Evening Star Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 7

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— THE EVENIN G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925. " §5,000 Life Insurance for $46.90 Mourning Blacks Dyed At Age !}'nq-nd date of birth for ulnlcn- 24-HOUR SERVICE 2t Ulusteation” Company tounded 158, Carmack Dry Cleaning Co. ts over $300. D M. Lo Boy Goff, 610 Woodward Bld; Lincoln 239 DR. H. H. HAWXHURST CLAIMED BY DEATH Succumbs to Illness l MRS. KATE 0. HOLMES, DIES OF HIS INJURIES. l Fire Captain Dead ! Frank Smith of Maryland Victim | ART LEADER, DEAD t forgotten, we loved her her, of Traffic Accident. Smith, 24, Accokeek, Pr oved her me Had Practiced in This City for 34! Years—Rites Will Be Held Tomorrow. ank ince Wife of Director of National Gal- ; | s icorges County, Md., died at lery of Art Long Prominent Hospital this morning as a re- of injuries received Wednesday afternoon when run over by a motor truck near Clinton, Md., where he was employed in a garage Smith was riding on the running board of motor truck that had been repaired, listening to the engine when he accidentally fell, one of the vehicle passing over his head and inflieting an injury that proved fatul To that bright and happy shor > We m we -N Provi- Funerals of Quality Regardless of the low you will find Chambers $100 fune including all details and beautiful casket, satis- factory. U pel if de- sived dence 2 z sult in Capital. Hawxhurst e T : physicians in | had practiced here fo | Connecticut avenue, Wednesday after a lingering illness. Dr. Hawkhurst came he as an assistant to Dr. F. A born at New Pultz, N. ¥ Chambers Relieves You o ey 15, Lsoh. and in 1688 sponsibility rms sleyan University S tennen it 1 it Middletown. Conn. Later he stud Chambers’ Charges oG medialn s al the Mool olur omen pathic Hospital = graduated in “half the old-time Mrs. Kate Osgood Holmes, wife of William H. Holmes, director of the National Gallery of Art, died yester day afternoon at her residence, 1454 Belmont street. Funeral services will be conducted at the house at 11 o'clock temorrow morning by Rev. Dr. U. G. B. Plerce, pastor of All Dr. John E Souls’ Unitarian Church | aid and 1 Mrs. Holmes, who was born in Ells to the he worth, Mc.. Qctober 1, 1858, was the Laken daugh'ter Mr. und Mre. James B Osgood. She cume to Washington : with her faiiily during the Civil widow, Mrs e e ly age she became two duughters " bed tudy of art Eiizabheth York. w (wo sisters 1 Wright the Art Students’ d Mrs. T. €. Stickels, both of Brook- under the late vn, N. ¥ Funeral Thom: wheel Sansbur the injured pital to his late home todas was ted from W body of W. W. CHAMBERS CO. The ru Mome Cor. 14th & Chapin N.W. Extra Funeral Cars $7.00 Phone Col. 432 Any Make Steel Vault, $85.00 — e T Card of Thanks. Brownstone cral Private Ambulances $4.00 a member of ¢ and studied William M. Chase On - October 17, Ll Witliam H ing at 11 o'clock : ‘ P FE D« st Smith will offici = e Ceologlcs terment will be in Middletown t A A QRS Yoaney Honorary pallbearers will be e Jpof ant._and Wi il i) Hlarey! W, Nass Tykg / S osanher | DY, Grexs C. Birdsall, Dr. £ el I CHeEERC B T s in various Standy o . = Washington services will he conducted Church 1583, Holmes, staff of the Survey. L pad engaged in during su vears crgics to the pursuit stive arts and to teach- sch d societics she then a marricd member United “Sta‘es ter she spent the study W wa il HIS DEVOTED WIFE, Tk COLY TH ¥ COLLINS, E COLLINS CHARLES E HARPER DIES; FOUGHT MANY FIRES HERE Retired Captain of No. 27 Engine | {residence In Chica {lated in the department of me Company Succumbs to |of the University of Chicago, becams president Arche Club and the Holmes took an active par his 1 1 org zation with special — Salal o tention to the teaching of the 7th & F Sts of decoration, und served as i man of the decorative arts se of the Twentieth Century Club. was always an enthusiastic gardener and belonged to u number of iar- dening organ tions. Mrs. Holmes is survived by her husband, who is himself of maried artistic abi formerly was Curator of the National Museum in the fields of art, archeology and Holmes, jr. of Detroit, Heart Disease Char retire Depart- nent after s of service, died at residence 7 Kilbourne place Death HIS DINOTED WIFE AND CHILDLE Capt. Harper was # Mason and = %, and i ;’ e n lifelong res - the tin was captai Engine During o You Still Have Time to Get Your ik pawisy Mrs. Helen Seivwright Manager of Our Women's reer the departm Department Mrs. Seivwright has made Hol ion many bl daughic Hiam M IHI!}’ T \I\\»u\v w want y friends here—and she ‘ and Mre. (i amphresorf 1 4 ants it known how much she $ S8 a0y utins by i A appreciates the patronage of | ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. Fos 11] | TONIGHT. Uve i : the women who have come Harper hildrer Fring Funer. W. Burchard of Survey wil ture on the the Colorudo River at Baptist Church. Admission free the Geological She has just returned from ew York with the newest ideas in tailored dresses, suits, coats and ensembles that women of Washington will want to see—and it isn't a bit too late to get some ideas for Easter. Raleigh Haberdasher Women's Dept., Third Floor Street Extra tailors are on duty. \ll suits purchased Saturday will be finished that may wear them Easter. emple | that Pl sonda IRISH OFFICIAL DIES. Robert McKeown States in A memorial servic Rathbone-Superior Pythias Pythiar Te Open meeting to { fricnds will he held by Knights of $ o'clock vthians and SO vou United | of 1923 See our “specials” & e usiness We at Church of the ngton Hebraw terpr £ ND ALICE o |7 oclock Autumn AUFRED AT M You get style plus qual- ity: A to choose from. of light Spring A1l sizes. WATKER variety hrRes Plenty shades. t the the 1 £ of special with the members are - yfriends dic Treland Prof. Hall director. | « ¢ inen tarift Seven L with Wi lock banker Rustines | will_sing Other Suits il sing iet Inc. liam Thirteen Ten F Ira be soprano soloist Clair w preach | the rendered Showers t morn tomor, u:\ m Vo Don = rald He . wnxuu: Frid will a IR R IR I EITREITEILEILEILE] ffresh fouthwest ng to northwest and CITY NEWS IN BRIEF The National Fellowship Club will EDWARD in caxt and south MARION uRteserdsiiegi ot L Fe St i i FUNERAL szcrons : pm., 5 ; : 11 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons am SAAC BIROH tea by the mnae Assoc | be given April 1% at the home of Mrs. | 7he Lena Dakin Gibbs, 1202 ghteenth Election oficers at i from 4 to 5 pm Syracase jation will Records for 24 1 Funeral Dircctors Since 1850 Main 5512 e : I T ECOSTEELO: education and Wil | ighest of the an War concert under auspices condition Tide i W Deal & Go: ables. 1 ST A LINCOLN quart shed ist: Nor Tu‘notny Han]on Macbeth by CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST | (rurni pia Frank chers Sons Co. deca Vrapet: TeiepionsMain 2473 Wm. H Sardo & Co. Lincoln 524 Sun rises i April o 1 3 TS MEAD. Sud P 2 MEAD. nged | Tuck Creek Cemet Weatler. | RAH!['IT be lightéd one Jor young men Sunday RAR PIN r‘l-vmunffiun diamonds. . in_or near Union Station. Liberal Young men like their style, the new Spring colors: Silver Pearl, Thrush Brown, Meadow Green. And they have that fine quality that has made a Knox Hat a symbol of good taste. 57 aleigh Haberdasher Satisfaction Guaranteed Thirteen Ten F Street BAR PIN _Platinum_ set wit evening of April N. S188 1l Tost | nder. dinmonds Reward to 6 SAROENS ol Reward for return of small bay Vit hnwrn\ from. her Tate Chase on Pa. ave.. Saturday. April 11 120 = : thence Stophen's Clurel Tost L where services w Canl Ex Jhursiny i« RAY MA RO mare, stra Wednesd; ROX ~ Large from wagon W Ty VL. SPLARE CO. Neither the Id=¢id containing printed cards; April 7. Reward If found Azent. American Raiiway [ i ut ¢ cerecn iy | 00 peliow metaly sl wIth Fhite stoncn, niEnt | 12 Tiberal reward. | Mr. Stodder, invited E] Clovds Cloudy Clouds Clouds Clouds Clear Clouds Rain Clouds Cloudy Cloudy Tnterment i vot € SCHROTH. Wedneuday, pm, ANTON r———THE ORIGINAL ——y w R. Speate Gn. 1208 H STREET.NW | MAIN 108 FORMERLY 940 F ST i1 ALMUS R SPEARE ~ WILLIS B SPEARE ——— CLYDE J NICHOLS April K 1025, at| bétoved hushind of Nel | his Tnte residen on' Saturdar. Aprii | Josemh's | etlves . riemas | rment Mt Olive: Conuter Washington, D Elks =g B X Buffalo . Charleston Chicago Cincinnatl Clereland Tenther, containng drawings. St returned 1o’ Washington School of 18¢h st. n Tiack sample case, containing Corona ! tspewriter and ersonal papers. taken by mis Rain take from Mi. Dleasant car, April 9. Heturn B Clear t reward. 0. M. Styton & Co., 1212 G . Gonds ROTH. LRI CAT, Jarge gray m ings. from rear 1740 N n.w. EJ Reward. T n‘- k. Srday "at Mount Jacksonvilie i y | WAL Kansas City 5 Attest: WAL :23\;:';52'“ SCHWARTZ, A1 Mism L e Tollu Schwariz Fridur, April ; el of Weruard Danzansks, 530 WA Retatives and friendnfnvitea.'” 10 SR BLACKISTONE’S et H"*N“' e bl 2.} Floral Blanket Sprays Danicl B ent in A-tington | Nitional Cemeters of funcral here- after. 13 | THOMAS. At Nuval Hospital Fortsmouth Va., 9:30 pm.. April 9. 1925, Rev. W. S THOMAS of Falls Church. Va. Notice of funeral later. VEAGLE. (L] Knox Hats, *7 to *20 =4 Cloudy Prclondy Cloudy Clondy Clear Clear Clondy Clear Clonds Cloudy P cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Foggs Cloudy o Cloudy Clear Clonds Cloudy Preloudy nd- Apriy o clerk recelve reward § fiell rimmed, in Huske Optical Co. case._Phone Clev. 983 L] SES, 0.1 ck leather f Georgetown car. | Cal | idq We Specmhg,e in Flor ‘Desans at Moderaf: Brices IN": F /or/J ts 14™& HSTS. NV MAIN 6953 <ld O kul att :-a_ K‘Izdl! e . at her resi Inc. VERGTE ECKPIECE (fox skin)—Lost. between South- v Bullding ‘and Holel Ma¥oower. a belge: colored fox skin: $10 reward will be' paid find- b'l\vn-fl"uh- of James V of funeral herea ddress Box 310-J WILLIS, Anri 7 EIL] Wilmington, el FOREIGN. (5 a.m.. Greenwich time. today.) Proctor. jr. Funeral April sulem M. C. Church, Rockvill | WOOD. Wednesday, April 8. daughter’s_rexi Mrs 29 Webstot st. n.w., ed wife of e late neral from her daught urday, April 11, at and friends invited to attens Rethiehem Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. (Alex- andria, Va., papers plcase copy.) p0) PURSB—Small. Reward. <d London, England. . ‘rance. . Fast sty Clear, Clear, Clear RO All\ small, sil name enrn‘l'fd “on = - U] —Diamond In rrnl-r douhk- row >R z pelal form: vers liberal reward, l‘H,E',,, s, - = Call in G852 between 8 a and 5 p.m. 10° | yiamilton, Bermuda... 1 cord, and rim, bet. 13th and | San Juan, Porto l‘h ; reward. Phone (1!!;:\;1«1: o I=RIEBIERIERIERI SIS IS S GHAMBER'S BROWNSTONE FUNEEAL HOME.. 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