Evening Star Newspaper, February 2, 1928, Page 3

THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. THURSDAY, 2 1928 FEBRUARY D. AL RHALL WORK | [ ot ] 10 BEGIN N APRIL Board of Directors Told Half of $2,000.000 Fund Will Be Available Then. FUNERAL TOMORROW ‘Vetenm M. E. Pastor Had Retired “ From Active Ministry | in 1917, inn PAGE MILBURN Funeral services for Rev. Dr. Page Milburn, 71 years old, former president | lof the Baltimore Conference of the| | Methodtst Episcopal Chureh and former | | pastor of three local churches, who HAMILTON TO LECTURE. Noted Author Will Speak at City Club Tomorrow. Clay Hamilton, nationally known au- thor, lecturer and dramatic eritic, will lecture at the City Club on “The The- ater We Hope For,” tomorrow at 8:30 pm. in the main loung2. Mr, Hamilton is a member of the Institute of Art and Letters and the secretary of the Players’ Club. | Dorsey Hyde, jr. secretary of the | Washington Chamber of Commerce, will speak on “Commerce in the Nation's Capital,” at the Forum luncheon. in the ballroom, tomorrow at 12:30 p.m. THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC ™= PRICE REDUCTIONS of IMPORTANCE | died at his residence. in the Falkstone | - Courts Apartments. Tuesday. will be | conducted at the residence tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr. J. Phelps Hand. district superintendent of the Washington distriet of the Meth- odist Episcopal Chureh, will officiate. Interment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Dr. Milburn's last assignment was at the Woodside Methodist Episco- pal Church. He had made his home in this city since retiring from the| |active ministry in 1917. He also had ifilled pulpits here at the North Cap- itol and Union Methodist Episcopal Churches. He had been a member of the Baltimore Conference for 50 years Dr. Milburn was & member of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants of | the Dsitrict of Columbia, the Soclety | of Natives. the Columbia Historical So- cietv. of Hiram Lodge, F. A. A. M. 2—The right | and of Hiram Chapter, Royal Arch tan Opern Co. to dls» Masons. charge Jessie \ork former member of the Metropolitan ballet, _because sm| { danced a “dance of the seven veils” at a private dinner without permission of G the company was upheld yesterday by William B | Municipal Court Justice Thomas F. | Noonan. record- | Miss York had sued for 16 weeks' MrS. | salary at $40 a week. Stating that she | - | had received oral permission and blam- ing her dismissal on antagonism within the opera company. she said she had TeT | been accused of stealing opera tickets Mrs. A land had been watched by detectives. ! of DNHNX The party was given by Paul For- Louise McDuf- | rester at the Park Lane Hotel on of Michigan: Mrs. | Thanksgiving night, 1926. It was said porter seneral of 1to have cost more than $10.000, and ce M, Farnham. | Miss York's dance was the feature. Be- |{cause of the publicity given the dinner rine A.|Miss York was dismissed from the bal- Charles on grounds her contract had been R. Constitution Hall, to — the rear of the present orial Continental Hall. . by April 19. Mrs a. chatrman of ., announced at a the board of directors in: tinental Hall yesterday. have more than od R. Me: Seventeenth Russell Wil the finance ¥OR GROUND SEE ESTABLISHED . . 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