Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1929, Page 7

| | SOCIETY. SOC IETY The Chief Executive and Mrs. Coolidge Entertained at Dinner Last Night At the White House. HE President and Mrs. Coolidge were hosts at dinner last evening in the Executive Mansion to the President-elect and Mrs. Herbert Hoover. The Chief Executive and Mrs. Cool- idge have as their house guests former | Senator and Mrs. William M. Butler of‘ Boston, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank | ‘W. Stearns. The Secretary of State and Mrs Kellogz will entertain at dinher this evening. The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. william F. Whiting were the dinner guests last evening of Representative | and Mrs. George R. Stobbs of Massa- who entertained at dinner in dential dining room of the Mayflower. _ Representative and Mrs, Allen T. Treadway were also their guests. German Embassy to be Scene of Festivity Tonight. The Ambassador of Germany and Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron will en- tertain at dinner this evening. followed by dancing. There will be 22 guests at the dinner and 125 for the dancing. The Minister of Norway and Mme. Bacnke will be the guests in_whose honor the Commissioner of the District and Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro will en- tertain at dinner this evening. Representative and Mrs. Adam Wyant | will be the guests in whose honor Mr. Edward Doty will entertain at dinner this evening at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Edward E. Gann was the guest , of honor at a_luncheon given today by ! Mrs. James L. Karrick, who enter- tained in the Chinese room of the May- flower, Covers were laid for 54. Mrs. Hull, wife of Representative William E. Hull, and her niece. Miss Virginia Harris, went to New York t day. They-will pass several days there and will return to Mrs. Hull's apart- ment in the Wardman Park Hotel the first part of the week. The Undersecretary of the Treasury, Mr. Ogden L. Mills, is in New York, where he went to bid bon voyage to Mrs. Mills, when she sailed today aboard the Caronia for Cuba. Mrs. | , Mills will spend a fortnight in Havana. | Commissioner General of Immigra- tion and Mrs. Harry E. Hull will enter- tain Maj. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond of the Army War College at dinner this evening in their apartment in the ‘Wardman Park Hotel ‘The assistant quartermaster general, Brig. Gen. William E. Horton, enter- tained at tea yesterday in his apart- ment in the Kedrick in honor of the officers of the construction service de- partment of the Quartermaster Corps. Gen. Horton was assisted by the wives of officers of the Quartermaster Corps, including Mrs. B. Frank Cheatham, wife of the quartermaster general. Mr. John Stack of Hollywood, Calif., mewly appointed assistant United States trade commissioner to Copenhagen, " Abbep- Mausoleum lu-h!ul—!-dmu—Cmcnic‘ MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Oppo-Me Arlingten Cemetery . Ride out in the afternoon and iew this wonderful mausoleum itltlgtserm and permanent tran- Thia hallowed beauty spot is n everlasting memorial o the love and reverence for thaa° who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL Inspect Now—Open Every Day Office1000Conn. Ave. Main7897 rtd | Denmark, is making a short visit at the Fairfax Hotel. Maj. and Mrs. Ennalls Waggaman will be at home tomorrow afternoon and will have with them their house guests, Capt. and Mrs. Mueller d'Escars. Capt. d’Escars is one of France's most distinguished portrait painters, now visiting in the United States. Judge and Mrs. Ernest H. Van Fos- san have as their house guest Mrs. Johnson Camden Brady of Norfolk, Va. Dinner Dance Given Last Night at Army War College. | _Dinner dance was held at the War | College Officers’ Club last evening by the Washington branch of the United | States Infantry Association. Among | the most prominent guests were the Secretary of War, Mr. Dwight F. Davis; | Senator and Mrs. Pat Harrison, Rep- resentative and Mrs. J. Charles Linth- icum, the Assisistant Secretary of War, | Col. Charles Burton Robbins; Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. Davison, the chief of staff and Mrs. Summerall, Gen. and Mrs. Himmond. Gen. and Mrs. s, Gen. and Mrs. Allen, chief of v: Gen. and Mrs. Fechet, chief Air Corps, and Gen. and Mrs. Simonds. The dinner was started with a toast to the President of the United States. The national colors, Infantry and re, mental colors and the flags of the Sec- retary of War, the Assistant Secretaries of War, the chief of staff and the chief of Infantry were marched in by a color {guard of the 12th Infantry from Fort Washington, Md. A salute was rend- |ered and the national anthem was played, following which the colors were | placed behind the table of Gen. Allen, Col. E. G. Peyton, Infantry, president of the Washington branch of the In- fantry Association, acted as toast- master_and master of ceremonies. Col. R. J. Burt arranged the musical pro- gram. Other parts of the program included & parody on “Army Blue,” by Maj. Elmer F. Rice, United States Infantry; Infantry songs by Col. R. J. Burt, In- fantry, ‘and his family—the songs were of his own composition. An Infantry hymn of praise by Mrs. Dawson Olm- stead, wife of Maj. Olmstead, United States Field Artillery, and two profes- sional dancers. Short addresses were made by Gen. Summerall, chief of stafl; Gen. Allen, chief of Infantry, and Senator Pat Harrison. ‘The hall was decorated with flags and pennants, and the music was furnished by the United States Army Band. Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard entertained at luncheon today in honor of Mrs. ‘Woodrow Wilson. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will entertain al dinner this evening. Mrs. Medorem Crawford and Miss Delores Crawford will not be at home tomorrow afternoon, because of illness in the family. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad H. Syme and Miss Willette Forsythe have been sud- denly called to Kentucky by the criti- cal illness of Mrs. M. L. Forsythe, the mother of Mrs. Syme and Miss For- sythe, Mrs. Strother Smith has returned to her apartment in the Wardman Paik Hotel, after passing the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. George H. Kennedy, Jr., in her home in Worchester, Mass. Mrs. Crosby, widow of Mr. George Ellery Crosby of Windsor, Conn,, is visiting Mrs. Mildred Kolb Schulze in her apartment at 1729 G street for a week or 10 days. Mrs. Crosby was be- fore her marriage Miss Daisy Gordon Stewart of Washington. Miss Rebecca Wellington will enter- tain at dinner this evening in com- pliment to Miss Eleanor Wilson and her fiance, Mr. Bethuel Webster, preceding the dance at the German embassy. Maj and Mrs. Snmuel Burlelgh Mil- OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F i Apartments that are “Different” Sulgrave Manor 5130 Conn. Ave., Chevy Chase, D. C. ERE is an Apartment House that has been planned and built upon specifications dictated by pronounced demand for suites of moderate size, accompanied by modern refinements and serv- ice features that add luxury to convenience, 2, 3 and 4 Room Suites Sumptuous Baths Electric Refrigerators Operated at owner's expense Beautiful Woodwork 24-Hour Elevator and Switchboard Service Most attractive and Open or Enclosed Tiled Porches Enormous Closets Pullman Alcoves or Dinettes Artistic Lighting Fixtures Under Resident Management convenient location—with perfect car and bus service. Note the Reasonable Rentals: 1 room, kitchen, alcove, dining room and bath..$55.00 2 rooms, kitchen, dining al- eove, bath and foyer...$75.00 2 rooms, kitchen, dining al- cove, bath, foyer and porch. Beginning at 925 15th St. B. F. Saul Co. % 2 rooms, kitchen ng al- cove, hath, foyer and inclosed porch. Beginning at...$82.50 2 rooms, kitchen, dinette, bath, foyer and inclosed porch. Beginning at 87, cove, bath and foyer. ginning at .. 2100 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Mr. Max O'Rell Truitt. BRIDE OF TOMORROW MISS MARIAN FRANCES BARKLEY, » Daughter of Senator and Mrs. Alben W. Barkley of Kentucky, who will marry —Harris-Ewing Phete. ton_entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the Minister of Venezuela and Senora de Grisanti. Owing to the {llness of Maj. Milton, Mrs. Milton's son, Mr. Seymour McConnell, acted as host. The other guests were the mili- tary aide to the President, Col. Osmun Latrobe, and Mrs. Latrobe; Mr. Kenneth P. Kirkwood, second secretary of the Canadian legation; Dr. and Mrs. Boli- var J. Lloyd, and Mrs. Daisy Seymour Fronheiser, sister of the hostess. Mrs, Mary Evelyn n Dobson of Boston is the guest of Mrs. John E. Fowler at 1424 Sixteenth street. Army and Navy League Benefit Party This Evening. Mrs. Charles P. Summerall and Mrs. Charles F. Hughes head the reception committee for the card party which the Army and Navy League will give this evening in Meridian Mansions at 2400 Sixteenth street at 8:15 o'clock. Others on the reception committee include Mrs. Henry T. Allen, Mrs. Emerson H. Liscum, Mrs. Alfred E. Bradley, Mrs. Benjamin Fuller, Mrs." William D. Connor, Mrs. Merritt W. Ireland, Mrs. John A. Lejeune, Mrs. Alexander Sharp and Mrs. E. St. John Greble. Mr. and Mrs, Fellan Garzia will be the hosts at the Arts Club dinner Tues- day evening, when their special guests will include Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hood Watson, Mrs. Frederic F. Farrington, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron D. Newman, Mrs. Jean J. Labat, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donovan, Mrs. Richard Gasch, Mrs. Ethel Hoffman Kane, Miss Weems and Mr. Theodore Gannon. Mr. Garzia will present a piano recital after the dinner. Mrs, John Hughes of New York City has taken an apartment at the Carlton for a stay of several days. Mrs. Joseph C. Byron of Hagerstown, Md., has returned to Washington and is again at the Mayflower. Miss Emma T. Hahn and Mrs. John L. Stewart, jr., have spent a few days in New York at the Hotel Ansonia at Seventy-third street and Broadway. Mrs. Florence Jackson Stoddard is re- turning to Washington for a short stay before going South for the balance of the Winter. While making a fortnight visit to New York, Mrs. Stoddard has been entertained by Mrs. A. D. Widde- mer in the studio of her daughter, Miss Margaret Widdemer, the author, and by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Widdemer, in their home at Larchmont, N. Y.; also by Mrs. Sarah Stoker of the Heights, Brooklyn: by the Misses Shulters, host- esses of the Town Hall, and by Mrs. B, F. Stephens at Hotel Mohawk, Brook- lyn, who is to become a life member of the International Association of Art Wesley —lending variegated of sizes and types are com- pleted to the point of decoration — awaiting the pleasure of their purchasers, Homes varying munity, distinguished: for its homes and its definite air of refinement. Wesley Heights is,a community where its acl’lieved prcstide is perpetuated by pro- tcctmg rcgulanons and ng:dly enforced re- s(flctxons—oflermg safe investment. and Letters, Inc., of Washington, Miss Mabel Shulters, the first, corresponding secretary of the association before she moved to New York. She is an active officer in the New York branch of the League of American Pen Women. At the January luncheon of Rutgers Col- lege Alumni Association at Hotel Mc- Alpin, Mrs. Stoddard was one of the speakers, making a plea for the spread of education, through greater interest in and profounder knowledge of contemi- porary literature of all nations. Mr. and Mrs. Truy ‘W. McGregor of Detroit are at the Mayflower on their way to Florida, where they will remain until the first of April. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKinney, How- ard D. McKinney and Mrs. Samuel Long, who are motoring South, from their home, in New Brunswick, N. J., are spending a few days at the Grlce Dodge Hotel. Mrs. Gertrude Prather and Miss | Elizabeth Prather have returned to the Hay-Adams House after passing sev- eral days in New York. Mr. L. M. Ruston will entertain at the supper-dance at the Wardman Park Hotel this evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes of Boston, who are motoring South, are spending & few days at the Grace Dodge Hotél en route. . Mrs. Alexander Coale Columbus was the guest of Mrs. John Morrow of New Mexico Friday afternoon at the Con- gressional Club. Missouri State Society To Give Musical Tonight. i The January meeting of the Mis- souri Society, which will be held at 8:30 o'clock this evening in the rose room of the Washington Hotel, will feature a musical program, to be followed by dancing. There will be a group of songs | 5. by Miss Isabel Craig Bacon, and piano solos by Miss Frances Gutelius. Danc- ing will begin at 9:30 o'clock. Mrs. Joe J. Manlove, wife of the president of the society, will be as- sisted by Mrs. Samuel C. Major, Mrs, Clyde Willlams, Mrs. James L. Baity, Mrs. W. A. Durham and Mrs, Nat M. Lacey as hostesses. Mrs. Eugene H. Andrew is chairman of the reception committee and Mrs. Charles P. Keyser, chairman of the entertainment com- mittee. The society will have a “Congres- | gt sional District Night,” Saturday, Feb- ruary 16, and has tentative plans for the annual banquet in March, Senator Thaddeus H. Caraway will be honor guest and speaker at the Wom- en’s City Club, District of Columbia | 3. The mood of each recur- ring season paints a nature picture of matchless bcnuty in Hrights charm to this com- handsome Motor out Massachu= setts Avenue, crossing Wisconsin Avenue, turne ing left into Cathedral Avenue—main thorough= fare into the heart of Wesley Heights. - Open for inspection from 10 A M. to 9 P.M. every day and évening, including Sunday. W. C. & A. N. Miller Ouwners and Developers 1119 Seventeenth Street Decatur 610 "D, C." SATURDAY, JANTARY 19, 1929. history dinner, this evening at 0 o'clock, in the clubhouse, at 22 Jackson place. Mrs, Merritt O. Chance, presi- dent of the club, will preside. Reserva- tions have been made by Judge Mary O'Toole, Miss V. S. Benjamin, Mrs. Mary Dashiell, Mrs. Nell Dunlap, Mrs. Walter Florence, Mrs. Mary C. D. John- son, Miss Mary E. Lanzenby, Mrs. Eliza- beth Lewis, Mrs. Francis Merchant, Mrs. Lawton Miller, Mrs. Ada Milis Payne, Mrs. J. Garfleld Riley, Miss Grace D. White, Miss Jessle Wishart, Miss Ethel Bagley, Miss Jessie Malli- cotte, Miss A, F. Hill, Mrs. Viola H. Baker, Miss A. Gutlerrey, Miss Alice Trefts, Miss Grace Osgood, Miss Flor- ence Brook, Miss Lucy Watts, Miss Mary Gott, Mrs. R. L. Strocker, Miss Lucienne Strocker, Mrs. (race Ross Chamberlin, Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift, Mrs, Carolina Pratt, Miss Sarah Gro- gan, Miss Florence Bell, Miss S. E. Woodward, Miss Katherine Shenk, Mrs. Summer Perkins, Mrs. Mary McKenny, Mrs. H. B. Gantt, Mrs. Ida Whittington and Mrs. Grattan Kerans. ‘The Riding and Hunt Club is start- ing one of the largest hunts of the season this afternoon on Mr. Cy Cum- ming’s estate, in Chevy Chase, Md. Among the sportsmen who will fol- low the hounds will be Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Exnicios, Mr. Ennalls Wagga- man, jr.; Mr. Harold Rust, Mr. Gywnne Rust, Mr. Melvin C. Hazen, Mr. Samuel J. Henry, Mrs. Preece, Miss Maude Preece, Mr. John Finnerty, Miss Wini- fred West, Miss Margo Couzens and Mr. Roland Dawson. Following the hunt a breakfast will be given by Mr. Perry West at the Watdman Park Saddle Club. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor is the most recent sponsor of the benefit and drive which the Washington branch of the American Association of University ‘Women is organizing in connection with the Natilon-wide campaign to raise a million-dollar fellowship fund to endow research fellowships for women. Mrs. William M. Jardine heads the long list of prominent men and women who are sponsoring the drive, others including Mrs, James E. Fechet, Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, Miss Mabel Boardman, Mrs, Luke Wilson, Mrs. Avery Coonley, Mrs, Proctor L. Dougherty, Mrs, Sydney F. Taliaferro, President and Mrs, Cloyd Heck Marvin, Mrs. David L. Wing, Miss Jean Dean Cole, Mrs. Thomas W. Sid- well, Mrs. Frederic E. Farrington, Mr, Isaac Gans, Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith and Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle. Mrs. O. J. Stevenson of Quelph, On- tario, Canada, is at the Grace Dodge Hotel for a week or more, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fairfax of Roa- noke, Va., are passing a few days in Washington at the Mayflower. Mr. and Mrs. Bulkeley L. Wells of New York City are passing some time at the Carlton. ¥ MRS. VIRGINIA SIMONS, 64, DIES AT HOME HERE Mrs. Virginia Simons, widow of John T. Simons, who was in the commission business in this city for many years, and who died about 14 years ago, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Timothy A. Fitzgerald, 7 Sherman cir- cle, at noon yesterday. Mrs. Simons, native of Baltimore, Md., where she was born May 11, 1864, had been a resident of this city more than 50 years. She was married in 1881 and was the mother of 12 children, 8 of them surviving her. Besides Mrs. Fitzgerald, the children are Albért J., Willlam H., Hamilton A., George F. and Henry M. Simons of this city; Walter J. Simons of Norfolk, Va., and Mrs. Ella M. Fenton. Mrs. Simons 50 18 survived by 24 grandchildren. Funeral services for Mrs. Simons will be conducted at the residence Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. William D. King, pastor of St. Paul's M. E. Church South, will officiate, and inter- ment will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been issued to the | lflllu'l Harlow, 26, Union Mills, utler, 18, Carys Brook, F Toison, ‘Rell _ Truitt. 23, Columbis. Mo. and Muritn P, Batkies. 20, Paducen, Ko Rev: James S. Mont; flmery Clarence 33, Portsmouth, Va.. " Davis. §3, this city: Rev: Jois and Mary 258 "vn Rubin, 31. and Beatrice Solomon, Moses' Horwity. d, Rumphres, 34, and Bijou Brown, lufm?u Binith: 39, and Dorothy F. Rev. William M. Hoffman. George_B. Burns. 22. Akron. Ohio, and lah R. ‘Ingraham, 21, this city; Rev. Richard Schmidt. o W. McClanahan, 38, and Martha 11, 40: Rev. J. W, Many. ichard M. Gillam. 21, and Cora L. Kid~ 18; Rev as S, Davis 24, and Mabel Ward, Walter J. Reiily, w York City. and llelno{ " Ml 20, inis eitys Rev, Edward Oscar E. Daowns. 25, this city, and Aileen Boyer., "16, Alexandria, Va.; Rev. Charies P. wfl'mm A: Poole. 48, and Rena V. Hoover, Shore, Yrea. and Bvelsn M. Ketcham. T wmmor 43, and Marie E. both timore, Md.; Rev. oknavs 23, and Emma E. Hall, T Ve, and IM:K Emmet lmy Dcnt. 26 Q Heliear p. Shultz, 21, Meversdale, Fa. and Julia C. Hagen, 22, this city; Rev. R. "Bernard L. Gordon, 20, and Shirley A. Dean, 19: Rev. Homer A. Kent. e LOST. Y, silver top. conmmnr bllll 1nu In Colonis Urn o m mn\ ot BAG, Paisl and ‘chang January 18: rew: ‘club. atur 93 R anti white, mosaic ose in unler suit. ‘Telephone cln.e‘;:en -2 o Nadtes F. . Dodler: ml-mmu and pearl, between Ma- sonic Bldy. on 16th and Conn. ave. and Hill- ):l’ pl.; reward. H P, Peterson, 920 17th m S™ PURSE, Ereen; containing Chlmflll gloves. between Ga. lve, ltlh LS mmr Call mrn- uoe Re DINNER RING. Jiamond Union Trust Bide.. Thurs ward. if returned to 310 herd) bifeh, eray wou co - sa”; last seen urirday "on oy boulesard near old Montsomery Country Club. Retgrn t A, radley boulevard and Seven Locks ind recelve reward. Telephone Brad- d platinu ay, Jan. 17 e- ion Trust Bids. EYEGLASSES, pair, case marke er lost 14n st lm Mun’r’g‘r and Park rd. Cali sses, lost tan By inia ,fi::or line an urn to & Ross. sih Ao ard. Hicks, Gar Bunc n brown leather Llost aegflll 372" ai. "Brincolr, S50k 0C mics, Amw lcan Relurn David Price, 701 Whit- ?Amu! OF CLOTHING, o: st., and Union " Station. i; umv sity. ‘North "$703,” bet. ity "nnm-uyuz:""{'-"' e P reward. Franklin 3804 o 6 et RING—Black onyx ring cnnmmn 1 d B5% In Georgetown: reward, Srest RINNIHI .lnlth t i L B o ng: lox Thurs e Snt car or Wroming sver Detween 18th st. and Columbin rd. of N st. between Connecticui ave. and 21st st. n.w. Return 1306 31st st. Reward. BHOE BUOKLE, cut steel: Wednesday, near Wyoming ave. Please return 51 Wromine ave. for reward. SABLE FUR NE ning, Mount P £, wheel and Tock and rd car: liberal rewar H. Koontz, art to 1613 Trinidad TIRE AND of holder tor er. Wade vin'l:'lj,fiwnmu 3 b};e honimel—?fiih o ack; L - phone_North' 10474. bl o WRIST WATCH, v F. W. on back. Rewa WRIET WATOH, lady Victnity c‘:’r"L lguvm;‘ sts. h.‘-;u" oy ke . . or_phone_Pot, ms: _reward. Vani'y $l() 0 REWARD, Cat, Dec. 30. Lamont st.. and. Rook. Creek " Bark; “soune me ’f“}u'flz Maltese, indistinct dark stripe; TS5 Lo q very _friendl “urr, wold, with initia li d._Phone North 2: sold, uruen ard @ard nf Thanks. MARX, KATHERINE ZELLER. eful _appreciation occasion of ea mother and grandmother. THE F. Heaths. BASS. JAMES MARION. Friday. January 18. 1929, at 1:10 a.m. at Garfieid Hospital, JAMES MARION BASS. son of Katie M. and Edward Bass. Funeral from M. E. Church, Columbia pike, Arlington. Va., Sunday, Jaruary 20, at 3 o'clock. Remains Testing ‘at Ives” funeral parlor, Clarendon, ia ! BERESFORD, ELLA. On Saturday. uary 18, 1629, at_her residence. 138 1ith st LLA BERESFORD, widow of Randolnh Beresford. Notice' of MILY. * funeral nnmy‘ L. ALICE. her late residence, n.w. L ALICE BER! Funerai from the chapel at Oak Hill Ceme tery Monday, January 21, 11 a.m. Inter- mem Oak Hill' Cemetery. 20 UZARD, ELLIS CURTIS. On Sundsy. S aary. 15 s, a l”ru\ldence R. ELLIS CURTIS BEUZAR] wife ‘and o 2ons pavive. him " Puneral Bundaye January 19. at 2 pm. from McGuire's Tuneral homie," 1820 Sth st. nw 19 BYRON. H. H. D. January 19. 12:50 a.m.. at his residence, 128 R. 1. ne. H H. D. BYRON, aged 83. notice later. CAMPBELL, CASSEY. Departed Tuesday, "January i5. 1929, at her resi- dence. 303 st. nw. Mrs. CASSEY CAMPBELL, “leaving five daughters. two sons. two sisters and 22 grandchildren. Funéral from “her late home Saturday January 13, at 2:30 o'cloc} 19% CASEY. ELIZABETH A. rm Friday, Jan- . ELIZABETH A.. wife of the Funeral Monday. . from_her late - n.w." Interment January 18, 1929, at this life at residence. 816 Rock Creek Cemetery. DAVIS. MAMIE. On T 929, at her D.w., MAMIE, BirDavis. Funetal services at her residence on Sunday. January 320 at 9 am. Tnterment Frederick. Md. (Fredericks Md.. papers please copy). 20 INY. NANCY A. Passed into the great bevond Friday. January 18, 1820, at 1015 reedinen’s Hospital, affer a long e loven NANGY A DENNY. &he leaves'to mourn their loss a devoted hu- band, Mr. James R. Denny; loving daugh- ter, Harriet Denny: two loving sisters. Miss Sadie Lightfogt and Mrs. Catherine Holli- . and a host of other relatives and of “funeral hereafter. (Culpeper, Va.. papers please copy.) A precious one from us has gone, voice we love ix stilled Dlace is vacant in our home Witich hiever ‘can be’ hlled HER SISTERS. The heavenly gates were open, A gentle voice said “Come,” And with farewell unspoken She calmly entered home. DAUGHTER HARRIET. * sday. January 17, fifess: INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL RE-ELECTS OFFICERS Annual Meeting of Washington Trade Groups’ Representa- tives Is Held. Incumbent officers of the Joint In- dustrial Council, which is composed of representatives of local trade organiza- tions and which has as its purposes encouragement of commercial and in- dustrial activities of Greater Washing- ton of desired types, were re-elected yesterday afternoon at the annual meet- ing held in the offices of the Washing- ton Chamber of Commerce in the Homer Building. ‘The officers are C. Phillips Hill, chair- man; John H. Hanna, vice chairman, and Dorsey W. Hyde, jr., secretary. Mr. Hanna, as chairman of the committee on program, outlined proposed activities for the year 1929, dealing with the in- dustrial survey, new industries and the encouragement of the location in Wash- ington of headquarters offices of na- tional organizations. The chairman was authorized to ap- point a special committee to study the Cramton park land acquisition bill to ascertain what effect it might have upon present and proposed commercial activities located on either side of the Potomac River between Washington and Alexandria. The Cramton measure pro- vides for development of a George Washington memorial parkway on both sides of the Potomac, costing about $7,000,000. 13-YEAR-OLD SCHOOLGIRL MEETS DEATH SUDDENLY Alice V. Hawkins Expires Follow- ing Collapse on Street—Athletic Exercise Believed Cause. Alice Virginia Hawkins, 13 years old, of 662 G street northeast, collapsed on the strect yesterday afternoon as she left Stuart Junior High School, where she was a student, and died half an hour later despite efforts of Dr. Louis Jimal of Casualty Hospital and mem- bers of the Fire Department rescue squad to revive her., Death was said by Coroner J. Ramsay Nevitt to be due to an acute dilation of the heart. ‘The girl is said to have been prom- inent in school athletics, and Dr. Nevitt thinks she may have overtaxed her heart. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins. ‘The rescue squad car, answering the call, collided with a truck at Third and H strets, and one of the firemen was slightly injured. He is Pvt. N. Mortin- sen, 32 years old. After being treated for bruises he continued on to the school. The truck was operated by Jo- seph S. Queen, colored of 1337 Q street. Births Reported The following births have been reported to the Health Department in_the past gc hours: Timothy J. and Rose O'Neil, Ernest E. and Hazel Misdom $irl. John and Marcella Dalton, ' girl. Launcie J. ‘and Aenes Kendall, girl Paul and Louise Watkin, girl. arie T. P and Patiine £ Lipp. el Georse H. and Wilhemina Soolmessters, 8. and Bernice A Allev, girl. Donald and Louesa A. Preston, girl. Eibert and sylvia Lipshuliz, girl. Samuel and Betty Seidel, Samuel and Kate dotkin, i Nathan and Geskhe Dobkin, Joseph N. and Eva S. Nor Kaloh H, and Bernice I Hat¥ison, boy. Charles H. and Helen G. Miller. boy. Marguerite Duvall. boy. John Sad Soetphine Kiiomon. boy: Giagett and Eleanor Jones. boy. Wallace and Ethel W. Da boy. Thomas W. and c cnumme Hl"dnn My. a Cornelius H. A. and Edna Wildman, boy. Lima N. and Chin Moy. boy. Nick and Panagiota Carvellas. girl (uDuniel and Myrtle Wagner, boy and girl, wins. George and Nellie Harris, girl. Zach and Hazel Jackson, girl. Deaths l‘?eported The following deaths have been reported the, Health Department in the past 24 hour Miltie A. Gallaher, 93. 1819 RS Seve William' . Ensland, 73, Sslowa drcie Surah B whitmore. 71, 515 8t at. 8. 1. Padgett, 68, 2308 2nd st. n. Ly Gnllu;w;; Hospl ‘piscopal Hospita! £ Lohmeyer, 55 6 K Jmenh Goldberger, 34, U 5. Naval Hos- Rwhnel Scarano, 52, U. 8. Veterans' Hos- Loul! Jacobs. 50. 2524 13th_st. P Harrigan, 48, St. Elizabeth's a3bite Anna Mary Davis, 42, 1621 Varnum st. Charles Dunbar, 9 months, Children's Hos- Piikry Freeman, 77, 817 2nd st. s.w. Bratha. We wish to | FAULKNER, PETER R On Frider, Jen- after & loni FAULKNER. 5. at 2:50 am., R. late Jennie S. Hnterin Nisess, PETER beloved husband of _the, Faulkner (nee Doonan). Puneral from the Tesidence of his amughier. Mrs. T. Walter (nee Josephine Faulknen. 4517 n.w, Monday, January 31 ? thence " io lhe hurch of the 6000 Geo: ave. nw.. where mass will be sung at § a.m. Interment at Arlington National ‘Cemetery. (Dagion. Ohio. papers nlelu copy.) mother of Lewis and Manuel Freeman. Susie Ray and Eliza Jackson. She also leaves ‘six sisters and three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlor, 2222 Georgia ave. n.w. un- til Sunday. 4 p.m.: thereafter at the Tesi- dence of her son. 33413 C st. s.w. Funeral on Monday. January 21, at 1 p.m.. from the Friendsiip Baptist' Church. 15t ‘and H E . Interment Lincoln ~Memorial JED. On January 19, 1929. JED m'rrmos p Members of Betnesds Lodee: No. 204, & A._M.. will assembie at the Musonge “Tempie. Bethesdn. M on Mons day. January 2i. 1929, at 1 o'clock am Tnterment at Glenwood Cemeters: GRIMES, BETSEY. Departed Thursday. 929, GRIM e body can be seen at her late Sesiaencer 5650 e . Sunday, January 20 ' Funeral will be heid Mondny. January 21. at 1 p.m. from the Liberty Church, 23rd st. hetween H and I sts. n.w., Rev. J. W. Gaskins, pastor, of- ficiating. GRIMES. BETSY. , Worthy inmates of Silver Queen ‘Househoid of Ruth. No. nd Dnited Order of Odd Fellows. are notined of the death of BETSY GRIMES. Funeral y, January 21, at 1:30, from Liberty Baptist' Church, 815 23rd st. n.w. As- sessments due &t our next meeting OSEPHINE BUTTS. M. N. G, SLAUGHTER this m. B ALICE u smur.;.v Janary e ALIok AWKINS. beloved 'daughter . and Mary T. Hawkins (nee . In"the fourteenth year of her age. Funeral from the residence of her parenis. 862 G st Moy at 2 pm ment at Bethel Cemeter: Relatives and friends inv HUNT. DOROTHY CECELIA. On Thursday January 17, 1929, at her residence. Morse mere, J.. DOROTHY CECE! oved wite af Edward R e Toving daughter of Mrs. B._Martin and the late Thomas S. Roler oFuneral from the home of her mother. 1724 L st. Mon- dav. January 31 1030 am. Tnterment Congressional Cemetery 20 HYDE, JOUN. On January 18, 1929, at his d 1760 Euclid st JOHN. beloved mily Wagson Hygn. N biach priviie lease 15 E. On Friday. January X ency Hospital. ELLIE E. dauenter late Ric Marcia Orme *Johnston QAo Cemeiery Chipel January 21, at 2 JONES. SARAH v. On Priday. Jnn\urv 18, Garfleld Hospital, SARAH V. (nee Gotham)C Belovea ipi ol SARAR, V. (ne Funeral from her lnte residence. 524 W SHerdifieen, Mondsy, January 21, at 3 p.m s and friends invited, ' Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20 KELLY. DR. Januar H on Mondnv. HENRY M. ,On Wednesday, 9, at 3:30 p.m., Dr. HENRY devoted husband’ of " the Adelaide E, 1elo: fathorol the late Ju E. Kelly and Virgie Kelly Thomas. ' Re- mains resting at W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fu- neral parlors, 3222 Georgia ave. n.w. . Fii- neral Monday, January 21, at 1 p.m.. from the above funeral pariors.” Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 20 On Thursday, 929, at 8 pm., at Freedmen LB ANDER G LEONARDY des voted "husband of Sidney “Leonard and father of William, Jessie. Richard, Bertie, Leon, Harry and Perry Leonard. 'He aiso leaves one sister and ahost of friends. Funeral Sunday. January 20, a p.m from the new Bethel Baptist “Cnuireh? Sth and S s Jarvis, pastor. Remains resting st the Ernest Jarvis Co,,,funeral parlors, i until Saturday. Janiary 19, 6 p.m.: there- After at his late “residence, 3707 Bherman ave. n.w. 20 Dltaléom. and brother Diysdale. Mrs. Fannie Hoyt ennie Henion. e S. H. Hines Co. funeral home 2 01 lien st. n.w., Sunday. Janyary MeA:nl.l. .Muu P.. Suddenly. Thursday, January’ 17 1920, at Emergency Hospital, JAMES beloved ~son of Iai BStephen and Elizabeth McArdle. from his late residenc 0 Ex Monday, mass at St. Mount Olivet friends invited. McARDLE, JAMES The momhen of P aspinaton Gouncit” No. 324, KRiehs of Columbus, are advised of the death on Thursday, January 17, 1920 of Brother LE. ‘and are requested Yo ntiend ‘funeray services at St. Stephens Church on Monday. J The members wili 'meet of Brother James Meavdlc, 2140 1 on Sunday. January 20. at 8 p.m.. recitation of prayers Sor the nrcen-dx A 'ULLE] DR. A. D. WILKINSON F. 8. McPHERSON. CHARLES BENTON. On Fri. day. Januaty 18, 1929, at 6 o'clock p.m i raaldence, T801 3t ‘st he. CHARLES ON._the beloved husband of Helen ral from his late nday. January 21. at 2 Interment in Glenwood Cemetery. hen's, Intermen emetery. © Relatives And MORTON. JOSEPHINE A, uare 18 1929, at her residen JOSEPHINE A" MORTON. e S Grack L. Massse. " Reme the “funeral home of Perry 3 Funeral Monday. January 21, from the funeral home of Walsh. Interment Glenw: Relatives and friends mvuzd On Priday, Jan- 31 G n.w. H st. n.w. at Uam, Perry & Cemetery. NELSON. EDWARD L. On Thursday, .hn- uary 17. 71920, at hi§ residence, 43 st. n.w.. EDWARD A son of " Susie \mhm Neison. resting at Adams & Smo An; :n md(e st 2 p.m. PRATT, HENRY. ‘Departed this life rrmu Januar at n HENR E beloved son of $ . Pratt. Funeral Monday. Jan January 18 * eineral from the chapel of Frank Geier's Sons Co., 1113 h st. nw. on Monday. January 21, at 10050 eintives and friends tmviied. e erment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ROBINSON. JOHNNY. On Thursdas, .nnu- ary 17, 1020, at nis residence, 110 Kenyon OBIN: devoted son 5% Barih ‘Rooiuon. He. lenves four sisters and three brothers. Funeral Sunday, Janu- 20, at_Hermansville, Md. Remains oV Brnest Jarvis Go.”funcrai ve. n.w. 20 1 later. s(‘ANI.flN. MlcllA!l. On Friday. January 1920, at Georgetown University Hos- plial. MICHAEL, SGANLON, " Funeral {rom ariors of James T. Ryan. 317 Penn- gylvania ave. se. Monday. Jatuary 21, . thence to St. Pairick's Chute Shere Mast Wil be said 'at B & Hela Tiver and friends invited o attend. Iner- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 SCHOOLEY. CHARLES H. Suddenly. Thur. o7 Janusry 41 1980, % Bensingle SCHOOLEY of Fovest Glén. beloved hus- band of Freddie Hough Schooley and son of ‘the late Rev. Wil T. and Julia Schgoley. FPuneral, Mondaz, Janugry 1. at 3 from Hamline M. E. Church. 16tk and Allison sts. mw: Creek Cemetery. SELLNER, GEORGE ADAM. On l-‘ndnv Interment Rock Louise Morgan, 1 Annte M 74, Ktll 2% Mary Howard St Minnie Bmoken 59 uas Cinden st. n 44th st. ne 1 8th st. n.e. . 11th st. ‘Hospital r,Reed Hospit P Gatiin 8 months, J. nfant of T ihd Beruna Carroll 30" Bimites, 1417 Sth 8. Rollo (Mo.) School of Mlnes’ enroll- ment is 495; 28 States ‘and 7 foreign are January 18, 1920, at 4:50 p.i. at his resi: 3532 Center GEORGE Iate Anna Cathafine Sellner and K.. . Mrs. Samuel Gall and Shristian ‘W seliner Funeral from_ his Iate residence Monday. Jai pum., the Rev. Bernard Bragkamp. oficia Interment Prospect Hill Cemeter: atives and friends invited. 20° LL. Dearted SEW MARY. this_life on Tuesday, January 15, 192 at her resi- ridge, Mass., and Iola Sewell of Wash- D. nd devoted friend of Louise Funeral to be preached by Rev. J. . Tyler, pastor of Mount Airy Baptist . in_ Metropolitan Baptist Church. R st. between 12th and 13th. at 1 o'clock Friends invited. Remains can en at Winslow's chapel, 12th and R sts. n.W. 20° SEWELL MARY. All members of the La; dies’* Auxillary’ of the Progressive Relief Arsociation. No."1. "are “requestea to AL tend the funeral of our late sister. MARY SEW Funeral Sunday. January 19. 1 pm., from the Vermont Avenue Bap- flst' Giltren. L. H._WATSON. Pres. MRS. CATHERINE BERRY. Rec. Sec. Dparted this lite Priday, FONLE 0tsd husband of Alice Sution ase Eowell), and beloved father of Lucinda Gurry. ‘Geors Ri 11, Elizabeth Smil o ar Lillian Sutton., and of the late Henrietta, Catherine and Maria Sutton. — Funeral from Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Anacostia, Monday, January 21. at 9 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 20 TQLSON. LAURA A. On Thuraday, Janusry 55 il Foneral ‘servieés at Epiphany Cnurchv ?nrfl!vfll! Md.. Sun- dav, January 20, at'3 p.m. Relatives and friends invited WATSON, JAMES, on Saturday, January b ‘ “orie liness. JAMES WATHON. 53, 3 g‘gl.nlveu busband of ‘sarets McAllister son, . No- tlce of funeral hereater. m“ WILLIAMS, TAYLOR. Suddenly. on Prida .ununn 1 ns. at his l’uld!nt!. 338 llm R WILLIAMS, devoted Im:\blnd ol S@llnl Wlllllml and father of MIH! Othml'I and Martha Bright. He two_grandchildren. Remains " the W' vis Co. | MILLER. LUCY. * 7 In Memoriam. BELL. NATHANIEL. A tribute of love_to the memory of our dear brother. NQ THANIEL BELL. who departed nine years ago today, January 19. 19 Moments of sadness come over us, Silently tears of sorrow flows Memory keeps you near us. Though God took you nine years DEVOTED SISTERS. MRS MRS, R ERMALL MRS BYRD AND MRS E B. HOLMES. AR e A Tante ot 08t n sad but loving remembr dear " brothers, WILLIAM E. HAWKINS, Yre depariad” e e sixteen yew December 23, 1912. and AW~ KINS, who ' departed life thirteen years ago, January J9, The blow was hard. the shock severe. We never thought their death so near. only those who have lost can tell e pain of parting withoul ol DEVOTED - SISTERS, BLANCHE WILSON, AMIE HAWKINS. . JESSUP. MARY_M. In memory of my dear ‘mother. MARY M. JESSUP. who departed this life twelve ears ago today, January 19. 1917, Deal gently. Lord. with souls sincere, And lead ‘themi safely on o the bright gaték of paradise. Where Christ and mother have gone. Friends I once trusted And those whom 1 liked Proved to_be false and untrue. In God I find comfort— He'll guide me. He'll guard me. And_lead me to heaven and mother HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER ADDIE. ¢ E. MARY E. In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. MARY E. KIBRLE. who departed this 1ité four vears ag) today, Janusry 19, 1925 Sweet are the flowers in memory's garden, Blooming to gladden our hearts with their cheer, Thoughts of our loved one, never for- Fotte Ever remembered and ever held dear. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS. GEORGE n E. MAGE ofER, <. JA e 1916, memory _of dieg January D UNCLE. Vears aga fodne. January 18 1925 LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. In sad but loving remems hrance of our mother and grandm LUCY) 1 \m.um1 who died six vears as0 tor v, January 19, s we think of you today DAUGHTER. SEPHINE BEALE. ANDGHILDR OFTZEL. AM. Ay In loving memory of d our devoled fath ars 4go today WIFE AND CHILDREN. SON. In sad but loving res ce of our dear husband an father, who departed this life seven years ago today. January 19. 1922. Thou art not forgotten, Nor ‘ever wi A< Tong s e ‘wid memory last We will remember the ROGERS. MARY E. In nd but loving re= membrance of our dear mother, MARY ROGERS. who departed this lifc one yes ago, January 19, 1028 Gone from us forever. The face we loved so well, And. oh. how we miss you No one on earth can tell In our hearts your memory lingers, Alwags tender, fond and true: hink of you. PRBERT AYD S0NS, ROGERS. WILLIAM H. 1In sad but loiny remembrance of our dear father, WII H, ROGERS. who departed this life fen yéars ago, January 11. 1919. Regt In peace. your pain is ended: Sleep. your 'work is done. You have gone where.thote Who loved you Soon are coming. one by HIS LOVING SONS, ‘HERBERT AND KEN- ROWE. AUGUSTA R. In sad but lovin membrance of my dear mother. AUG! R. ROWE. who departed this life )\uddeny one vear ago today, January 19, 1921 The blow was hard, the shock mm We never thought her death was net Only those who have lost can tell e pain of parting without (arewell TN ELSIE RO! Th HER 1OV AUGH & RNDC BON-TN LAW: LB SOCOMPTOR, AND GRANDSON. TER R. COMPTON. THOMPSON, BUDDIE. "Sacred to the mem- of dear husband. BUDDIE THOMPSON, 'who Jied six years ago to- day, January 19, 1023 One year has passed since that sad day When the one I loved was called away. God took him home, it was Hit will. jut in_my heart I iove him HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EMMA THOMP- WEDGE, J. E. A tribute of love and de- votion to the memory of our dear father, who departed this life seven years ago today, January 19, 1922. Seven years have T8e possed Was called away. God took him home, It was His will Byt in our hearts e love him still HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN. MEMORIALS. 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