Evening Star Newspaper, January 9, 1926, Page 7

SOCIETY. Florida ' SOUTHERN RESORTS i The Doub ' Track-Sea Level Route ! | 9 Through Trains Daily \ THE EVENING SOCIET STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T, SATURDAY, » JANUARY 9. '1926. d Phelps, Miss Julia Colt Butler fand Col. Brady Mitchell, U. S. A. ) ginia Marshall Klopton and a number ; of others. i Bfflfljs- 1219 | VON BAYER. ja | HECTOR At o from) « Penn i WAL ACE Mrs. NEW YORK SOCIETY WEDDIN i . Mra. o Shepherd street northwes Las turned from a visit over the holida: to Harrishurg and other points Pennsylvanta Representative C. L. Beedy of Maine has returned from his hollday trip to his apartment at the Hamilton Hotel. i Rudoinh Vice President and \lrs Dawes Hosts to| Diplomatic Corps at Reception This Afternoon. Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Milton enter- tained at u bridge luncheon of six —— R tables at her home in Sixteenth street i The members of Alpha Beta Chi So- this afternoon in houor of her sister |rority will entertain their friends at a | and house guest, Mra. Wilford Glexlillnnufl this menn.g in_the garden | onheiser, “of Pottstown, Pa, the [house of the Grace Dodde Hotel o : She 1o giving i rih In the serles she is €IVINE In | \iuy oy, Chiarles Mck. Sattz lor Washington i in New York for a | W ARKEN duy or two and is staying at the Hotel i Astor. | | i | ”‘ I FROM WASHINGTON Evergiades Lid. (fst Train) §: Everglades Lid. (2nd Tr 10:00 £.m. West Indian Ltd. 3:15p. na Special 6:20 p.m Dana WALLACE w Potomae t Saturday | 40am. | i N as Jan: i Dav Ramerta Events Mark e Southern Society Ball. The New Year ball of the Juthern | Mr. William Walker Smith, former- Soclety at the New Willard last eve- | IV of the diplomatic service of the ning, commemorating the 111th an United States, and Mrs. Smith have | niversary of Gen. Jackson's victory [returned from South America. wher 4t New Orleans. was attended by |they visited Montevideo nnd Buenc lavout 1,000 people. The ballroom | 4 nd are now at their apartment v ; decorated with American (]HK!I alvert street and palms, and Gen. Jackson's por- . . " trait, hanging on the north side of| _[The Catholic the Iroom, was draped wtih an| Vi slve a rec 5 o, ning, January in compliment At 8:30 o'clock their supreme regent, Miss Mary i B Duffy. Right Rev. William J. Hafe S ve D e | Bisho of Ra ! national chap: rvecital, “"”” i Ver: | lain of the « will be an n." He paid a wing tribute to | Honored guest the soldiers of the North and the sol- He delivered an | | 1 i January | ! Mre Mrs. | January 19: Friduy evening wary 30. nd Saturdsy evening, HE Vice and E Daw this President will hold a rec srnoon for the mem- the diplomatic corps, ng the annual event Miss Aflwo Mellon, daughter of the Seeretary of (he Treasury, will enter- un at mall dance this evening fn compli w 3roand Avs. S, Parke Gillieri. | Relial s of e ihis be 4 his nature, All.m!w toaal Lme The \Ianduul Rulrnad of the South Ticket GEO. 1418“H" he Chief 1 he the 1 Sunda Godfrey Daughters of J of War end Mrs. | w {1l be hosts at adin- thelr kuests number. Fuests lelng the nd Senora de The Secre { Dwight F. 1 | ver this evenin:s ing %5, the honow Minister of Guatema Sanchez Latour o e ane 10! om: Lowe! homas | Thomas | \nm\ K. ht be | Lieut. Col e Speaker of the House of Rep —— centatives and Mrs. Nicholas Long- will he the guests in whose jnor Mrs. Frederic A. Keep will en ertain u compuny of 18 at dinner this vening. | Of Azriculture h be the guests uf of Mr. and Mrs. will entertain a the Chevy ( 23 John W. O'Lear; d Mrs. Stricl The and | Mrs Secretiry Jardine will | honor this «vening Merle Thorpe. who company of 30 at [Club. Mr, and Mrs wnd Mrs 1 company | ‘\ ', E About 40 couples att ‘given by the Senators { ie Universit hich | night at the garden Grace Dodge Tote! MASS FOR LATE QUEEN. Italian Ambassador éo Att:nd Holy ‘ B Rosary Church Rites wed the dar Club of Catho was held house of el ELLENOR R diers of the South. i i eloquent oration Following the oration by there was dancing 110:30 o'clock, when § | Tennessee pald ibute to Gen Lot the victory at Th were sitendance at | Wada 1L Coap: Prer oarty at Ce and Mrs. Kellogg Tonight. Sta | | | st | ‘ Col. Dick until ubout nator Tyson of a brief but heautiful Juckson as hero New Orle 1 run the 1 | Secretary «on, rtain 1S evenin < will of | dinner e ns. and it di and wer | th aim s month entertain ev nie Net thie Willard rankir suests wd Ly Mme 16 \ memorial for Dowager Queen n celc Ch moruing announced tod; No personal iny issued for the mass tended by Ambas " Margherita ted in Ho Third ar at t Their Buvee Hemple MeKellzr, Gen Hines. Represents ordeli H Mrs. Jaw J. Ransoun, Repre: D. McReynolds, nd Miss A tor and M party Senator John 1 other BOW LR~ 7 Rosar I sty holic Mondas Samuel Jordan Gre at_dinner last eve in compliment 1o n and Mme. the company Edward W. netl sk Mus ive es Morris, 3 Floral Tributes create are r‘cal of the de- Highly ex- were hosts ning. entertaining the Ambassador « : Matsudaira. Others in were Admiral and Mrs. iSbe n. and Mrs. Masen Patrick, Alr, Mrs. Robert Lansing, Mr. i Godfrey Lowell Cabot. Mrs. i Dr. Ster —that we ions i ’ which will be achievements signer's art. pressive— Sprays & $5 Wreaths w i their M or I . Jone { Thompson. Dr. and Mes ith them i their Minister e {ippe Sovez. Miss L Virginia Pochon, Miss Katherins Dr. Far and s vederi Ruftis t Thomas J Kendric and Ars. ¥ Warns of Counterfeit Bills. ef M the Treasu ice has sent out varnings of > counter detected 1 Mme. company for her b Park Miss Lou | Hauge. { Miss A of My hostess to @ o e dinner this evening ests, Mr. and Mrs. S, the luiter formerly Ross Todd. niece of*Mme. company will later go to #. \Which is in honor Gilbe: Mrs, Henry 1. Dimock will lLivine tomorr afternoon. Im\ wk s 0 dinn | evening. entertaining a company 34 in compltment to the Secrata jof State and Mrs. Kellogg. Mr. Ed fw . Stotesbury from Phila- | delphia for the dinner. Hauge will be of 2 use ad yotian Phil hills e de ve-doll: » L the Ex. Mme. i IKamel Mr. nd o as tollows seriex of of the treasurer trait of J'a(l\-mr avel r jra 1 liss Iiric s, Mr. Mikail Moussa, Mr. Alex Wahobs up . The and Mrs. ster Treasury the United T werty- not be Mrs, last of W feveland Melion Frar ed el Beverly Mrs w TWO STORE 14th & H 229 F Se. Telephone Telephone Main 3707 Frank. 5357 of 10141 he Treas: of the Unit Clevelund A Card of tfianks to cxprese their i John L Fenn and Mr. Representutive 1 had wi and Mrs. E t Mre. Edward A. Harriman. apt. and Mrs, C. ¢ their guests the Ministe and M Mre. G, epresen and Mrs. e of Q ive and | MR, AND MES The bride was, until her marriage i Consuelu Vanderbilt, danghter of Mr ing one of the import 2 SMITH New York yesterday afternoon, Miss Wiltiam K. Vanderbilt, her wedding be- its of New York society this Winter. P& A Phutos Von 0 REFD. late Capt. B. B | #te thinis e 10 7 DAUGHTER GR GRAD o roun had as of Latvia Dunham, Purnell and and Mme Gen. Gen. and | Gen. at dinner this evening in « Mr. and Mre G New Yor Mre. Ake: mittee for t s Club, and t made in her studi Lamont street tative Minister will be at home informally tomorrow afternoon. their h n Bethesda in of Mr. and Mrs, Parker They were hosts at dinner ver otel preceding the when their guests were Mr Chaun rker. jr.. Mr. Iglehart timore, © ond secretary British e Mr. G Miss Nita Mme. Reeve Hoaver, Mr Jack White. M tained Wiltard, As he for thirty years faithfully served the Institution of Life Insur- ance and his clients, so shall we of the District of Columbia Life faith- i Mrs. George Inle and Mr. William | Phelps Eno will give a small tea Wednesday afternoon, January 13, in ipliment to Miss Rosa Ponselle, will be one the artists at | Lawrence Townsend's morning | musical 2t the Mayflower that day. Miss Ponselle is a native of Con ccticut and has been entirely edu- | cated in this country AT Among others there W0 Mra. Amos A Fri vl Mrs. Eli A. Helmic Gen Mirs. R Marshall. jr.. Brig. and Mrs, Sa el D. Rockenbach. Rep- resentative and Mrs. Homer L. Lyvon, | Representative and Mrs. Charles L. Abernethy. Representative and Mrs {Ewin L. Davis, Representative and re. ephen W. Gambrill, nator 10 Mre. Claude A. Swanson, Senator nd Mrs. Walter F. George. Repre sentative and Mrs. Rutler B. Har Representativa and Mrs. Allard H Gasque, Representative and M | Thomas A. MeMillan, Tepresentative | Mr . E. « tepresen AU\F‘(KA“i!)RD illard Tydings, Reprosentative | @ am. at and Mrs. Willilam D. Upshaw, Repre.| (BAWFORD i sentative and Mrs. Samuel Ruther-| Mondsy at 11 fol Mrs. Bertha R. Mertin, Mrs. Vir- DAAVID, _Thursdar Januars 7. 1028 at b Tome. Dunn Loring. Va MINERVA JDAAVID. 50 3 10v ‘G. Daavid and mother AT, Neviaser and Bernard Burnatin neral from her late i January 0. Interment Hill Cemeters EDWARDS, Friday. Januars 705 pm. at Geores Washingion ity Hospital E M. daughter wards anc late Henry tor of the late 4 Milna (nee ) Remaine resting at Gawler's chael tice of funeral hereaite Thureday morning 996, JOHN WALTER of Alice K. and ‘brather Sonnemann 4 re Maj. s, Maj HAZELL 1 AZEL AGXES LWILLLAN BARYE . Barnes o . = 8, 19 EDWARD H 1 of James e on Tnter. Jur L. Jefford his afte Mrs, tain at ment ! Mary house will be Mrs Frank Liewellyn Marshall Walve French ther, | Paul and Mrs. Eds Dutton Ars. Heath will over dnx and then return to her home Bost Tracy tea t a He £u I Blakenhagen, P in complt Marion La K Mrs their | Monday, ment Mount O COUNTEE. Underwriters’ Association fully revere the memory of Llewellyn Miller Stabler company 12 at dinner last eve- m o] Died January 8, 1926 g preceding the Friday evening [pl———la[c———|o|c——|o|——— |0} jancing class. Mme. Von Lewlinski III!l|l|lll\1\él\I|I|IlI||l|l|ll|ll|l|l|IllI|IIllIH|l|llll|lllllIlIlIlIII|IIII|I|1|I|l||IIIlIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIII“IlllllllllllllfllllllI||||I|IIIIII|I|I|I|I\I\Ill1|l|l1|lII|IllIIIllllllllllllllllll“mlflllllllll“lll"lfllll" ster Wade C last 1 Mrs dinner ving 15 and Mre. Wairen Newton will entertain a small company Tuxedos, $25 EISEMAN’S 7th & F Sts. Despa Bowman, ha [l | Mr. and Mrs. G tertained at dinner ceding the Friday Services will b narlor Monday Relatives a Logan Pavne e last evening evening dancing Their guests were Mr. and Mrs David Hunt Blair, the secretary tothe President and Mrs. Everett Sanders. N and Mrs. Moses G. Zalinski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norment and Mr J. €. O'Laughlin. Representative and M Adam Wyant entertained at a buffet supper of 30 guests in honor of Mrs. Edward Everett Robbins pre ceding the class. ¥ 9. 1 Wiks her Kt vear ass, MARY Funeral =ton. M in l\l:l Ly, My and Mrs. stead will entert buffet supper ring in honor ¢ My (Roxy and his gan; performance at th ditorfum. haniel (¢ | a company party this L. Rothat ) owing the Was shington Au Hal 10 District of Columt night and tomorrow. not much ¢ in temperature: minimum temperature n'ght about 22 degrees: moderate to fresh west and northwest winds. Maryland—Cloudy tonight and to morrow: snow flurries in extreme west portion tonight; not much change in temperature: fresh west and north- | west winds. Virsinia perature winds. West Virginia— morrow partly cloud in east portion tonight. Dinner and Dance for Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Porier David son_entertained at_a_dauce las YOUR CORSET Makes or Murs “‘| rr Style and Health— INDIVIDUALLY DFSIGNED. SPENCER Corrects Swayback and Drooping Shoulders i { Mal. F. H. Brainard, officer ‘nI charge of Marine Corps aviation. aml} Alrs. Drainard entertained at dinner | evening at the Congre Club in honor of Lieut . Edwin Brainard of Branford, o who have been spending the | holi with their son. Among the | guests were Representative and Mre. | John Q. Tilson, Col. John (. Beau- | x’m-y t \l]' - S. M. C.: Col and M v T cDougal and L Ce AIRS. LOULOU D. FOX | Mrs. Thomas Holcomb. IIV‘I"\\%H,\TIO\' WITHOUT OBLIGATION | Afrs, L'<.rnt!xu7\ anderbiit will sail X08 Whittler PL. N.W. Phone Adams 6345 today with her daughter, Mra. Harry 5 Payne Whitney, aboard the Leviathar Records for 21 Hours. We Give You a $250 ||| or urove. Min. Whitney is making | hermometer—s pn 8 p.m Complete the trip for the completion of her|{» midnight, 26; 4 a.m., 8 a.n,, Funeral for $125 sculpture, the gift of the St. Nazalre | Fine ambulances to and $4.00 As 4vl'||tlt]h to France, to be unvelled At t azaire, Mune 26, the ninth from City Hospitals. A phone call to Col. 132 will niversiry of the landing of the rst troops from this country in lvrlnfi us to you. The Brown Mm;(- Funeral Home ance for the World War. Mre. W. W. Chambers Co., anderbilt will remain abroad for a 14th & Chapin Sts. N.W. hort time. Undertakers. PERPETUAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION PAYS 5% Compounded Semi-Annually Commencing January 1, 1926 INQUIRE ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN - [t January and M ! Conn Free Automobile Parking . Moses & Sons Established 1861 F Street and Eleventh HIS _LOVIN AND CHILDR LISSOWITZ. s ~Cloudy tonight not much change fresh west and to- in_tem- <. and northwest ut ERXRBAR Y iftatureh. Pa (Pittabursh. Pa JACKSON. Suddenly. January her residence. 43 Fenton st F. JACKSON Funeral from Florida Ave niie Baptist_Church Sunday. January 10 At1 pm. Reiatives and friends Departed this life January MeKENZIE 21% aE ow tonight: to- slightly colder at 3; S pan. L9.87: Linens Upholstery Furniture Carpets araa th e Amanda Gan ands o e T, | MILLER n.w., Sunda { their oss two daughters, Mars | Williama. one 30.09: N 12 midnight. a.m., 29.89; 11 a.m.. Highest temperature, 11 am. today. Lowest temperature, 23. occurred at 7:40 a.m. toda Temperature same date last year— | Highest, 39; lowest, 2: Tide leles. (Furnished by Uniteo States Coas and Geodetic Survey). Today—Low tide, 9:50 a.m. and 10:46 | : high tide. 3:06 a.m. and 3:41 p.m. | Tomorrow—Low tide, 10:42 a.m. and 1:42 p.m.; high tide, 4:04 a.m. and 4:37 29.94. 29, nd P sts pm January 8. 1926. at t Ler’ residence. Rockville Md. MINNIE, wi Funeral from Tier Monday. Januars 11 at terment at Rock Crecke Cemetors KELLY. January 8 1026 at 2 jance. 707 Harvard si_ 1 LY. widow of Peter J_Telix her late residence Mond at 8:30 am .. thence to t cred Heart. where mass will be said | Relatives and friends invited to Interment st Mount Olivei Come- | Friday. January 8. 1926 at D at_the residence of his niece. Mre Fruset Woodworth, 36 Quines bl SHERWOOD C. KEYS. beloved hrother Roer B. Keva Funeral from the residence of hix niece Monday. January 11, at 2 v Relatives and f{riends invited At Glenwood Cemetery. MERRIFIELD. Suddenly. At Cazenovia N G FIELD. Services at Waterville. O'BANNON. Saturdar. her parents’ residence. NELLIE LOUISE, beloved daughter Walter G, and Frances 0'Bannon Payie), ~ Funeral from her parents Genes Monday. January 11.-at Relatives and friends invited (private) at Culpeper. Va. PHILLIPS. Friday. January 8 tesidence, 1010 7th at. s, Tored avband, of Jessic X Bhlpe Fa neral from his late residence Tuesdas. | Sanuary 1%, at 8:30 am. thence fo St | Dominic urch. where mass will be said | occurred & < at s at Fridas, TS TOVING [wEss. 1y 9:15 ke of Carl H o recidence | Kadie Mr. Julean Armold. commercial at- ! tache to the American legation, Pek | ng. and Mrs. Arnold are in Wash. | ington, stopping at the Lee House. | Mr. Arnold has just completed a tour over the country in the interests of Chinese-American trade and is now preparing to return to his post, leav. | P: ing Washington about the middle of the month. A Better Service in our B [AWE HAWKINS, AND MAMIF WEBB. Tn < our devo Jam: ANCHL WiLsox 11 Shirine of Ao am. attend! tery. KEYS. remembrance of RRIE V. WE . w years ago Upholstery Shoppe URNITURE TO ORDER—not the usual types of work that allows you to select your materials and designs, but an unusual service that is feasible through our designir~ experts. Mme. Blakenhagen of The Hague. Holland, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Cecil, at| | Biltmore, Asheville, N. €, is now in Washington, at the Mayflower. Col. and Mrs. De Witt Clinton Falls | of 449 Park avenue, New York City Buests at the Mayflower, entertained At dinner there last evening in the presidential dining room. Their guests I\\ele Admiral and Mrs. William Wood- — e e + died The Sun and Moon. i sun sets NGER. who' Sun rises 7:27 a.m.; sun sets 5:04 p.m. Moon rises 2:15 a.m.; sets 1:19 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. 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January 10. at 2 b.m SHERMAN. _In this city January 6. 1 ELLA BENNET SHERMAN. "widow John Sherman, in the 76th ear of her age.. She leaves one son. John. Sherman o “Kaipell. Mont., and two daughie Nirs. Eugene Van Voorhis and Mra. Wi liam B. Farnham. both of Rochester, N ¥ Funeral servicey at the Church the Epiphany. Monday. Januars' 1 2:30 b Inierment Rocic Creek Cemetery. ~ 10 MITH. Departed this life Wednesday eve ning. January 6. 1926, io the full trumph of Taith. HENRY SMITH the Mount Bethel Baptisi Church, between 2nd and_3rd n.w.. Rev. Roy. pastor. on Sunday. Januars 10, 2 pm. Body can be viéwed on Saturd evening from 4 o'clock until Sunday o'clock at James H. Winslow's chapel: thence to ‘the above named chureh. Friends invited. 9° ITH. Thursday, January 7. 1026, at 9:30 D.m..’ at_her re; AHanm 1639 Wisconsin ave niw. IVY C. SMITH. (nee Lowe): beloved 6 of Herbert W Suith. ~Fuceat o Holy Trinity Church, Georgetgwn. Mond January 11, at 0:15 am. Relatives a A Vied Tiarmant s Soonioes i STABLER. Fridar, January 8. 1026 at 1 pm. LLWELLYN LER " STABLER. Funeral servicos at Friends Meeting House. Sandy Spring. Md.. Sunday, January 10, at 2:30 pm. 100 SWANSON. Janu; at Providence son. daugh. ter of Mrs. Alice M. Mullen and sister of Mrs. Walter G. Wilniarth. Later notice of funéral from the residenice of her sister. 1372 Kenyon st. n.w. TAYLOR. Passed peacefully int ks bb v ai 8. 1926, at 7:20 p.m. KATHERINE st. n.w., CATHERINE TAYLOR. Ot the" Taie “Ara Ollvin, Dits: Sunday. January 10, at 2 pm.. from Pro- plc's” Conwrezational lhuu.l\le'n: between and Gth sis. DLW atives aud friends Invited. - | il | | of Funeral xmm ! reat Thure- ey, Januars, 7 1920, a¢ her residence, 1620 | V.L. SPEARE CO. Neither th pesors ¢ ed with the o W Spo 1009 H §t. N Ehoh) P rmerly #40 F St. N.W Joseph F. Birch’s Sons SAAC_ BIRCIT) 3034 M ¢ N.\W. Estabhished 18 T Quick, inal one West ¢ ln,mfiu' una nt_Service. . W. Dcall & Co. NE. 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