Evening Star Newspaper, December 30, 1927, Page 9

VENING STAR., WASHINGTON RALEIGH HABERDASHER—1310 F STREET—Washington's Finest Men’s Wear Store Select in the morning—wear that evening! New and Correct Evening Clothes for 1928 | Our dress clothes tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx make you feel at physically and mentally, because of the perfect fit and correct style. DINNER SUITS, $50 New and correct der- bies with the Knox label that give the formal touch. Extra quality, silk lined, $10. RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street Knox Silk Toppers, $15 Knox Opera Hats, $20 MRS. MARY E. BRECHT DIES AT AGE OF 83 | Lifelong Resident of Capital Was Active in Church Organizations. " Mary Elizabeth Brecht, 83 s old, a lifelong resident of this city and long active in Catholic or- anizations, died at her residence, 718 hird street northeast, today after a ong illness, Mre, Brecht had been a member of Aloysius Catholic Church for more than years: was a member of the wlality ‘of the Blessed Virgin and wis a_promoter of the League of the s the daughter of the late John H. and Mrs. Adeline Plant, and the widow of Charles H. Brecht. She aves three sons, Walter T., John H. 1 Robert A. Brecht; a daughter, Ada_ C. Sweene, grandchil- dren and 5 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will_be conducted |1t St Aloysius Church Monday morn- Interment will be in Mount Mivet Cemetery g o -Nearly four times as many ucted in houses England in Perry & Walsh Morticians Private Ambulances 29 H St. N.W. Main 984 ——————————————— Dyed Mourning Black | In 24 Hours | CarmackDry Cleaning&Dyeing Co. (; upont Circle 2469 18th St., N.W. ranklin Columbia_6:6 | | | e | T | Ryan Service is successful it is essentially quality service—and a thoughtful service. We take care of the smallest detail. Funeral parlor, te ambulance and li ery in connection. James T. Ryan Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. “Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 —because FULL DRESS, $65 M‘TAI‘U.\N hould Ha me Stetson oxfords of finest patent leather with light-weight sole, invisible eyelets and plain box toe. $I1. ermit brother dled every detail oNl lnc. Cotablished 1830 MORTICIANS EISEMAN’S Seventh and F Streets GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON SUITS AND OVERCOATS $19.75 Formerly $25 $28.75 Formerly $35—$37.50 10 express and self—sincere appreciation of the areful and painstaking manner in which you D. C., FRIDAY, DE MASONS CONDUCT RITES FOR MAJ. PATTERSON Former Superintendent of Gal- linger Hospital Buried With Full Honors in Arlington. Funeral services for Maj. Edwin W. Patterson, 57, until recently su- perintendent of Gallinger Hospital, who dled of heart disease in the Alexandria Hospital Tuesday, were conducted at Gawler's chapel at 2 oclock this afternoon. Knights Templar services were conducted by the Masons. Interment, with full military honors, was in Arlington Cemetery. Maj. Patterson had retired from the Army in 1920, after 20 years' service. His duties took him all over the world. He had served in the Philip- pines, in South Sea Islands and in China, and was stationed at Fort Hunt,' Va., at the time of his retire- ment. 1le was succeeded s super- intendent of Gallinger Hospital by Dr. Edgar A. Bocock. MRS. M. BRESNAHAN DIES. Sister of Deputy Chief Keliher Had Been Long IlL Mrs, Margaret Bresnahan, 67, sister of Deputy Fire Chief James Keliher and a lifelong resident of Capitol Hill, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas McKenna, 619 Twelfth street northeast, last night after a long illnes: Until a few weeks ago Mrs, Bresnahan resided at 810 D reet northeast, the house in which she was born. She was a member of the Catholic Women's Benevolent Society. Mrs. Bresnahan was the widow of Michael Bresnahan. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. McKenna; four sons, Edward, James, Robert and Thomas Bresnahan, and her bmther, Deputy Chiet Keliher. Funeral services will be in R'. Joseph's Catholic Church at 9 o'clock Monday morning. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemeter —_— ASKS FUNDS FOR ORPHANS Near East Relief Seeks to Prevent Premature Discharge of Many. In an effort to avert the premature discharge of orphan_children under the care of the Near East Relief, tele- grams are being sent out by Harold F. Pellingrin, Potomac division direc- tor, Near East Relief, asking the re- cipients to equal or increase former contributions to that organization, The telegram states that non-renewal by many former contributors threat- ens a serious deficit, necessitating a grave reduction in the child welfare program, and will mean the turning jout of throngs of children from the in behalt of my ('nmpl(‘!a cost, $387.50 Altred Walter 4 1730-1792 Penma Ave. N. Maln 53125313 $93.7 Formerly $30 $33.7 Formerly $40 ON LIBERAL TERMS Right now—at the height of the scason, with still plenty of real Winter weather ahead, hundreds of garments go on sale at de- cidedly reduced prices, stock (with the exception of blue serges) is included. withheld. Fvery suit and overcoat in our Your choice is here, as well as your entire Nothing sizo, LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS CHEERFULLY ARRANGED Pay during January, February and March in small, conv amounts, CEMBER RITES FOR JOSEPH BOBYS.|MRS. E. C. DUNCAN DIES l Services Today Followed by Inter- ment in Talmud Torah Cemetery. Funeral services for Joseph Bobys, 56 years old, who dled yesterday at his rvumence 6220 Georgia avenue, were held there today at 10:30 o'clock. Interment was in the cemetery of the Talmud Torah Congregation, Mr. Bobys was born in Poland. He had been in the tailoring business in Washington for 40 years, He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Sarah Bobys; three sons, Moe, Mil- ton and Harry Bobys, all of Washing- ton: a daughter, Miss Lillian Bobys of Philadelphia, and two brothers, Nich. olas Bobys of Washington and Frank Bobys of Buffalo, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Cloudy, fol- lowed by rain tonight and tomorrow: colder tomorrow afternoon or night. Maryland—Cloudy, —probably fol- lowed by rain tonight and tomorrow; colder in west portion tomorrow night. Virginia—Cloudy, followed by rain tonight and tomorrow; slightly warmer uthwest portion tonight; colder in extreme west portion tomorrow. West Virginia—Rain tonight and | tomorrow; colder tomorrow and in ex- treme northwest, portion tonight. Record for 24 Hou Thermometer—4 pm., 53; ;12 midnight, 45; 4 noon, 47, Barometer—4 pm., 30.0 midnight, 30.01 . 30.03; noon, 29.9 Highest temperature, 57, at 3 p.m. yesterday. Lowest tempera- ture, 42, occurred at 3 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 33; lowest, 26. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:04 a.m. and 11:30 p.m.; high tide, 12:11 a.m. p.m. omorrow—Low tide p.m.; high tide, 11 p.m. a.m., 42; 8§ am,, 20.98; 8 pm 4 am., 30.0; occurred am. am. and and 1:44 The Sun and Moon, Today—Sun rose 7.27 454 pm. Tomorrow—Sun rises sets 4355 pm. Moon rises 11:54 a.m ; sets 11:49 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one half hour after sunset. Condition of the water—Great Fall clear. b Weather in Various Cities. a.m.; sun sets 7 am,; sun £ Temverature. = Cloudy Galveston Helena . Huron & Indianape ol 018 0ol o 010 ¢ Spokane 3 Snow WASH.. D¢ 001 Cloudy FOREIG (7 am. Greenwich time_ today ) Statton: ondon | Vienna, Berlin. Germ. Stockholm Sw N | Hamitton ieen A { Son Juan Porto Rico ! | Havana . Colon. Canal Zone Part cloady W. J. IRVINE DIES. | Retired Government Printer Sue- cumbs at 82. jfam J. Irvine. 82 years old, re. ing Office, where he was employed for 22 years, dled Wednesday at b residence, 714 Third street northeast, after a long fliness. Mr. Trvine was a native of Alhany. He was a member of the Typographi. cal Unfon and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is his widow, Mrs. Annie Irvine, and a son, William J. Irvine, jr.. of Detroit. Funeral services wiil be conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 330 o'cloc Interment will be in ilenwood Cemetery, NN AT _ml Marviarid ave » LOST. _ AR PN i-x.umm T 1 aauamarine sione. botwaen the Lo ‘Marquis Abts an ot December 20 Call Potomac Jeave at desk of 1o Marguis_Ants NRD ™ I T montha oM wearing green collar “and’ tag. Reward offerwd. 4608 | Thinote Awe_nW._Adama 4080 DO Black and tan hound. fomate. Tiberal rewant for ame or Information Teading. to Sommunicate 3 Flardy ave. e DOG wmall” white and hrowi spots o S A n e rewant ey HANDIAG black Monday S8th D 50 & Between A, Hotel and Gude's e Mol Annapotia e FANDIAG Wk (PN Ao riday night. 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BN facnan R At i ‘m-‘ ! i s | CNRRRITA R RYTA Weidnemlav Xfl' ‘““ .I\l Iuhmhw ‘&{‘n" v, : Maweis b e waie of P | | 8 pm, and 12:48 | tired printer of the Government Print. | urvived by | = e | | HARRINON swant | W Inum l\ AFTER LONG ILLNESS Soloist in Catholic Churches Suc- cumbs at 54—Funeral Set for Monday. Mrs. Emma C. Duncan, 54 years old, for many years a well known sololst in Catholic churches here, died at her residence, 1647 Lamont street, yes- terday after a long illness. Mrs. Duncan, who lived hers 23 years, sang in the Holy Name and other choirs and also was soloist in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Waterbury, Conn., before coming to this city. She ha'] bheen an active worker for Catholic charity organiza- | tions, | Funeral services will be rflnlll)rlmll at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart Monday morning at 9 o'clock. F Joseph Moran will officiate. 1In‘er- ment will be in Mount Olivet Cem er | Mrs. Duncan is survived by her | husband, James 1.. Duncan, an admin- | lnr.fll\e officer in the bvnlo Depart- ment; a son, Dr, William J Duncan, member of the facuity of the Medical School of Georgetown University, and four daughters, Mrs. Katherine Duncan Bogley of this eity, Mrs. John Griffin, Mrs. Frank . Kennev and Miss Margaret L. Dun. | <an, all of Waterbury 23 at B DR A .V (G K'“r\ iow of the late El Jack B ppobnral’ om " atieddy” Buermie: ’yv;:';’,:h",‘m) of Robt, Donohus & . onow '! Relatives and friends ':'"\"lo o e s0vE: 7. Decomber 23, 1927, 1 her niece. Som, A and” Elizabeth weral later. Decrmbar Txcomber 28, SHARD aged 60 gears I neral home 1 friends NUTZE. On Wednewiar Ders it Cowematt R { ed wife of Interment Ariing CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. i The MidCity Citizens' A sociation will meet, 8 o'clock, at Thomas School. | | Ro~E, OMcery North Capitol Citizens’ Association | will meet, 8 o'c! ted Breth. ren Church. Annual election and one- act play, “‘Onions.” by the O'Connor | School of Expression. A free showing of the film “Let's| Finish the Job” will be given 430 o'clock at the First Congregational Church and at the Columbia Heights Christian Church at 8 o'clock. under Aauspices of the Citizens' Service Assn ciation. Object: To inspira law ob- | servance, [ An organ recital of Christm musiec will he given by Prof. precht of Chicago, 8 o'clock, Lutheran Church. hrisf 111 HELENE | afte: Hompita), loved wife of Mauri neral nome. on Sunday. January 1 ie this ife December 29 at afrer % HAw 2 12y mou # children E LR oadus. J\*.{h Earthquake Recorded Here. ) ok Shaw. Joh and twelve grane 1 n,u of friends. N A sharp earthquake, estimated to have occurred about 1.600 miles ‘Washington in a southerly direction, was recorded at 7:38 a.m. today on the seismograph of Georgetown Uni vers Director Tondorff said the quake attained a maximum disturb. | ance in 10 minutes. It might ha occurred somewhere in Mexico or vicinity, he said. o and friends inv HIS WIFE AND MOTHER. + | WiLLIANS. VINTON. ; The children of Mre. ALICE B. | VINTY 10 _express their mincere | thanks to na: many friend: pastor, relghbors and reiatives for thers kind ex: pressions of symnathv and flaral ¢ AN (heir devoted mother. VINTON | lmt;s. ADAMS. 00 December residence 110 Thm: “r'- T xa,' 5 S mer L Thamas tra Comert T ¥ ileon ster »c Nry. Gariride G BRADBURN, On Weineatar b bey Hoopiial v Nluv’d hushand of Vireinia B Brzdh Binera) Mo the! chamar e w e g: Sarno o 4T M e on Satuniay, e: cember 31 2 p.m. Relatives and friends v 1o atiena” Soerment Fon Lingaia Cemetery Members of Phoeni 28 T 0 0. F_ are not: oy ot Broibor W, mur\mn nerai from the chapel of Wil AT H et ne 2 pm. th)mb - LOUIS MILBOURNE. R. BRECHT. On Friday. December 30 her residence. T18 ne FUIZARETH - BRECHT loved wife of the late C) Notice of funeral hereaf mains resiing 3t Lee's undert: . Notice of £ 1027, Fiant AR | H. l('lhl our TR RoWeRs e deparied Thir Lfe one yer ago today, cember 30. 197 TEVOTED CHILDREN. * In sad but Joving remes mother, ANNIE Sis life mx vear e i i m.'.mxnmh-x e, ar dsughter. Mrs. Thom, enna e ARG ARET C BRE AN nee Kilner . heloved wif anahan. aged 6 i froc: her & am. thenow to 8. Joseph s mase will be saud at 9 am o her soul.” Relatives and (- nd.” Interment in Mouut v BRESNAMAN. Officers 3ad members al Liverty Counell, oWk L reauested to meet af home of ou comrade. MARGARET BRESNAHAN nxv. 1%th st ne. this ev 2 Friday ber 8 o'clock 10 arrany NEARTEY, rfu funerai S, GORMLEY, Sec o, 2L 8 FuAEY CLIFTON. Departet ecuemtay. | December 2 Teloved 'Noiice "ot T weral | Oliyet | THE FAMILY. * love and memery to No entered into eten a3 ago today. Decembder CLIFTON. of 230 41gs. wife of Wil Clifton ater ite Thursdar. De- | HOWARD. 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