Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1924, Page 7

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SOC Another Bril HE Ambassador of France and Mrs. Jusserand will give the second of their farewell ve- ceptions his evening at the | embassy, their guests being | members of the cabinet, Senate and | House and many residents, | (s The Ambassador of Italy, Don Ge- lasio Caetani, wiil be the guest in whose honor Mr. and Mrs, Frank I Noyes will entertain a company of 18 &t dinner this evening. The Hughes dinnery of State and Mrs. Will be the honor guests at this evening of the charge d’affaires of Venezuela and Senora de ! Yanez, who will entertain | tinguished company at the New Wil- lard in celebration of the centennial | of the battle of Avacucha. Secretary the [talian embassy Bernezzo entertained a small company infor- mally at luncheon today in apartment at Stoneleigh Court. Their guests included the attache of the and Contessa della Porta latter’s parents, Conte and Contessa Visconti; Col. Beatty and Contessa Rogeri, wife of secre- tary of the embassy The milita attache of and the the Crechoslovakin Envoy | Visiting in New York. | The Minister of Czecha a. Di | Chvalkovsky, went to New York ves- terday and will return the middle of next week. The Minister has issued invitations HOTEL HARRINGTON Eleventh & E Sts. N.W. Announcing the Opening of Our Newly Decorated RESTAURANT B Table dHowe Luncheon. ... 11:30 AM. to 2:30 P.M. Tabled Hote $ 1 .2 5 Dinner..... Music 6 to 8 P.M. 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THE EVENING STAR, IETY French Embassy te Be the Scene of liant . Farewell Reception Tonight. for dinner at the evening, Janyar: legation Tuesday 7. The secretary of the French:em- bassy and Mme. Heilmann and their daughters, the Mlles. Heilmann, have cancelled their engagements because of the death of M. Heilmann's mother in her home in France. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Il Grosvenor will be hests to a company of 30 at a dinner dance this evening, enter- taining for their subdebutante daugh- ter. Mise Lilian Grosvenor. Comdr. and Mrs, Cecil Sherman Baker will give a large tea this afternoon for their daughter, Miss Bleanor Baker, in their home at 2237 Bancroft place, from 5 to 7 o'clock. The house will have red poinsettia, holly and smilax for decora- tions, and Comdr. and Mrs. Baker and their daughter will receive the guests. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. Paul Fitz8imons, Mrs. George Scriven, Mrs. Horace Lurton, Mrs. Austin Kautz, Mrs. Paul Foley, Mrs. Irving Mayfleld, who will be assisted by Miss Sallie Lur- ton, Miss Anne Covington and Diss Julla Gleaves. Mrs. Baker will wear white-and-gold brocade trimmed with kolinsky fur, and Miss Baker will be in pink chiffon trimmed with crystals and | beads and ostrich feathers, and she will an arm bouquet of gold color roses. | Comdr. and Mrs. Baker wiil leave | Washington later in the Winte: Mme. Hauge will be hostess lo a | company of 24 at dinner this eve- {uing. entertaining « company of young people for Miss Violet Spencer, debu- tante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Spencer, and will later take her guests to the dance which Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter will give. Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B. Kendall will give a dance in the small ballroom at the New Willard this evening for their schoolgirl daughter, Miss Jane Kendall. Miss Audrey Carter is eatertaining at bridge this afternoon in compli- ment to Miss Christina Jones, who is home for the holidays from her studies at Wellesley. The other guests are Mrs. Xenophen Price, Mrs. Rus sell Hitchcock, Miss Eleanor North- rop, Miss Lucille Smith, Miss Carolyn Henry, Miss Dorothy Johnson, Miss Mary Littell, Miss Elsle Haae, Miss Minnie Hill and Miss Mary Tucker Furniss. Additional guests have been asked for tea, when Mrs. Thaddeus Jones, mother of the guest of honor. Mrs. James Gibbon Carter, mother of the hostess, will preside at the tea table. Mrs. Hamilton Wright arrived aboard the Olympic and was met in New York by her sons, Mr. Hamilton Wright and Mr. Washburne Wright, who are with her for the Christmas holidays. Mr. Hamilton Wright will return to his studies at Yale after New Year and Mr. Washburne Wright will continue his’ course at Phillips Excter. Commissioner and dolph will entertain the presidential suite the New Willard Hotel January 2, and will take their party afterward to the an- nual ball for the benefit of the Chil- dren’s Hospital. The Minister of the M a at Cuno Ru- dinner in i black saddie. Apply the Washingion Animal Rescue League, 340 Mary- land_ave. s.w. DOG—Large, black. 593, POODLE—White, male, ahort curi Washington Animal Rescue Leag: land ave. s. 700 Upton at., or Clev. Apply " the Mary- | ALCIGATOR SATCHEL, containing | gifts, gil"'x st. car, December 24. black beaded. Dec. 24, near the Southern y, 13th and Avenue. Return to 802 ~'n.w. Headed, brown. Toliday Reward. Retura to mas_gifts; Thursday, 9 din, 13 boulevard, Rer. C. H. Lamb’ sts. s, rds. keys and money. Reward. | M. Howard, 1344 Harvard st. n.w. RILLFOLI and papers, be- tween gas station, Florida ave. and P st. e, and 47 Seaton pl. n.w. Phone North 2056-J BLACK BARPIN: eve, Mt. Pleas. ant._Tele e . ; containing Return to Bexible ioe Reward. ore Return '’ to Tae EF CABE—Brown leather: of 1o value (o any ooe but owner; $10 reward for return, The Bieber-Kau Co., 901909 8th st. s.e. £ 28 —~Diamond shape, green goid, with 2 sapphires, 2 pearls, platinum diamond {n set- ing in center; left on tal in fitting room, second floor, Corset Dept., at Kama's, on I Mond 2 CANE. rosewood - crook, silver tip; ved G BM. from W. B M. "1954. " Rewarg Ad: dress or return 1921 P at. n.w 9o CAMEO PIN, old-fashioned, about Reward if returned to 1118 Enclid st. COLLII December Address 1838 South Carolina_a Lincoln_9115. 28% DIAMOND CRESCENT PIN, between Ward- man Park Ion and far end Conn. Ave. Bridge, Friday afterncon, about 2:: Liberal reward. Mr. Charles J. Bell, American Security Trust Co., or telephone Cleveland 318, 29 FOX TERRIER—Female, one T ol FOX TENTIRR Pomale ooe Jour STy FRATERNITY PIN, black and gold. Reward } for return. _Phone Franklin 4678, w FUR COAT—Taken from Rauscher > take on December 26; party who hi will please communicate with Rauscher's as 800n_as possible. 1086 Conn. ave. Main 3105, GLOVE—Fur-lined leather, in or Toion Station. Reward offered. 516 lfllhn'l.('. :J:‘” HANDBAG—TLady’s, leather, contain] er 187, 00 Georgla ave. southbound c S abe: ay" afe 5 230 Friday atternoon. Rewar HANDBAG Toat, 3086 Q ot n.w., advertised Ia Star Dec. 23 gad 26, contained wrons Sales phone aumber." Will' party who called the number appearing in ad telephone Potomac 8012 or communicate with above address? HANDBAG, brown velvet, containing pair of eveglanses, ‘on Chiristmas day. Rewsra. 13 So. Clifton Terrac LIBERTY BOND GOUPO: I Vil Tiberal reward. . Adamis 3380 ' Spi MESH BAG, silver, Christmas night place, between 14th and 10th ats. ~ Gontents, one 310 and one $1 bill and small change. B ward. 1408 Perry pl. December 23. PEARL NWKLAC!—‘lvcnixn A. taumi, Argrie Col. 85383 Liberal reward. M sapphire and pearl. BROGCH—Dis Apartment, 17th and Park rd. PIN_Cresceat, ward, 104 Sth st o POCKETBOOK, black patent leather, contain- money, automobile license and papers; alusdle 66 owner. = Reward if returaed to owner, M. R. Zachary, . Alex.923.1, i N PUP—Collie. about 6 months old; Iast seer December 25 playing with letter carrier on Tth st. between Randolph and Quiney sts. B.w.; very playful. Finder please return to i1 Quincy st m.w. or call Col. 3308, Re. ward. PURSE—Contalning gray gioves and smail articles; in Del Ray or Betmoen Del and Washington. Please call Franklin and Mrs."B.C. Thompacs, €20% Maziand notity ave. RING—Lady’s, old _gold, with Tourmaline setting; between lonal Library_ and Hotel Powhatan, Reward if returned to Hotel Powhatan. . RING_Plaia ¢old, Wednoaday. oo 148+t between Columbia ‘and Park rds. o in Park Road Post Office, or in_Arcade Market; ring engraved “R. K. C. to 3. G. B." Reward it returned to_Apt. 3, 3015 14th st. n.w. 277 WATCH—Friday aight about 9 p.m., & lady's small gold watch, Waitham movement; mono- grum A. E. B.: vicinity of $th M a7 kst beiween 0th and 11th, or 12t iberal reward; 28 Pot. 3442 28° s 'be- nd Q. e < #$115, 1n tweni , fves and ones. Ample T ward if returned to 730 4h st. me. and | | | | i i WASHINGTON, D. Co POPULAR NAVY GIRL Netherlands and Mme. de Graeff will be the ranking guests. | Mrs. Hull. wife of Gen. John Hull, will preside at the tea table this afternoon for Miss Katharine McNeal, who will entertain a large company in her apartment at 1723 I street in compliment to her house guest, Mies Louie Mudgett of Boston Mrs. Eads Johnson of Philadelphia was hoste at luncheon today at Rauscher's for her sister, Miss Eliza. beth Stiles, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waddell Stiles. The other guests were Miss Barbara Stan- fleld, the Misses Lejeune, Miss Hilda Ann Hill, Miss Elizabeth Mohun, Mis; Elizabeth Sutherland, Miss Mar: Treadwell, Miss Margaret “'l‘f!, Miss Katharine Dunlop, Miss Beatrice Mc- Lean, Miss Anne Devereau, Miss Mary Lois Paschal, Miss Louise Claytor, Miss Anne Covington and Miss Kdtharine Wrenn. v g and Mrs. R Reynolds Hitt will entertain a company of young people at dinner this evening at Grasslands Country Club preceding the dance which Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leiter will give. AT, Gen. and Mrs. Wilbur Wilder are at White Sulphur Springs for several weeks and on their return to Wash- ington will be at home at 1227 Sixteenth street, the home of Mrs. Wilder's mother, Mrs. Norman Wil- liams. Gen. and Mrs. Wilder, the latter formerly Mrs. Wesley Merritt, were married about a week ago. Rose Greely has left Washing- tolL)“!(.or the Winter and salls in January for Europe. She is supple- menting. her American course in architecture by study of architecture in Prance, Italy and Englan® She probably will return in June. Gen Greely meanwhile has taken guarters at the Cosmos Club, where he will pass most of the Winter. Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. Camp- bell will be hosts to a company of 30 at dinner this evening, entertaining in compliment.to Miss Beatrice Mc- Lean, debutante daughter of Capt. and Mrs, Ridley McLean. Later in the evening Capt. and Mrs. Campbell will take their guests to the Chevy Chase Club for dancing. lidshipman F. Kent Loomis of the Ll:-a of 1025, United States Naval Academy, is spending the Christmas holidays visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brooks Smith, at the Hotel Roosevelt. 7 Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Neely will have with them for the l‘.hrlnma: holldays thelr son, Ensign Guy Mor- ton Neely, attached to the U. S. S. Galveston. Miss Dorothy White, dfiugh(er :f 1 G. White, was hostess l’\xx;‘:h':;‘:\htodny at the New Willard, her guests including Miss Barbara Watson, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss Lilla Lyman, Miss Beverly Ritten- house, Miss Paula Brown, Miss Eliza- beth Parker, Miss Eleanor Daniels and Miss Berenice Norris. After the luncheon Miss White took her gugsts, all classmates at Western High School, to the matinee at Keiths. The Chiet of Staff and Mrs. John L. Hines are omitting their usual Sun- day afternoon at home tomorrow in their quarters at Fort Myer. They will recelve on_Thursday afternoon, holding & New Year day reception in their quarters at the post. General and Mrs. Hines have with them for the holiday season their son, Cadet John L. Hines of West Point and thelr nephew, Mr. Franklin Dick- man of Ann Arbor, Mich.,, the latter leaving December 30 and Cadet Hines staying with them until after New Year day. Mme. Ekengren entertained a party of young folk at the Chevy Chase Club yesterday afterfioon for her daughter, Miss Elsie Ekengren, who has come from her school at Fox Croft, Mlddleburg, Va. to spend the holldays with her mother. Miss Barbara Hight and Miss Phyllis Hight, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Hight, will entertain a com- pany of 30 at the annual tea dance which the Washington Club gives the Saturday after Christmas. Miss Afleen M. Moran will be at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock at 1540 Mintwood place. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Williams announce the engagement of their daught Amelia to Mr. James A. Burroughs of New York. The wed- ding will take place on the 24 of April. £ Mrs. Koones Drury is entertaining at bridge this afternoon for Mrs, Al- bert Crawford Lewis, a bride of the rly Winter, at her home on Nine- teenth street. There will be five tables for playing and a tea will follow with a number of additional guests. The hostess will be assisted in re- ceiving by her mother, Mrs. Samuel Shively Koones, and Mrs, Willlam Du Val Brown, mother of the guest of homer; Mrs. Gllbert Cole Smith, Mrs. Charles Kneller Koones and Mrs. John MISS ELEANOR H. BAKER, Daughter of Comdr. Cecil §. Baker, U. S. N., and Mrs. Baker of 2237 Bancroft place, for whom they are entertaining at a tea thix afternoon. Slvans Mayfleld will be in the dining room. There is a gay decoration in Christ- mas co ment suite. Dr. and Mrs. Abram spending a few days in City, where thesdoctor is to deliver a few addresses on_are ew York scheduled Mr. and Mrs, Francis Marion more will entertain at dinner evening at the Chevy Chase Club. Miss Virgittia M. Nicholls of Park avenue is having a tea this afternoon from 4 to 6 for her guest for the holidays, Miss Lillian Hooks, and Miss Bettie Hooks of North Carolina will also entertain at bridge Saturday evening. Wig- this Mr. Carlos Clark Van Leer, jr., who has retusned from Yale University, is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, tional Press Club will have as its guests of honor at its weekly luncheon Monday ‘at the Hotel Hamilton Mr. Henry L. Sweln- hart, rccently elected president of the National Press Club, and Mr. Hugh Wilson of the diplomatic serv- ice, on rent infoymation of partment The Women's the State De- Mr. Leo W. Simon is spending the week end in_Philadelphia as the guest of Mr. Clayton Whitehill, who is entertAining at a house party. Miss Adelaide Oxnard has come up from her hcme in Upperville, Va., for a visit in Washington and is stop- ping at the Shoreham Miss &elen Richardson and Miss Virginia Richardson are entertaining at bridge this afternoon at their home on Lamont street, the guests includ- ing Miss Maud Mason, Miss Adelaide Bride, Miss Elizabeth Hume, Miss Mary Bradley, Miss Elemita Cren- shaw, Miss Helen Standley, Miss Frances Fuller, Miss Sareh Neville, Miss Virginia Brant, Miss Charlotte Childress, Miss Hallie Brooke, Miss Anne Scott, Miss Elizabeth Waish, Miss Jocélyn Beard, Miss Virginia Russell, Miss Dorothy Eynon, Miss Carolyn Alexander, Miss Mary Park- er, Miss Jane Parker, Miss Margery Shinkle, Miss Elizabeth Edwards, Miss Marion Carmichael, Miss Doro- thy Childress, Miss Dorothy Duff, Miss Elizabeth Ridsdale, Miss Mary Selden. Miss Katherine Martin, Miss Jane McDill, Miss Sophle Beall, Miss Barbara Hight, Miss Jessie Adkins end Miss Anne Turner. Additional guests have been asked for tea, when Mrs. Fielder M. M. Beall and Mrs. Herbert Miflin Hall will preside at the tea table, Mrs. Samuel Paschal will be hostess to a company of 30 young people at dinner this evening, enter- taining for her daughter, Miss Mary Lois Paschal. Congressional Family Return After New Year. Representative and DMrs. Ernest Ackerman and the latter’s sister, Miss Jullette Webber, will return to their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel January 5, after passing the holidays at their home in Plainfleld, N. J. Miss Alice A. Barksdale was the guest of honor for whom a bridge luncheon and linen shower were given this afternoon by Miss Florence Se- ville Berryman at the Columbia Coun- try Club. Miss Barksdale, a grand- daughter of the Rev. Dr. J. J. Muir, chaplain of the United States Senate, is to be married next Tuesday night. Guests, including her bridesmaids and other friends, were: Miss Eliza Barks- dale, Miss Eugenia Harris, Miss Mir- iam Richards, Miss Rose Killian, Miss Evangelene Lovett, Miss Helen Harp- er, Miss Maxine Girts, Miss Katherine Spellman, Miss Mildred O'Neill, Miss Elizabeth Winston, Miss Gretchen Campbell, Miss Virginia Schmucker, Miss Lois Thompson, Miss Ruth Holmes, Miss Carolyn Young and Mrs. C. K. Berryman, Mrs. H. A. Polkin- horn, Mrs. H. K. Reynolds, Mrs. E. T. Muir, Mrs. Henry C. Merwin, Mrs. Samuel Spruce, Mrs. C. B. De Shazo and Mrs. Edward Fenwick, jr. Mr. and Mrs. David D. Caldwell are entertaining a large party of young folks at a dance this evening in their home on Mount Pleasant street for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Burgess Caldwell. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell will have assisting them the latter's mother, Mrs. Frank Repp; Miss Mary Cath- erine Caldwell, Miss Rhoda Becker and Miss Irene Grace Kuebler. Dates for Army and Navy Officer Dances. The committes in charge of the dances to be given during the Winter by the officers of the Navy and Marine Corps on duty in the District of Columbia announce that they wil take place on the following dates January 12, February 18 and April 15. They will be at the Willard, where they have been held in the past. The Merril Club of the Eastern High School will dance in the Garden House of the Grace Dodge at 10 o‘clock rs throughout the entertain- | | Fleet of this cits. duty in the division of cur-| SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1924. MRS. JAY HAYDEN DIES FROM HEART DISEASE Wife of Newspaper Correspondent Expires Suddenly in Home Here. Mrs. Marguerite Scholl layden, wife of Jay G. Hayden, Washington correspondent of the Detroit News, died suddenly last night from an at- tack of heart disease at their home here, 2324 Twentieth street northwest Mrs. Hayden, apparently in good health, was talking with Mr. Hayden and her mother, Mrs. Scholl, bout 11:30 o'clock when she became ill. Two physicians were called in, but they were unable to revive her Funeral services, which will be private, will be held at the home at 10 am. tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr. J. J. Mulr, chaplain of the Senate will officiate. Interment will be made in_Detroit. Mrs. Hayden had many friends in ‘Washington. She came here with Mr. Hayden in 1914, when he was assigned to Washington as corre- spondent for the Detroit News. Mrs. Hayden was born in Detroit in 1892, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scholl. She is survived by her hus- band, a son Martin, 11 years old, and her mother, Mrs. Scholl, who has made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Hayden in Washington. REVISE FOOD RESTRICTION Government Allows Small Percent- age of Calcium Sulphate in Salt. Sale under the Federal Food and Drug Act of table salt containing not more than 1.4 per cent calcium sul- phate, and 0.1 per cent of other sub- stances insoluble in water, was tem- porarily allowed in an order issued today by the Department of Agricul- ture. A permanent provision to the same effect is under consideration ——e Marriage Licenses. Marriage following: Jonn R. Josepn H and Pearle .. Brent of Rockfish, Bernard 1. Jones of Madison, Helen T.. Bonebrake of, this ci Rober( McGhee and Lillian Fredericksburg. va Thomas H. Eakle and Lethia Hoffman, both of Waynesboro. Pa Hares E. Waliers and Agnes C. Ropert L. Martin, jr., of and ‘Torin 1. Wagner of this Benjumin W. Summy and 1 Martin Portor and Ada Paroe Thomas Bro Tom Jarley and Gertrude Good William E. Branson and Josephine Lee. Joseph Baumer and Hazel A. Phillips Joseph S. Hliteshew and Sarah F. both of Halnesville, Va. Bernard W. Luck and Dorothy M. Herndon, both of Richmond, Va. Fred J. Miller ‘and Mary Schultz, both of Baltimore, Md Ramucl Goldstein of Brookiyn, N. Y., aod and licenses bave been issued Bar R s and Dora Strother Jacobs. McCall, N, Dottie T. Klibanoff of this city den T. Keeting of Nattick, Edna P. Todd of this city. Leslie E. Spock, jr.. of Rabylon, Estella riest of this city urence A. Kelley and Stella M. Mudd. Edward Smith of Brentwood, Md., Lottie Bass of Mount Rainier, Md. Louis J. Bechhold and Eiiza Perry of Quantico, ¥ Chatman of this ci Stanley Deskins of Hall Hill, Va N. Y., and and ih Reall . and Irma L. and Jessie this evening. couples. There will be about Mr. Sumner Welles of the United | States foreign service is at the Hotel Hamilton while spending a few day: in Washington. James MacFarquhar will be ss at the tea to be given by the 's City Club, 22 Jackson plac tomorrow afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock. Assisting Mrs. MacFarquhar will be Mrs. Edgar Brown, Mrs. G. O. Dove, Mrs. Theodore Hoftettler, Mrs. C. F. Finch and Mrs. Lotta Moran Mrs. Frank Mack will preside at the tea table. | S | Eben F. Comins is leaving today | for New York, where he is putting a| large exhibition of his portraits on! view. He expects to return to his| Connecticut avenue home about| January 21. Mr. Charles Piez, who, during the war was head of the Emergency Fleet Corporation, entertained infor- mally at dinner last night at the New Willard, where he is spending sev- eral days. Mr. Joseph Bradbury Campbell has left Washington for Maine, where he Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported to the Heaith Department in the last 24 hours: Oscar Haring, 76, Emergency Hospital Floreuce A. Barnard. 75, 1443 Euclid st. Isasc Porter, 7 ey 'Hospital. Willlam Van Vieck, 70, Sibley Hospital, Henry A. Wills, 64, 439 Missouri ave. Robert Durrab, 56, ‘1312 13th_st. Mary Ford, 54, Emergency Hosp! Ettd Saunders, 22, George Washiogto: versity Hospital. Dorothy Norris, Hospital- Harold Vincent Walker, 31 days Wiiliam Charlis Cutler, town University Hospital Infant of Ermal and El hours, 821 M o Uni- Georgetown University 58 I st. 20 days, George- abeth Ganoe, 10 Lettic Thomas, 80, 2633 Sheridan rd. s.e. Jerry Brown. 49. Freedmep's Hospita James Dorsey, 29, St. Elizabeth’s Hospltal. Eugene Curtis, 28, 3919 Ch: reported. None but the brave deserves the fair—and none but the brave can live with some of them, says Everybody's Magazine. €ards of Thanks SHUGH. We wish to express our sincers thanks and appreciation to our relatives and friends, also to Lebanon Lodge, No. 7. F. A A M., of Washington, D. C.. aod Door to Virtue' Lodge, No. 46. 'F. A. A. M., and to Charity Todge, No. £8, K. of P., of West- minster, Md.. for their acts of kindness and beautiful foral tributes at the death of our beloved Lusbasd and brother, WILLIAM E. MRS, NELLIB SHUGH, MRS. MARGARET 5 ¥ WATBON. We wish to express our apprecia tion o our many relatives and friends for their sympathy and beautiful foral tributes at the recent death of our heloved busband d father, JAMES E. WATSON Birth. STEVENSON. On December and Mrs. Perry J. Stevenson of Pow Parktown North, Johaunesburg, Sout rica, a daughter. Beaths. ANDERSON. Frigay. 1 Waiter lieed " Honpita INE DEANT Wit ov. formenls of i Cliapel 1520 Paan BUNDICK. At the residence 24, 1924, Mrs. MARY L. of € es P. Bundick. Wasnington. . ¢ CHAPLIN. December 19 at 12 poor W, W. CHAPLIN. Funeral from his ate CLARRE. Saturday morn ing. December 1024, at s in e pieas ARk e M Rty and ember 26, 1924, at ELLA CHRISTO. 7 Maj. Johp An Arms £ Col o’clock Ivania ave. Va.. Decembe UNDICK, widow Services at her sis Monday, December 29, pm’, Glenwood Cemetery, : 28% st Mrs of "Alice A sister of F. H. M Notice of funers at his st Alex beioved Tusband Funeral services from M. E. Church d Winch Va Thursday, December r residence. 310 of Churles E. Dessez. ¥ ot Comforter Church Monday, December 29, at 9 o'clock a.m. Relatives and friends it Interment private. DUDLEY. Thursdas, December 23, 1 her residence, 901'5th st. ne.. LAU (nee Shephard), wife of Joseph E. Dudley and mother of Frunk E. Dudley. Faneral from Wilson Memorial Church, 11th st s.» between ¢ and Eye, at 2 p.m., Sundar, De. cember Due fo iliness in the family lodge members and friends please meet st {he church. lnterment at Congressional Cemeters 7 GARRETT. Suddenly 1 t 1 n.m., CHARLES EDWARD GA RETT, beloved husband of Georgana Tett. father of Mrs. Nettie Pinch George T. Garrett. Notice of fanecal GESSFORD. Suddenly, Friday, Decemby 1924, at 7:30 p. Fesidence 15th st niw M., beloved wife Maj. Harry L. Gessford. Notice of fune hereafts i GRAHAM. Garfield THOMA loved bre 313 North Columbus CAROLYN R A, Crump, iher o Papers please copy. DEBSEZ. Suddenly, 1924, 114 924, at RA A idas. December Sudden " GRATIAM, ‘aged 58 sears - Decomber 30, 1024, i e ELIZABETH, beloved wife (v{r Relatives and friends foviied.. 0 "o HARRIS. December . 1924, at Joh: kine Hospital, Bertiimere. Sd., st 1o 0P WILLIAM F. HARRIS, beloved husband of RS, T o e ot 23 at 2 pm. Interment at nwy metery. Relatives and frieads Tovited, o o age’ HOLLAND. Woinesdey, December 24, 1024 st her mydence T2 RETETRL A d Henrietta Hollan e and nd andg. Siasy and friends invit JACKSON. Entered ward 0, . from Hrooks. = Funera 30 o'clock p.m.. se. Relatives into eternal rest will spend the holidays with his mother and_father, Judge and Mrs. | Royden V. Brown of Bingham, Mr. and Jrs. Arthur E. Mason of West Newton, Mass., are spending the week_end gt the Hamilton Hotel FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Timothy Hanlon 641 H ST. N.B. 43 WM. H. SARDO & CO.,, 412 H St. X.E. Phone Lincoln 524. Modern_Chapel. Automobile Fusersla ¥ T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED AT _ 1788 N. CAP. ST. 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THOMAS R. JACKSO beloved husband of Hester Webster Jackson aud devoted father of Lawrence, Theodore and Shermas Jackson. Notice of funeral hereafter. (Alexandria papers piease copy.) JOHANNES. Friday, December 26, 1924, at his residence. 3149 Mount Pleasant st. n.w.. IRA H., beloved husband of Katherine D. Johannes. Fiueral services at St. Mark's Episcopal Chu d and A sts. se.. day. December 2 p.m JOHANNES. A special No. A:A. Manday, December at Lodge Room No. 1, New Masonie Tempis, Washington D, C. for the purpose of conducting Masonic burial wervices for our late brother, TRA H. JOH. By order of the Worshipful Mast SIDNEY I. RESSELIEVRE. . 28 JOHANNES. = The members of Association dest Tnhabitants are requested to attend the funeral of our late associate member, IRA H. JOHANNES, from St. Mark's Epis copal Church, 3rd anda A sts. s.e., Monday, December 29, at 2 p.m > THEODORE W. NOYES. . President J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secreta g 28 LEHMAN. Washington, D. C., Lodge, No. 15, B. P. 0. Elks. The lodgs' will convene in'“sexsion of xOrrow™ at 6:45 0'clock p.m.s December 27, 1924, for the purpose of pas. ing a tribute 1o ‘the memory of our late brother, EDWARD J. LEHMAN, who passed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereafter Decem 26. Elk services at residence, 1401 Fairmont st. n.w. By order of JAMES A. BALDERSON. Exalted Ruler. Attest WA S, SHELBY, Secretars. MONTGOMERY. Departed this ber 26, 1924, at 8:22 am iliness, at his residence. 1854 Dr. J. H. MONTGOMERY Vermont Avenue Baptist Church, December 28, at 1 p.m. tives invited to attend. Cemetery. Remal James & Bro., 15th York City, N. ¥ pers please copy.) MONTGOMERY. The Eldermen TRelief Asso- ciation announces the death of Dr. JOSEDH i1, MONTGOMERY at his residence Friday, December 26, 1924. Funeral will be held on Sunday at 1 p.m. from the Vermont Avemue Baptist Church. H. H. NAYLOR, President J. C. BURLLS, Secretars. 28 MURRAY. Friday. December 26, 1921, JOHN P., beloved husband of Mary (nee Mochan). 1317 Farragut st. neral from the above residence December 29, at 8:30, thence to briel's Church, where mass will be said at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. NIEHUS. Suddenly. December 23. 1924 ‘Augeles, Calif.. KARL C.. belov of Mary L. Nichus and father of Mise Isabel H. Nichus and Mrs. Florence F. Archam- bault. Notice of funeral hereafter. * NEIL. Departed this life Thursday, December 25, 1024, at 12:15 p.m. residence, 726 Hobart Pl n.w., WILLIAM E. NEIL, be- loved husband of Nancy Nefl, son of Rev, William E. and_ Lucinda Neil: brother of Henry, Alonso, Liston, John. Oliver, Theo- dore and Sallie Neil. 'Funeral from 'Asbury M. E. Church, 11th and K at Deécembe: 28, at 1 p.m. Interment don, Va. NEIL. The sublime princes of Jonathan Davis Cousistory will assemble at Scottish Rite Hall Saturday night, December 27, 1924, at 11 o'clock, regail themselves and’ go in body to Lomax's chapel, 1400% S st. n.w.. for the purpose of conducting ‘the kadosh service _over our late brother. Sublime Prince WILLIAM E. NEIL, 82°. By order of CICE LEE, 33°, HENRY P. BRISCOE, 32°, Keeper of Seals and Records. NEIL. Companions of Markwell Chiapter, No, 12, Royal Arch Musons, F. A. A. M., are liereby notified to axsemble At Asbury E. Church, '1th and K st<. n.w., p.m. lifa Decem- Sunday, Friends ‘and rela- Interment Harmony at chapel of E._ R d L sts. nw. (New and Raleigh, N. C., Moderate Prices. 14th & H._Tel. M. 8707. Geo. C. Shaffer °*R.1"E; CHOICE FLORAL EMBLEMS 8t MODERATE PRICES, m L. Regulation H. P. HOPERT, at ter | MARY | | DARE Beaths. NEIL. Officers and members of Columbia Lodge. No. 85, 1. B. P. 0. E. W., are he by ordered to convere in a sesslon of sorrow tonight, December 27, 1924, at 8 p.m., (o Par-a tribute of respect to the memory of nd arrange for attending the funeral of gur late brother, WILLIAM E. NEIL. who dsparted thin life Thursdsy, December 25 1924, at 12:15 p.m. Funerai will be he Bunday, December 28, 1924, at 1 pm.. from Asbury' M. E. Churchl, 11th and K sth. n.w < tev. King, Dastor.—Hrothers are ordered (o assemble 4t the church, b ing Star Lodge, No, 9, Y Attest . B. P. 0. 2 JOHN F. ROSS. Exalted Ruler ALFONEO E. WILLIAMS, Secty. * December 26, 1024, at 9:30 idence, 1825 Otis pl.. HENRY beloved husband of Mary Kober Funeral from his late residence Mouday, December 29, at 11 a.m. Relatives od Irends lovited 'Interment st Congres siopal “Cemetery. (St. Loui Denve Dapers please copy.) R ROBINBON. Departea this 1924, at 1 o'clock p.m., Rev. JAMES ROR INSON. He leaves to' mourn thelr loss 1 wife, thres daughters, two sons, a host of nd relatives. ' He was pastor of St _Baptist ~ Church, King George Va. ears. His remains will e . fa December 2 26th and P sts LR Funeral Moo Frievds and 11 be conducted by the Confere . and vicinity. . D., LL, D., secretary SMITH. Departod this lite Wednesday, cember 24, 1924, at 11:40 p.m., after a lin- gering llldess, at her residence, 502 Main: ave ‘ww., ELIZABETH SMITH, de mother of Maud Chew. Charlotts Carroll John, Alice, Andrew, Wesley and Frances Bmith; sistér of Mri, Mary Barnes, Alex ander Henson, Thomes and Willlam Jenkins Funeral from’ Ridgley's M. F. Church. Sea Pieasant, Md., Sunday, December I8, a 1 o'clock p.m. Somewbere in P s0d's glory Mother is now a shiniog star, Dwelling in that holy city With the golden gates THE FAMILY 1924, at ber SMITH. Thursday residence, 422 20th st. n.w. MARY P SMITH, ‘mothier of Martha Harkett, Bersic Ramos, Margaret Swann, Joho Smith, Laura Sheiton, Joseph Smi d lena Long. Fu | neral Sunday, December at_1:30 pw from Liberts’ Baptist Chy tween Il aod I sts. Re! invited | BNYDER. Wednesdas. ber son’s residence. r, 3538 Thirty-fo, Md. “ANNA SOPHIA Snyder of Baltimore. Md above residence on Monday, December 29, 8:30 a.m., thence to St. Jamee where requiem high mass will the repose of bher soul. Relats friends iovited. Interment at Baltimore, Md 2 TOWLES. TOWLE December 24, 124, 3 . Henry T. R. Sny st.. Mount Raiuier. widow of Her Fuoeral from the December 26, 102 1 . formerly of Culpeper, Va., aged 56 Funeral from the residence of his ‘sister. Mrs. Upton, 1880 Eekin n.e., on Monday, December Interment Glenwood Cemeters TUCKERMAN. dence. GEORGE W port mmittal st Isn. N. Y. WEED. Wednesday evening, December =1, 1924, at Bronxville. N.Y., JULIA KETCH AM WEED, belosed wife' of late L. Wal r Weed. 'Funeral. Wright's chapel, Sa urday at 11 a.m. Interment in R. C. Cem | i In sfemoriam. ABEL. 1n sad iut ear wife BE: one year ago i on, & reme ¥. Decembe God. what a weight of so Must 1, the lonely one, bear locely ‘home. a silent voice i Aud only her vacant chal: I did not stand beside her bed Nor did I wee her life depa t when T heard that she was dead It nearly broke my heart Dear is the grave where Bessie is I Sweet i lier memors that never will fa. Tart of life lies buried deep Usnder the #od where Be How T miss the Of the oze T loved so de t I listen for her coming sure that she is v kind id and | = | ie sleeps. welcome footstens viog b Sadly missed HER LONELY HUSBAND, JOHN J. AL ABEL. In a1 but my dear xter BF sear ago today ving reme i deps ! December struggled with discase That bafed skil 5 Haw loug she linge ed with pa But with ail paticnce she did bear cfore my eves she faded. Growing weaker, day by das Patiently” hearing her sufferisg Until God took her away ber siowls leaving me As helpless T stood by And drained the cup of bitter That morning 1 saw her die. In the graveyard, softly sleeping Where the flowers geatls wase Lies the one I loved 8o dear And tried so hard to save Beasie, how hard 1 tried to keep yo rayers and tears were all in va. Happy angels came and took you From thin worid of aches and pa HER LOVING SISTER DORA | ABELL. In sad but loving memory of m | Vdear “sister, “BESKIE 8. ABELL. who {»ntm ]m life ooe year ago toc , Dec To us the saddest of the sear, Dear Dessie, who died one Sear ago fodas HER SISTER BROOKS. In sad but loving remembrance my dear husband. ROBERT BROOKS, wio died two_years ago today HIS WIFE, HATTIE BROOKS ad remembrance of our dear and _mother-in-aw, = BARBARA who departed this lite ooe year agn December 26, 1923, It is lonesome here without you And all slong the way Our Learts are sad A ‘we {nink of yon today. YOUR LOVING SON. CLEVELAND, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, MABEL. | DICKERSON. 1In sad but losing remembrs of our dear mother, ALICE BRf DICKERSON, who departed this lifr years ago today, December 27, 1927 Sieep on, dear mother, and take Gone. but pot forgott HER DEVOTED ' CHILD® BROOKS AND WILLLS FITZHUGH. Tn loving m friend, MAE ANGELYN died one year ago today, Deceu Scems like to me T just can't help but sigh; Seems Iike to me A tear stays in my eye Since you went aw FLORENCE LETCHER TOMS. loving memory of BENJAMIN Sr., who_departed on Decen o0z sh To see | | DARE. ‘mothier In AND GASKINS. T L. GASKIN: ber 27, 1917, who_ departed mber § MRS, ROSA GASKINS AND DEEN. IS. In sad but loving remembrance R oar father, JESSE ARRI, wh d. varted this life December 27, 1918, HER CHI. The days go on just as before, The sun shines just the same. But way down deep within our hearts Is that never-ending pain SADLY MISSED BY THE CHILDREN, A BERTA, EDWARD. ROBERT, CORA'ANT) ADOPTED DAUGHTER, NATALIE ) DONALD HARRIS. . BRIS. In sad but loving remembrance of AT Pefovea wite of Charies B, Harr: who departed this life two years ago todsy December 27, 1022. Gone. hut not_forzotten. HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN * TIN. In loving remembrance of my sis M FRANCES MARTIN (gee Rhodes) Who died £ix years ago foday. December 1018, TU"HER SISTER, EDNA O'NEIL. Sacred to the memory of our dear daughter, TERESA AGNES O'NEIL, who de parted this life six years ago today, Decem ber 27, 1918, To_ the’ beautiful hereafter, In the life that is to be, Somewlhere in God's great forever, Dear Teresa, we shall meet with three HER FAMILY In sad but loving remembrance of my dear wife, PAULINE C. ROTH, who de rted this life 15 years ago today, Decem per 27, 1909. HER ' DEVOTED MARTIN ROTH. . SCOTT. Sacred to the blessed memory of wy parents, ELLEN SCOTT. who dled Decen ber 17, 1913; WILLIAM SCOTT, who parted 'this life seven years ago today, 1 cember 27, 1917. Eternal rest awalt thee. NANNIE 8. AND RICHARD C. BROOK: SOOTT. In loviog memory of my dew ‘mother, MILLIE, who left us December 7, 1920, and brother, December 15, 1918. Safe in the arms of Jesus. CORA E. SCOTT. In sad but loving remembrance of my loving mother, ELIZABETH TIPPETT. who departed. th 2 years ago today, December 27, 191 HER LOVING C. D. TIPPETT. ‘WOODEN. Sacred to the memory of our de. voted fathier, JEREMIAH WOODEN, wio passed pescetulls to rest fre years Jecember 27, 1919. Anniversary mams 8t St._Augustine's “Church Loved in life. remembered in dea THE CHILDBEN. ROTH. HUSBAND, .