Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1928, Page 6

. ™ » * *' Eignth street northeast, will be laid ntl ] . ¢ ton: . s - hauser constitute the reception com- i . ward C. Wilson, Dr. Roy F. Dunmire, | | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 25, 1928—PART 1.° WELLON WAL LAY B CONERSTONEHERE - Zihiman to Preside at Start- ~ing of New Casualty Hos- pital Tuesday. s | The' corner stoneof the new Casualty ! ‘‘Hdspital, Massachusetts avenue at 2 "o 'clock Tuesday, by Secretary of Lag, Treasury Mellon. epresentative Zihlman of Maryland, chairman of the House District com- mitee, will be master of ceremonies. | Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of . Washington, will give the invoca- | “Dr. Wilfred M. Barton, repre- | senting the Medical Society of the Dis- | trics .Qf Columbia: George F. Wilson, | representing the District Commission- ers and Mgr. C. F. Thomas, pastor of Bt Patrick's Church will make ad- dresses. The principal address will be made | by Senator King of Utah. Rabbi W. F. Rosenblum, assistant rabbi of Wash~ ington: Hebrew Cengregation, will give | the benediction. There will be music by the United States Marine Band. | Robert V. Fleming and Roy L. Neu- | mittee, Thte ‘board of directors of the hospital mre: Dr. Joseph D. Rogers, president; Francis - R. Weller, vice president; Thomas’P. Hickman, treasurer; Harry F. Allmond, secretary: Stephen E. Kramer, Thamas M. Baker, Mys. M. J. Vaughan, Samuel H. Rogers, Daniel J. Donovan, Roy L. Neuhauser, Malcolm G. Gibbs, Mrs. W. J. Brewer, Charles J. ‘Waters, Odell S. Smith, Arthur Carr, J. Harry Cunningham, George S. Wat- son, Ira E. Bennett, Edgar M. Maype, Mrs. W, W. Griffith and Mrs. Bernard Wails, * | Building committee, the directors and “ the following: Gen. Anton Stephan, Dr. | Fred Repetti, Melvin Sharpe, Dr. Ed-| Frank M. Pierce, W. W. Griffith, I. J. Roberts and Evan H. Tucker. 2 e Fashionable women of London have | adopted the vogue of wearing eye- glasses with frames to match the color The Only Estate 8 - Section of Its Kind in Washington MHIS is Washington’s only -truly distinctive "and exclusive estate section. Kentsdale Park was improved from the estate of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman B: Kendall to form two to ten acre estates. 'Will you let us show you this beautifu] section? Kedtsdale Park ' PRQTECTED BY TEN ROESTRICTIONS s fully _pratected u undesirable ? carefully-drawn e deed of sale furnish f bors. -~ Ten _ N trictions in th this protection. i "‘ W, H, West Company * Founded 1894 EXCLUSIVE SALES 1519 K Street N.W. Main 9900 WATER Heating Plant Washinston 1001 Carner Stone Speaker ’ SENATOR KING. TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR JUSTICE GORDON | | Nearly 300 Members of District‘ Bar Associgtion in Attendance. Nearly 300 members of the District Bar Association, with invited guests, as- sembled last evening at the Willard Hotel at a testimonial dinper to Justice Peyton Gordon, a former president of {hé association, who was recently ele- vated to the bench of the District Su- preme Court. Among the guests were Chief Justice McCoy, Justices Stafford, Hitz and Bailey, United States Marshal Edgar C. Snyder. United- States Attor- ney Leo A. Rover, Register of Wills ; A Jt % 2SS 3 lings or REPRESENTATIVES Complete Theodore Cogswell and Frank E. Cun-|J. Miller Kenyon, treasurer; H. Prescott ningham, clerk of the court. " e Gatley, Charles V. Imlay, Richard E. There _was “"m:‘;':‘n“';‘hfifi, Bt | wellford, Henry I. Quinn, Joseph A. Bar Association toid the guest of henor | Burkhart, Alexander H. Bell, Stanton of the gratification of the members of | C. Peelle. Levi H. Cooke, Frank J. Ho- the bar at his elevation to the bench |gan, John Lewis Smith, Frederic D. Mc- ;:& lel}dxatedcllwdn other j‘:lflcgesr :’l; !’ enney, L?oll.le Tnbriale}, Ii‘tdw;rdp F. Col- ing Justice Gordon as a meml , Paul Lesh and Julius I. Peyser. the flm'n The guest of honor replied | 07 % briefly. ILLINOIS SETS RECORD, SPRINGFIELD, Iil, November 2¢ (#).—Frank T. Sheets, chief highway engineer, today said the State of Illi- nois has broken world records in building hard-surfaced roads for the fourth time. This year's record for the period ending November 15 was 1,285.4 miles | of new pavement, exceeding the pre- vious record, held by linois, of 1,329.5 i miles, made in 1024. Jesse C. Adkins, president of the Bar | Since the establishment of the air Association, presided and acted as|service in Alaska there have been 300,- chajrman of the committee of arrange- | 000 miles of flying, 1,000 passengers and ‘Other members of the commit- | 30,000 pounds of freight carried by air ed Fred 8. Tyler, seeretary thout loss or injury. 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