Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1925, Page 7

SOICEETY:. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. .. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 192% PR ; - | T T ; from New York aboard the American [bilt's daughter. Countess Szechenyi.|Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee D. Clagett of |grand ballroom. A de luxe supper will} R'CHARD E BYRD | Legion for the Argentine and Brazil | wife of the Minister of Hungary, and | southern Maryland. be served at those tables during the - and expect to return for Christmas. | her children are wulso remaining at | < — 5 progress of the dance. | | They are members of « party includ-| Newport until the middie of No. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Amos A. Fried |5 4000 those making reservations | DIES AT R|CHMOND [ MORS. October 2 [ |ing " Mr. Daniel G. Wing, Mr. Roland | vember, entertained at dinner last evening. |yeuterdny were the Minister Aus. | | Takoma“Park | ® Mr. and Mrs having as their zuests Representative | | i S tovden. athaniel Uve {iria and Frau Prochnik and Mrs Horn ana Mre 2 s ¥ evens and Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.| - Mr. and Mrs. Frederick ¢ nand Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. Kin- i e U0 g fe L any. Ocvoner. 38 e P50 lodzett [ of 1821 Adams Mill road announce |cheloe, wife of Representative David | et S | chavel of 3. William Lee's wons i | and acquaintances mvited \l 5 2 : T | — ' the engagement of their daughter | M. Kincheloe: Gen. and Mrs. ||.=rhm" Miss Jessie Dell, the newly ;,,,‘,,,l,",.,“Wns Father of Governorship Nom-,““;~ i een vl ~ = ] Miss Elinor Wheeler, daughter of | Blanche Louise to Mr, John J. Kelly | Lord, Admiral and Mrs. Gregory and | Civil Service Commissioner. and Miss : : . | Plingering "inexs. at his - rasidence . 1 VTS, (;()()lldge Re(,el\ ed \ 1s1tors to the 1 Ar. and Mrs. Charles Van Cise|of Philadelphia. The ‘wedding will |Col. and Mrs. Harold 1. Bullis. | Minnie Nieman, well known pianist, | inee and Arctic Flight | Marion S o WL 3 A & ; 2 | Wheeler and AMr. Marshall Orme Ex-|take place Monday atternoon in the | "0 we Joesy 0 | who has recentiy returned from Eng-| Commasies o Iichand ‘of Katie' 5. James. ot . P i son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T.| Bethle “hapel of > 2 and Mrs. John J. Noonan ha i suests of honor at the | . | Second Bantist Church. e st. betwee Whi H noon at 4 o'clock in the Church of the |ence of the (wo familics and relatives. |melE, GleveltadliRack home ;s::; clation of “Art and Letters at itx), R i e e oA In e % o a 7 Spiphi . A receptio vill follow it 0] rope. § otel Gordon, this ¥ Whe Kssoolated A 0 * . nite ouse TOdd) e remony it Thome. of ‘the| Miss Verona THoreh, daughter of |Were in Paris much of the tme visit. | leadduarters, the Ho " id | AN e, Silcers and members of Colum ! el L : e afternoon, and Mrs. Franz Ridgway| RICHMOND, Va., October 24. | Lodze. No. &b 1B P 0 5 W arehe | bride’s _parents, at 1608 Sixteenth [Dr- and Mrs. Fdward B, Horen. has | i3 thelr son and daughter-in-law, the |{nd" Niet Boh “petiking wil be the | Richard Evelyn Byrd, father of Harey | 1y gwithed of the'deatn of nroiner W11 Ithect returned {o Washington after an ex.|commercial attache of the United Vi1 AM H. JAMES. ‘Season of : i hostesses. Flood Byrd, Democratic nominee for| lidae oip e . S | 4 | Wash Stites Eribases Bagtuds : " ¥ evening. Octoter 21 At Fike COOLIDGE received the [eruys will leave Washington Monday == tended stay in New York. tates embassy and Mrs. Ravmond — vernor of Virginia, and of Lieut.| Al members reauested to attend members of the choir of the | for New Haven, where they will be the | Mrs. €. . Calhoun entertained o Clandenin Miller Dr. Fox Host at Dinner mdr. Richard Evelyn Byrd, jr., om Second Baptist Church. ftrd st - « small o / at tea vesterday after- T. Hsu. former governor - 37| tween T ana Dniapw . Sidas Octo First Congregational Church |guests of their son-indaw and daugh.; Small company at tea vesterday after Siia: Ta et John Stewart McLennan and |last Night for Delegates. flight commander of the MacMillan | at 1 in Akzon Ohio. who ate|fer, Mr. and Mrs Faenhiam. Justice:B0on in honer of Mes. Ssmesl McCon P el el o5, Miss Miliced Tyt Be Bl ¥ Fox of Pasedens:| iere for tThe Council of the vercruys will make an diifens at|Ricoand Mrs. B SNTININE S s @ S s ,, [ and Miss \'u'((l’llil "1 \’I);‘ and her son, * z at a & " dinne : vas held in the iite House at = 4 iz study pol conomic. | ¢ G eece Sadiiin i arty lasf . given by s e L complice. noon today The newly appointed United States i - p | military and industrial conditions in e vhere they will spend the | delegates from southern California to| flon of dise: His body will 1 Minister to Siam and Mrs. William W.| - h| mareiasei .\n.? _\.‘.u»\“,\h. Surope and Japan. Maj. Dy the National Council of the Congreg “'he Chief Justice and Mrs R e honor guests at er, daughter of former epre- C. Sun, Minister V. F. Tchon R — ! ] rel EN d ne wix held | " o T L L B e e o Eeel it lacntative and Mis. Aaron Shonk|Mimiscer T 1 Onsnt sad Mas 1o | o Mo e """"'”“::‘m“;‘,L ek e IR 5 ”}““‘”;"" One of Virginia's best known ; guneral, ai Biikim Bantise ch Lincheon fomorrow Justice Frans | Jonn C. Vanee: g who will entertain | Krefder of Hills Farms, Annville, I Wu are also members of the mission | w'clock at the Washineton (b iy — Sl Wy ern e fae A Hnedl] Silvercruys of the Belzium Supreme |4t the Chevy Chase Club, |t .\h\l.‘xnm; ot \Aarsh\!ln:_.lm\.\ on of ":wl gxpect to be at the Mavflower honor of her sister-in-law. Mrs. John| , MP$: M. C. Robinson and Miss Mar- feOERREA0E (0 S . 11 | “ourt, and Mme, Silvercruys. who === Mrs. Albert Lewis of Mouny Vernon, | for about s A Mus. | Jolin | hEL S e S AR sunder o city of Richmond. 1ie Covil ana Mme o " e ron, | for about a week. | 1. Bantinge Seattle, Wash. Jorle Robinson of Ut achieved success, not only in the pur d it At in Miss Anne Butler, debutante | TIL, will take place today at 2 o'clock he g 3 ¢ i RIE DONRING few days in Wash SN M 3 cer = - = e Hamilton Hotel for 5 = S 1 inzton. dauzhter of Mr. Justice and Mrs. |in the Church of United Brethren. uf | Miss Butler and Mr. Meegan S U B Geen M sy SNL G B8 Yie Bamion sult of his profession, but also in the | | Mirmine Star Todse Ko 30 » Tempie Lodge. Ko, ave inited o s WILLTAS 1 DAvIS Faated R anests W e A AN SR B | taken 10 Winchester, where interment | 'Y ES, S Departed this b will be made in the family burial| Parc Ma. Loifer ASNIE "7 t night retie expedition, died here at 10.50“ ahove charch 30 v M | MADIGAN. Thursdas October am. 0 Providence | LIAM 1 MADIGAN. and Fr ok MADIGAN. & Vierce, Butler, is the xuest in whose | Annville, Pa., the Dev. Dr. John' A.| Married This Morning. B b o o ay';'-".1f~"1!r" Pt — i it it o foni M 0 L BT N Sanil AT honor Miss Fannie' Dial, subdebutante | Lyter officiating. A reception wili| 5 x e al 3 by Mre. Ballng- | np L0 v Seth Ahomas of New | U8 MANY positions of honor and trus both “huaband' and " wife il at Lunch Today for: Visiton Gdoughter of former Semator and Mrs. | follow immedintely after the cer Fhis murcinge ol Mics Aany = Who I8 in New York for a short He verved for a number of years as| ber thence. 1o 81, Alossie Nathaniel B. Dial of South Carolina,|mony in the home of the brides| couer, daughter of Mr. and stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ballinger will| YOk City are at the Mayfowe; commonwealth attorney for "Shenan-| Where mase will be waid at 10 am is entertaining at bridge followed by | parents d h Count was Speaker of the ¥ y | A. Butler of this city, to Mr.|remain in Washington through next | | s P ceg: son. ol e’ | wee PUE Mr. and Mrs. William Vaughn Law- | ¢ uves and [rends invited te. this afternoon Miss Dial's guests | ames Paul Mecegan, son of Mr. Je-|week, o Tiliam, oy ghy | Virginia House of Delegates and was| MANN. <uddenis ot o ber 16 and her mother will pour| Mrs. Perey D. Hickling will go to i (0F Buftiio, ook plave e yson of Chicago. Ill.. accompanied by | Vi T el 5 vas | Ma o o) S e an e 2 heli ~ da Nt veir son. | later named United States district at-| 1925, at her rasidenee. 5 ! o for her after the game. Pittshurzh Monday (o attend the | 418 morning at 9:30 o'clock in Hol | and Mrs. J. Wilmer Biddle are|'ielr daughter Athalle, their 0. | torney for the western district of Vir.| fouthwest. DOTLIE MANY (nen Wilsn cruys of the Belgium Supreme Court = wedding of her niece, Miss Natalie Trinity Church, the Rev. William H. |&lVing large (ca this afiernoon in | YWilliam Vaughn, jr. and Mrs. Law | (00 | i, daugriver i e Tl Stowtt an Mo nd Mme. Silvercruys » new Civil Service Commission- | § : Meegan of Buffalo, brother of the |thelr home, Binderton House, near|S°N'S mother, Mrs. Maude Behrendt, |80 Parihenia A i s a few days in e e e e peasicft | Stone. daughter of Judge Stone, and | bridegroom, officiating. The church | Philadelphia, 1o present the Jatiecs |are in Washington, and are at the | mmee W wther guests included Mrs. Henry Il company at Mancheon t0dny | place Ty stin, which will toke|was dscorated in ferns, palme and daughter, Miss . Stanley Gordon, to | Grace Dodge Hotel « Hen 5 o any o 3 s ace EiehE & s 5. e | Philadelphia soc ; = Farnham, ir. daushier of Jusiice and | ind the White Peacock. | e CHEAIE Sy M (G pREL TRy | _Mr. and Mrs. George W. Grandin of Mume_ siivercruvs, and the members of (1 W HEE ¥ et and N e e - ) Perfect Love" and Mr. George Boars. Hannis Taylor has gone to "‘lf'\fi|a;1.|, Ohio. accompanied by Mixs 2 — Whten = Stives mbassy st i ormer Secretary ar and Mis. | me over Cleveland, WIdow | {ioriher Guoy L on e, And M o |Boston 1o visit her sominlae ang|Ruth Grandin. are guests of Mis |Succumbs in Paris After Brief| vite = Justice Silvercruys and Mme. Silver-| John W. Weeks are sailing to 1.-r former President Cleveland, will be :,‘1‘ \'n:tl‘lfl‘\\!- ”\yv:m- Ieryl:y‘." .“:d 4;v“h'l‘:‘_ daughter, Mr. and M} "'_'“d‘ “I’“':l' { E. D. Grandin at the Mayvflowc ‘ MULHALL. Friday 23,1925, JOHN The char daffaives o ium and Mme. Tilmont entertain at lincheon todiy at the Mayflower Hotel in honor of Justice Franz Silver mains can be viewed T Tate Toeider Saturday eve | DR.T.W.EVANS DEAD. | i i b S Tuesday Mrs s ). Preston, jr. for- | Treet between < "R in Baltimore next week. Mrs. Preston wh ; { Tllness. | B MULHALL. son o late Cant” Jame g . Mrs. Pres Erin Wi e o nd an effective | Who recently ‘returned from Europe. | e 3 o E “and Anme " My is national nresident of the Nee Br where they 3 | Mrs. Sam Park and Miss Elizabeth | [ oy aua Mulha oo eNedie soft music at opportune | WHEre they spent the Summer Park of Blarrite. Fos e in Was || D Theudure W, Bvanus, formerls o | tore 151 i Nrs RISE S A opping 4t the Hamilton | Washington and Haltimore, died in 3t % am The bride was escorted by her fathe ,,W'd ,";f ‘/’” nd Irving Bowie n.H“I' f‘;‘,_, &nd stoppt Sithestizmd | Paris, Franea, October 7, accordi choice owers nows Mrs: Preston willl be ‘the May Butler. ‘The bride wore her trav- |5, ~O0 f r'r',‘ ";’“<i“ Apart Mr. V. Tham, Mr. (i, Tham old and had been sick only a short S = | eling gown of pencil blue ie silk | v Francke of Stockholm while no hmit when Blackistone JJ|honor at tea Wednesday afte Sx tomn of ) Sk | Who IS an artist and musician. mnf,'\,.g,uf.',,..xl..?',)tv G = | Mrs. Louis Wardlow Miles ho will have with her for Dr. ¥ s o d year | dlow Miles, who e E R h _her for the season her . ns was many vears as oiranges. [FUNERAL DE-JRI25 iiouis Wantiow ttes fwho buil i 2o, o i e o ch of the fur, and she wore & cor. | 0UEhter, Mixs Effie Bowie fated in practice with his uncle SIGNS. Beautrful— e Gllman Country School, near Bak | e houquet: of pink roses and biue| Mre. T | CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. r. Thomas W. Evans of Paris, the | delphintum. Her maid’s zown was of | in her vson Mavo Fuller is again celebrated American dentist who ef work Guild merica. having suc- ceeded Mrs. “Truman H. Newberry HE expressiveness of JlI\iteor the former Senator from Mich: Bowie home., at 2212 Cathedral ave ected the escape of the Empress PALMEK ormer Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio | 0 flat crepe. with hat to match and | nue, afrer spending . secw The Sixteenth Street Highlands | 10 (e estape of (he Bapress. Lodge S ra s & u was the guest in whose honor Col. [# corsage houguel of Butterfly roses in Cupope e months -i(jzens’ Assoctation will meet Mon- [Shie from Parls during the French| n fr, % | and Mrs. Edward M. House entertain- | 404 larkspur 'he b man was imu Ha xth P ¢ Thrh and M y v day. ® pm., at the Sixth Presbyterian h and M led at an informal reception vesterday | Col. William .. Donovan At the card party Church He is survived by one son and two a of the Chaumont ifternoon In their New York home,| After the ceremony and nuptial| Unit Wednesdas the ! ] | daughters_all of whom reside in Paris where Mr. Cox 18 a house guest mass the bridal party and out-of- | tea tables presided '::\.].fl”h" st The Georgetown Citizens' Associa- fand by one hrother, F. 1. Evans of ea S wn guests, relatives and intimate | James R. McAndrew, Mrs. John 1. | 100 Will open its seasc ARy [eVashinston, D6 Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William Mason | friends were' entertained in the home | Hines, Mrs. Hanson £, iy and Mec | DM in Potomac Bank Il Cor FLORENCE KANE, Secretars ht have gone to Hot Springs |of the bride, at 1637 Thirty-first street, | HArry A, Smith. Texn will he served |TiSsioner Fenning. Dr. Bowermar YNE. Thursdas. Octoher 20 - the carly Autumn Georgetown, at areception and break- | to the card plavers and seats by | Greslor of the Public Libravs, and; ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. | (40 mm. ai%h. “¢Riets Hpiea: A CormellusIVaRAStHIlE s tagin oot 2nd \Alter {lie) breakfast e |12 Of HHpidebutanier: Miss TuIbl | 0 o Coldnen, coungelfor (e e = g e | daugbter of Henry A and Blasiche Paves s Va 4D Lrte and bridegroom left for a wed- | Gleaves and Plavground Commission, will TODAY nee “Dats v A and Blaniche Pasne her Summer home. the Breakers. |dine e e 5 Miss Margarita Moreno, | speak. Cioare 5 eiAly) of Alexandri , Funeral Newport, atter. spending. o fore. | GInF, 1D to Hot Springs They | Miss Helen Peyton. Miss Dorathy | Pe%: CIB? | John Calder of Boston will speak{ e chapel of 7. Viiham Lee. 14th & H Ri_in_New fis; Vambet || tan e e o ane. Miss Georgiana Joves, Miss| Kalorama " Association will |#1 4:45 oclock, at the First Congrega r Interment 4t M —_——————————__non place, after Novembe 2|y + Walthall, Miss Betty Moody, : in parish house |tional Church. Public invited ctery. iAlexand 1952 F St bridegroom is a well-known news- | Miss Lydla Archhold, Miss | Sface . Margaret's Church. (ol P | PERS pichgoion . THE BACHELOR paper man of B lo. The bride is | Preston, Miss Margar Bates, Miss | Sherrill will speak of “The ( TONTIGHT. D, Saturday, October 23 equally well known in church circles Francts' Hopkins and Mise Maps | ning of Washington and Environs The Biological Society will meet, § | sence The Coxinaton ] 1737 H St. N.W. in Georgetown and Washington. She |Pendleton. Miss N. 1t A i g lo'elock, in assembly hall of Cosmos| hand of “in fiis GAtL yem A DS s organized Troop 46 of the Girl Scouts | charze of tickets The Young Men's Hebrew Associa. | Club. Vernon Bailey of the Biological | Finersi «revidence Tuesday - path “SH00" mo. well Farmished Jod|in the Georzetown Visitation ton- 3 n will give an entertainment and |3 1l describe “Two Years e "Cathiolte Chace 330 eny O, P yilet, sérvice, " telaphones.” "well veni. Among the out-of-town guests| M. and Mrs. Zirkle Hosts |dance at its building, Eleventh street | Progress in Beaver Farming.” and " he Al Navy lube. and to sh Hean imd ArmS | were Mrs. E. S. Fenwick. Mrs. Theo | For Miss Allen and M ¢ {and Pennsylvania avenue. tomorrow,|Mrs. Agnes Chase of the Bureau of the eiose vernment. © Run_ for’ peonie. who' abure. | Smoot, Miss Margaret Meegan, Mr.| - 9 p.m | Plant Tndustry will speak of “Hunt-| Rindiy oidonds are invited te homelike independence and privacy phn 1. Condin, all of uffalo: Mrs, | z the funeral WILLIAM E. BRIGHT omb ix in . Lacy. ind Mrs. Doll Matthew Zirkle Grasses in Brazil” Visitors wel- | SCHUTT. () B l west rates in ity for the service ziven.|jonn J. Meegan of Palm E Y e .“:;‘l’ -Klluyd at K beautifully ap-| The Red Triangle Outing Club will ne = P O, CALL. OR_PHONE_WMAIN 1572 | peinted dinner last evening at the |have an all-day trip to Widewater 1o, =T SCHUTT JWil a llllea oW Manor Club in honor of Miss Mary | morrow. Meer at Cabin 930 | Dr. Frederick-Lent, president of EL | dere sy Laneal from hix Isabel Allen. whose marriaze to Mr, |am. Straw ride to Grea ) m nterment : !mira College. will be honor guest of | Columbia Gardens. Ariington' Coun . “ 9 | Samuel Winston Lacy of Richmond, |cents). Hike will be to Cupid’s Bower, | the Elmira College Club of Waehine 4§ i New. Thoroughly Modern ~ D CAFE LOUISE Vi will jchmond, ’ e it foliess Club aflWeaning: - take place this evening. ! Where there will A campfive ton at dinner at the clubhouse of the ; SHAFFER. Fridar. Octoher Spring_Chicken Dinner Daily The ballroom o . ee: ‘Biing lunch. cup and spe 10:20 p'm. ar his resid 1135 Homes With Large Grounds pring Chicken Dinner 1e ballroom of the club was deco- | coffee. Bring lunch. cup and ssociation of American University | o iBROE Sl £13 drd rated with brilliant Aut 4 Edgar T. Gaddis and Waldbherz Hew Wom I the “late Susann Dbies Now. Mass erat bR utumn leaves | E saddis and Wi = Vomen late Susanna and Ajcustis Shaffer S 1 S, | 4nd over the table was a camopy | Itt. leaders. o Vashington’ " Hounall “Folrin® pesres d {pEiay S s Jananese lanterns, T ! — The Natior T Glo e o 86.500— “wall tiet —855 a month ncluded arurhe table deco- | wpylse Religions and the True” will | The National Fellowship Club will| saus Chu Pt rations included Autumn leaves and DS ang. give an informal dance at Hotel Wash e T tiny Japanese figures as place |g o Priots. 1731 K = — rers’ Reliel ation” “You' are t tractive dwellings, A Je cards. Following the dinner the|® P'™ The Tivoli Pastime Club will give a| s Octarr: CHARLIE WARE late ardt and et | Imported Iy was entertained at bridge and | ince. % o'clock, in the Deniee b S Tow due a : i h Monday. October 26. at 11 | RORERT TATE. President 3 dancing. room, 1517 R street W g 1 M. HOPK nancial Seerecary. * trees, is to desire one! HORRINSSE 1 she s o . The guests included Miss Elizabeth irt eported. The ways ins o e e Macaroni and Que St at Connectiont Ave. N | ot 051"y luded Miss Etavern | Births Rep The wass and means commitiee of | < Y and | . loging bisina have heey he Knights of Pythias will g § i Alemoriam n f Miss Lucy W <poo The following births have heen ill give a five iJ fl moriant. 3 ht and cheery A large. dry itherspoon of this city, : = who will be attendants of the prida; | (outl Health Department inthe las hundred ¢ Terty ot Pytnian Teo g S | whe s 0 ride; | hours B hasement and modern equipment Spaghett] Sunday Ev ening ‘i\h-] l»:{;v_yam;-e Allen, mother of the | Gy and Row Stetanclli. b 2 370 1odat. Oetober 241958 throughout are additional attractions. A ride; Miss Jennie B. Allen of Ohio. v Bessie T lver | Municipal Council, Roval Arcanum, | Rest_in | § I ghont are : ional ¢ A S the bride's aunt: Mrs. Richmond T Amelia T. Allizon. | will meet, S o'clock, at Py rem. | "R "GTER s . Come and see them Sunday! (French) Dinner Lacy, Miss Virginia Lacy and Miss| Philio B and Maron F. Croox. hov Ioie = ax Pythian Tem | rowt BRIl 1E. Y | COMBS. In sad but loving remembrance 0f EMMA COMBS. who fied saten sea:e | Charles A and Mare . Soheeh | In true and Joving remembrance [ Mice Lacy of Richmond. mother| Willam 3 ana Marearer Diving 4 St ar s b SRR TANAR R. L Ave. to x e SPNNER, O lana sisters of the bridegroo Mrs, | James and Eva Muldoon. hov nacostia Citizens’ Association “m’ FOWLER. who departed this life seven i onik e 1-1h. Carton Macaroni. .19¢ ) hetl Anchoragertis ' George B Careviotive vons T Thomian A, i Mar 1 Denieon meet at Masonic Hall, Fourteenth and | U touy: Ocsauee o4 108 Tt . . S : i J : = Mary Thompson., Mr ol W Tavid dnd' Bessic srael, hos. streets heast. Election of “o¥ed anc rememhered . 1-1h. Carton Spaghetti..19¢ jovial, cozy occasion; delicious (Y | Lace, Mr Richmond T T vi | Mamier ¢ oo e s ) i . . 5 g solli 20 3 % : | Mr."Arthur Lyle Lacy of Richmond, | Abdoes amd Serat hon 3 B o Library ther “and zrandmother. 1-1b. Carton Vermicelli. .20c¢ food; charming surroundin | 3 Latane * Montopue or ani| A et St . | AN R N enaricd i e 1-1h. Carton ABC Paste, 20c Qpanze. N T and Mr. Moultrie Hite | S3ERL Hagt i 20 The Seaside (Tub will give a card| 'T'* Seet to remember her who once was o s ity, who will be groomsmen:| .Iames and Sallie Stewi il . oo b Six to Seven-Thirty | Mr. Verner Aurell of Richmond and John A; and Atnes gj e u-' in Society Hall v:::.ur;‘v{ah-’r'rl‘ln me. she is just as dear. - ster Koataty James K “and Zelma Tato nd G streets e ThARIERT Ktars thina on the srare R Skl \lagruder Inc. One Dollar Fifty M. Lester Keefauver, Ira and Lydia Gleim. hov OF one. T lnved Bt conid mot sasn Henry and Loutse Williams. b HER DAUGHTER. ‘MRS. RUTH STEW Mr. and Mrs. John William Town Georze and Rosa Younz. hos ART Best Groceries send will entertain at a house warm.| /1AM and Bllsanetn Sonna = Dear srandmother. vo Conn. Ave. and K St. Anchnragc‘ "n':‘\«vf»‘l;m{': ftiiels s home o Do Deaths R d | T ehall alwase think af thee Connection o e AT e s s S et e o PETIIE GREAIAN GLOANY | SAushier, MOLA (HRISTINE : 5 Slen Winters. 186 MaARY RO ALTACE: | Smadeaved iy Kline, jr., Mrs. I Frank Steele and | Ta b Fairfas 05 ! MARY F.(MOLLIE) JACK: | October 2171018 Mrs. George L. Bowen will preside ai| Chotlec Havs 50, Gallimeer cihe e She slceps. ons 20 vouns and fair =B es t i LARE (COLEMA) Shejsieeneonsieol youns . the tea table. Mrs. Rudolph Harr Jennie M. Bettes. 8. 11 ambere sweel and knows no care tea tadle. Mrs. Rudo ell. | Ammie B Cooner. A1 heart war pure. her e wan o Miss Judith Steele and Miss Anna | Alfred O. Hava. :1. United States Sold Deaths. ROt our will. it God's ba done Grove will assist in serving. Home Hosnital : Tacacs_ Rawking. 63. United States ed_this hife Wednesdar. Octo. Tatend, B 2 dicra Home Hoemia) . 5, ¢ o fabe VIOLA CHRISTIRE NRH Sm e, ana M »,h:’ien"e Leon Ruedin, | ““Elizabeth Ao Littie. 4. 5211 11th ¢ Vloved son of Wiiitam W and | w0 geoaited Ve Sears azo today: d o ir honeymo o % S¢ and grandson of Annie er 24,1919, c ROOR, L ane Alice Murphr. 31, B 2 T en A o Swniey Ehon And never whail vou he or as long as Iife and remembrance last passing a few davs at the Hotel As A dence Hospital Funeral from Turner Memorial A Gone is the face T loved o dear in New York. The bride \\-a\f_\;l.:: Annie V. Burke. Church. 5th and P sts. n.w.. Sun Hushed is the voice 1 loved 1n hear Agnes Messer, daughter of My L October 25.°at 1 p.m. I cannot help but wonde: ro e e a“like new" finishtoyour | | N James Sicsser of Cleveiand Park, R e L e R ARG S ey : where the wedding took pls 45 516 Shotte alley. nte ANNA MOORE BELL. ex-chairwoman of NE. A tribute of love to the memory| mln n n floors, doers, f_umuurea;d Wednesday evening, Mr. Tuedin Ga| Do oman. 5. Fremdnion * omital [ e voard ‘or airecurd and sieer OF oltr [0t iy acvote isiner. VASES W e ) woodwork with O-Cedar the 5on of Mr. and Mrs. James Ruedin | Jownh Hawiine. 5. freedmen o ecnital. | 35.at ] nome At lerael € M. F Tona: 0 JmeyeRtaRo.Of Polish. It's no work —just of Lucerne, Switzerland, and is en. | Howard Dishiman 15 dsae 4111 o & et and B Biea e N Shcet d - 2 JLIA WEST HAMILTON. President e fun—to make everything gaged in business in Washington. JENNTE E. BARNES, Rec - But whoss siivers Aisht shineth ca ® - To dress one of the ra g nd members of the Grand . The roses e Derfiime stil] logers glisten the O-Cedar way. ,W;",,”:' QI“,",‘ < i‘“""" = S [ film actresses for the s 3 are Teauested to attend | Whan the hlossoms are Tadcd L unzeray hoe rerirnas the Summer in France, | cost something like $175,000 a vear. the fanéral o d Matron ANNTE | There Tare”hearts Tuil of " Liehi and of 2 s ned to Washington and is P s LC roh; x are stars that zo out in the dark- i 193t 1 avioric b, g Arrangements 1. h i | RGIE B N and Matron. | Like ihe souls of the ST and the o 4 nts for the Hallow e 3 H n ) DE PIERSON. & supper dance to be given at xanll Moy ACONSIIRON = One tees il ay Ik EalTahy | A. PARKER. Grand Secretars S sl L e iott. 207 Bryan icers and membere of Gethsemane = = -| flower Saturday evenins. October 31, |stne BELL On nd members of Gethsemane at o'clock, are practically [ BEADED BAG,_ red. with contents: lost i | fied of the death of Past Grand Matron J 5 T e e $10 reward. M D 1) Gall s "MOORE RELL | FUNERAL_DIRECTORS. from 2 to 20 places, aceording to to . %230 California st. n.w. ~ North X450 Txtael MK Chirer > 2 JAMES T. RYAN at 1627 Nineteenth street: —_— | st and B s Sundas. Ociober = Still their goodness lives on with the Jiv- H [OUND—Male. hlae white and at ’ % oo "B Roval Matran Model Chapel. Lincoln 14 Ox a l a e ‘Wondetful for automobile bodies. to be placed along the sides of the e R ol Mt e e Aabin < BAG. black: on car: reward. Line. | Royal Patron. | Livery tn Connection And alittle goes far. Just tryone "L MARK E. WHITE. Secretars. ~ro" = America’s Finest Communmity bottle. Sold everywhere in various = STON _TERRIER — Vicinity _of Poli's | BONTZ. Friday, October 23, 1925 at hi 2 A by 3 = e T 13 vears: gray. head. brindle hacl . 0 3°nd k. 0w W CO of Group Homes sizes from 30c t0 $3. Bwnersa Tl 1 eareieray, head eigdie aci | PO nor G cat. \rb, | Ve lu. i p i 5 endléy. Poli's Theater beloved husband of Elizabeth Bontz and Ceither tha succassors or connect | fothermakes BRACELET—Fiexible platmim. with three | son of the late Jacob and Johanna Bontz. | wine ihe aneinel v H. ods rnected B it with the original R. Spears establish-| trade quichlyfor. | IR ra N e vl IR SV S R i R T P S e S & ng. or on Eye 1. Octoper oher 26 at = nm. Relatives and friends | MeN .- 1009 £ NI ndseii fihohu onci o da ! QHEntY |2 e i ot SO | b AR RN P S | B roai 00201009 H St N.W.J praise that comes unsolicited from Pollsh 3 { : : < : : - BRACELET —Fiexible niatinim. 5 dis- VE. Friday. October 23, 1925, AN- | 7 eminent engineers, architects, Gov- 83’;)00 tudeb dker ;;?:?g“ L;;;;;"‘;‘-“?fi " }},‘::»"'.!F'I‘, “'"l,':”“ NI BRALGVE veloved” wile 0f Sumon Joseph F. Birch’s Sons “Cleans as it Polishes” i Ly : : ernment officials and business men of tration, o R e n e BaE 1150 Hery s Dotte. Arthur. Extelisand Gl (ISAAC_BIRCH) E e ph N R - Biraloye. ' Funeral from Bernard Danzan- {3034 M ST. N.\W, Egtablished 1841 s g V 3 4 male police pun: straved: name | L 03 . Bowe. Sundn fabes | Suon - _Phone W Washington who visit the Village. One and up pumer p\"-‘!btllf FIHIEI’I K R T T | O i e o iohgt ogh multi-millionaire even took occasion to (A — P Kre . Ay comment on the cellars—*finished with $1.000 Down and T s e, e Gty 20| Gawler Service T Diease return io Sn11 Militavs Toad. | BGTLEE; 5 e Mussday Octo > 5 ird. 2 dence. 7 Gres) now. 'y B ral Directors Si such unusual care. 375 a Month hees T4 Gresham st o g Funeral Directors Since 1850 s 5 R SRE At the Twort | WMoy of Chrictin Tud TOA T BOTLER. 2 1132 Penna. OXHALL VILLAGE represents a step O S | s e Chn e S0 | i G ot 4 o | Main 5512 i ronne forws rress of i s cinity H et. Call Potomac 1900, Branch | the late Major E. Butler. loving mother of Sy = forward in the progre of Washington's ci a neh Iamedh e and i ate Tlmothy Talen ——— ROUND TRIP home communities. Senator Arthur Cap- szs—{m‘g"nv’n’mm.vmar California st Rosa Jackson. Eiiza_ Jackson. Emma | 641 H ST. NE Phone 1. 5543, SPECIAL ONE-DAY EXCURSION : 2o e 3 i Columbi : reward. Cleveland 110; Thomas. Rev. B. F. Towsle of Philadel | per of Kansas, Chairman. of the ‘Senate e e, L | Thomag, e By Tomole o Pl | — o S, 5. ZURHORST District Committee, was recently quoted dav. Mre. S. E. Cudd. af nther ‘relatives and_friends to mourn | Sunday, November 1 SPECIAL TRAIN o L= Reward. - “ "] their Yoss “Funeral from Metronolitan | 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. in the local press as saving: “WASHING- o SO 2 e op sl o Popoli ey o Oy TON. insofar as its natural beauty and the possibilities of future development are con- Saturday, October 31 Leave (Union Station) Washington. ...... 5 P.M. Sunday, November 1 400 4th &t n.w iy ctnber 25 ALY paor™AN: | TTWILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Frme g cerned, far excels the capitals of FEurope. and T am convinced the time has come Arrive Niagara Falls (International Railway)..........8:30 AM. RETURNING METROPOLITAN POLICE B, L terment at Harmony Cemeters | baimer Livery in Connection. Commodious| tober 20. Reward. Return to Jas. CONNER. Members of the Men's Cliff Rock | Chapel and modern crematorium. = M when we can go a little faster with a pro- gram of IMPROVEMENT.” The creation Leave Niagara Falls (International Railway) Leave Buffalo ... .4 eecond precinet. ___ Asinciation” Are tequested 10 attand - the | prces 333 Pa_Ave. NW. Call M, NECKPIECE fur: Ios on THirsday mornine | 100eral of onr 1ate hroter. DANTAL ¥, o ind Ffficrent S hetween 14th and & and 14th and 11 n W, ta | CONNER. Sunda T rom Quick, Dignificd and Emclent Service. i this unique Village. with its artistically distinctive homes, its park-like streets ahd its setting of unsurpassed beauty, is strik- Earlier sections goink and returning will leave when loaded. 24 Tickets on sale beginning Thursday, October 29. Sale of tickets will be limited to the capacity of equipment available.®2 ingly in line with the commendable pro- Pennsylvania Railroad Cn. gram of a greater and better Washington! BOSS ANd PHELPS THE STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE WORLD Drive to Western High School at OWNERS O 0000000 JRGE H. DADDYSMAN. father of Mrs. g s ¥ > Eiae irgini Sheetz ai May OW LOCATED AT, POLICE Female: “black.tan breast | Yamaes Ho ol Georea 1. Dadiomien. o | 1724 N, o NORTH 7070 G20 Hiporal reward. | Flneral from the chapel of W. R. Sp ~ = S MALL G E contaming Tetween | her S8 1 e rent ot Wm. H. Sardo & Coc. f‘:‘!f"an’i]_hll:) |nT'¥‘v'v.lll,’ also. lh!:v'-’l' lrrdnl. in Glenwood Cemetery. 26 ‘II‘_‘dH s'(l’;.h\ }; Lincoln 524 retn rn to At 213, 1717 R . and 8 DADE. Friday. October 23. 1925. at 1:30 | Mo X CONTER, " giddents. Fridae “Octoper oa. e 2 925, in New York, MUL’ A_CONTEE, z e Leioved mother of Florente -4 Sovses o | Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Reservoir Road and 35th Street, then west on Reservoir Road (disregarding $00 i homber o 81 mia indCeanins [ 434 lo Ialand ave. n.w.' Notice of | 1113 SEVENTH &T. N.w detour sign at 37th Street). Turn left 1417 K Street on_cinder road at ith Street o Main 9300 s ve., bet: Stol ‘s ‘Bukery | .. Juneral hereafter. Modern Chapel. Telephona _ Main 2473 EXHIBIT HOME. §i72 Reservoir Road, tastefully furnished by W. & J. S : aiaral Soldern Home. Hampion. var T. F. COSTELLO SLOANE. hm’ at the residence of her son. : N Ty e RiED € DADE anl.;\:nmlnvllnl.»“x.w}mrr‘v = "KPIN. Iarge cameo: on Friday. Oc A- Bates and mother of Lula Armetead 35 Getween Duilding E. 6th and B s w. Simes and Robert Clemons. " Body mamag FUNERAL DESIG Government Hotel. New Jereey ave at_Bundy's undertaking barlor. Florida [ ———prc oimg 1St —— 1da Hodmett. Government Hotels, 1. ave. between fth and 7th sts. Funeral Erampt; Auto Delivery Service , from Vi st Sevenihidny® Adventiat ATtae expressive——inexpensive : Wireh. Kih st: hetween F and G E DIAMOND | iriii™ortine Bemy¥ and 6 e, st | Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St. A < [ v S L= - BROOCH — Circle of pearls| Bers please consri’ * oo (Fairiax pa BLACKISTONE'S with inner circle of diamonds |PEALE. Thursdar. Octaber 22 1025, at his “ » T < size one inch in| HARRY misand of ane a hests’ mes | Floral “Blanket Sprays' set in platinum; size one inch in McDonaid ) Fjneral wil take nlace from And Other Beautiful Floral Des =y ; e & nis Jate re o o X diameter; liberal reward. Lost| his late regdc@e Monday morning, Octo- | Moderate Prices. _14th & H._T = |between October 6 and. 18| v, "hrituiers pnitmmats vl % | Geo.C, Shatfer ™ 7' Telephone Rethesda 11. I (Ryllimare ‘paners please oo CHOICE FLORAL FMALEMS 25" at MODERATE PRICE: