Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1925, Page 7

SOCIETY. SOCIETY The Ambassador of Great Britain Returns to the Embassy Tonight From New York Visit. ceed on India. HE Ambassador of Great Brit- ain, Sir Lsme Howard, is spending today in New York, where he went to attend the opening of an art exhibit. He will return here tonight. The Ambassador and Lady Isabella Howard entertained informally at uncheon yesterday, having among their guests Mrs. Butler Thwing, Mrs. Ossley Shore, Mr. and Mre. Garfleld | «nd Mr. Crosby their honeymoon trip to Senator and Mrs. Robert Beecher Howell will entertain at dinner Fri- day evening, January 16. They were hosts to a company of 12 at dinner last evening. The counselor of the German em- bassy, Dr. von Lewinski, will return to Washington this evening from New York, where he went to attend a meeting of the American Bar Asso- ciation. Dr. and Frau von Lewinski jwill go to New York January 18 to attend a dinner of the Lawyers' Club. {Dr. von Lewinski will return to Washington immediately after - the dinner, but Frau von.Lewinski will remain in New York for a few days. Wife of Egyptian Envor Receiving This Afternoon Mme. Yousry Pasha, wife of the Minister of Egypt, will be at home this afternoon Czechoslovak Minister, Dr. and_the counselor of Mr. J. Lipa, and Mme. to New York to say ood-bye to the Czechoslovak Minis- ter to Great Britain and Mrs. Jan Masaryk, who sailed for Europe on The Chvalkovaky the legation. Lipova went Mrs. Edward T. Sanford, wife of Mr. Justice Sanford, will receive Mon- day afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Representative and Mrs. Finis J. he George Washington today.|Garrett of Tehnesses have arrived Mr. and Mrs. Masaryk will later pro- |fn Washington and are at the Cairo = Hotel for the rest of the Winter. Mr. and_Mrs. Wade H. Ellis have gone to New York, where tonight * will attend the reception and banquet given at the Waldorf by the Ohio Society of that city. They will return to Washington Tue Willlam P, Maj. Wooten, | luncheon Tuesda: Dickman of § is visiting Mrs. Wooten, wife will entertain in honor of Augustine, Fla., Mrs. John Ja. Hines. of at Mrs, who €. Calhoun will not be at tomorrow afternoon but will eceive Sunday, January 15. Mrs Ih is making a short stay fladelphia. 8.5, e Miss Julia Cook entertained at luncheon today in honor of Miss Florence Claflin, whose marriage to Mr. Frank Andrew Herman of 1Il- linois will take place Wednesday. The guests remained for bridge. The company included Mrs. Alfred Powers Davis, Mrs. Bdward Kyle, Mrs. Fred- erick Sandlin, Miss J Copenhaven, Miss Helen Moran, Miss Katharin Dempsey of Philadelphia, Miss Mary | Frances Darr, Miss Ruth | Miss Frances Cole, Miss Marion Lin- ville, Miss Shepherd, Miss Dorothy Cook, Miss Hollan, Miss Elizabeth Martin, Miss Fretchen Campbell, Miss {Mary Battle, Miss Dorothy Bealer, Miss Frances Ward, Miss Mary Shoe- maker, Mrs. Harry E. Claflin. caracas Sweert Clhocolale /5 a fine ealing Chocolate Slip a cake in your pocket if startingon a long walk. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowie Chip. man will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of Mr. Oliver Harri- man of New York. There will be 14 Suests. Keepitin your desk for emer- .. gency lunches, or in your oo automobile. Walter Baker&Co.Ltd. ESTABUISHED 1780 | DorchesterMass. Montreal Can. IBOOKLET OF CHOICE RZCIPES SENT FREC Mrs. Hamilton Wright sailed for Europe on the Paris Wednesday. Miss Rosalind Wright, who is visiting the Netherlands charge d'affaires Madrid and Mme. Hubrecht, will join her later in Geneva its midwinter dinner at the Ma flower Hotel, on Connecticut avenue the night of February 18, Mrs. Sarah Marwick entertained a | small company at luncheon today | her residence on Rbode Island avenue. dir. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bradley will Direct From ‘Their London Successes Paul Specht's Garolina Club Orchestra Wil Play in Coujunction With Boernstein’s Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra During the E Saturday Dinner Dance Januar; 10th, Starfing at 7:30 P. M. Wardman Park Hotel For Mescrvatl Columbia 2000 Supper Dancing Every Evening. Tem to Twelve in| Phillips, | at| The Chamber of Commerce will give | at| THE EVENING STAR, entertain at a dinner party this eve- ning at the Chevy Chase Club in honor of the latters’ niece, Miss Eleanor Snyder, debutante daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. Slyvanus Stokes, ir., will entertain = company of 40 at din- ner this evening. They will be hosts again at dinner January 16. Maj. Gen. Sir Reginald Hoskins, Lady Hoskins and thelr daughter, Miss Amy Hoskins, who have been the guests of Col. Robert M. Thomp- son in Southampton, Long Island, are salling' today on the Caronla for iu- rope. The wedding: of Miss J. Margaret Rounds and Mr. John Lammey Stew- art will take place at 6 o'clock this evening in the most interesting sur- roundings, the ceremony being per- formed in the.quaint Garden Tea- house of the Grace Dodge Hotel, where an open fire and a room entire- 1y illuminated by candle light will glve particular charm. The bride {s the daughter of Mrs. Celia Ellsworth Rounds of Fall River, Mass., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stewart of Harrisburg, Pa. Dr. Robert Johnston of St. John's Episcopal Church will officiate, there being an improvised altar, where Claudius Pernet roses and stevia will form a decoration and will be used otherwige in the room. Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer, contralto; Miss Kathryn Riggs, harpist, and Mr. George Wilson, planist, will give a specially selscted program. Mrs. Rounds will accompany her daughter to the altar, and will wear a gown of gray chiffon, carrying a bouquet of pink sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The bride’s gown is of white chif- fon. with silver lace and silver beads, and her tulle veil will be worn with a silver coronet with orange blos- soms. Her bouquet is of white roses with a shower of lilles of the valley. There are no attendants. A buffet supper will be served fol- lowing the ceremony and reception. Among the out-of-town guests will be: Mrs. Celia E. Rounds, Fail River, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stewart, Harrisburg, Pa.: Miss Juliette W. Gladding, Providence, R. 1: Mr. E. Y. Mumford, Philadeiphia, Pa.: Miss Polly Mumford, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. | Philip Mumford, Philadelphta, P r. Alfred Douty, Philadelphia, Pa.; Mr. T Rounds, St. Pmul, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rounds, Glen Rock, N. I: Mr. and Mrs. George N. Rogers. Baltimore, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Litch, New York City. Alr. Stewart and his bride will go to Asheville, N. C, for a wedding trip, and after their return will be at home temporarily at Alllea Inn The flowers used in decoration in the Garden Houss will later be sent to the Children's Hospital Senator EdgesBuys Hitt Home Ax Winter Renidence. Scnator and Mrs. Walter E. Edge have purchased the house of Mr. and S. Reynolds Hitt at 120 Eight- centh street. They are now living at 1626 Rhode Island avenue and will not move into the new residence until the early Fall. Representative and Mrs entertained at a small dinner last in honor of Dr. Lauro de of Rome and had among their | Buests Surg. Gen. and Mrs, Hugh S. Cumming, Mrs. Mabel Walker Wille- brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Lews Wood and Miss Vera Bloom Sol Bloom The engineer officers of the "Wash- ington barracks and th wives en- tertained last night at a dinner dance In the barracks. Several dinners were given earlier in the evening, hosts including Col. {and Mrs. Otto B. Rosfenbaum, who had as their guests Col. and Mrs, Frank Jewell, Maj. and Mrs. Stuart Elllott, Col. Francis Parker, Col. and Mrs. David and Mrs. Clyde B. Parker. Maj. and Mrs. Irving J. Phiifipson had to dine with them Col. and Mrs. [Charles 11 Bridg: Col. and Mrs. Ezekial Williams, Col. and Mrs. Charles M. Bundel, Col. and Mrs. John . Thomas, Col. and Mrs. Fred R. Brown, Lleut. Col. and Mrs. F. C. surnett, Lieut. Col. and Mra. Charles Willard, Maj. and Mrs. Hugh H. Walthall, Maj. and Mrs. Emory Adams | and Maj. and Mrs. John B. Richard- Mr, Charles Beach Warren, former mbassador to Mexico, arrived here to- and is 2t the New Willard Hotel. will spend several days in Wash- BURCHELL’S [Bouqugt Coffee 45¢ Lb. A Delicious Blend N. W. Burchell 817-19 Fourteenth 3t. N.W. DULIN&MARTIN G 1215~1217 F Street and 1214 to 12_18 G Street Announce an EXHIBITIO of the famous LENOX CHINA to be held in our Gold China Room, five days, beginning Tuesday, January 13. A factory expert will be on hand with hundreds of new patterns will be exhibited along with our usual large assortment of distinctive TIHEF S UE) U 05 ] SIS T = e , which designs. i | | l | NVITED {for the Aged, to be held at the Arling- | charge of tickets ington, after which he will return to his home in Detrolt. Mr. Warren Delano Robbins, who has just ‘arrived from his post at the United States embassy in Berlin, foi®) a short stay in Washington, enter- tained a few friends at luncheon at the Shoreham yesterda: A series of benefits for Neighbor- hood House have been arranged to be given at the Wardman Park Theater by the Ram’'s Head Players, beginning ‘Thursday evening, January 15, when the regular performance of Gilbert Emery's fine play, “The Hero,” will be given, under the patronage of a commit- tee of prominent women keenly inter- ested in the worlk at Neighborhood House. On that evening there will be no regular sale at the box office, but all tickets will be sold by the com- mittee, of which Mre. Walter Tucker- man |s chalrman. ‘The great success resulting their first benefit by the Ram's Head Players during the Christmas holidays, when the pantomime, “A Story of Plerrot,’ was given, has declded tie committee to inaugurate this series, | to be held on the second Thursday night of each production of the Ram's Head season, which will continue into February. Mme. Bell, Carroll Ekengren, Mrs. Charies J. Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr, Mrs. James Frazer, Mrs. J. J. O'Connor, Mrs. Howland Quimby, Mrs. Cuno Ru- dolph, Mrs. Walter Tuckerman and Miss Eilen Vinton are patronesses for the benefit Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Fauth announce the marriage of their daughter, Claudine Elizabeth, to Mr. Clarence E. Woltz, January 5, Rockville, Md., the Rev. M. 8. Minnick officiating. Miss Winifred Telfair De Voe was hostess at bridge last cvening enter- taining In compliment to Miss Mary Lewis Harvey of North Caroling These asked to meet her were Mr. and Mrs. John Andrew Spanogle, Miss Catherine Hays, Miss Dorothy Mon- dell, Miss Nan Darton, Miss Effie Morgan, Miss Jean Gravatte, Miss Betty Bradford, Miss Katherine Towers, Mr. Verne Simmons, Mr. Wii- liam Kerlin. Mr. Harold Willey, Mr. Douglas Beattie, Mr. Frank Yates, Mr. Victor Wallace, Mr. John Ketchum, jr: Mr. John T. Midyette, Mr. Henkle of Tennesses and Mr Mc- Millan of South Carolina. Miss De Voe was assisted celving by Mrs. John Andrew Span- ogle and Miss Harvey. The rooms; were decorated with red roses and tulips. Supper was served after the gume. in re- Mr. Norton Barber who was vis- iting his parents, Judge and Mrs. O, M. Barber at Wardman Park Hotel, has returned to his studies at Har- | vard. { Miss Marie Louise Fout of Kansas | City, Mo, is passing a short time in Washington and is stopping at the Congress Hall Hotel Mra. Coolidge Sponsors Home for the Aged Benest. Mrs. Calvin Coolldge heads the list of patronesses for the card party un- der the auspices of the Hebrew Home to Hotel, Wednesday, January 21. at 2 o'clock p.m.., Mr: Kotz, 2624 Con- | nectlcut avenue, and Mrs. Milstone, 3130 Nineteenth street northwest, are in | The Internationsl Association of | Art and Letters will hold an at home | at their clubrooms, 1607 1 street northwest, from 4:30 to 6:00 o'tlock this afternoon. There will be a reception by the Bates Alumni Assoclation of Wash- Ington this evening &t the home of | the Commissioner of Patents and Mrs. Thomas E. Robertson, 6§ West Mel- rose street, Chevy Chase, in honor of | President Cligton Daggett Gray of| Bates College. Mrs. Charles C. Coombs, Mrs. Wil-| liam 8. Walker, Mrs. John M. Beavers, | Mrs. Jason Walerman and Mrs. James | I Harper will receive the guests aig the danoce for Columbia Chapter, D. R, Wednesday in the Roosevelt. Miss Marletta Wallace is chairman of the young ladies’ committee and| will have a large number of the younger set associated with her. Amons the patronesses are Mrs Harry New, Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, Mrs. Charles J. Bell, Mrs. Rob- ert Lee, 3rs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. Joseph Strauss, Mrs. J. D. White, Mrs. Floyd Waggaman and Mr&. Fred- slck A. Delano. | Miss Alice Baldwin, dean ot women‘ and assistant professor of history at Trinity College, Durham, N. C, will speak on “The College Women of North Carolina” at the College Wom- en’s Club tea Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. at the clubhouse, 1322 I street. Miss Baldwin is a graduate of Cor- nell University and has pursued grad- uats study in history there and at the Universities of Pennsylvania and Chicago. Other honor guests at the tca will be Mrs. Carolyn Norton Bost and Miss Amelia M. Olmstead. Mr Best, who will sing a group of songs, is a stranger to Washington music lovers, but is well known in New York and Philadelphia. Her accompanist will be Miss Olmstead. The first meeting of Mrs. John A, Le- jeune's group of circles, known as the rine Corps group. for the Chinese | fantasy, “A Game of Mah-Jong,” which to be given on Friday evening, ebruary §, in the New Washington Auditorfum, under the auspices of the Belleau Wood Memorial Association, will be held Thursday morning, at Mrs. Lejeune’s residence, Marine Bar- racks, at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Losan Feland, wife of Gen. Feland of the United States Marine Corps, is vice chairman of this group, which includes among others a num- LOST. TIght tan. tame Shaymus. Finder | notify E.'B. Culley, 1119 14th st.. Main 3650 for liberal rewar aze DAG AND BUNDLE FAMILY WASH, r sy, January 5. Finder please address Box 4T Star office, for suitable reward. .+ ; vicinity H st or La efte Park. for contents aud che . 0. Wililams, 2400 16th at. mw, " BEADE_String rl, between 10th and Pa. ave. and Navy Bldg.' Finder please call Mr. Waiters, Main 3660, between 8:30 a.mw. and ATREDALE d_some centa: also 3’ subscriptions for the Times: ontside or a Hezald Building. Rew Dorotby Daven- yed Call Col. 699. Reward. smull, gold, with circle T on keepsake.” Reward. Thove 12 PEN—Small brow .w. Reward. Col. 6324, * GLASBES —Ou 13(h L. car or on street be- tween 14th and K aod U. Reward. North white 818, ¢ GTASSES—_Usford._engraved, =73 biack ribbon, in vienity of 17th and G sts n.w. Reward. Apt. 1004. 1886 Eye st. . GLABSES—Tortolse shell, Diack lealher case, on Thursday between home. 14th dnd B sts. Reward if retursed to 2118 O st now. North 28. DOG—Cocker spaniel. brown, female. name Teddy: collar and tag No. 9056. Reward. 1828 18th n.w. PIN—_New Vear eve at Harvey's, small pin, PIN opals and three diamonds. Keward. Main 624, 31 powman.~ ~ i _Swall jevsied strvice pin: $10 reward if_returned to 1227 10th st w.ow. PUP, Alredale. about 6 months old: scratched ou collar. Reward. 1392 RING—Amethyst. io Pulais Roral T Rom.Ample reward. _Frankiin 5802, 1o RING—Lady's. platinum, square fligree, 5 wmall_diamonds, Thursday ... between Col. and Querry roads and Comn. ve. and § Teward. Col. 2291, THIMBLE Gold. #0d_ryeglussen: hear and Clifton; suitable reward. 2536 14th st. Cot._1719. TTY CASE. smail_siiver: initlals G. M. near 18th and B n.w. Finder please tele- oos Potomac 2826, Reward. e WRIST WATCH, gold, uear Georgin ave. T Decatur. Jon. B Rewara S Hetarn 0 919 Decat Tow T between Alli- o York* Plone Col. 152 WASHINGTON, D."C, | theory Death Ends Suffering DR. FREDERICK K. SWETT. ber of women promient in Marine Corps circles here in Washington. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. T. G. Winter, Miss M. Garrett Hay and Miss Belle Sherwin will be guests of honor at the Women's City Club tea tomorrow afternoon, from 4:30 to 6 o'clock, when Mrs, Charles McNary will be hostess, assisted by Mrs. George Ricker, Mrs. Henry Rainey Mrs. Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. Wil liam E. Chamberlin and Mrs. Laura A. Bradley. Mrs. Gertrude Bischoft and Mrs. Albert Putney will preside at the tea table. An_informal mah-jong wiil Monday at §:30 o'cloc will be prizes. party of cards and be given at the club k pm. There Mrs, Virginia White Speel. presi- dent of the District of Columbia Fed- eration of Women's Clubs, will enter- tain at a tea in honor of Mrs. John D. Sherman, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, and th- members of the executive board of i.e General Federation, Wednes- day afternoon, from 5 to 7 o'clock, at general headquarters, 1734 N street. CIT& NEWS IN BRIEF. Miss Grace Leigh Scott, director of social morality, W. C U.. will speak tomorrow, 3 p.m., Calvary Baptist Church. Subject: Parents of Yesterday and Today.” Ladies Invited. Viaible and Invisible,” is the subject of a lecture to be given at United Lodge of Theosophists, 1731 K street, tomorrow, 8 p.m. All wel- come. The Red Triangle Outing Club will meet tomorrow at Chain Bridge 9:40 a.m., for a 1z-mile hike. Buy round- trip ticket to Great Falls. Hike will be from Glendale along Difficult Run to Great Falls. “Man, The D. C. Public School Associa- tion will hold a joint meeting of its committees on educational méthods and progress, legislation and school expanslon, Monday, 8 p.m., in Frank- lin School building. Subject: Five- year building program. All interest- ed are welcome. The St. David's Society, composed of citizens of Welsh origin, will meet Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the studio of Df. and Mrs. T. S. Lovette, 1731 Connecti- cut avenue. All Welsh people are asked to be present. Twenty singers or more will be selected to begin re- hearsal for January 28, on which oc- casion Repre: tative Clyde Kelly has invited a chorus of Welsh folks to sing Welsh airs as a feature of a “Welsh night” to be given by the Pennsylvania Soclety. The Sixteenth Street High = Citizens' Association will meet Mon | aay at Sixth Presbyterian Church The Cleveland Park School and Community Association Wwill meet Jauuary 16, 8 p.m. in John Eaton School. Dr. C. B. Joiliffe of the Bu- reau of Standards will explain the and practice of radio trans mission and reception. Northeast Washington Citize: sociation will meet Monday. 8 p.m., Ludlow School The Takoma Park Circle of the Child .Conservation league of Amer- fea will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the Takoma Library As- in 17 SEIZED IN RAIDS. Thirty-four charges 8f violations of the dry enforceMient act were pre- ferred against 17 persons arrested last night and approximately 300 gal- lons of hard cider, gin and whisky seized. “Lone Wolf" Asher, reputed leading liquor sleuth of the dry en- forcement unit, figured in many of the arrests. Asher's raids followed visits to near beer saloons and other places the past several days, Purchases of various intoxicants were made and raiding warrants obtained In most instances involving the | sale of alleged hard cider, it is stated, police and revenue agents had samples analyzed before swearing out warrants. Most of the cases were called in Police Court this morning and continued. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to Oy ¥ Doxzen and Nettie M. Parrish, botn timore. Ottt 7 Mallette and Mary C. Singleton. Frank H. Berry and Marion L. Ramsey, both of Suffolk, Va. Louts Mellon of Pitladeiphi 1as . Suyder of Ridgewood, N Frageis 1. Nehouse and Jessic ‘May Norris Arthur Janssen and Josephine Fairbanke, both of Baltimore. the Pa. Births Reported. “Tie following births have been teported to the Health Department {n the last 24 hours Renjamin L. and Elisabeth Hill, girl Johm M. and Tillian De Frain. eirl George and Marion Williams, girl James and Artemesia Zautls. bor. Frank and Maria Sposaro, girl. Percy and Florence Mark, boy. Jdoseph L. and Josephine Costello. boy Raymond C. and Viola Hayes, bos. James M. and Julelette M. Daly. bor George P. and Alice Deederick, girl George R, and Lois E. Sheriff, alter W. and Tna Weidman, girl William 3. snd Minule Guthtie. girl Springs K. and Mary Moore, boj. James and Maud O'Brien, boy Matthew W. and Vera Whalen, girl Jumes A. and Florence Gamble, girl Addams 8. and Home McAlllster, girl John L. and Gladys Huhne, bo Edward A. and Rosie Brown, girl. James and Susie Durham. girl. John H. and Crea Marshall, girl Walter W. and Eullia Gaskins, girl. Beraard and Annie Turner. boj. Fay and Mary Kendall. Everett and Lucile Lew John R. and Cecile Wil Cleon and Francis Johoson, girl. Laurence and Lenora Shim, gi1). ths Reported. Tie following deaths have been reported to the heaith department fu the la John Stuart, 80, Emer 5 arah Ellzabeth 3. Y. Lyun. 72, 4125 Tth ai. Eilzabeth Kniften, 77, Gailinger Hospital. Fiizabeth McCray, 86, 12 16th st n.e. John Charlton Ingram, 07, 4208 New Hamp- shire ave. % ‘Clarence D. McClure. 48, United States Pen- sion OMce. Cortnne R. Mbrtgomers. 48, 524 Decatur st. Mart Hobbs, 87, Columbia Hopital. Ada Hoftman, 30, Garfleld Howpital Ellen Jordan Bright, 70, 1117 4th &t. Caroline Brown, 70, 441 Prathers court, Agnes Briges. 50. Emergency Hospital. Naomi Woods. 30, Freedmen's Hospital. and_Treiand. 22, Providence Hospital. 0 Thempeon. 3, Clildren's Howpital fe 1. Suecd, - and i SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, I { | Pittaburgh.. | San_Diego 1925. DR. F. K. SWETT DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Was Secretary to Commissioner of Pensions—Member of Association of Oldest Inhabitants. Dr. Fred K. Swett, secretary to the Commissioner of Pensions, and mem- ber of the Association of Oldest In- habitants, died at 3:20 a.m. todaey at the home of his son-in-law, Dr. Robert Y. Sullivan, 3105 Thirty- fourth street northwest, after an ill- neas of several months. Dr. Swett was born in Calais, Me., October 30, 1857. He came to Wash- ington in the Spring of 1865 with his father, S. C. Swett. He attended the public schools and Columbfan (now George Washington) University, grad- uating in law in 1879 and in medicine In 1888. He was a past master of Harmony Lodge, No. 17, F. A. A. M. He entered the Government service in April, 1880, in the Pension Bureau. He was well known in musical circles, having been a ‘member of the old Apollo Glee Club and Washington Operatic Society. As a young man he attended and was a member of Calvary Baptist Church, but his | wonderful bass voice carried him into several other church choirs. His maternal great-great-grand- father, Henry Price of Boston, was the founder of Free Masonry in this country, having brought the first charter from England, signed by Lord Montague. Dr. Swett is survived by his wife and five daughters, the latter, Mrs. Florance Granger of San Francisco, Calif.: Mrs. W. W. Fleharty of this city; Mrs. Charles Stevenson of Buf- falo, N, Mrs. Robert Y. Sullivan of this city and Mrs. H. H. Fox of St. Louis, Mo., and two sisters, Mrs. Osborne Cissel and Mrs. Wallace Du Bois, both of this city. Arrange- ments for the funeral have not been completed. - ¢ ‘Lost” Ship Shows Up. HOUSTON, Tex., January 10.—The four-masted schooner Deering, re- ported vesterday to have been lost with all hands in a storm off the Mexican coast om December 27, ar- fived safely at Tampico January 6, sccording to word received in ship- ping circles here last night. . ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. TONIGHT. The National Fellowship Club will give a get-acquainted dance at the Cafro. Strangers in the city invited. The Mount Pleasant Citizens' Asso- ciation will meet, 8 o'clock, in Powell School. Matthews Dawson will lecture before the League for the Larger Life. 1628 K street, § o'clock. Subject: “Hidden Meanings of the Arabian Nights and Bible Stories.” The Boys' Anti-Cigarette League of Washington will meet, 8 o'clock, in Capitol Memorial Church, Fifth and F streets. Prof. Charles S. Longacre will deliver principal address. Music. Election. The Curley Club will give a card party and dance in ballroom of City Club. Cards, 8:30; dancing, 9 o'clock. Howard University Alumni Associa- tion will meet. 8 o'clock, in Library hall. A program will follow business session. THE WEATHER Distriet of Columbia—Unsettled, with rain or snow tonight and tomor- row; minimum temperature about 32 degrees; fresh, possibly strong east winds. Maryland—Unsettled, with snow or | rain tonight and tomorrow; colder to- morrow in west portion: fresh, sibly strong east winds. Virginia—Rain tonight and tomor- orw: colder tomorrow in west por- tion: fresh to strong northeast and east winds. West Virginia—Unsettled, probably snow tonight and tomorrow; colder tomorrow, pos- Hours. 28; 8 pm., 30; 8 am, Thermometer—4 p. 23 midnlght, 305 4 am, : noon, 32, Barometer—4 p.m., 20. 30.30; 12 midnight. 30.31; i 8 a.m.. 30.22: noon, 30.1 Highest temperature, 38, occurred at 2 p.m. yesterday: lowest tempera- ture. 30, occurred at 5:30 a.m. today Temperature same date last vear— Highest, 58; lowest, 35. Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at Great Falls at 8 am. to- Temperature, 32; condition, H 4 p.n am., Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic surve: Low tide, 2:43 high tide, §: and Today- and 2:50 pan.; 8:37 p.m. Tomorrow 32 p.m.: 5 p.m. The Sun and Moon. day-—Sun rose 7:27 a.m.; sun 5:05 p.m. Tomorrow sets 5:06 p.m Moon rises 5:47 p.m.; sets 7:39 am. ‘Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. Cities. £ Low tide, 3:24 am. high tide, 9:05 am. Sun rises 7 Weather In Variow Temperature. g Stations e agamiod < gwpaaigas 593y Justa asvg Wone'y Abilene, Tex. 30.02 Albany 80.30 Atlanta Atiantic Uity 30.22 Baitimore Birmingham. 2 Bismarck ... g s E Cloudy Snow! Clear Pt.clondy Cloudy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Cloudy SuliZ S pol Jacksonrilie. Ransas City. Los Angelés. Touisville .. Okia, City.. Omaha ... Philadelphia. Plioenix ... Snow Cloudy Clear Foggy Clear Cloudy Rain Cloudy Ra Clear Cloudy Pt cloudy Clear Clondy Pt.cloudy Cloudy Portland, Me. Portland, Ore 3 Raleigh.X.C. 8. Lake City San Antonio. S. Francisco . Touis Paul. 32 FOREIGN. (8 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Tewperature. Weather, 28 Part cloudy Part cloudy Clonay art cloudy Clear Part cloudy Part clouds Fart cloudy Cioudy. Part clondy Clear Clouds Paris, Vienna, Austria. Berlin, Germany... Copenhagen, Deumark. Stockholm, Sweden. Gibraltar, Spain. Hort#t (Fay milton. 7 am.; sun | Cad of Thanks. HESSLER. We wish fo cxtend our sincere thanks ‘and grateful sppreciation fo our relatives and’ friends for their kindoess, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes sent during the iliness and death of our beloved Janusry 9, 1025, HENKY, of Elizabeth 0. Anson. ¢ chapel of Willinm .. 412 H st. ne. Foversl pel’ of William H. Sardo & | , January 12, at 1 pm. In terment t Ariiogton = National Cemetery. 1 ATZEL. Friday, Jaousry 9, 1925, at her resi- dence. 1219 New York ave. ELIZA BETH, heloved wife of the late John T Atzel." Remains can be seen at the parlors of W. R. Epeare Co., 1208 H st. n.w. No tice of funeral later. BALLINGER, Thursday, January 8, 1925, at his home, Vieons. Va.. JAMES G., beioved Busband of M: psilinger (nee ' (Brizen tine) and son of the late Margaret F. and Jobn W. Ballinger. Fune Arno Church, Forrestille, Va.. I a2 pan, Relative BERKLEY. Departed 1623, after a long illness, AD 228’ . st n.w., beloved woth Berkler. 'Funeral Sunday, January 11, at late home. .2 o'clock. Interment at Har- moua Cemetery. BLACKFORD. Jaguary 7, 1 mont ave 5w, CHARI the beloved ‘huiband of Karah Blackford, nncle of Arthur Lewis and cousin of Robert Colman. ‘He ieaves a host of friends. Fu neral Sunday, January 11. at 1 o'clock, from Metropolitan ‘Baptist Church, R st between 12th and 13th sts., Rev. M. D. Normas Sleep on, dear beloved ove, take thy rest: We ioved you, but God loved you best. BLACKFORD. The Oldest Inhabitants Aseo. ciation (colored). will attend the funeral | of CHARLES BLACKFORD from M tan Eaptist Chruris, R t., 13th sts., Sunday, January 11 AMUEL'W. WATSON, President. L. WALTON, Secretars. Depurted this in Leesburg, V Mrs. EMILY Washington, their lo four great. randchild Departed this life Wednesday, Jan HENRY, uncle of George and cousin of Mrs. Matilds Laura Jackson and Archi Funersl Sunday, January 2 p.m.. from Winslow Chapel, 12th and | M5 nw., Rev. M. W. D. Norman officlati latives and fricnds are invited. Friday. January WILLIAM F.. beloved 5 Funers] from n.w., Movday, Jany Requiem mass at St Chureh at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends juvited. Interment Mouat Olivet Cemetery. GRASTY. Friday: Jan p.m.. st his home. Idylwood. iingering iliness, MASON CC GRASTY. Funeral from chapel of Johu R. Wright Co n.w., Mouday. January 12, at Interment Rock Creek. Kindly dmit Friday, a4 husband and friends | this life Junuary 9. ife Wednesday, ence, 2019 Ver BLACKFORD, [ A Janvary ng 111 formerly mourn five grandchildr bald Joyce. HILTON. Thursday, January 8, 1925, GEORGE T. HILTON Hill Chapel Monday. 2 p.n. Remeins restin z rlots of George W. Wike. 11e HOLMES. Monds . at 11: po.. et his D after a short , husband of ‘the iate Laura Holmes, son of the late Susan Muckerel, brother of Thomas Holmes. Frances Wylie, ‘Margaret Davis and tue lats Mary Robb, Funeral Sunday, Janusry 11, at 1:30 p.m., from Metropolitan Baptist Church. Relatives and frieuds invited to attend. Re. mains at Bailey & Murray's funeral parlor, 428 R st. nw. Notice—To societies tives and friends: F formation S si. n.w., or phove Potumac §78. HOLMES. BLACKFORD. Members of Men's CHff Rock Association are requested to attend the funerals of our late bruthers, JOHN HOLMES asd CHARLES H. BLACK FORD from Metropolitan Baptist Church. | At 1:30 pm. Sunday. Death numbers 147 and 148 W. H. JOHNSON, President. W. J. SINGLET! cretary. Friday, Janusry 9. wite of Ray It Sundey, 2 pm.. from remidente mother, Mrs. Lélin A Stoser 8101 Branch rd., Chevy Chase, A, JACKSON. Departed this life Saturday, Ja y 10, 1923, at 8 a.m.. MATTIE E. JACK beloved wife uf ‘Alphoss Jackson, mother of Alphonso and Wendell, daughter of Lacious and the late Sueanan Foler sis: ter of Lily Mickens, Josephine Powell, Mamis MacPherson, Lucy Campbell and John A. Foley. Funeral from her Iute residence, 3113 11th st. n.w., on Tuesday, Jamnary 13, at | 1pm Melailves and trieads ovited. ® | somNsoN. ted this lite Thorss - 15 e.;.. ISABEL T. Johnssa. She I mourn their loss & devored husbad siatera. Mra. Carglina ‘Spencer of Toriland. Henson of New. York Cieel ward Harria: one son, a5d & bost o aua friends, Faneral” Monde from Join T. Rhines' fusers termeat Paste’s Cem EKELLY. Friday Tenidence of hér wister b et mw LEAH ME Y. heloved daighter of M Funeral = pmy sdguration, 5 1625, Broad Jan e brother, Chester A. Jo from the 15tk January 9, 1625, at his real- place s.e.. Congress Helghts, LEMUEL B., beloved Lusband of 3 {mee’ Hubbell). Notice of OSBORNE. : Friday residence. 173 Jac widow of the late . 8, Séb January 9. 1025 st her Bt me, ANNTE W Dra Johin "W, Osborne A, and beloved mother of AMra winger and Mrs. Cora L. Sperle. o esidence oo Monday, <k p.m. Relatlves Interment Fort Lincoln i PARKHURST. Thursday, January 8, 1025, at | 772:50 pm. at Georgeiown Universiis Hos: | bital, " GEORGE Teloved husbana - of Helens L. Parkburst (ner Gates) and son of the late John H. and Fliza E. hurst. Funeral services from the residence of his acn, N st aw. Toterment Glenwood | Cemetery Monday, January 12, 3¢ 2 pm. 190 POWELL. Wednesday. January . ater ® brict fliness, THOMAS PC beloved husband of Caroline J. Powe of Mre. M. Eila Baskersille of Philadeipni Pa. Funeral services from the Tabernacie Baptist Church of Burrviile, 1. C.. Sundas, Januars 11. at 12:30 p.m. Yited (o attend. REDFERN. Friday, Jenuary 9. 1 Orleans, MARIE MOORE REDFER of Edward Redfern of Washington, and New Orleans, La | RODGERS. Tanuary 3. 19 LAURA RO RS (nee loved wife of bert L. Rodgers: daughter raon and ister of Mra. Any Willlam, Floreace an Funerai Monday: Jan ) from Temazs Chapel, 1400 8 st D.v Frieads intited, Internent at Payne’s Cemetery, RUPPERT. Friday, January 9. 1925, residence. 1200 Harvard st now. ERNEST RICHARD, Jr., aged 17 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mirs. Frnest T Deral services from the above day, Japuary 12, at 2 p.m. SLAUGHTER. Fri fier renidence, SLAUGHTER, Jannars 9, st nw. nt of Mrs. Mary residence SWETT. Saturday. January a.m., Dr. FREDERICK KIM husband of Anne Ware Swet. dence of his_da Mrs. Robert Young 3105 84th st n.w. Notice of Ister. (Calais, Me.. and St. Mo.. papers please copr.) ed this life Wednesday. Jan € 12:10 p.m.. Deacon HENRY e’ Raptist Church, dris. Va. He leaves to mourn their loss & devoted wife and host of relatives Funeral from the Oakland Bap. Seminary, Va.. Sunday. Januar at 2 pm.. Rev. H. H. Thompson. | pastor. in charge. Reiatives and friends in Povited. . WADE. Departed this 1if 9 7:45 p.m.. at Bumpass, Va'. Sister DALLIA WADE. and was buried tiiere Jauuaty 3. Her funeral services will be held 1o the Church of the Holy Trinity. Apostolic faith, ts, 11th st between Monday, Januars 12 s 55 well s the publie are requested to atteud. Elder Lewis T. Chapman, pastor. . -In Memoriam. Joving remen ot r FANNIE DAKER. who departed this life six years ago today, Jau vary 10, 1910 We cannot see sour loving The smiles we nsed 10 swe. But et this little token show We will alwars thiok of you. Keep her, Jesus, in th keepin TUntil we reach the shining shore: Then, O Master, let us have her, As we did in days before. LOVINGLY. MOTHER AND FAMILY. ATES. 1o loviug remembrance of my dear B augnter. BUNICE Or BATES: who denare this life three sears ago today, January 10, 1922 Days of sadness still come o'er us Hidden tears o often flor, Memory keeps our dear one near us Though sie died three Ye. HER MOTHER, BROTHE MA. BROOME. _In ‘loving memory of our father. THOMAS BROOMF o two vears ago today, January 10, 1923, God knows best. His will be done. However much we monrn, And miss our loving father from “The circle in our home. We loved him, yes. this gentle one. So kind fn ali bis ways. Bis memory sweet shull comfort us Through our remaining days HIS DAUGHTER. January 1. 1 face, D GRAND. dear us the | Flors { his | * In Memoriam. EMBREY. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our won’and brother, JAMES EMBREY, wh departed” this life six years ago today, Ju uary 10, 1019, My dear son, how 1 miss you Bince from earth you passed awaz: And my heart ia achiog sor: As T thisk of you each d N 11 1 ceann to love 3 er shall your memory fa Sweetest love forever linge Around your sweet and peacefsl grave 1 often g0 to ree your grave And kaep the verdure graen 4And place’some ‘potiess’ fowers Upon the peacefal scens. HIS MOTHER AND BROTHER FLETCHER, memory of eur dest CHER, who departed ago today. ¥ 10, ite elght yea Junuy Our thoughts are always wanderiog To that grave so far aw Where our dariing father Tn bis peacefol and lonely e can never for Kince you bave p But though you're gon Ry your children scho But That's why he took s e YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. ELLA, BEN JAMIN AND LOUISE FLETCHER. = * GIFFORD. Io loving memory of our dear son and brother, AUGUST C. GIFFORD, died six Sears ago today, Javuary 10 1919, Asieep in Jesus. blessed slieep. MOTHE! ) BROTHERS | HARRIS. A loving tribute to the memory of my dear mother, SOPHIE D. HARRIS, who Pamsed awas TWo years ag uary 10, 1523, HER SON. GEORGE ¥. HARRIS HEROLD. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear mot ANNA MARIE HEROLD, erns Test two years ago today, Jauuary 10, 1928, Toved in life, never forgotten ia death. MHE. AND MRS. PRESTON L. DATIS GLOKIA AND PRESTON DAVIS, JR., * LUCAS. THOMPSOK. A token of Jovs snd devotion to the memory of my dear ones. ather URIAL LUCAS, died Japusry 23 and my devotad aunt, ELIZABETH THOMPSON, January 9, 1923, Loved in life, remembered in Asath BEATRICE. ug rem MARY AGNES departed this life six 10, 1919 ger forever, e them, 'tis true nnot sever loving remembracce of you HER SON, NORBERT POLLARD. In loving and constant memory of my dear boy. WILLIAM A. POLLARD. who died e year ago yestordsy, Jamuary . 1924 Short | MONTGOMERY. 1n brance of my dear MONTC ad Yea My hut severe, was the spell Of my dear Willie whom 1 loved mo wal The blow was hard, the shock severe, 1 little thought his death was eo near. Only those who have loat can teil e pain of parting without a farewel! YOUR HEARTBROKEN MOTHER AND BABY FRANCIS, e SHANDS. Sacred to the memory of our darling mother and mother-in-law, SARAF SHANDS. who passed peacefully to rest six years ago today, Jasuary 10, 1919, She bas gone to dwell with Jesus, ons of the blest, t censes ity struggles has eternal rest HTER ELIZARETH LLIAM WRIGHT. * loving remembrance 1ZARETH SHEID, wi years ago todsy, and my dear ATGUSTA "SHEID, ‘who died July lost to_sight, to memery dear remmin: | o oniy hope my heart can cheer, The lope o meet them 8 Gone. but not forgotten HER_SISTER AND DAUGHTER DOR ETTA. o BHORTER. A tribute of love and devotion 1o the memory of our dear parents, Mre. PRISCILLA SHORTER. “who feil January 10, 1901, and EDWARD SHORTER January 15, 1923 1 stand on the brink Thie “River of Life Where the billows of memory quiver, And rise and fall like the ses T see the chain of a friendship Death never had power to part, One link is under the waters, The other s round my beart {1 hear from the depths of the river Sweet words that my spirt th We are parted, but not foreve | " We are liviag and loving still And my soul no more s lonely, Nor throhe with & For the loved, wh T know vi Flow on Tow o5 0 By faith asd The futw £ a river, to me, endeavor. bliss for me THEIR DEYOTED DAUGHTERS, V. AND MARY E. SHORTER. SUTTON. In loving remembrance of onr dear husband and fa H. SUTTON. who departed this years ago toda. January 10, ALICE thrce h remembered. ARAH SUTTON AND CHILDREN. Sacred to the memory of our be daughter and sister. 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