Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 7

SOCIETY. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1935 Mr. R. Lee Manning, Mr. Willilam E. . SAVE COAL, PUT $5§ = Penn, Mr. qratton C. D, Tognshend, Cards of Thanks. n flemoriam. IN YOUR POCKE SOON LEAVING FOR MANILA Mr. 3. Frank Dent and Me, Fraok e > : : Selb; HUFFMAN. 1 wish to express my sincere | ENGLAND. In loving remembran The comfort and consenience of regu. y. = BT oy o Sxvsess may Gincens ar” mother, SUSAN 5 ENGLL A cate it oA Aniavel g Mr. Eben ¥. Coming has returned to | SmPathy “and heautitul foral iribuies at | dlod one four azo today. by Good Housekeeping and fhonsands of LS Washington from a visit in New | HUFFMAN (' HUFFMAN. 17%| GEORGE AND ADDIE. users ;;mu ('mtrl nited »: . York. x,ylpniA}u:, d\\a wish to express our sincere | ENGLAND. In loving mnmwml oneywell Temperature The library committes of the Wom- | ganitatione. hanke volunieer fre deparr: | o Yeur ago todey, Januery Regulators \Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes Hosts y 9 - b e e R T Are sold, installed and serviced by chairman, will glve a card party Jan- | koms Park and « ex. | HEE LOVING GRANDCHILDREN, GEOBGS tended; their messa; AND ETHEL JUHNSON L4 JOHN J. ODENWALD b uary 21, at 8 o'clock. Among those | peautiful floral offerings dur e 3500 3 53w to Retiring Dean of Corps an ; Sialntvet s L At e | R G stass duiniiae Tunt ; b s Mary O'Toole, Mrs. Lyman B, Sworm- | nd father, ROBERT (. LYDDAN o LER T. FREE 1\1 e Jusserand . stedt, Mrs. E. St. John Greble, Mrs, | ALICE M. LYDDANE, ANNE, BAREARA uited life Bive years ago 5 ¥ Caroline Stephens, Mrs. Mary C. D. : | . i * name Ill alwass m : Johnson, Miss Judith Barbaux, Mrs, | BOBINSON. e wish to express our 7y 5 £ Bl 4 ¥ Marie Stair Lawyer, Mrs. Gurney | dies' Auxiltars of “ i v n s God above HE Secretary of State and |Hall Pleasants of Baltimore, who are Strons, Mrs. M. C. McCloskey, Miss| Assoctation (adin ! Five | bia’ me goea-bre, Mrs. Hughes will entertain |spending the week end with them. Ethel Bagley, Mrs, W. H. Blngham David Trowel Cl a8 the @ at dinner this evening In g ; Mrs. E. E. Thomas, Mrs 2 LB PO B v » 1150 DO’ IE. FRE! honor of the retiring Am-| Mrs. James M. Beck is_leaving 7 g o i xr-xl::lr.:’::' M::Z,,X.‘m»fifi,fifu Bureau :.rr;.'(::‘u’u., Printing, ne s LONELY WIDOW, BERTIE FREE bassador of France and Mme. | Washington today for New York and ; ; 3 Moran, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs, Joseph Beem, | paths and besitif: A i » Jusserand. will be absent until the end of next Miss Hazel Swift, Mrs. Charles G| Il © dear . 2 3 PEANE IR GANEY. B Fr e o g Treat, Mrs. Sarah Monroe, Mrs. C. P. Tt us one ago today, January aroness de er Giving e i ¢ Townsley, Mrs. F. W. Olcott, Mrs : | Tea Dance at Embassy. e NdwinS) Eplier antactained Tsaac Gans, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Victoria | The Ambassador of Belgium and|in ‘compliment to Mrs. John H. Craw. Harrinaton, Miss Alice C. Munsey, Baroness de Cartier will be hosts|forq of Orange. N J. who fs her i ! Miss Helen Doran and Mrs. Charles 3 : at a small tea dance this afternoon |guest for & weck. . 1 Wilcox ved. uabusa of W Miss Hope Iselin, who Is a guest of | Miss Vera Bloom is giving a o , ” r- Mind C. Kerr, executive 19. P 3 e ELLEN T Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lelter. theater party this afternoon in honor ; 7 tary of the American Assoclation of 14 ~ . ' ¥ 4 %) MMias Margacet 'Fou, whoan iwed- 7 Iniversity Women, will be the guest e Island ave. and ¥ sursda effect that makes R e ding to Mr. Carleton Ldward Moran ; of honor and speaker at the College Tnterm oo Co G the impression — o e e vy pand Mre. | will_take place this evening at St. 4 ] ; Women's Club tea, Monday, from 4| Kindly omit fowe press y i from 5 to 7 oclook in thels | Margaret's Church, the ceremony to 6 o'clock, at the clubhouse, 1822 Biiitan) Garine sy 1n dome ot he and renders the |&f ‘ ° i”_j_‘ for their | leing followed by a reception at the 4 lTshlrefl Dr. Kerr's subject will be ence, 1204 Ling n i ne. TOUIEA By S ishi a Stresc I | Congressional Club, 2001 New Hamp- : { ; “The International Federation of| beloved munt’of Francie e Sules and W 5 i finishing and furnishing of daughter, Miss Fdna Wilbur. Mrs. [ SonETesslon University Women and the Christiania| frs oo x5 Tuesdsy, Jannary The u aod sweet, a Lobby a very important | Wilbur and her daughter will receive 3 : Conference.” Miss Grace Lincoln| I ana K star e, Church g 7 2 * r more guests and presiding| Mr. and Mrs. . T. Mann will en- » : i ' Mempls will ‘be K o e taal] w0 R T udly ways fdtwf in the opinion one tea table will be Mrs. Bloch, | tertain a company of 50 young people p i i 73 and will be ansisted by Mrs. Willier | _ Cometers forms of a building. of Rear Admiral Claude C.lat a dance this evening for their ;i : E. Chamberlain and Mrs. C. W. War- | BLACKFORD. ' January 16 {1 ed L by u ch, and Mrs. Rossell, wife of MaJ.|daughter, Miss Alice Mann, in com- Fuvton: f{"f‘_z\;j'nl-'nug 50 yeu Fun ! THE FAMILY. * Ve onlisit aolie siuite A. Rossell, U, 8, M. C. Also|pliment to Miss Mary Taylor of Rich- o = B Ll > B embines e WIVIAN and type of furnitu ill sting will bs ldeut Comdr, Youls|mond, whoils viiting her. s There will be a horse show at the| will be taken on & 2 | Svex o departed this 1 y liture wi * Wenzell of the U. S. S. Sylph ar el Y % 4 Riding and Hunt Club on P street| Shepherdstown, W. Va . 3 produce the best effect is {rs. Wenzell. A section of the Navy| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilmer will % the evening of January 20, for which|BOWIE. January 17, 195 S = B will play and the entire draw- | Klve & dinner this evening In honor ; 2 b several entries have aiready been| ESF and Throat Hospital, SUSAN SHERIFE a problem for us to solve floor will be cleared for the |of Mr. Albert H. Ely of New York, e e beloved w for you. We are “masters who i3 spending the week end with of artistry”—and will be . Tl Colomnls and Be e ¥ glad to be called into con- ) Sl ettt s o] e “alhoun will be at home sultation. No obligation ¥ x this evenin informally from § to 7 o'clock at 5 il 1519 New Hampshire avenue tomor- will be involved 3 = row afternoon. made. District of Columbia—Cloudy and! it 2. EMILY i colder tonight; minfmum temperature 1 Redecr = . . resion S olietrides wife of Senator David _ about 34 degrees; tomorrow unsettled; £ 9 am & . < Lt B . i v s t luncheon to- | Mr. Frederic William Wile enter- / 1 < moderate north winds. CONROY. Suddeniy, J § g & ed a group of out-of-town and : . Maryland—Cloudy and colder to-| Fesdence of Liy Contract Department hington® newspaper men at ; : 7 night; tomorrow unsettled; fresh| poy™; Forest luncheon at the Cosmos Club today : north’ winds. Junuacy 18.5et g m el in honor of Mr. Charles H. Dennis, oA, g vt BH Virginla—Unsettled tonight and to- olie Church, Forest { o e riain ot editor of the Chicago Daily News, v 2 morrow; probably occasional rains:| DANT. Saturday. I, e Who is attending the annual meeting i 3 colder in north portion tonight; mod-| MARY E DAN i | of the Society of Newspaper Editors e S el s L Tiomas E. Dant, Furniture Floor Coverings The guests included Mr. Willis J. West Virginla—Unsettled, probably Draperies Upholstery Fabrics 11| bbot or f Boston, iMe iCoprge T light ral; sno $ - - % e 10 dining with | Milton of Chattanooga, Mr. Mark MRS, RAYMOND A, KELS ot T CHERONAtCHIENE SR Wimor, 1340 G Street t v compliment (0 | Sullivan, Mr. Leroy T. Vernon, Mr.{ who, with her husband, C: A.. and their little daughter, will ' = iy SHEE nd Mr: Malcolm MeDowell, Mr. Richard V.| yhortly sall for the Philippines, where Capt. Kelser will serve ax a member Records for 24 Hours. JOHN B Oulahan and Mr. Charles Michelson. | of the United States Army Medical Department Board for special lines of | Thermometer—i pm., 35; 8 pm, : 2 38; 12 midnight, 39; 4 am., 40; 8 am., Miss Aileen McDonald of Detroit | *(Ud7- 43 neon, 48, 3 4 s visiting Mrs. Alfred B. Taylor, who Barometer—4 pim., 80.17: 8 D) S AGT # o bridge in her home this afternoon t v L. Bacon. | Driscoll 8 a.m., 30.03; noon, 30.04, FONIGH r - leus ( r MoVann is entertain- $ Miss Donaldson lef: yester-| ~Highest temperature, 48, occurred Sw A | et »day. Lowest temperature, 7 dge this afternoon in honor : day for Philadelphia to be the guest|al noon to 2 ¥ 2 Wardman Park Flotel 3 s DS G srnnoon 1n hout o . ;| da3, for Philadelphia to be the uest|3; SO0% todey: Lewes, temper o % ut. Maxwell Davenport | e o nd |and attend the dance Miss Sarah Barnes [ Temperature same dato last year—| N Starting at 7:30 P. M. Tayl will take place | : S ihaive Highest, 62; lowest, 39. LADMAN. J ool | Condition of the Water. Music by & CH Mr. and | Miss Gra 1 Scott of NeW| emperature and condition of the Wardman Park Hotel ool g ot o ok - i v Yok, | T i of e nnE he| water at Great Falls at 8'a.m. today: | Janiary '35 s - . x o iF B wood Cer Orchestra tiss Louiss Randolph, the 18 Who are gues o Tor & ciitistian ‘Temperance Union, {s with | Tempazkiure, 38; condjtion, clear. © | “H0e8 O For Reservations remaining through the after- |{eW days Mrs. Leo Selbach at 4 Thirteenth Weather in Various Citles. residence, Col. 2000 ; ; noon to play bridge Brig: Gen. and MEs Drum | Street while in this city Temperatare, &3 Jite ot Evening Dress The marriage of Miss Margaret|entertair dinner last | Mrs. H. H. Rousseau, Miss Bessie S, at il am. Regeented ucado of Lynchburg, Va., N havor o the retary of W. 1d | McKeldjn and John E. Davis each en- HUGHES. Entereq ator and Mrs. Carter to Mr. | Mrs. Week other guests In-| tertained parties of guests at dinner| Statioas T eiaary Arthur Goodwillie of Ch 1L, | cluded the Assistant Secretary last night at the Club Chantecl F took place at noon War and Mrs. Dwight Davis, Repre- Raleigh Hotel, the Rev. F. > and Mrs. J J\"G’“““' ‘:'«‘"}“ fre. Alice D. Diddemer will be the : S wa Pottstown, Pa, officiatin & and Mrs. John L.|gyest of honor at the regular Satur- = Y OURLONA, A Somidlating Hines, 3 and Mrs. Robert C. ’4,3‘. ,,.“r., She If.‘,.(,vmnf.,l Associa- . Tex. 80.20 o laj. Gen. and Mrs. Hanson E.|tjon of Art and Letters this Afternoon S flontentl RO Doonin from 4:30 to 6 o'clock Atlantic City 20.98 and Mrs. Merritte W. Ireland, Baltimore . 30.02 resentative and Mrs. Bertrand | Brig. Gen. and Mrs Connor, | o Birmingham. 80.08 H. Snell entertained at dinner last| Brig, Gen. and Mrs Sltinge, | Semora de Alfaro Homor Bismarck .. 80.12 evening in honor of the Attorney Maj. Gen. Hugh Miss Reau: E Guest at Study Club. Boston 20.88 General and Mrs. Stone. The guests | cistor of Mrs. Drum ol. Joseph | Senora de Alfaro will be the guest | bumalo --..- 3018 ded epresentative and Mrs. | Beecham. of honor at the Political Study Club | Chicago .... 30. in Madde: Representative - meeting this afternoon at Franklin | Clocinnati .. 30.16 Mrs. Daniel R. Anthony, Repre-| Dr. and Mrs. Robert Harvey Gault are Hotel. Senor de Alfaro, Min- | Sleveland .. 30.13 tative and Mrs. Allen T Tread- ertained at dinner at the Hotel |ister’from Panama, is to be the speak- | Detrale ©.... 50.29 a s oyl A Representative and Mrs. James | Roosevelt last evening in honor of Mrs. Carl R. Chindblom will 3 ot 5 E S.KATE STAHL. * Parker, Representative and Mrs. ir. and Mrs. Charles Dennis of Chi- nder a group of instrumental se- of our loved Homer P. Snyder, Representative and | cago. Mr. Dennis is hington | lections. 2 Huron, 8. D. 8015 1 r 0 " husband a Mrs. Wallace H. White, jr.; Repre-|attending the annual meeting of the| Mrs.«John D. Sherman, president of | ndianapolie. 3015 3 “ ‘ 1 i 17 sentativo and Mrs. Everett Sanders, | American Society of Newspaper Ed- |the National Federation of Women's | Jackeoaville. 80.14 MRS et s Representative and ~Mrs. Schuyler|itors. The other guests were the [Clubs, and members of the executive | Kizsas City 3082 35 FLIZABETH 1 Merritt, Representative and Mrs. B editor of the State Department and |board have been invited to attend. | 105 Aufeles. 80.22 . e | “Racue PTOE jamin Fairchild, Representative | Mrs. Charles Chen Hyde, Gen. and Mrs. Horfice Smith and Mrs. | Miaml, Fla.. 30.16 5 = 1 | g Wrs. Ef A. Helm ., President and |Charles Hawley will assist Mrs. Wil- | New Orleans 20.94 Cloudy i = \ Y Mrs. William Mather Lewis, the sec- m Laird Dunlop, ir., in the receiv- | New York.. 20.04 3 o xdfie & : el = Okla. City.. 30.28 X Rt ary of the National Research Coun- |ing line, also at the tea following | guai, 30.28 - . . cil and Mrs. V. n Kellogg, M and | the program. Philadelphia. 30.00 Py t rem Mrs., Willam Hard, Dr. David A. Rob- dles. Phoenix ... 30.20 S nuary 16, | < SYLVEST ertson of the National Council on Ed- All the groups for the Chinese ;’i‘;"‘)::;l;-‘-e-gv"ég . = o K cparted Jears ago todas: ucation and Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. [dramatic spectacle, “A Game of Mah- | portiand-¥e. 26.58 . Cloudy frs. FRANCES ! ' X WILLIA! et e William Bayley, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. | Jong," to be presented by the Belleau | Raieign,¥.C. 30.08 .88 Cloudy 90 “vears, beloved “mot Harnwell of Frederick, Md.; Mr. and | Wood Memorial Assoclation on the | 8. Lake City 80.48 5 Cloudy Frank, John and H . He THOMAS. sacred to ¢ mory of JOHN T Mrs. Luke Wilson of Bethesda, Md.: | evening of Friday, February 6, under | §22 Antoalo. 80.0¢ et e o e » Iyt b a0 Nisils 0yt Bishop and Mrs. William F. McDow- | the patronage of Mrs. Coolidge, are |5t : Qeas Sl T 2 el o ell, the director of the Carnegle In- |practically completed by the various [ st. Cloudy D15 mam. at Carded . At : t e JoU rest i des stitution of Washington and Mrs. J. C. |chairmen, and rehearsals for the St Ptcloudy | LEE, danghter of the late Ge > S Merriam and the director of the Na- |winds, flowers, seasons, bamboos, : fl:ugr Lee: devoted Ma hnson A d canna claep, your tional Council on Economics and Mrs. | characters, circles, dragons and all | WASH. D.C. 3003 Cloudy ;;}_;flhj";;""h, not Harold F. Moulton. special groups will be held each day remains at Geo Dr. Gault is head of psychology in |beginning Monda: January 26, w?;en FOREIGN. 4 4‘;_ .t ;;\\’, Northwestern University and editor | Charles L. Morgan, Jjr, will arrive s Foneral from Ash of the Journal of Criminal Law and |from Philadelphia as 'associate to o e e ) s | T A S Criminology. He is in Washington | Mrs. Forrest, in charge of the dances o e ot | favited. *Yaterment 1o B on a vears leave to conduct re-|and incidental business of this bril- : 48 Pare closdy searches under the auspices of the [liant fantasy. 82 Cloudy POORE. Thursday National Research Council. Dr, and Mrs. Forrest announces that all |Berlin, German 84 't cloudy 1925, at 8:30 ¢ Mrs. Gault are living at the Hotel |morning rehearsals will take place | Copenhagen, Denmark. FPartcloudy | 2l RORERT F Roosevelt. in the Caroline McKinley Studio, | Horta (Fayal), Azores. .. Partcloudy | 33rd st. now. Services ‘at St J h - 1731 T street, beginning at 10 o'clock, | Hamilton Cloudy. at Georgetown. Interment e In silence Miss Marfon Ogden will entertaln |and that all afternoon rehearsals Cemetersy. brather we 4 5o wel : at tea this afternoon from 4 to 6|will be in the Navy League Building, C RYAN. Friday, January 16, 19 I DPUTLIER JOBNAO. THOMAS o'clock in compliment to her house|1749 E street northwest, beginning pm.. at_Providence H THOMAS. In sad but loving remembrance of guest, Miss Elsie Anderson of St. Paul, [ promptly 3 o'clock each day. The 2 ;,‘ Q‘rfll‘,"ilr-*:r ';i- ; 3 n my dear son 2 “BRUCE E.. wio Minn, Miss Ogden will be assisted |definite schedule of group rehearsals Marri Li N other of the ¥ departed this car sgo todas. Ja by Miss Merriam Lindville, Miss Helen | will be announced next week. rriage Licenses. Y., papers please copy.) R 2 3 Merriam, Miss Rebecca Merriam and| Mrs. Albert N. Baggs, chairman of | aurriage It Bave bees THOMAS. Thursd, Jannary 13, t “UAnd take fljJfiSfilofleaffe/laé/fi Mrs. Arthur Merriam, who will al-|the committes on arrangements, an- | following: o " D asued to the | ©1.17, at District Jail, RALDH 1. THOMAS We loved ihee ternate at the tea table. nounces, in response to hundreds of | Nathaniel Spriggs of Halls Hill, Va., aaq| beloved father of Marion & ph R But God P Tvjuy: EERET vamo] Hugl epraysak e cweg o m He other relatives u 3 258 Congressional Hosts for Attorney General and Mrs. Stone. ceenen FHY Sworzyn’s New Home as It Will Appear Ursaline. Willlams of Vieans, V. Agnes V., Dorothy H.. Ruth 1. Thomas an e . , s L inquiries, that the few remaining R e T T i o T o Gine ot forgatten When Completed 9 Capt. W. J. Henry was host to a|hoxes for the spectacle, “A Game of | poin s Guipomceipuck and Roso H. Fraster, | ROt §F QUL I Thomas, Estoils, Ford THE FAMILY ers,n\ party of 16 at Le Paradis last night. | xan-Jong,” may be had by applying Howard &_Johinn and Percy W. Hadley, 3.1 Stuarts ehape, A0 | #amm——— Mrs, Eugene P. I. Gempel is the | t0 Mrs. James Carroll Frazer and that liiam W. Jobnston and Margaret E. ne. Sunday Jamuary 18, at 2 p.m. lets ti ke arat Beiienmaia: e ; e ind Tricnds nvited to ‘sttend.” 16: FUNERAL DIRECTORS. guest of her ‘mother, Dr. Jane B.| Augustus 8. Ingram and Josephine J. | terment in Woodlawn Cematers. 1 February 6, may be had at leading | Mitchell. Ge but R 7 o3 Coates. She will return to the yashington hotel: p one, but not fo z\‘rw 2 , Philippine Islands in June to rejoin [V ashington hotels. o i e o IS CEITOREN, VL. SPEARE CO her husband, Capt. E. H. Gempel of | Mr. W. Gilbert Dent of Clinton, Md., Births R el obody, knows our longings N [ J the Chemical Warfare Service. and Mrs. Dent were recent hosts at & 1rths Repor! . We _shed our tears nected with the original W. R. Spears n'an aching heart (PrEMIUM NO.1) dinner at thelr home at Clinton, when | The following births have been reported to | Vi @l0rs A1 fast sl | estavlisnment. " 940 F Sg. N.W. Mrs. Harrlet Hawley Locher will | Siiner 8t thelt home 5t Clinton, Wi = 5 OLI S i i 9 guests Mr. Wal . Pyles, | the Health Department in the last 24 hours: E "ORD ES- | phone Frask return to Washington Monday from | ¥ "85 TR RGBT er o Y €S | P hau A, and Marguerite M. Brockweil boy. | . JELLA' FORI T By all means the |New York, where she went to address | 5.0y N, “Chiarics I, Gardiner, Mr. g oL S : 3 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons { | the national conference of the better | yyjjjam T Thorne, Mr. John B. Pyles, | Francis and Garmes Friciacs, & 3 n )i T (ISAAC BIRCH) i films committee at the Waldorf- ] B e aCarmel el el oo P een b s St Fatablished 1811 most satisfactory |fims commite al e Waldoe — | e & T mowts AT o T SR | 3034 MOST. NW. Enamiaa iy | chocolate for cooke |cial programs for children. e EnsbatiTolan, boy: Telntives and frends. Eomeral mostisan YOU SHOULD HAV # CE 0 : RS Fimer 550 8is, James F. and Catherine Hughes, girl. uary 19, at above named address, 1 o'clock | . Maj. and Mrs. T. J. Hayes had a 2 W50 Sheter| gumes ¥, and Catheri s P Tastment Hetmony tomoters.” poek | ing or drinking., large party at dinner at Le Paradis | pl_nw. Archie and Mary A Giosit i o, bov. & Garko in charge. 1415 Florias ave. ne. | (3O WIEGT DEYFVICEe | peo.us mrom last night. William §. and Anne K. Jones. gin (Pittsburgh papers please copy.) 17 25 Howard M. and Estelle Blackford, boy. 'WILLIAMS. Departed this life January 14 irectors Since walterBaker&&).Ltd. Miss Anna A Gordon of Chicago | iy —Fory i, comwiay my d | Aoiere 424 Uit - Guskine, o 1925, atter ‘& briat finess CHARLES T Funeral Di o el a cof Andrew ad Zula Stevens, girl. WILLIAMS, ‘et his residence in 5512 natlonal and world president of the | fidy: In oMce of Metropolitan Insurance AMS, is reside ain ‘ | holding its quarterly convention here, is | f s eler, Room | Waiter and Hatelo Williams, boy. Haynes: ome brother, James G. Wi i Dorchester Mass. Montreal.Can, at the Hotel Driscoll. Mrs. Ella A. 3 s e e imothy Hanlon BOOKLET OF CHOICE RTCIPES SINT FRLE, Boole of New York, national vice | BRACELET—_Dull gold, three small sto Tesidence of his sister, Mrs. Carrie W. Bell, | 641 H ST. N.B Plone L. 5543. 2 i ol Deaths Reported. 50 Geom a1t v Foverl Sinty, Sv | NV, H, SARDO & CO. COLLIE PUP, tan, mear home; child's pel Baptist 'Church, 27th and 'Dumbarton ave.| 412 H 8t. N.E. Phone Lincoln 524 suitable reward. Please return’ to 781 Rock | , The following deaths have been reported to | n.w. Relatives and friends invited. Rev. | Modern Chapel. Automobile Funerals. ¥ “reek Church rd. or phone Adams 6283, 18+ | the Health Department in the last 24 hours: James L. Linn, pastor. 17" Craek hurch od. oe phtne Adums & | " Eumiy Noures Sielog, 3, 1300 Emarson v | T ———THE oRIGINAL—— &.?T’;;»'f' It A ot and ng-"p'fi'x' Davidson, 84, George Washington 3" flhmnn'um | e B TRS an - e e e WRSpeare @o, P0G, white, ' Jone, Snefar; ears | Annie B, Simpaon, 84, 84 U st BARUGH. In sad but loxing remembrance of tipped with pale fan, wearing tag No. ¥ ohn §. Belt, 54, 'St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. ur dear son and broth E « Réward for returming 1o 3214 8 fow. Eleanor E. 8. Winsor, 74, Siblex Hospital, | 3h0 deparied (his life three vears azo o 1208 H STREET,.N.W. Color on dyed fur is not as permanent WA iy 1da Hudson, 66, Gallinger Hospital. e e MOTHER AND BROTHERS. *| MAIN 108 ORMERLY 940 F ST An Event to Make Selling History e 1 ave reached the stage where decisive = German rqw. Dlack. 6 months old, | , Margaret Harvey, 73, ‘Little Slsters of the apspae i - ¢ must get the merchandise out of the as color on wool. Both fade with expo- T S e Ellsabetn R ofr. 18, 1400 Delatelq a1 e dhar Eranitor,” (AR BXCTART L0 | ALMUS Rcs:‘z’;:z.‘ mwckg‘sés SPEARE re—condénse space, rearrange departments. sure and service. Hudson, which is dyed BoGSmail_whitz_ ; MargareC Wallia Pacrieh, 15, $411 Legation | January 17, 1022 ot —T. F. COSTELLO Thousands of dollars worth of quality merchandise is sensa- RGBS eet rowcanes | £ el s RN Ao e e Hip cheery amile and kindly wars - F. alyndG et Al Cane SR ne muskrat, and many other furs are dyed Dortimint wocton,_Rewini_ Adams flvi: [ Xte xmeroy 75, ¢4 Foe %o+ e e 178 3. CAY, BT o" NomTH w78 io 1 priced for quic g 5 S z <7 ¥ Gl CE_DOG—Five mont John Boylar Gartield Boeprear. orital And aled beloved by all. J WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director and Em- of the bargains! to imitate more expensive furs. We dye Bomar o PG 10,0 tarmars 18| 5ok Bty o ey s | DNIORD SRAUPLARENTS. 1A ayp | Bmert iRt T Gttt s and redye furs in fawn, gray, tan, brown Mrs. Mary B. Cale, ‘1314 Longfellow ot. n.w. um'r B Rows, 3, 428 Gos mowltal BEAGK. A tribute of oo to the memory of | pricte, S0 b ave. o Fel. canl M 1345, 3%~ Full Particulars in Sunday’s Star GLANSES_Palr; Friday afteraoos, N ¥, aver | iatile Jackson, 40,"Providence Hospital our dear hoshand'asd uncie TOTIS REACH. | G irermea ana Emcient Servica: cul S 4 and black. between 13th and 14th. | Apt. £21, Argomne. | Freme Goram <irse e e Tairdy 1me. T eitlay, W. W. Deal & Co. Reward. Andrew F. Hilyer, 86, 1833 Vermont ave. Some may think we ars not lonely 816 H ST. N.E. LINCOLN $200. T5 7 Save 207 ion furs ;j‘-::h’rg‘i::mr!fllnn# 33, 1148 Seaton o Livhen a¢ tmes They see us amile, Automobile Serv Chapel. e 3L Erecamen's Hoenitel. e o they Eaow 1o hosriaohes e Seree —Chtpel. anuary you 70 W TR R e John Price, 32, Gallinger Hospital, That we. suffer all the while R. F. HARVEY’'S SON cleaned or dyed. | Bark. “Garheld” Hospital “or "3ic. Pleasaat. ‘;.Ir;;gu EREUE S0} WA ERATYRY n\ Richard K. Harver, 1432 U St. N.W. ! o Piease_call Adams 400 ———= . In loving remembrance of my lov- FUNE Pot. 220 . PUPE North 6181 Reward. FUNERAL DESIGNS. ing_mother, MARTIIA BRISCO who died | s : : W BLACKISTONE'S ChfecSekra’ ags todey. wnsary 17, 1o | Prank Geler's Sons Co, ’ I 1 9 C ; et Strand T BLACKISTONE' Doic e wamd wieiemn i T [ rans BItEhs b R 3 e | Sweet 1a the memory that never fades; | 1113 SEVENTE . - Floral “Blanket Sprays” s e ciepione. VAl | f 4 Under the sod where motlier sleeps. | JAMES T. RYAN ' E R S And Other Beautiful Floral Designs o 3 FING DAUG v o AR 2. FI P— S | F O O ;i Difo] | Moderate Prices. 14tb & H. i'lLtB' HER LOVING DAUGHTER, LANDONIA! rotes cna 3T PA. AVE. BB, 2 - and Ce N Geo. C. Shaffer "Hitr A 5W- | coLEBACK. 1o lnime somemprance of our Elivate Ambul el [ e Cleaners and Dyers s ; CHOICE FLOAL BMBLES™"" Jtls iTla. | Ghes aus-senr sgn otar, Somacen i 1ok Eddie rrmmrm"flixu‘;r' m:)d. \’ himlyonl at MODERATE PRICES. _ Prompt Delivery. | 5o gad and sudden was sour call - j SRR | count of gift. ral reward. J. E. 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