Evening Star Newspaper, June 1, 1924, Page 32

THE SUNDAY STAR, ASHINGTON, D. T, JUNE 1, 1924—PART 1. Gen. Nelson A: Miles Camp, No. 1, Afthur Berthiaume, commander, cele- brated the twenty-fifth anniversary of the organization of the camp May b 23 at 0dd Fellows' Hall. Gen. Nelson A. Miles was the guest of honor and f . Y N7 in an address hs reviewed the deeds of the veterans of 1898, Others who ——— spoke were Department Commander 1l ' e James J, Murphy of the Spanish War ) 5 4 1 . T Jhale &Y ‘ J BRI VIV IR DRI VDA TR [T mander H. L. Dean of the Grand Army of the Republic and president I of the home for widows and orphans; Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee, or- ganizer of the Spanish ‘War Nurses; Senor Cayetano de Quesada, Cuban consul, and Past Department Com- " mander Willlam L. Mattocks. Past | e s 10-Piece 1i.0-Tone Walnut Veneered McCaftrey predided. Tho Army Band || I Dining Room Suite AS Illustrated ;)I:chh:;ll;:sx;:\u .;h:\ ‘:‘rnd«‘r"t‘::d 'T"h'e | This charming Suite consists of a 60-inch buffet, m“““\\ following program was glven: Miss with- four-leg front; ablang extension table, cupbnard$1 75 hl ”"/” '( i Catherine McCafirey, plano selection; server, china cabulel and six genuine leather-seat chairs Chance Gentaler, vocal melection; S0 mGtehs //"1'1" Misses Hasel and Estells Norton, we . I fancy dancing; Miss Jeanette Mc- Caffrey, vocal #olo; Miss Virginia || Cook, reeitation; R. J. Dixon, nolo, ac- companied at tha plano M. Heney of the Army Band O Refroshmente wers weryed Represontative John N ceney of || address Onlo dslivered the pr! at the memorifal «x = Flixabeath'a. last Sunday, under the wispioen of the United Spunish War || or Momhl !’ Vaterana: ha ceremonles wern In charie of Gen. Nelson A MY ! P PR Rehartinenc Lo ande, SCharie . Wber, cnairman, (ntroduc a Phy nuln&x\nllr ot ct{mr-lnn;p- |';hg z Boys' Independent Band furnished || 6 o the musie, the Epiphany Quartet sang OO0 “"p‘v‘v' and Junior Vice Commander William ARV XXYX, "“‘. Young of Gen, mmett Urell Camp read Lincoln's Gettysburg address Z : Robert E. Culin, officer of the guard i 3 of Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, at- E - }( tended the unveiling of a statue to d o) —..‘“li‘ ) ,» T Robert E. Lee at Charlottesville, Va., = ! . 20 87 & g May 21. o s S .‘ 2, R Hammock Chair Hardwood frame, without arms; natural varnish finish; heavy canvas stretcher; easily folded 2 At the la m:Mh\L! of Gi 5749 ceived into the Tyrone Camp of Ty mander Anton Brem in"txeetient condition. 9-Piece Walnut Finish Dining Suite The department band will hold re- u ol Adn m:x:o;su’e ou;fl for the 2;)(1:-:1 purse—as illus- Ypsilanti Make lncluding Fou"!‘"n Settee trated. 4 buffet, with mirror; oblong extension table, - * il 1 B b Slep s e & l 0 9 Genuine Reed 3-Piece Upholstered Suite {.‘ 2 ;;fl“‘. 1 boay A delightfully styled suite of genuine Baronial brown finished reed—wide arms—strongly forhund) K braced joints. Cushion seats covered in crettonne; backs upholstered to match. 14 On Credit at This Low Price i N ™ Cnia ‘Solien War “votaruns were = : Folding Lawn Bench epres b, . )" ¥ e Ny - Made of hardwood; slat seat and 4 .59 : back; bolted construction — hasies' = ONenL mass apher . ] , Willow Armchair or Toul f Albuquerque and & = e o Eaitimeres a outi xe- | | ! ) SRS = Rocker P Dost of the prolect A caamy i . ! “w YANOR) A P, Porcl Thent of the Spanish War Veterans at L ; X Natural finnh for living AN orch Michigan City, Ind., in September. ) N s - 5 T, 1 | 5_ ; room or porch. — XY A Rocker. The Col. John Jacob Astor Aux- = Y 3 i =) Armchair— {1 Natural-finish Hardwood niary, Fonn N aat Tmecting i o " ) ’ 95 Y A Rocker, with doubleacor- [ % en rattan seat. No. mustered in Miss Ruth Funk. A vising vote of thanks was extended to John Jacob Astor Camp for the donation of $25. 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