Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1926, Page 9

YOUR An Enlarged Department to Supply Washington Men With TROUSERS To Match Their Odd Coats 65 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1926. ing at 10:30 o'clock, conducted by Rev William H. Pettus, rector of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Interment will be In Congressional Cemetery. Absolnte Divorce Decreed. Justice Stafford has granted an interlocutory decree of absolute di- vorce to Viola Caldwell against John L. Caldwell. They were married March 5, 1921, and the wife says her husbang went through a marriage ceremony with another woman Octo- ber 10, 1925, at Rockville, Md. At torney Lewis E. Hoffman appeared for the wife. MISS ZURHORST DEAD. Formerly Head of Domestic Arta and Science School. Miss Mary Arline Zurhorst, 49 years old, former head of a domestic sclence school here died at the home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles S. Zurhorst, 301 East Capitol street, yes- terday afternoon. She had been ill about three months. Born in Washington, Miss Zurhorst lived here until six years ago, when she went into business at New Ro- chelle, N. Y. In 1916, she built the Mount Alto Hospital buildings for her school. She later sold them to the United States Government. She is survived by her sister-in-law. “uneral services will be held at 301 Capitol street on Monday morn MWARDLE FUNERAL Physician Who Practiced Here 35 Years to Be Buried in Oak Hill Cemetery. Funeral services for Dr. Thomas E. McArdle, who died yesterday, will be in St. Matthew's Catholic Church, to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock. In terment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Dr. McArdle was 74 years old, a native Washingtonian, and a practic: ing physician here for more than 35 years. He had been in falling health for two years. At one time he was editor and pub- iisher of the National Medical Review, editor of the Walsh Retrospect In 1880-1881 and had contributed numer- ous articles to mediml journals. He was for many yea an active member of the Medical Society of Washington and an honorary member at the time of his death. He also was a former member of the Washington Academy ot Sciences. He was an at- tending physician at Children’s Hos- pital for many years. Dr. McArdle, was the son of the late Capt. Owen McArdle of the Con- federate Army, who was killed in the first battle of Bull Run. He received his A. B. degree from St. Mary’'s Uni- versity, Baitimore, in 1875, and his M. A. degree at the same institution. In 1879 he was graduated from the medlcal school of Georgetown Univer- sity. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marion V. McArdle, daughter of the late Dr. Ford Thompson of this city; two sons, M. McArdle, a local attorne; Ford McArdle, and one grandchild. 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Compher. 83. 610 G a1 .. Fmma Francis Robey. Aphompas E. McArdle. 2. S hle; 74. the Hospital lackstone. PMiary Kimball Butler. 78, 1489 Newton st Susie Gurard Menefee 61 piotichinel Powers, Pinor B, Sunlivan, ton, Hoapital, fred Hi Port pital ie. 57,1740, Standish Forbes, ie G. Clifford. “Fm'rnn D. Stambaugh. 3 months, Infant of Louls and Gertrude Sobel. | davs. Sibler Hoapital | g Rovert Leonard Ciements, st. e | Bl o Hanshorough, 61 | Francia Stewart 49, 441 0 Howard Berry, 5 Louis Thomas' 37 404" Sou Hessie Lucas, MUNDY. tist, Chirch; Forest Temy BT o W TN e, o of S L MUN Beaths. On_Thursday, his residence. F. ANDERSON. BIC Hakin m_ Southern fivzu.-m- Md.. on Geacha Sons’" fineral ANDERSOX. i lern; L g 926, at 1 X b nl ullflmflnén sy S M. MeMILPAN- SAGF ARMSTEAD, et ‘fl’)e]'mrlcd thi ence Hospii beloved son of of Lucinda Joseph tee Frazler: ence Black well. tives and friends. residence, December 18, at 1:30 p.m. BRICE. December 17, 1926, dence,, Falle Church. “Va. ‘hurch Blackwell ‘man's_Hospital ner, o G CUNNINGHAM. 1 ber 15, mz’g at *fo‘" o 1liness, Lon E. (Neal). 3050 2 P st nw.. pm. DAWN)N Qo Friday. e of it towers. " Margaret ¥, vate) on Monday. DUCKETT. Thursday. December, 16. ll 3 5,8 gufi? E. DUCKE! late ustus Duakell late el e Alexander and loving Funera! 10 and invif Saturday morning, o'clock. tine’s Church, sts. n.w. DUCKETT, irhe, Ladies' Rellable Immediate : “You are notified of the 4 u%élom#nu the funeral B Church 15th ‘st. beiwéen L SON 17 d 124 at Jackson th 0. ouncil, L as expressed by their con. sclation and” floral tributes at the desth 1 Girheloved wife and mother. CARRIE December 16. Hrattsville. beloved husband of Jane Anderson. age 8 Trene at bis rest- | E.| N. Decemiber am. Interment private. Please omit 4520 43rd_pl 69, St. Klizabeth's Hos- 65. George Washing- undag, 53, Garfield Hospital. Irving et 3. 1680 Treing Tuberculosis R 451 12 days. 637 1 3rd et. t. ne apitol ‘st 0. Tuberculosis Hospital. Card of Thanks Wo wish to acknowledge with | deep gratitude the kindness of econd Bap- No. Taza: EDW. 7. MUNDY AND FAMILY, * Ma years. Meéthodist_Church turday. December at, 2 o'clock’ p.m. " Remains resting at parlors, Hyats- A po0fcial communication of No. 179. will be hahl at the lemnln on Saturday. December 18, ( e fnbial‘of hrotier RICH: neral of Brother DFR O\ By _order of life Wednesd fi A% T ARMSTE Lucinda _and Leland Armstead and the beloved brother Golden, | rmstead and the late Hattie Con: uncle of Henry Contee, Clar- HI‘FYI‘IV'N‘ a'hmv. rr:( r;'lL uneral from_his ‘late 36 Myrtle st. ne., the Saturday, JACOB Funeral from Gailoway M. Sunday. December 19 at 3 Dsm | CENER, Dscember 18 1928, 8t Freed- ergf K- Puneral Wealey Washingion funceal 3 Georgia ave. n.w., Saturday, 12 o'clock noon. Intermep this life Decem. | By alier,a short NINGHAM. foaene: 1o moum thetr. loas & Joring wile, { and a devoted daughter. uneral services. ot her late reei- | Friday Ho the late of the Home Renefit to_attend the neral of Mre FRANCES E' V. STEWART Sunday at 1 pm., Lane's MARY E. BRYANT, Proa. C. A. SMOTHERS, STEWART. The officera and, members of Forest Tomple, No. 9. 1. B. P. 0. E. of meei in a snssion of per 18, 7 pom., At are reguiested 1o Tow " Satnrday 5 Sth . Q sts. ' fhneral ot D nu\fi’( SR Hon to be held at 1 pm. from L h. J4th ‘and € sts. ne. Morning Star 407, Columbia_ Lod w5, ibia Tem 422 are MARY LIPSTON. Dt. Ruler E PIERCE. Fin. Secs - St AN. On December 16. 1020 in this city. MILNOR ROBERTS. aged 65. ¥ neral servicea at his homie. Siiney, Obo, Friday. December 13 8 WEBSTER, On Eriday, Decomber Pr o Hospiial, '_Decem- 1746 8 beloved d Bet ate e December ves and friends nvited. 1 YOUNG. Thursday. December 16 10! at Tuberculosis Hospital, CLARA YOU daughter of Gertrude Hoimes. Remaind festing at W, Ernest Jarvis funeral var lors, Georgia ave. n.w. Notice of tunéral hereafter. YOUNG. WHITE. ber 15, st n.w | nephew of th Adams. genee At i 18. Re LIAM K. WHITE. Tate George W from his Departed this lifa suddenly’ oh December 16, = 1020, SMAG, . beloved and ishief o nify 1. Eubank. Funeral Sun cember 10, "at 2:15 p.m.. from the tist Church, Rev, Mount Airy Baptist on A 10 bm 2 of her Thursday, December 16 MARY' 2y ARLIN hter, of the Emma - MeGowan be el in-law. ol st lato Zur- the ‘resi- Charies on Mor %6 Borst dence ter fo wi this MAMIF life twy 24 And_ we | mnat you { The will are gon absence in my but not heart. ¢ you left behind. mr}_u HUSBAND, WILLIAM © In sad but loving ny devoted husband HE, rted this life December 17 God knows where the hurt My tears of night and And He whispers softiy: T | mriBpuh L teok your' husmand ‘aws HIS DEVOTED WIFE, N iL CRUMP. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear brothy who' departed this. life today, December 17 emembrance RY, who de 1918 ame deepest, ove sou, December December 17, 1928, 81 his feriionce Kenesaw Apartments. | H AW WSON beloved husband Funeral 20, 1926, pome. 2131 1 o ‘widow of 1 mother of the Dora, Dickett: F"" Iniother of Hern-g Ale';lnder cem! Reauiem high mass at St. 15th st. between "Relatives and Irl;lld! Saturday, o'clock am.. REBECCA BRENT. Pres. ADDIE "CHASE GREEN, ETTING. On_ Friday, LFRED th st n.w. bana’ct Reliio Brting. Tnce Tateny, of funeral later. FOX. Departed this lito Tuesday. December | 3 at her residence. | LUCINDA FOX. the | late Charles Fox and mother of the late Charlotte Fox and William F 4 1930, at 7:30 pm. School st._s.w., wife ofeihe’I; 17, Rec. Sec. ay, Deces fter & short illness, 8t m:" Resiaence 434 1926, beloved hus- Charles Fox and Milton Fox. e i mourn their loss a daugh: ter, two wons, host of grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, grand chum‘l Sty and & three children and many friends Sicember 10, from First Baptist | sta. sw. at 1 o'clock, Marshall officiating. lnd frland- are invited to atf delphia Dapers Dleass copy, tend. ) Fulner: Relatives at | r 18, | L Notice ‘ox, also ! Friends and relatives He. g d_int irl“l‘l o wangered into HIS_LO T | FRAZIER. Tn sad but loving reme : of ‘my "dear mother. LYDIA FRAZIER, who departed this n‘n- seven years ago | today. December 17, 1016: | BEeeE SISTER AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW | HALL, father, Dr. . who entered into_eter: nai mp ‘ten” years ago today, December i i 'Loved in life. remembered in death. | DAUGHTER. MITTIE HALL €ARR. memory of my l!(':lll‘l:‘Ai A l'lh‘"f 0( love le dervu;‘lm o the | memor ot dear father GRANDISON"WTLL AN Hordihay" departed this life one year ago today, Comber 15 19% In our hearts your memory linger . tender, fond and_ true There is ot 4 day, dear Tather. rLoying' aUGHTet™ VIdih axo 7 &5 A Ay “ABPL A‘ [JACKSON. Tn memory of our mother, ‘Sl JACK! ; who departed. ghis 1m s Ses o today, Sevard «m was the hour, sad was When God ¢ L ed our mother away HER CHILDR MIE R CHILI MANMIE T:\TF(‘BJAO\ ACC e, Wby JARsox! | PEFERS. _In Joving remembrance of onr wife and " mother, FLORENCE SETERS wnd iy Tother. FLOR aco today. Decemtor 13, g, WO Years “Twas morning when the Master whispered Some now and rest. thy task is o'er.” he eweetly answered. “T'm ready to gos’ And entered life where there is Joy ever- (Phila- Servant of God, well done. BY FAMILY. * life December DAVID, Funeral Sunday, ount Relz< Deplfled th(- nd'of 1 fi?fin o December 19, at 1 0, lock, Zion Baptist Chtireh, Aritnsion: tives and friends ln'lled b 5579 R R 27 ¢\, Tamea- Ghiins in_ her o) 16, beloved m mber 16, 1925 N GILLISS. wid 8ird voar. Funeral ‘service ‘at the Altamont S ment on Saturday at 1 o'clock APeTt M\mmn . A e L El the beloved m: ther of borguigh.” Fugeral Salurdas, Smm Brt ana Bve win: Jernigan, Dastor. HAI’E.PVG o ital at 2 brov pital 8¢ funeral nereatier™"" A{n. MILY B ’Ba % by ver T8 wt"% o T Cemetery. e v R ] at i AN KIRBY. later. KOHIMAN. On oA quiem Ciire e & Gtk and ‘friends iavited. *Interment St Mary's : ‘v 1 15, 1926 X ainr of Chsurle:hux? o Smi olive Burnham ot services at 300 N st. n.w. at 11 a.m. Cemetery. LIGHTOAP. On. December nes: 900 L. "ot Ll beloved lehtean: S m may and’ Mrs 1d, Mass. = uneral A M.. funeral home Saturday, December 18, ment in Glenwood Cemetery. LOWERY. Doparted 1026, at 4 Gabriel Lowery, Pauline Deskins. Paul and Alvin Lowery: December ' 10, at 2 pm. ARDLE. his Apariments. Dr. sidence. on_Saturd: forenoon. Tnterment. privite PICKRELL. On Thursday, December 16, 1927, at_the residence of her daughier, Yioletta sprige Scofleld. NINA. widow of Funeral pm ate. Addlnn Pickrell. on SALLY: o on WY "W ol Chmdlle Va. Fi of 'his ‘sister, Mra. A. Wheeler ave.. 'Clarendon, V cember 19. ‘at 1:30 pm. Fairfax. Va.. Cemetery. it W { B e oy Snyder. STEWART, vite 'of i Tate Dapiel . mother of Harold 3. E. Church, 14th and golclock p.m.. Remains ‘may be seen’ at STEWART, i Fou-are hareby motified & calisd meetin Smoot's. cember 17, 1026, a oee ¥ RA! &PS STEWAR’ Fechony a1 the Friday ove 926. at 8 MARTHA JACKSON. HIWAIT. You i fl- 14th and 10 o EVA Jom. STEWART. The N b ll 0. of 0da Fellow, R g R e e Satui i Adlo AN WART, Queen a( Sheba Chapter. No. w evenins e DA uested to, -mml FRANCES E. B’l‘ LS e 1 S, * fiéral B, fro ‘sundsy. December 10. Wenr dark " clothes. gf?n Decemberl 17, 0 be 10 be held at M e Nichols ave. se.. on Friday. De. 1 @'clock p.m Johy the fungrai of eu‘gr vluwc!.s e '8 M ul w ted this life Tue 920, 3!, ber residence | (BET: ard Hang December 1 5 dm.. 72 years. On Thursday, December 16. 1926, | L RAL D To"“ loved wife of the neral from_Saffeil's this life, December 16, at_her residence, Mt nw. BT A AT RICE S o iver ot Gertiud Tee | Joseph F. Birch’s Sons . ozelle Harvey. ber 1 TAM ‘uneral from the home Kidwell, 7 .. Sunda “Interment Siowari By Stewart. Sunday. December 19 lron:‘hnru D2 5. Rev. P. L. Mogre officatinz. her dence, 1018 Sumner rd.. Anacostia, n To the officers and inma ousehold of Ruth, No. 956: Dresent at rs. house. Sumner rd. se. 84,9 ol Msurm Jo the oMcers and members e reaant, ¢ g resent at fu- WART at Cse. ne., at Yo Sy §'xt BURLEIGH, Pres; G., Chamber No. ‘announces the frue dasushier. Mrs. FRAN- %-m ot Sup true daughter, Mrs. FRAN ¥ P Rape), 140 ‘an 5" ellows’ H-u ""st, Between E A .v;.c{sgg Co¥s® Al oficers and mmbe 1926, o A mass at Mount. t:u-mel | Bapilst | 1928, at ROSE Notice laie Earl s chapel. Saturday, Decem: |1113 SEVENTH ST, Interment Arlington ' December 1237 L. Notice of ~funéral | __1 December 15, ) SR AT Geler) beloved wife of the iaie Frederick Kon ‘gunzul from her late residence, | 1022 ; nw. op Saturday, Decomier % Bt n.w. St. Relatives Y-x"" his Inter: B208 Louise she also ieaves | three devoted brothers. ' Funeral Sund: at_above resi- dence. Friends and reiatives invited. 18% On Thursday. December the Blackistone THOMAS E. MCARDLE. husband of Marion V. Thompson McArdle resting at Gawler's chapel, A Pa_ave. n.w.. untll time for mass. which wiil be Gelehraed at St. Matthew s Church at 10 o'clock 16.. 1730 6, 1926, SAULS 18* DEE. On Thursday. December 16, 1026, | e | AN Reed General Hoamu’é! mx&% cer, Fetired, beloved husband of Listie “Aliii | Notice of funeral later. Suddenly, ~Sunday, FRANCEs E"W g mber EWART, Funeral e, it 1 late resi: tes_of Miny to Funeral N.G; 17 No. 1: Synday. meating at 7:30 < | with the D AND DAGGH- GRACE AND SAVS but loving remen of our dear husband. and Tather, GHORGE | SMATIWO0D Wn " tenart combe T on T L T I cannot forget you. dear G While in’ this World I stage - Gog only_knows ‘my ‘feeling DEZOIED el S AL A, s WOOD. A JHHLL)HE\OD”: oy Sacred to the memory of my beloved hus nd_and 0! EDWARD ‘SWERNEY CWhoeqoted father. life twenty-two years' agn. todue. Tocia ber 17 ersary mads at St VING WIFE AND FAMILY. n loving mem MARY J. W, Ank? nine years ago toda: Anniversary mass | Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Modern_Chapel. T F. COSTELLO . NOW JLOCATED AT ST. ORTH_7976. Wm. H Sardo & Co. i Private Invalid Limousine~ {412 H ST. NE. Lincoln 524 V1, SPEAK. CO. 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