Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1925, Page 9

MRS. GRACIE BRIDE, RECORDS DISCLOSE Report She Was Fiancee Upset by License Issued Last April to Wed Chilean. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK Archibald @ 'y man saved when the Titanic s s @ bride, and not a fiancee, it is dis- closed. In court at Riverhead, Wedn ay, where she tor {n a $20,000 suit, it was nounced that she was to be married next week at the Colony Club to| Humberto Aguirre de Urbina, who, | she said, was connected with the v at Washingt rch of the Manhattan marr nse nrecords reve 1 that Mrs. cie and Senor de Urbina had been married in April of last. year. | though Mrs. Urbina had refused tof tell her age In court, it was show: in the marriage license she claimed 41 Her hu band Senor de on as that of | and made no y embassy conne ead suit won bina was an ction for ¥, Han- dispute of her daughter, Mrs, nis Taylor, over the estat Dunbar Ada $20,000 FOR INJURIES. Verdict Awarded Miss Mullen, Based on X-Ray Burns. Miss Marguerite Mullen, years | has been awarded a verdict for| 000 damage Dr. Henry | Hazen and Dr. Eichenlaub injuries resulting from eatments by the defendants verdict was the full amount a: s, Morris nd Robert E. xhibited bur} the treatments of 1920. The doc for a new tri Naval Officers Transferred. Comdr. Louls J. Gulliver has been transferred from the recruiting sta- 7 S. Orion; . from com- aver; Lieut. Comdr. John F. from the naval base, battleship Id brand P. Smi William N. he battle- cago than in all France. MAY MAKE SPEECHES. Concession Made to Karalyi, Ad mitted to U. §. Under pledge. Col. Michael Karolyl of Hungary, who was permitted to enter the United States to visit his invalid wife under a volunts pledg would abstain from politi ties while in this country, accept invitations to att other functions provided is free to Department offi rmed the Baltimore orum and other organizations which submitted inquirics on the subject. PROBING NEGRO’S FATE. CRC 5 CITY, Fla, March 13 I grand jury began an invest n today into the disappearanc of Lewis Barker, negro, last October. “ive men, including Thomas W. Hig- tham, former nlleged “whipping Putnam Lumber Co., and e being held. a few several pennfes found recently ¢ plant, re- to have a negro Only main of what been the body of the negro. Deaths Reported. The following d the Health Dep S ths huve heen reported to Wi Hospita Sarah F. A Hospital. alter Reed Hospital Samuel H. Basseti, st William F. Courtuey, 57, Emergency Hos: ita icien ar. € pathic Hospital Lilly Hammond, Thomas Frazier, 66. F' John H. Brooks, 93, S 2 months, National Homeo- pital Hattie Pixler, 31 days, 4620 Hunt pl. n.e. " Marion H. Baldwin of this THE EVENIN Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following: Joseph H. Allibone of Syracuse, N. Y., and 3. Herbert B. Layne an¢ Louise R. Allen, both of Richmond, Va John W. Galimore and Dora L. Harper, both of Beaver Dam, Vo, o Jacoh Pasis and Fannle Shriber, Vare of this city and Annie Me- esville, Va. Dnniel H. . Jrii of Lenolr City, Tenn., and Helen K Sparshoit of this eits. 1. Ohio, and James Henderson and . both of Baltimore. Md. James Pinket aod I Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: and Murjor and Mary E. cls. boy Smith, ‘girl. x Hawkins, girl McKinley and Buela Dani: 3. and Emma J n and Lec Walter und Catherine Brown, boy John and Berthu Brooks, boy Lucius and Olivia Epps, boy Johu R. and Rosia Johuson, boy. L The only woman milk buyer In at Britain is a Miss Bingham, who rs ago entered the service o rgest firm of m'lk distribut in England, and rose step by step until she became purchasing agent and managing secretary. She is in supreme c e of the making of con- tracts by which tens of thousands of gallons of milk are purchased daily from farmers throughout the United Kingdom. s Dinner Dance SATURDAY, MARCH 15TH Pardman Park Hotel Starting at 7:30 P.M. Music by Wardman Park Hotel Orchestra For Reservations, Columbia 2000 Evening Dress Requested Supper Dancing Every Evening, Ten to Twelve Again “Franc” Leads! Second Sensational Value SHERBET SETS OF SOLID SILVER AND ETCHED GLASS! Positively None Sold for Cash! Set of Six Solid Silver Sherbets —etched glass Pay $1.00 Down - and 50c a Week We are making a drive for new accounts, and as an inducement, we are offering this extraordinary value. This is a wonderful opportunity to buy these solid silver sherbets. None will be sold for casl h. Be here early, as our stock is limited. Special sale price— Pay 1-00 a Week A brilliant and hand- some_gem, set in your choice green N Pay 50c A Week Tonneau Shape Wrist Watch 16 jewels, gold filled. Excellent timepiece. = Specially priced during this sale at white gold mounting. 2 Exchangeable for Full Value remarkable val of white or in an 18-kt. mounting. Pay $1.50 a Week 7-stone diamond cluster, a lue. The great- est we've ever offered. Set white - gold Special. 75 Pay §1 A Week Illinois Watch A watch that will give you entire satis- faction. 17 jewels. Ad- justed to temperature. Special Sale Price $34:50 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925. T YeTel (Continued from Ei T nounces that money raised from the sale of t ts to a motion pletyre entitled “The Lighthouse by the Sea,” to be shown at the Rialt er March 16 to March 20, in- e, sold through the unit will be used in carrying on the activities of the unit In Washington. Perform- ances will Eiven morning, noon and evening. Mrs. W, president of the unit, Mrs. Charles Dumont, the ticket committee, is i arrangements. 0y, of Mrs. William H. Herron will be the guest of honor at the College Wom- en’s Club tea Monday, from 4 to 6 o'clock p.m., at the clubhouse, 1822 street. An interesting “nature gram, especially has been pro- appropriate at this wrranged by the s for the tea, Mrs. J. P. Ault and the members of Section VII of the club. Mrs. Herron will give an fllus ed talk on “Flower Lore,” Mrs Kelly will read from Words- rth_and Mrs. R. S. H. Dye sing ank God for a Garden Miss M. Alice side at the tea t hostes 1 of London, House for some » tomorrow for Eng e, will lea Mr. and Mrs. be at home infe ning and again March 29, Clark Noble mally Sund Sunday will y eve- Mrs. M. Hugh . will receive the members and friends of the Interna- tional Association of Art and Letters at a St Patrick'’s tea at the club- rooms, 1607 I street, tomorrow from 4:30 to 6 o'clock p.m. The program will include songs, sung by Mr. Embert Irish Le La- 27 Corsage Bouquet MEN! Be ments. ocean green, London here in clothes with the old, reliable blue WOMEN! Suits and Ensembles, ‘Aquamarine, etc. - groups. $29.75 " Open Until 9 will | thews will pre- ' evening, | ==y Mostl, s ery lppciafly priced at $39.75 cheur, and Irish fairy stories, told by Miss Ruby Nevin. ~Prof. Schoedler will play. Kenneth 8. Robbins &uests of their Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, of Atlanta, Ga., sister and brother-in-law Mrs. C. A. Galbraith of 123 Glenbrook road, Battery Park. Mr. and Mrs. Ibraith entertained their guests at inner last night at the Mayflower Hotel, The e ng popularity of the bi-weekly dinner dances of the University Club was shown by the large number of members and their guests attending the dance Tuesday night. Observance of Lent in official Washington h: increased the number of smaller affairs and given an oppor- tunity to those so desiring who do not wish to attend the public fune- tions during this season to still see their friends. These dinner dances will be given on the second &nd fourth Tu ys of each month throughout the season The hostesses for the tea to be given at St. Vincent's Orphah Asylum | Sunday from to 6 o'clock In-l\{(hv i i UPHOLSTERING Call Main 4224 for Estimates || George Plitt Co., Inc. Painting, Paperhanging, Draperics Furniture 1325 14th St. N.W. Main 4224 ZSASE Saturday & Sunday Specials Bex of Choice Cut Flowers A fascinating assort- value — for 2.50 ment, $5 Sa turclay and Sunday SPECIAL, 14th and H Phone Main 3707 vi( F Street Well Dressed For Easter Suits and Topcoats Balance On Your Own Terms No Suits or Coats Restricted—This £ Offer Includes Our Entire Stock of New Spring Apparel 29 39° Choose from thousands of well-tailored Spring suits in the styles and colors men like. Young men, especially, will be pleased; and men of more conservatism will find their require- 495 59 The new and popular colors—ocean blue, smoke and sand tan are the custom tailor touch. 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