Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1926, Page 24

. T 24 ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1926. kaya, who sang the role of the| MISS CLARA F. SMITH DIES. [many vears an active worker here|U. 8 N., retired, who was with her countess. The part is not a large . for the Visiting Nurses' Soclety and at the time she died. one and it was not until toward the e e o Private funeral services will be con- O e e acond act that she had | Daughter of Late Major General to | various charitable organizations, died | qucted in this city tomorrow. Inter- Advance Eer opportunity. But then she availed Bo Burled in Arlington. in New York yesterday after a long |ment will be in Arlington Cemetery. Styl Style 4 9 | herselt to the full, doing remarkably ibide. wacording sito, Werd receivia fine singing. Another feature of her et S aolaicnblt Straigh va cas is-| Miss Clara Farrar Smith, 59 years | here. 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