. 51% Fraoklin st thence (o &t. Mary's Catholfc Church, where requiem mass will be said for the repose of her soul. at 9:30 &.m and_rela inrited to in St. Mary's cemetery DUCHESSE. Departed this life Friday. May |7 21924, at st. Elizabeth’s Hospital, ELMER | tand of Alice Dnchéss | their loxs & loviog ! hildren, Andree and Loufse. Remains st | John T. Rhige's funeral chapel, 3rd aud Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. * FERGUSON. Friday, M am., at| the_ residence of her . Kate Cissel, Bethiehem, Pa., BLANCHE LOUISE FER GUSON _(nee_Holly), of Washington. Fu. eral from Wise chiapel. 29th and M ets n.w., at 2 o'clock Monday, May and ‘friends fovited to aitend. | Glenwood cemetery, Departed this life May 2, 1924, | .. at_her residence, 417 2nd st. | EDNA FLETCHER (nee Harrison), | Barrison #nd the wife She leaves to mourn . two_children, five sis- ers and one brother and & host of other s and friends. Funeral Monday, May m Holy Shepherd Church, 2ad and . s.w., at 10 a.m. ® | GLENN. Departed thin 1ite® Tuesday, Apent 624, at Garfield Hospital, ELLIAT RER- BEBT, beioved busband of the late Mar. garet Glenn and devoted father of Herbert, Thomas and Daniel Glenn. Funeral Sunday, May 4, at 1 pw. from Florids Avenué Baptist Church. Remaius can be seen Fri- day evening at Winslow & Fillmore's un- dertaking chapel, 2011 Oth st. Relatives and friends iovited to attend. 3 GROFF. May 3, 1024, at her danghter's resi- dence, Ella Groff Motsger, 2606 Adame Mill rd.. SUSAN GROFF. No fowers. Funeral Massilloa, Obio. . Thured: MARGARET 1801 Avalon BALPH B. FORD, Chancellor Com fe Thursday, May er_residence. 911 . Ma 3 3 D. " HESS 1924, at 6 am., beloved wife of Rotanic Garden.' ~ Funeral from chapel. 13th and N sts., Tuesda: 2:30 p.m. Interment private, JOHNS. Suddenly, Friday, May 2. 1024, at her residence. ~ 2814 now., Mrs. ELLEN JOHNS, devoted wife of Browder G. Johus, loving mother of Orville, Stewart, Mrs. Beatrice Harroway and Winnie Belle Johns. Notice gf faneral later. . EETTNER. Satorday, May 3. 1924, at 6:40 a.m. at Georgetown University ‘Hospital, GERTRUDE C.. beloved wife of Edward E. Kettner (nee Herbert). Notice of funeral, bereatter. KRAUS, May 2, 1024, CHRISTIAN LEON. ARD, beloved huband of Carrie Lawrence Kraus, Funeral service will be held at his Iate residence, 134 South Mount st.. Balti- more, Md., Monday at 10 a.m. Interment at Rtock Creck cemetery, Washington, D. C.4 MATTHEWS. Mrs. FANNY IRVIN MAT- THEWS, aged S1. _Services Saturday, May 3, 1024, 11 a.m.. J. Willlam Lee's parior. Tnterment Henderson, Ky. 4 MCDONNELL. Thureday, May 1. 1024, at his home, 1041 Lincoln rd. n.e., JOHN 'I.. be- loved husband of Neille Daly McDonsell. Funeral from above residence Monday, May at 8 e, Requiem mass at St. Martin's Cathoiie Chureh at 9 a.m. Interment Mary's cemetery. MONTICUE. _Departed April 20, 1021, DAVID. beloved husband of Maggie Monticue. ko leaves to mourn their loss four daughters, two sons and fwo grandsons. Funersl at '3 o'clock from Third Baptist Church, Alexandri MOBRISON. Thursday, May 1, 1924, at her residence,” Bethesda, Md.. EVELYN MARY MORRISON, wife of Ralph . Morrison. Fu- neral Sunddy, at 2 p.m.. from ber late residence. lnterment Potomac Chapel, Md. 4 . Friday. May 2. 1924, at 9:20 p.m. JULIA A.. widow of the late I Monday at 3 p.m. from the re. of her daughter, Mrs. William 4517 Jowa ave. Relatives and friends fovited. Interment in Congressional cemetery. 4 ONLEY. Friday, May 2, 1024, at his resi- dence, 760 Irving 'st. n.w.. . THEODORE, heloved husband of Olie Osley, father of Mrs. L. ¥. Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Chavey, Mrs. I H. Wims, Mrs. M. B. Snowden, Messrs. Milton, George, Leonard, Misses Effie and Laure. Remaiia may be viewed at Grice's underfaking establishment, 12th and R sts. o.w. Interment at Barnesville, Md. Rel tives and friends invited. Fuoeral at 3 o'clock, Sunday, May 4. . RATHBONE. Entered finto rest Thursday, May 1, 1924, at 5:35 p.m.. at his residence, No. 5 ‘Arbor 'st., Hyattéville, Md.. THOMAS RATHBONE. T Ty age, beloved father of Jobn C. Rathbone, Mrs. James L. Parsons and rs. A. 4. Staler of Washington, D; C., and Mre. I Funeral from is late turday, May $. at 3 p.m. Interment at Fort Lincoln cemetery. | SMITH. Departed this life April 30, 1924. 1:50 a.m., NELLIE B, SMITH, the beloved wife of Bertram U. Smith, devoted daugh- ter of Stephen and ‘the late Fannie Bailey, loving sister of Frauk, Ada Thompson and Emma Hosmer. Remains can be seen at James', undertaker, 19th and L sts. Bunday. Funeral from First Baptist 27th ef. and Dumbarton_ arve. u. James L. p.m. We shall meet Tor xome bright moraing. by the garden f aiting fur our comi in the upper garden there. DEVOTED FAMILY. 3° this _life Tuesday, | at |, Friends | George W. Hess, director of United Ktates | Hysong's 3, May 6. at | homas Neale. | Beaths, SMITH. Al members of Minerva Househo! of Ruth, 1518, G. U. 0. of 0. F.. are auested {o attend the call meeting Saturday May 3, at 5 pm.. at their ball, to arraog: for_the funeral Lt Sunday, M T AT 58t d o irst Baptist Church, corser 27th sud Dmh&l:iy‘r: Bow. ARY V. WASHINGTON, M. N EMMA L. BAILEY, W. R = BPIER. Friday May 2, 1024, at 10:45 a.m at Washington Lenitarium. Takoms Fark Ma., GEORGE W. BPIER, teloved husbaud of “ihe Iate Olxk M. Bpicr and Gewsied father of La Saile Spier and Vera Spi Kuhn. Funeral from Lee's chapel, 3 Penna. ave, now.. Soaday, My B at 5 p.m. . 4 TAYLOR. Saturday, May 3, 1024, at his res dence, 541 N st s.w., WILLIAM H., be. loved" husband of Mary V. ‘Taylor (. Windsor), Notice of funeral hereafte . TRAVERS. Wednesday, April 20, 1024 345 D, at 200 Hrooks ct, RICHAIL TRAVERS, beloved Lusband f Agne: Travers. Foperal Monday, May 5, from b late rexidence. | W. Eraéat durvis (o, Charge: YOUNG. Tuesday, April 20, men’s Hospit. ORA P, Guaghter of ftec. Fragk P Tauln, Okin., widier of Frankis aad Mortsn. Bemaina an be.seen_ac undertaking pariors, 4th and N sts. n.w N‘nnre of funeral later. (UklaLoma papers Pleare cops ) In Memoriam. BURGESS. In loving remembr dear motber, ELLEN P. BURG parted this life four years ago to 5 3, 1920, at Ler resideace, near Upper Mari boro, Md. What fs home witbont & mother? Al things this world may send, But when I lost my mother I lost my dearest friend. HER LOVING DAUGHTER, ELLEN M HOOK. - CARRICK. In loving remembrance of on dear mother, SARAH McLAUGHLIN CAL RICK, who passed uway one SeAr 8go 1o day, May 3, 19 THE FAMILY CARRICK. Sacred to the memory of my dear mother, SARAH M. CARREI who departed this life ove year ago toduy, Mas 3, 1923, From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest God has taken you, desr mother, ‘Where you have found eternal rost HER LOVING DAUGHTER, LUCY ETEE BURDICK. CARRICK. 1In sad but loving remembranee of my devoted mother, SAKAH McLAUG! LIN CARRICK, who departed th ¥ ago today, May 3, 1923, 1t God's c Weep not. dear childzer Weep ot for me But light up thy cru 404 follow ‘me. HER DAUGHTER HELLN DANT. A tribute of love to the memory our dear husband and father, CLEMENT DANT, who left us one year &§o tod May 3, 1023, ‘We miss you from around us, dear father; We miss you from your place, A shadow o'er our life is cast We miss the sunshine of your face ‘We miss your kind and williog hand Your fond und earnest care Our_home is dark without jou We miss you everywhere. Oh. how ead was the summons When word came ho was dead He left s bright and cheerfal And was brought back to us dead The hands thit did so much for us Flow helplessly they lay. God knows they worked contisuously, But they are gone toda: HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN ‘Wea did not know the o he bore, We did not see him die; We only know he passed away And did oot say good-bye. HIS GRANDCHILDREN. ELZEAR. In sad but loving remembrance our tister, MARY ELZEAK, departed tb life May 3, 1919. How we miss her, HER SISTERS, MARY JENKINS, HALE. FUCHES. _ In _losing CHARLES A. FUCHES, seven years sgo today, 3 May Lis soul re N LE STAIS remembrapce of who_died euddenty in_peace. HIS FRIEND. HARRIS. Sacred to the memory of my dear and oniy daughter, MARY ALBERTA HAE- RIS, who departed this life one year agn today. May 3, 16: Oh. ‘how sad have Since God called my darling bome. Now she Is sweelly resting In the land besond the sua. HER DEVOTED MOTHER, ALICE GAR NER. . HAWKINS. Sacred to the sad but ever sweet memory of 8 faithful wife and & devoted mother, BERTHA H. HAWKINE, who left s five years ago todey. Call mot back the dear departed, 'Anchored mafe where eforms are o'er: On_tae borderland we left her, Soou to meet to part no more. Time moses oo with rapid pace, A€ years succeed each other: Bot time ot change can nercr efface | TSweet memories of our wife and mother JOMN W. IAWKINS AND GOLDIE J. BROWN v . HOUSER. A tribute of love cf mother, RACHEL E. HOUSER, parted ' this life twelve years 3go May 3, 1011 Nobody knows my Rut few bave seeu me weep I shed my tears from 8o aching heart While otbers are fast asleep Some may tuink you're forgotten But never sball you be; For as loog as God gives life to me I shall alwass thiok of thee. 8bo left six children to mourn her To_this great world to roam; No_father to lead them, No mother to keep our home HER__DEVOTED ~DAUGHTER. COSTMANO FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Yo IRT “Tedonose. Main 2473 | NORVAL K. TABLER 1526 L St NW. Main 1544 erry & Walsh 2oy 3 Perry"Main_95¢—Gerala_Wales. _ AMES T. RYAN, . 317 PA. AVE. 5.B. Model Chapel. Lincols 143 Private Amiviances. Uivery 15 Goaneetion. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W, Faubitsbed 184 J. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director asd ®mbalmer. Livery iu connection. Commodio ‘modc— erematorium. Moderats e. n.w. Tel. call M. 1885, Timothy Hanlon e41 H ST. NB. Pbone L. 5543 Quick. 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