Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1926, Page 9

=_———— MRS. L. P. WRIGHT DIES. Mormer Washingtonian, Church ‘Worker, Succumbs in Florida. Mrs. Lydia Powell Wright, 85 years ‘old, formerly of this city, where she Tan active in the West Ena Woman's Temperanre Union.and the / Union Methodist Church for many TUXEDO SUITS $29 PRIVATE AMBULANCES omest rates in clty and_finest $4 and from city hos- Wil ppoNE cOLUMBIA 432 CHAMBERS CO. years, died at ths home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Sarah Clark, at Plant City, Fla., Sunday, according to word re- celved here. She is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Clark, mentioned; Mrs. Elsie W. Cheesman and Mrs. Lillian W. Birch, both of this city; Miss Louella Wright of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mrs. Martha Stepler of New Bedford, Mass.; also a brother and sister who reside near ‘Woodstown, N. J., where interment will be made tomorrow afternoon. — . Coolidges Send Flowers. A floral tribute from President and Mrs. Coolidge rested on the casket of the Inte John H. Arendes, retired po- liceman, whose funeral took place from 8t. Peter’s Church, Second and C streets southeast, yesterday. Arendes performed police duty at the White House for 17 yea: Rev. J: C. Connolly celebrated mass. Pallbearers were members of the Holy Name So- clety, Knights of ‘Columbus and Po- lice Department. Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemeatery. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1926. ALFRED HIGBIE DIES. President of Realty Firm Had Lived in Washington 19 Years. Alfred Higble, 57 years old, presi- dent of Higbie & Richardson Real Estate, Inc., died suddenly yesterday at his residence, 1749 Irving street. He was a native of Michigan and had lived in Washington for the past 19 years, and was prominent in fraternal and civic circles. He was a member of Stansbury Lodge, No. 24, F. A. A. M.; the City | Club, Kiwanis Club, Washington Board of Trade and Washington Real | Estate Board. He 1is survived by his widow, Mr: Katherine Higbie; two sons, Harol and Willard Higbie, and a sister, Mrs. | John Sheldon of Elsie, Mich. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his late home by Rev. Harvey Baker Smith of Columbia Helghts Christian Church, of which Mr. Higbie was an active member. Interment will prob- ably take place in Fort Lincoln Ceme- Realty Man Dies ALFRED_HIGBIE. What Men Want Ordered to Take Instruction. | Lieut. Col. Albert G. Love, Medical Corps, has been relieved from duty in the office of the surgeon general of the | Army, War Department, and ordered to take a course of instruction at the ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. ’ TONIGHT. b Christmas dinner | University d | starts at’ 8 o'clock, dance. Dinne: dancing at 9. Sixteenth Street Heights Citizens' | Association will meet, 8 o'clock, at the new Chapel, Alaska avenue and Kal- mia street. ‘Washington branch of the SoclelY[ of American Bacterfologists will meet, 8 o'clock, at the Hygienic Laboratory, Twenty-fifth and E streets. The Burleith Citizens' Association will meet, 8 o'clock, in the schoolroom of Mount Tabor Methodist Church. Henry D. Cooke Home and School Assoclation will meet, 8 o’clock, in assembly hall of the school. Morton Snyder will speak of “The Parent's | Share—Solving School Problems.” Representative Gasque of South Caro- lina will speak on his bill for an elective school board. Christmas songs by Miss Getty's puplls; folk dances by Miss Tracy's puplls. Re- freshments. The Curley Club will meet, o'clock, at 601 E street. Columbia Chapter, D. A. R., will give a card party, 8 o'clock, in oak room of Raleigh Hotel. W. C. T. 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Shrum, chief chaplain, United $States Navy, will give an illustrated talk on “Pales- tine” at the Church of the Covenant, under auspices of the Business Wom- en’s Council. Mrs. Selden Spencer will have charge of the devotional from 6:45 to 7:15 o'clock. S ' The Barry Farm Citizens' Associa- tion will meet, 8:16 o'clock, in St. John's M. E. Church, Stanton road southeast. Annual election of officers. The Anti-Cigarette Alliance of the District of Columbia will meet, 8 o'clock, in the boardroom of the Y. M. C. A. Officers to be elected. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Brotherhood of Ametican Yeo- men will give a dance for members and friends tomorrow evening at Ma- sonic Temple, Eighth and F streets northeast. The National Capital Dahlia and Iris Soclety will meet tomorrow, 8 p.m., at the Mayflower Hotel. At the meeting of the Southwest Citizens’ Associhition at the Fair- brother School tomorrow, 8 p.m., a re- ception will be tendered to the new members who came into the associa- tion on_the occasion of the recent drive. Robert Strobel, president, will THE WEATHER District of Calumbia—Partly cloudy and much colder tonight, minimum temperature about 24 degrees; tomor- row fair and colder. Maryland—Partly cloudy and colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. Virginia—Partly cloudy and colder tonight; tomorrow fair and colder. West Virginta—Partly cloudy and colder tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy and colder. Records for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 4 46; 12 midnight, 45; 4 a.m., 4 44; noon, 47. Barometer—4 p.m., 29.74; 8 p.m., 29.71; 12 midnight, 29.74: 4 a.m., 29.80; 8 a.m.. 20.84; noon, 29.92. Highest temperature, 48, occurred at 4 p.m. yesterday. Lowest temperature, 44, at 8 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 43; lowest, 31. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) day—Low tide, 10:06 a.m. and 10:48 p.m.; high tide, 3:22 a.m. and 3:58 pm. Tor‘;orro —Low tide, 11.01 a.m. and 11:44 p.m.; high tide, 4:24 a.m. and 4:66 p.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose 7:19 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 p.m. Tm"l"mrrnw—sun rises 7:19 a.m.; sun ts, 4:47 p.m. . “Moon flges 2:01 p.m.; sets 1:59 a.m. ‘Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water. he Temperature and condition of tl water at Great Falls at 8 a.m.—Tem- perature, 38; condition, muddy Weather in Various Cities. ‘Temperature. 8 pm. ; 8 am., occurred 8 it oreg are weuge WUIH " *Iq3m 1ee] ha Rt n wreg o b o Sisale, . oo | e | . : SRZUTRLILEIEE | vparsas RSRiEotREasERREE ! ey 2 o D 12 D01 D Dk Do i | = ¢ ¢ * = 2R EATRRIRRR RN RRR S anar o 235 o k o INBBASDE 138 1EBT A B SRR R e S istsio S R R A fEE e R s RS 48 FOREIGN. 8 a.m.. Greenwich time, today.) Stattons, Temperature, Weather. ndon, England. P43 Clou . France. BRINDLE BULL, dark brown: fem: A Iy Washington ‘Animal Rescue League. 340 arviand_ave. s.w. COLLIE DOG, Union Station. o Snd_brown. _Address 1035 Oth stz O G, dlamond. 1384 Columbia rd. Col. LosT, BAG, brown. around 7th and G sts. s.e.._col ining_ valuable papers. Return to Behr- end's. 724 7th at. now. . N, platl . diamond in_ center. Re- Fa o e Fepion Rorbn BAF5:w T 'OLD in Wardman Theater Sunday Ellhx;: menrd." A-. W. Gilliam.* Tth “fl"m:r Evening_Star. Main_5000. . BILL FOLD containing identification card and m.‘;{.:;_‘:d Please return to 802 R. 1. ave. o male. 1 year o n and L.straved November 27: $10 35th_st. n.w. Cleve. 4342, brown an of Jeft. OLLIE DOG, white: tag 802 reward. 3116 hound. « 'to name -hail fox terrier lack and ‘months old: scar on right e 800 19th at. n.w. e ™ it e z’fim‘:“..,d pin. 1708 F et. nw. - Libgral Tortoise shell, last Sunday on block Kenyon et. ¥ POLICE D0G_you Tathost. Col. 7725, GOLD ROSARY-X Whitt, 1 re. . 919, nw. . on Sunday. Pleasq_call M. B ward. C. E. tt.’ 3216 O & = be: v';ru 1ATh nd“{‘rksil " Main 0559, ° HA! ns’lm—(my;n Jeather. Tady “cor 1 hoolt of professional cards, money. eye: Vikases, etc. Monday. Reward. Dr. Elize: feth Bateman. 1413 N st. n.w. Bhone North _2371. oney black chang between Co - ’;u'wud. Fhone Frap HANDBAG, biue. on_ Marlboro. southe Maryland, highway. _Col. 8478-J. i JINE TRACING of opening_and ciosi e S208"or s reston B Svios in juare &eveoTo “Pavestment B Main 2003, Bl“g‘m De- nd o 0 6th si. ther and HANDB. ontail inside: lost on ""';&r;‘-‘m 160h . POCKETBOOK—On Rock Creek SRRt gy se e -Te.a"&"'a'rfi: 0805 daily. e wray KETBOO! flat. purple Tining. Bt o ot T oy o B and white silk. “Monda lllh.'L. Voll“mmll .flt':d.' . A. Cox, 11 h. announce names of members appoint- ed to various activities. Quentin Roosevelt Post, American Legion, with members of. Lincoln Post |as special guests, will have its ahnual Fall banquet Thursday night at the Franklin Square Hotel. A cabaret en tertainment will be featured. Charles H. Hillegeist. commander of Roosevelt Post, will preside. The Columbia Heights Business Men’s Association will meet, 8:30 p.m., in the Coffee Shop, 1404 Park road. Lincoln Post, G. A. R., will meet to- morrow, 2 p.m., at Grand Army Hall. A school mass meeting directed by J. Clinton Hiatt, chairman. under | {auspices of ‘the Columbia Heights Cit | izens’ Assoctation, will be held tc munity Center in Wilson r School. At the same hour and in th same building. separ: ings will be held by standing comm| Columbia Heights Citizens tion, on streets and alleys, public health, public utilities, recreation, law and fiscal relations, -public safety, r"nmmunlty centers and business rela- tions. The Social Club of the Hebrew Home for the Aged will give a dance tomor- row, 9 p.m., at the home. Men's Club of Fourldry M. E. Church will meet at the church Friday, 8 p.m. Dr. Paul Bartsch, curator of mollusks, National Museum, will speak of “The Wonders of the Deep,” illustrated by photographs. The Society of Natives will have a Christmas entertainment Friday, § p.m., at the Washington Club, Seven- teenth and H streets. The Columbia Historical Society Wwill meet in assembly hall of the Cos- mos Club December 21, 815 p.m. Miss | Myra L. Spaulding will speak of “Duelling in the District.” iation will meet Thursday Congress Heights School. Rathbone Temple, No. 8, Pythian Sisters, will not have the Christmas entertainment, ‘“Kitties’ Party,” on Friday, as stated in Sunday's issue. Dr. George K. George, a native of Damascus, will speak of “The Won- jrow at the Columbia Heights Com. | s SCOTT. ul master, JAMES O. WORMLEY, W. M. B.GEE. Secretary 15% . December 14, 1926, ATRFAX SREGGS. d_Luther worship HENRY 1:30 1. hurch. V_st. bet 3 Roy offf 15. at 2 n.m. | Relatives and friends invited Interment Glenwood Cemeters, STAMBAUGH. =Tuesday. December 1 1996 at 4°20 am. at 451 M st. n.w FORREST D.._beloved son of Henry and Hilda S."Stambaugh. Notice of fu’ eral hereafter. 15¢ v Departed this life suddenly. Docerber 12 1h30 FRANCES B WART. beloved wife of the late D. M. Stewart and mother of Harold M. Stewart. Notice of funeral later. 15 ted this life Monday, De- i, al ai_her Alfred STOORS. cember 13, home. 143" Provi STOORS. Stoors " of ors $ e ber 16, at 10 a.m,, M. E. Church. € J. Carr. oficiating. D Mount Vernon ave. ne n.w.' JENNI Sturtevant i al tervices at the address Wednesday. Decemb 2 vi cember s % 14 afternoon, Decem. illness, at Garflel NDAY,C the be On after Ma on’ Thursday. Interment Fort On Sunday. December . 102215 6h st T Addie ders of the Promised Land” Thursday evening at Mount Pleasant M. K. Church, under auspices of the ladies’ Bible class. The Women's Society of the mont Avenue Christian Church will hold an all-day bazaar, with turkey dinner from 5 to 8 p.m., tomorrow at the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. The D. C. Society of the Sons of the American Revolution will meet to- morrow, 8 p.m., at the Hotel La Fay- ette. Col. 8. K. Hornbeck will speak of “China.” Supper. Deaths. . BACHRACH. On December 13. 1926, at B, at Georgotown Cniversity Hospit after along iliness. EDWARD A. BAC RACH. Funeral Thursday. December 18, at 10 a.m.. from Hysong's funeral homie, 1300°N'et: nw. Interment in Baltimore. BERRY. Departed this life suddenly Sun- day. December 12. 1926, 18 m.. afier a short fliness, HOWARD BERRY. He leaves to mourn’ their loss a loving wife and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the faneral chapel ‘of Pope & Clarke, 1410_Plorida ave. ne. Funeral Wednesday. Decemher 15, at 1 p.m.. from his late _residence. 53 Jackson sl we. " Interment Paynes Ceme- . lery. 3 BERRY. _All members of Metropolitan Lodge. No. 2. Knights of Pythias. are notified to meet Tuesday. December 14."at e ittt Tl o o e funeral of oun late brother. HOWARD BERRY. Funeral Wednesday. mber 15, at m. from his late Tesidence, 16 Jackson af. ri.. JORN" T mHINES ancellor Commander. THOMAS F. HARPER. K. of R. and §. BERRY. Officers and members of Morning Star Lodge. No. 40. I. B. P. O. Elk: .. are hereby notified to ks of wion_of sorrow Tuesd: mhe:,‘ Ii]" ot :" ueaday Night. December 14. 1826 (at the home), at 8 o'clock. for the purpose of arranging for the funeral and_burial of our late deceased brother. OWARD, BE Funeral “services. 10 be held Wednesday. December 15, at 1 Dm.. 8t his late residence, B3 Jackson st ne."(March in foneral.) - The’ jodge wii assemble at his late sidence. Office: and members of Columbia Lodge, Nop & le. No. 9. and Columbia Tey No_ 422 invited 10 be bresent. order of L ‘WILLTAM B. HARRIS. Ex. - Attest: FLOYD € PAT VB, Sex: Ruler BRADLEY. On Monday, December 13, 1026, DANTEL BR, Ne¢ D Tater. - Remains - resting al. W' arvis’ funeral pariors. 2222 Geor: in ave BROOKS. Departed this life Monday, De- cemhar 131096 at Freedmen's Hosnital KS. = Remains restine at n.w.Inter on,”” Fauquler mber of nw. on 1 5(]Efl Longfell o e fellow tice of funcral hereafier. Tuesday. Dece: 14 abcioned wite t st. ing illness. SARA beloved “wifa the iate Theodore Oliver Ebwigh. — Serv- ices at the S. H. Hipes Co. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. Tulsday. December 14, at 7:30 p.m. Relatives and friends in: gledv Interment _Greenwox Cemetery, rooklyn. N. Y.. Wednesday. at 2 p.m. (New York papers please copy.) 14 EICHAORN. On Monday. December 13. 1028, JOHN J.. beloved son of the late udolnh _ and_ “Ann Elizabeth Eichhorn. 'uneral from his late residence 833 Clave- Riverdale, ‘edi at St Mary's Ch at 1 Relatives and friends invited. St. Mary's Cemetery. EICHRORN, Members of the Holy Soclety of St. Mary's Church are requ to meet_at St. Mary's Cl ‘h nesday. December 1. at to"attend the reaniem mase of the soul of JOHN J GEORGE R JOSEPH DIEGELMAN. Se: GARRISON. y 3 1926, JOHN. beloved husband of Edith M_Gar- Fiwon. ‘aged 54 years. Funeral from W. W. jal's funeral home. 816 H ‘ednesday. December 15. at 3 p.m terment. Congressional Cemetery. 1 On Tuesday. December 14 ce. 5 34th_sf 0 Interment 14¢ Y. Monday. December 12, on 1926, Mount beloved Services at Lee cgmber 15 Tnterment mother of A E_Henze. fumeral parlors Wednesdar. Dex at 10 am. Priends invited. ivate. Syddenly. Tuesday. Dacember 14, t 5:45 aim_ at 1410 Montello ave LBERT HENRY JOHNS acn”of Marehall D" an Funeral from 1 Thursday at 2:30 D Lincoln Cemetery. Littla Albert was our darling. All the pride wa had at home, But an angel came and whispered “Little Albert. do come.” i . On Sunday, December 12. 1026, PH F.. beloved husband of Lillie A Kolar of Ballston. Va. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers funeral home. 14th_and ‘Chanin ets. Funeral mass i St. Patrick’s, Church on_ Wednesday. De- cember 15. at 10 a.m. . Interment Arling- ton Cemetery. Sunday, December 12, 102 m.._at'Annapolis. Md. MA GARET E_PLUMMER. widow of ihe Ia Frank J. Plummer. Funeral Wednosday, December 15. from Union Methodist E copal Chureh. Upner Marlboro. Md.. at 1 .m.. Rev. J. W. Hollins officiating. Friends and relatives invited. In our hearts you Alwaya ten There will nof be a day. dear grandmother That we will not_think of vou THREER OF HER GRANDCHILDREN AWRENCE. AND, SI) r memory will linger, . fond and true, REED. Departed this life Monday. Decem- r 13, 1926, at 5:30 nm._ at his re dence. 438 3rd st. ne. SPENCER D He leayes to mourn their loss a wife. Mrs. Mattie Reed. two daughters, e son. one brother a host of rel Funeral Thu cember 18, at . Baptist_Church, .. between lst and North Capitol dts.. Rev. A J. Tyler offi Cating, Interment ‘at Holland. Va. = 15 RICRTER, Suddenly. on Sundns_ December OB 1056, 0t 5:80 pm.. JOSEPH S he- loved husband of the late Johanna Rich- ter. Funeral from the residence of his EMedford. 708 Sth i . December 15, ‘at 8:30 ihence o, S, Peter's Church. where requiem mass will be said at ® a.m. Rela- Uves and friends invited ey SAKERS." Monday. December 13. R’ on tives and triends; 1926, at the residence, of ggrzrlafilhgrr. M “»\'u- oftat, B52i Maple ave. Balti. e A Md MARY E. SAKERS. beloved wife of the late Alexander Sakers. R mains resting at Gabeh's funeral pi Hyattaville, Md. Notice of funeral after. arlors, here: 15 Mon daye December 13 1026, at Freedmen's Hospital, ru,\nu}s W all of this city. o~ % tives xton 14 ol cand 1. and friends. invited. National Cemoters. a rah W_ Clark. at POWELL, former] and widow_of 6th v daughter. Mrs. Sa ity. Fia. LYDIA d_Mrs. . Intermeni N. J.. December 15, at % o'clack In Memoriam. Sacred to the memory of b Attorney hushand _and father, MES F. B! . who deparied this lite {weive years ago’ today. December 14, 1 only ask to live each day, So’_when earth’'s course ls done THat I may meet you. dear husband, In the land hesond the sun. HIS DEVOTED WIFE DELILIA. God_called for another angel— Dear father answered. H UGHTERS. DELLA_ AND ZENO- AW.J. FRANKLIN our de- BIA. A WILSON. HILL. In loving remembrance of our sisfer. ANNIE HILL. who departed life_one year ago today, December You could not speak to us, Youl conld not eay xood-hy. We kned your thotghts were with us, en vou were called to dig. LOVING' SINTERS, JANE AND MARIQN. MORRISON. Tn memor i des WILLIAN MORRISON. “whe” phosed aaey st o sear dear this 14 toas YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, SUSIE. * . NASH. In sad remembrance of dear son. WILMER NASH. who. diet ‘Tourieen vears ao today, December 14, 1913, We may all have our sorrows, Some griefs quickly die awsy, But the parting from my dear son Grieves my heart from day to day. What would I give to clasp your hand, Your loving face to see lifs worth Your pleasant smile made while. { Which meant the world to me. In_the grave. softly sleeping. here the flowers eweetly wave, Lies the one T love so dearly | In his lonely. silent grave. HIS LONELY MOTHER. * NELSON. In loving memors J husband FRANIC ‘who deparied e % Decem) 4. 199 HIS LOVING WIFE SARY. * THOMAS. _In_ memory. MARGARET PRYOR parted cember . Mother thou has left me For the heavenly home above, But_while vour passing so bereft me We are still bound as one in love. HER DAUGHTER. MAGGIE TODD. WEBSTER. _In loving memory of our dear mother. HARRIETT W. WEBSTER. who entered the great beyond twenty-five years ago today. December 14. 1901. Who would yot wish to die like those Whom God's To_sink E DEVOTED DACCHTERS M A SVOTED GHTERS. MARY E. ¢ ANNIE TRAMBLE. Y % THOMAS. wh this llk‘t’; four years um’mguo. De- UNER AL DIRFCTORS T. F. COSTELLO NOW LOCATED_AT. 1724 N. CAP. ST. NORTH 7076. ~ Wm. H. 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