Evening Star Newspaper, January 26, 1929, Page 9

rest Lloyd, under the a SOCIETY. [" first Lady of the Land Sponsors / Benefit Tableaux to Be Given for Colonial Dames. RS. COOLIDGE has given her name as a patroness for ; tableaux of the nations to I dence of Mr. and Mr Colonial Dames. dent and Mrs. Coolidge at the ho has been the house guest of Mr. Herman Goldman of New York, Presi- White House, has returned to his home. Mr. John Coolidge, son of President and Mrs. Governor H. Trumbull and their daughter. M Florence Trumbull, to Florida, and they arrived Beach and will be at_the King Cole Hotel for a few days. Miss Trumbull an pected to take pl Coolidge, 'accompanied t of Connecticut and Mrs. Jo! yesterday by motor at Miai The marriage ce in the Spring. Vice President and Mrs. Dawes Guests at French Embassy. Minister nik, Senator and Senator Bruce, Rep) ter, former Greece and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. and The Ambass Claudel entertained at din: ning in honor of the Vice President | and 3 were the Ambassador of Brazil. S S. Gurgel do Amaral Hungary and Count of Austria and Mme. Proch- dor of France and Mn Daw The other Mrs. gue: the Minister Szecheny rs. Walter E. Ed; and M William Minister B. Laughli nited States Irwin Eugene Meyer, jr.; Frank H. Simonds, M. Mrs, al Mme. du Breuil de St. Germain, N Henry. F. Dimock, Mrs. John F. Wilk N new m Casenave, de staff, and Mlle. Claudel, daughter of the hosts. The Ambassador of Spain and Senora | honor of the Secretary to the President | de Padilla_entertained ! 22 young people at dinner last evening | for 1 and t Raymo! rence Townsend litary attache, Gen. and the counselor, Sartiges of the French emb a company their daughters, the Uni Ogden H. Hammond. ‘The Secretary of the Navy ‘Wilbur will be the honor gu ner this evening of Rear Admiral and Mrs. H. E. Yarnell. The Minister of Greece and Mme. Simopoulos were hosts at dinner last OPEN A CHARGE EISEMAN'S—7th & F| ACCOUNT FINE MEN’S WEAR Abbep- Mausoleum Beautiful—Enduring—Convenieat Ride out in the afternoon and view this wonderful mausoleum in its serene and permanent tran- — MILITARY HIGHWAY BEYOND SOUTH GATE Opposite Arlington Cemetery quillity. This hallowed beauty spot is an everlasting memorial to the love and reverence for those who have passed on. ENTOMBMENT COSTS NO MORE THAN UNDERGROUND BURIAL {0ffice 1000 Conn. Ave. Main7897 *! * Inspect Now—Open Every Day Col. 432 given February 6. at the resi- | Dema- es of the Mr. Coolidge is ex-~ ahor | Cabell entative Stephen G. Por- Mr. Comte | Senoritas Padilla, in compliment to the Misses Hammond, daughteres of the States Ambassador to Spain and Mrs. | and Mrs. at din- evening, their guests including the Am- bassador of Cuba and_Senora de Fer- rara, the Minister of Canada and Mrs. Massey, Representative and Mrs. Sol | Bloom," the counselor of the German embassy and Frau Kiep, Mr. and Mrs. | Oscar T. Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Le- gare, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell | Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Wil- | liam Wiie, Mrs. Hackett and the coun- | selor of the Greek legation, Mr. An- nincs. the be he hn | Senator Charles Curtis has as his guest in his apartment in the M | flower his daughter, Mrs. Webster | Knight, 2d, of Providence, R. I. Mrs. Knight was entertained at luncheon vesterday by Mrs. Dawley, wife of Maj. E. J. Dawley. Senator Curtis, with his brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, have given up their house in Cleveland Park and are in _their apartment in the Mayflower, which the, Me. | have le mi of | | st eve- Senator and Mrs. James A. Reed will entertain the members of the Mis- i delegation in Congress at dinner sts | of Representative and Mrs. James S. Parker will have guests dining with them this evening. [ ge. | to i Representative and Mrs. T. J. B, Robinson will entertain at dinner th | evening in Congress Hall Hotel in com- nd | pjj ory of Hampton, Iowa. he| Mrs. George R. Stobbs, wife of Rep- nd | resentative Stobbs of Masachusetts, en- tertained at luncheon today at the v | Mayflower Judge and Mrs. Oscar E. Bland will enterta at dinner this evening in i12nd Mrs. Everett Sanders. Mrs. Eugene R. Woodson entertained at luncheon today at the Columbia Cour Club, her guests remaining through the afternoon to play bridge. The company includes Mrs. Clyde B. Aitcheson, Mrs. Henry R. Perry, Mrs. | Georgia Knox Berry, Mrs. Edgar Cope- land, Mrs. Clyde Asher, Mrs. Rush Blodgett Lincoln, Mrs, Carlton Edward Moran, Mrs. M. H. Rittenhouse, Mrs. Claude Kendall, Mrs. Milliard West, s. William _Radcliffe, Mrs. John Neipold, Mrs. Lewis Turner and Mrs. Louis Laudick. ed The military attache of the Cuban assy and Senora de Prieto enter- at dinner last evening Repre- sentative and Mrs. Frank Parker, Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Frank Parker, Mr. and | Mrs. J. J. Moebs. ‘The naval attache of the French em- bassy and Mme. Sable went to New York yesterday and will sail today for Ha- vana where Comdr. Sable is accredited naval attache of the French legation. ‘The military attache of the Argentine embassy and Senora de Zuloaga will entertain at dinner this evening at the Mayflower, where they have an apart- ment. Mrs. Merritt W, Ireland, wife of the surgeon general of the Army, will be at home 1nformally this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs, Ennalls Waggaman will not be at | home tomorrow afternoon owing to the death of Mr. John W. Brawner. The Rev. Dr. Herbert Scott Smith and | Miss Smith will be at home Thursday afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Medorem Crawford and Miss Delores Crawford will not receive to- morrow afternoon because of illness. Mrs. Charles J. Bell will be at home this afternoon. Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer will be at home tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6:30 o'clock. > Mrs. William Livingston Crounse will be at home Wednesday, afternoon from Col. 432 Doctors Recommend W. W. Chambers Ambulance Service It is the best and the ¢! I defy any one to say this is not first- class goods and service. We have expert embalmers. Our manager, Will Elliott, is a man of i Or any of 35 years' experience. steel vau! W. W. CH Washington’s Most harge is only $4.00 in city. 1 will give you a complete funeral, cars and all, cemetery lot in= cluded— $150.00 1 guarantee my service, $75 up, is perfect. GRAVE VAULT ther best quality it. Price, $85.00 Call AMBERS CO. Reasonable Undertaker ' 14th, Ccr. Chapin St. N.W. Col. 432 Chapel and Offices Col. 432 _————— Every Convenience an Apartment Can Offer it to their house‘guest, Mr. B. H. | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY. JANUARY 26, 1929.° 4 to 7 o'clock, for the only time this season. ‘The marriage of Miss Eleanor Parrish Snyder, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Snyder, to Mr. Beverley Mosby Coleman will take place this evening at 8 o'clock in Christ Church in Georgetown and will be followed by a reception at the Mayflower. ‘The president of the American Bar Association, Mr. Gurney E. Newlin, of Los Angeles, was the guest of honor at a luncheon of 20 which Mr. Walter Scott Penfield gave at the Metropolitan Club today. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hosts to Ambassador of Peru. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hampton Ellis entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the Ambassador of Peru, Dr. Hernan Velarde. Othe Wwere Senator Samuel M. Shortridge, Mrs. William E. Borah. Dr. Leo S. Rowe, director general of the Pan-American Union; ‘the cou: or of the Peruvian emba. and Senora de Gonzalez Prada, Capt. and Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, former United States Ambassador to Peru and | Mrs.. Miles Poindexter, former United Stal to ‘Germany, Dr. David Jayne Hill; M Frederick Mc- Cormick-Goodhart, Mrs. Emerson Howe and Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose. College and M were entertained b George J. M William D. Connor Capt. and Mrs. s at the dinner dance ' Club at_the Army War ge last evening. Other guests of - and Mrs. Meyers were Brig. Gen. |and Mrs. George F. Simonds, Rear | Acmiral Harty E. | Theodore Backstrom, U. $. M. C. | Mrs. B Capt. J. O. Richardson. and Mrs. Richardson: Capt. Staton, U. S. N.. and Mrs, Capt. E.'J. Marquart, U. §. N., | and Mrs. Marquart; Capt. H. G. §. Wal- lace, U. S. N., and Mrs. Wallace; Capt. F. J. Horne, U. S. A., and Mrs. Horne: | Capt. Arthur H. Rice, U. 8. N., and Mrs, Rice; Capt. Emmet C. Gudger, U. 8. and Gudger: Licut. Col. J. J. Fu mer, U, S. A., and Mrs, Fulmer: Lieut, | Col. George B. Hunter, U. S. A.; Comdr. | P. E. Speicher, U. S. N, and Mrs Speicher; Comdr. S. B. Robinson, U. S. | N.. and Mrs. Robinson; Mrs. William D, Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. F. Harold, Sasscer and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Arthur| Houghton, Capt. and Mr: F. Russel TLyons of Fort Humphreys entertained at dinner {last evening in honor of Col. and Mrs, vin H. Goddard of Washington at ¥'s Hill Inn near Mount Vernon. The other guests were Col. and Mr Henry F. Pipes, Maj. and Mrs. C. J, Taylor, Maj. and Mrs. L. E. Oliver, and Mrs. William N. Thomas, | and Mrs. H. Latson, Lieut. and s. H. Herbert and Lieut. and Mrs, Bruce Clarke. After the dinner the company attended the dance at Fort Humphreys, Baron Von Below was hostess at luncheon today. her guests being Mrs James J. Davis, Mrs. William Howard {t, Mrs. Edward E. Gann, Frau Kiep, Senora de Bedoya, Mrs, John B, Ken- derson, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Wilbur Turner, Mrs. Elbridge Moore, Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, jr. and Mrs. George C. Thorpe, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson will entertain at a_dinner this evening at the Wardman Park Hotel, Comdr. Porter H. Adams was host at a dinner in honor of Senator and Ms, Hiram Bipgham of Connecticut. The Senator is president of the National Aeronautic Association, an association formerly presided over by Comdr, Por- ter Adams. The dinner was given in a pbrivate dining room at the Hay-Adams House, and was attended by many no- table people, including Col. Heather- ington of the British embassy, . Mrs. William F. Dennis has is invitations for a bridge luncheon ary 1 at 1759 R street. Mrs. Isabelle Bo ued Febru- oniface and her daugh- ter, Mr: Prumfret, wife of the I;‘r(llfi{'h vice consul at Baltimore, are guests for veral days of Mr. and Mrs. Enos New- man, Mr. Prumfret will return from a short trip to New York and Providence, ‘:;u'ii Mis. Prumfret will join him in Balti- | more the first of the week. Mrs. Boniface entertained at tea Thursday afternoon at the Washington Club for Mrs. Newman, and in the eve. ning Mrs. Boniface and Mrs. Prumfret attended the reception at the White House. ~ Yesterday Mrs. Boniface was hostess at a table at the Celebrity Breakfast which the League of Amer- ican Per Women gave at the Willard, Mrs, Charles C. Clark, wife of Charles C. Clark, U. 5. A has left War ter Reed Hospital after an illness of several weeks and -returned to the Roosevelt Hotel. She has closed their | hoeme fn Virginia for the Winter, Mr. and Mrs, Burgoyne Hamilton, the latter a daughter of former Senator and Mrs. Robert L. Owen, entertained at dinner last evening in the Seaglade of the Holel St. Regis, in New York, in | honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Stokes, Miss Quincy Smith gave a small tea yesterday afternoon for Miss Lloyd Preston, who is her house guest. Miss Smith and Miss Preston have recently returned from a trip through South Africa. Among those at the tea were | Mrs. Carl Butman, Mrs. George Brown- son Rae and Miss Virgila Stephens. Mr. James E. Wilson, former director of operations of the Shipping Board, and Mrs. Wilson are passing the week at the Wardman Park Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Wiison now make their home in Houston, Tex. Nachiman-Magee Wedding And Breakfast This morning. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Magee, daughter of Dr, and Mrs. M. D'Arcy | Magee, to Mr. Paul Francis Nachtman, 14 14 Alban Totvers 3700 Massachu tts Avenue On the heights overlooking the H IGHEST residence in Washington—de- National Cathedral type of apartment signed on lines of lavish com- fort; finished with sumptuous ele- gance—appealing to those who de- mand the best in accommodations and apprec iate the refinement of consis- tent environment. Roo rangement, ms of exceptional size and ar- Housckeeping equip- ment of the latest type, including au- tomatic refrigeration. Servants’ retiring room on floor, each and in the larger suites serv- ant’s room and bath. Garage in the sub-basement. The cafe, under experienced man- agement, is maintained for the con- venien ce of residents in Alban Towers. Suites of 5, 6 and 7 Rooms With 1, 2 and 3 Baths—Beginning at $125 Resident manager will be glad to exhijbit them at your convenience. 925 Fifteenth St.- B. F. Saul Co. Main 2100 5 in the company | The commandant of the Army War | | | MISS MYRIAM_V Of Toronto, Canada, guest of Miss Nora McIntyre, daughter of Gen. and Mrs. | rank McIntyre, at 2510 Massachusetts avenue. CANADIAN VISITOR { ARNER —Harris-Ewing Photo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Nachtman of Kansas City, Mo., is of more than usual interest in Washington, where the bride’s family has been prominent for many ) The ceremony was per- formed this morning in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, the Rev. Thomas Walsh officiating at 10 o'clock, and was followed by a wedding break- fast in the home of the bride’s parents at 5038 Reno road The bride, who was escorted by her father, wore a gown of ivory color satin made on straight lines with a yoke nmj ‘The skirt was full and cir- r and fell long in the back to form ain over whi fell her veil of lace, arranged becomingly about h face. She carried bride roses, orchids and lilies of the valley. Mrs. H. M. Fleming was matron of honor for her sister and had a costume of wood violet on straight lines, shorter in front than in bacl Her close-fitting hat was in the same shade as her gown and she carried yellow roses. Mr.. Roy Nacht- man was best man for his brother. Mrs. Magee, mother of the bride, re- ceived with them preceding the wedding breakfast, and wore a gown of brown transparent velvet with hat and acces- sories to match. Later in the day Mr. Nachtman and his bride will start on a wedding trip, the latter wearing a traveling costume of brown transparent velvet, a hat of sand-color straw trimmed with brown ribbon. They will make their home at Sulgrave Manor. Among the out-of-town guests were Dr. and Mrs. A, E. Parker, Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Parker and Mr. and Mrs. W. D'Arcy Magee of Brooklyn; Mrs. Mary Fleming and Dr. George Fleming of Haverford, Pa.; Mrs, James Hughes, Miss Genevieve Godwin and Capt. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Dillman will entertain a company of 18 at dinner this evening at Gray's ‘Hill Inn near Mount Vernon. Mrs. M. A, Piet will entertain at a dinner dance this evening in the Palm Court of the Mayflower. Mrs. Piet and her daughter, Miss Georgia Plet, are gain at the Mayflower for the season. Mrs. Thomas Price Littlepage sailed Tuesday for Panama, accompanied 'by her daughter, Mrs. William B. Fletcher, jr, whom she will t on the subma- rine base, Coco Sola, where Lieut. Fletcher is stationed. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Carr enter- tained a party of 12 at the supper dance at the Club Chantecler last night. Mrs. John M York, who ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parker Crenshaw, has been joined by Mr. Gates. Lieut. B. T. Talbott_entertained a company of 10 at the Club Chantecler supper dance last night. Mr. Willjam J. Flather, jr., was host to a company at the Club Chantecler supper dance last night, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cooke will be at home tomorrow afternoon. Mr. R. G. Hawtrey and Mrs. Hawtrey of England, are making their home at the Hay-Adams House while Mr. Haw- trey is lecturing at some hearby univer- sities. Mrs. Hawtrey, famed as a con- cert pianist under the name of Myra Hess, recently gave a concert at the Mayflower. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Howard have re- turned to their apartment, in the Ward- man Park Hotei, after a motor trip to Florida where they passed & month, Representative Winter and Others To Address Nebraska Society. The Nebraska State Society will hold LOST.. ARCTIC DOG- White, shaggy, long hair, pointed ears. Reward for return or infor- mation leading to recovery. E. Genies: 270( rd st. s.e. 2 BAG—Physician Gar from car. $10 ed. 308 Rochambeau. vault floor of American . $1.000 U. 8. Treasury No. D-00049384; reward for in- formation'leading o recovery. ~Add 121-X. Star ofice. _ Monday s, B.'P. C on miniature polo stick on other. Reward. I Cleveland 6393, ° 21 DIAMOND RING, lady’s. in vicinity of Conn. ave. and 8 st. Generous reward if returned to Mr. Upton. manager A. & P. Tea Co. at 1801 Conn. ave. G e ENGLISH BULL TERRIER, White, unciipped ears, brown spots on back: answers to name “Prince ™ © Reward if returned = to 2153 Brandywine st. n.w., or call_Clev. 12! FRATERNITY ~ PIN, Pl Sigma Epsilon. Reward. Call A. P. Starr, 4414 Greenwich Parkway_n.w. HOGS (7). Wednesday night: 3 black with white spots on back and face, 4 red; all half grown Reward. Harry Brady, 4910 Central_ave. n.e. o Sl MONEY, $35. on You si. bet, 1th and 15(h, on Jantary 24; $10 reward if returned 1o William_H._Miles, 82 V_st. n.w. PENKNIFE—Small, ¥old benknife contain- ing nail flle, small air of scissors and sev- eral blades. Initials “F. 0. H. on the side. Finder please return fo 1237 G st n.w. R ward. POCKETBOOK, brown leather, nhear Gov- ernment Printing_Office, contalning commu- tation tickets, = Eastern Star ~membership card, etc. Call E. Seidenspinner, American Red ' Cross. PURSE-B. afternoon Jan. Mass. ave. ~Pic POCKETBOOK n dow n section. with name. Liberal reward. Com- municate with C. B Ellis or W. P. Hough- ton. Southern Bidg. _Tel. Main 28° POLICE DOG. male. light tan: tal Liberal reward. Phone Cleveland 6108. WRIST WATCH._ gold, _Tllinois movement 8.T.'8." on’ back. etard Retien Fhed Cxinedoal night on California stJ sid rown 25. Stone cla: Teather, Return_ 2408 Reward. pe de chine, fashioned | \tellh Gates of New | its January meeting at Meridian Man- sions_at 8 o'clock this evening. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock, after a short program of music and an ad- dress by Representative Charles Winter of Wyoming. Representati J. N. Norton of Nebraska, who is presi- dent of the society, will preside. H for the meeting' and dance include Mrs. J. W. Crabiree, Mrs. Willa Ham- mond, Mrs. Jack Lee, Miss Lillian Farrar_and Miss Edith’ Lathrop. Mr. E. E. Danly and Mr. J. L. McGrew will assist the hostesses. The officers invite all Nebraskans and their friends to attend. Good music Is assured for the dancing to fol- low the program. Election of officers for the ensuing year will precede the program and dancing. Miss Alice Whitcomb, Mis Winn, Mrs. Rose Pennell, Mrs. George H. Brown, Mrs. J. 8. Tassin, Mrs. Pearl Bellman Klein, Miss Phyllis Robinson, Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass, Mrs. Viola Baker, Mrs. E. W. Digges and Miss Virginia Diedel will be hostesses at the tea given for club members and their guests at | the Women’s City Club tomorrow after- noon at 4:30 o'elock in the clubhouse, 22 Jackson place. Mrs. Ellis Meredith and Mrs. George Chase will preside at the tea tables, with Mr and M Agnes Among the patronesses for the card party to be given by the Voteless Dis- trict of Columbia League of Women Voters at the Willard, February 28 at 2 o'clock, are Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs, Charles W, Waterman, Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. Joe Crail Belle Sherwin, 'S, Mrs. Gifford Pinchot, Mrs. William C. Harl- lee, Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen Du- mont and Mis, Albert J. Myer. Thursday, Dr. and Mrs. Silvaness B. Newton of Palm Beach, Fla,, entertain- od in their Palm Beach home at an informal breakfast, in honor of the christening of their son, Mr. Vane McCue Newton. Mis. Charles N. Harris of Hunting- ton, Long Island, and Dr. Charles H. Schoff of Media, Pa., acted as sponsors The ceremony was performed at noon, in the house, by the Rev. Father Dougherty of St. Edward’s Church. ‘The, Mount Holyoke Alumnae of Washington will be entertained by Mrs. John J. Myers at her home, 2320 S street, on Saturday afternoon, February 2, at half past 2. Mrs. Frank W Malin will give a talk on old laces, ex- hibiting ‘many rare specimens of un- usual historic and artistic interest. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Locke of Belmont, Mass. are at the Grace Dodge Hotel for a week or more, Star Actor Hit by “Flu.” BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jar uary 26 (#). —Walker Whiteside, the actor, is con- fined to his bed at a local hotel with an attack of bronchitis that threatens to develop into influenza, according to his physicians, He has canceled his three scheduled appearances “here in “The Royal Box,” the production in which he is starred. Marriage Licenses. Marriage licenses have been Issued to the following. | alter F. Klotz. 19, this elty, and Doro M. Venn. 18, Phillipsbure. N. J.; Rev. Geora H. Eveler. TS N R ey William C. Kiotz. . and Muriel L. Geh- rine. 21, both of Stone Harbor N. 5 Ge Gepiae 1. Eveler. ) V. Baker, 23. an Peters, 28: Rev. John k. Briges A M & arris, 28, and Dorothy L. & 5 Ryl ',5"“;“‘::-, othy L. Smith, 22; Villie A Nash, 22, ai 24; both of Warrenton. B Al i) 245 Edward L. Dots: Jenkins. 18:" Rev. A, James M. Brown and Helen G Hughe Rev. Daniel L. Snyde Joseph A. Martin, and Blanch M. Wili William M, Hoftmay, eorve W. Jones, 26, and Al 0 e 2055, 20, and Alberta . Knoy, Henry Jénkins, 19; Rev. Shelton Blease Mundoy. 18; Rev. L T. Hug William_ 7. Bryan, trude L. Hayde Rep Jateph V. Buckley. i iee Golf, this city, and Marion German. 20, ingl V. Va Marion German. 20, itunington, W, Va.: 3. and Florence B. 55, Nolmnhion, D 9, Wilmington, Del., Chevy ¢ ; Colmar Manor, Md.. 19, this citys Rev: 3 nd Catherine Clark, wn\'nd Louise Flemings, this city, and Ger- apitol Heights, hd.: Births R.eporled. The following births have been repos Camillo and Louisa Ficco, boy. g Edward F. and Marie A. Clark, boy. Carl V. and Catherine Ballard. girl. Willlam H. and Anna_Gentry. boy. Raphacl and Soursa Guallelmi, girl. poyliam P."and Christina E. Cavanaugh, Thomas C. and Ruth Wright, Oscar ¥. and Pearl See: boy” ©- William"and. Virginia Malone, hoy. Charles V. and Dorothea M. Gripes, William and Marona McCarthy: boy, Ronald and Doris Bulkley. gi 2 Frank and Florence L. Simmons, boy, Samuel and Clara Lubar. gir] i rl M."and Clara M. Gonr. Willian H. and Luvenia tect Joe and Ophelia E. Green. bo Abner N. and Alice L. Maso Willism ©. and Ellon D, Stile John and Dorothy Payette, Hamuel 8 and Keba fev e Cecll P. &nd Veanle Palterson, Orlandis and Juanita Jones. giil - Deaths Reported. The following death: wirl, s have been r the Hedlth Department 1n. the bast 5 heorls Mary E. Shutts. 77, 1340 Lonkfellow o George A. Morris. 75, 1116 C st. se, = Flora A, Johnston. 62, 2 Shernian ¢ircle. Sarah Rockelt, 60, Gallinger Hospital, Harriet H._ Puerner, 49. 3045 Conn. ave, John A Kiess. 4. Children's Hospital, Doris "G. Barrett, 5 months, Hotse of & 12763, | pital, 1 &M‘.M Mercy. Reginald Juggius, 2 months, Children's Tnfant of William and Hattle V. . dny. Columbia Hogpigal, Fatte V. Tavlor, 1 arey Harer O Hibercutosts 1o James A Neisu z;“l“;’ it B l elle Carroll, 13 5 i, 8oun | € @ard nf Thanks. LANE. MARY R. We desire to thank our many friends and relatives for their sym- Bathy. “wpivitualbouguets’ and beautiful oral tributes in our bereavemen 8 Tl OUF DETTHE PAMILY. Teaths. AKERS. MARSHALL SUMNER. Departed this life_Friday, January 1929, at'8 am. at Freedmen's Hospital, MARSHALL SUM- NER_AKERS, davote er of Herbert C.. Norman M.. Clarence H. Ernest W., James J. Akers and Mrs. Esther Sparro He ‘also’ leaves n host of latives and friends to mourn his ns_temporarily resting at s funeral chapel. 3rd and Notice of funernl” later. (Detroit, nd Asbury Park papers pl ATKINSON. ROBERT SHERM . January 25. 192 the parents, 1 or esider of 6 Morten st 7 voted ‘mother ailor, sister of Annie av. January 27. bn Baptist Church. F and 4 5. Remair W. Ernest Jarvis Co. fune; Friday at 5 pan., thereaft Tesidence. Testing at the rlors until her late you. mother dear, 2 past. turing you in memory Just as I saw you last DAUGHTER. 27 BAKER. ALGIH 3 esidence, ALGIE BAKER. do s Baker and father of Joseph Baker brother of Lelia Baker and Edna Riley. o leaves other rel; and friends. Sunday, January. t 2 pm., om - the Mount Cilory Baptist Church, Montzomery Co.. Md. a7 BRAWNER, JOIN W ry 25, 1929, at rele om St ¥ ave. and Bancrolt pl. January 28, at 11 a.m. Creek Cemoters. BRAWNER. JORN W. Tt {5 w 1 have to announce to the n Society of the Sons of the Rev demise of our fellow member. BRAWNER. in thi Funeral E waret’s P. E. January 28, ‘at i1 invited to attend JAMES M CHARLES P. LIGHT. & BUNDY, ANNIE. Departed thys life Friday, n 1629, am. at he Va., ANNIE BUNDY, Marzare! Interment at h resret tha President. tary. Williams and their__loss. tary 2 pm., st Church, d. Churcl Friends OSTIN. LUCIA, Officers St. Moni District Auxilia nd_memb: Aux. 2 . Dis. Aux. 2, 140. s 8 the’ daughter. 5 L Md.. NICHOLAS T. CR at’ Ou kins &y Monday. J; iriends invited DONOVAN, uary 25, 1 of the late from M on resid at nce B uary Funeral ter, Mrs. at 830 a Church, w 9 am. Diters Cemetery. ~ Relatives, Dorovan. the ice 'to Sa s will be at Mount Olive s invited e | | Suddenly, 3 his ave. M.W.. RD A. es to_motirn their loss Mrs. Vir Ross Wednes- wife, Lulu sister, Mrs. two adopted a host ds. Remain meral parlors. uneral Sund Pm., from Me M. E. Zion Church, D erment Al A. Al officers and Lodge. No. 45, 1. B. ereby notified of th VARD A. DORSEY 301 R. I ¢ DORSEY, EDWARD members of Columbl. P. O. E. o death of aneral from D st pm.. on_Church. EDWARD A. cial Lodge, N F. ordered to assen cation_at_the temple. { January our atte the ur I . EDWARD 4 on_ Wes tween 2nd ttest: AURDREW 7. PAYNE. Secretary. MRS. HARRIET CRANDALL BURIED IN ARLINGTON Widow of Confederate Colonel Is Survived by Three Sons. a Tuneral _of and, neral _of Mrs, Harriet M. Crandall, 76 years old, widow of Col. Lee Crandall, ai one time deputy collector of internal reve- nue, died at her residence, 1822 Calvert street, Thursday, after an illness of veral months. She is survived by three sons, Theo- dore C. Crandall, Jéan J. Crandall and Lee Crandall, Jr. were conducted at | at noon. Interment was in the Confederate section of Ar- lington Cemete Col. Crand: federate veteran, Camp No. 171, Veterans here. WINGATE RITES TODAY. Hotel Treasurer to Be Buried a_distinguished Con- | was commander of | United Confederate | ik in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for Abram R. Win- gate, 66 years old, treasurer of the New Willard Hotel, who died at Walter Reed Hospital Thursday, are being con- ducted in the Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church this after with Rev. Bernard Braskamp, pas officiating. Intermentis in Rock Creek | Cemetery. Mr. Wingate had been with the Wil- lard continuously since 1901. In ad- dition to being treasurer of the latter he was assistant treasurer of the Capi- tol !Hu(t'l Co., which operates the Wil- lard. patrioti FULLER RITES HELD. Private funeral services for Aubrey Vail Fuller, 44 years .old, District | chemist, who died at his residence, 3100 Connecticut avenue, Thursday, being conducted at the residence of s father, Edward J. Fuller, 2318 First , this afternoon. Mr. Fuller was a native of this city, a graduate of the public schools here | and of George Washington University. He had been District chemist since 1926. J. 1. McARTH FOUND DEAD. John J. McArth, 67 years old, was found dead in his room at 407 O street southwest this morning, with gas flow- ing from two jets, one of which was partly closed. Dr. Louis Jimal of Casualty Hospital, said McArth had been dead for several hours. Police believe McArth collapsed while trying to close the gas jets. Joseph Zimberg, with whom he lived, said he went to his room shortly after 11 o'clock. The body was found on the floor this morning when Albert Wade, & friend, went to the room in search of McArth, The dead man was a veteran of the Spanish-American War, He had rela- tives in New York City, Zimberg said. organization: Dr. Grenfell Reappoi;lted. The District Commissioners yester- day zeappointed Dr. W. F. Grenfell a member of the board of examiners in veterinary medicine for a period of five years, beginning March 4. Dr. Grenfell serves as secretary of the 4 He was active in fraternal and |y Dreatha. DUTTON. EDWIN STERN. day, Ji uary 25, 1929, at his residence. 1705 C EDWIN ' STERN DUTTON. aged 34 . “beloved husband of Harrleit Riley Funeral services the above Monday, January 28, at 2 p.m. it Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ( pers piease copy.) 27 January 25, husband “of al from his ne. on Taieiment On Friday, Jan- st fonday, Januiry 28. Prospect Hill Ceme FORD. CHARLES P. On Wednesday, Jan- 23,1920, at Freedmen's Hospital, P FORD. beloved husband of ord. devoted brogher of Mrs. Ger Collins, Mrs. Fansl Murry_ of Tex.: Mrs., £ of New Mrs. Mary Dennis of A James Ford of Alexandria, t Ford of East C a Dennis and Har< Remains now resting at his late Funeral from urch, 11th and K ary 28, at 1 p.m. al meeting of of- . Monday, Ja S P. Spe nher’s of John F. Cook Lodge. A. A. M., Monday, January 28, 5th and Va. ave. se.. nts for the funeral of and grand master, FORD. Funeral 1 p.m. Mon- ury_M. E. Church. By order FORD, CHARLES P. Queen of Sheba Chap- No. 2. O. E. §.. reauests the presence members at the funeral AR 5 ar ht CH. S P. FORD. past on Monday. Januarv 28. 1929, at 1 Asbury M. E. Church GEORGIA . ROY, R. M. TARD A. PHILLIPS. R. P. IE C. BANKS, Secy. . FORD. CUARLES P. All members of Peter Ouden 1 0.1374. G. U. O. of O F. tend funeral of Brother CI € ¥ M. E. Chure i | patron, 1p fu ) WEST. Noble Grand, RIS, P. Secretary. Officers and Sir Knizhts and_Com K You ¢ notified fuli riform 28. 1ith al of in Order NT. Grand Commander, D. FREEMAN, nd Recorder. uniforn n.w., 2 o'clock, for funeral of nd master E. Lewis S. MARTIN. Grand Princess Cap- tain, ROSA 'E. HYDER. Grand Secretary. FORD, CHARLES P. All officers and mem- s’ of Columbia Lodge. No. 85. I. B. P. O. A tifie rot Asbury Star Lodre. No. 40: For- 9. and Columbia_Temple, 0 attend. Memoers & E | HERBERT alted Ruler. A. E. WILLIAM: FORD, CHARLE Officers and Members of the Moy shipful Acacia Grand Lodwe, F. A A. M.: You are hereby noti- iled that & speciai communication will be id My 28, 1929, 11 a.m.. 5th st. and Va. e ‘held at th Church. 11th and K sts. n.w.. Membcrs of the craft will assenible he o . 12:30. Order A. DOTSON. Deputy Grand Master. Attest: CHARLES D. FREEMAN, Grand Secretary. 27 FORD, CHARLES P. The Kadosh service will be e d’ over the remains_of CHARLES P. FORD, 33, r Chapter. of which Tilusirious Ben). F. Arrington. 33°. is V. E. Com- der. at o'clock (midnight) Sun Jantiary 27.°1929. at_Asbury M. E. ch. 11th and K n.w. The sub- € brinces and peers of Jonathan Davis v ordered to assemble ch at 11:30 o'clock to assist in By order of N. 33°, Commander-in-Chief. O A. LEE, 33", Keeper of Asbury M 1pan rvice . 32°, Assistant. 27 FORD, CHARLES P. Officers and members of Oasis Court. No. sted to a at_Asbur white. with SARA MOXLEY, IIl. MIE V. McCALL. Sir Knight CHARLES J adviser of Belle' E el >, from_ As! Churet ud K sfs. n.w. By order of SUSIE R. SAUNDERS. Princess Captain. EMMA_ROBINSON, Princess Secretary. BRAXTON WALLS. Roval Adviser. FORD. CHARLES P. The officers and mem- bers of Grand Chapter, O. E. S., are re- nd_the funeral of our past CHARLES P. FORD. at . Tith and K sts. n.w.. on iary 28, °1929, at 1 o'clock 2 MARY L. HOWARD. RAYMOND J. WEIR, G MAMIE L. STEWART, FROWD. FLEANOR M. On Priday, January 5. 1929, at the Episcopal Ear. Eve and Throat Howpital, ELEANOR M.. beloved daughter of and Mrs. Peréy Frowd. Funeral ser ai her late residence, 1422 Spring rd. n.w., on Monday, January 28.°at 11 am 2 GOLLADAY. JAMES FMERSO! on Wednesday, January 24, 1 t Yuma, Ariz. JAMES EMERSON' (MIKE) GOL- Y. beloved husband of R. Marie Gol- (nee Newman). P dnesday, suary 30. at 2 pon 4 Irving St ne. Interment od Cemetery. Relatives E 29 HALL. MAR s o irch, R M. R. P. Giand See. Suddenly, Glenwor ed. On Friday, January 25, at the home of her V. Brooks. 317 West MARY V. Tith_vear, beloved wife of Hall, e ldress . January 27, conveyed residence of A Shockey, Ash- p.m the B RC from ¢ HERNDON, January Monroe N, beloved 929, at his residen . 'EDWIN LOGA isband of R. % Chuich, Jan: t Oukiood Ce Sth st . MARIE E. HIL beloved wife of Roy Hill. Fu W. Deal eral’ home. 816 H st Mond 8, at 11 a.m. Relatives Interment Congres- 27 On Friday. January idence of daughter, chell, 4209 3rd st. n.w.. . beloved mother of d Samuel W. Huntley. above residence on Monday J at 10 am. Relatives and iriends invited to attend. Interment Mount Oliygt Cemetery. LEWIS, Departed this after a sh HUNTL 25 1 NIE L. HUY e B. Mitc! 1 fron g fe Tues- a L 1921 t iliness. + the beloved husband of Hattie He leaves a wife, two children, - uncle und a host of ot d friends. Funeral Sunda %1 pm., from his late resid h st. e, thence to Mount Piseal Chitrcii.” Rev. Johnson officiating. ent at Payne Cemetery. e JAMES A, v January 2 the' lomeopatl; MOUDY., be Notice of CARMEL a N OFANO. 0 On Saturday. J; 1. at her residence, 3 LW, CARMELA OFANO, Widow of Glulio Ofine and mother of ' Joseph, muel and “Charlie_ Ofano, Mrs." Suntu avani and Mrs. G Fu- neral from aboy Monday, gun- ry_ 2 " Holy 1 mass k for the re nt Mount Ol and friends invi e Cernuto. residence t t2d. WILLIAM F. Sudde: January 24, 1029, WILLIAM F. vears, heloved husband of Cath: erine Poulton.’ Funeral from his late resi. dence, 1242 C st. ne. on Monday. Jan. uary 28. at 9 am.. thence to Holy Com- forter’ Church. where requiem mass will be said at'9:30 am. for the repose of his soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 27 REYNOLDS., MAGGIE F. Departed this life Wednesday, Januvary 23. 1920. at Gallinger I, MAGGIE E. REYNOLDS of 223 8th st.” se. devoted sister of Charles Brooks and the late George Brooks and Cecelia McKall Drear. aunt of Louise McKall. Chatlotte E. Mary, Florence, Ed- and Charles Brooks,' jr. Sh es o host.af other relat ture. 1 pam. nt Zion Baptist 15th aiid C sts. n.e. Interment Payne's Cemetery. 26 ROBINSON, MARY E. Suddenly, on Friday, January 25 1629: “at 11 el e residence, st sw. M3 3 ROBINSON, ioving and devoted mother af Alphonza, Gonstance and Rose and srand- mother of Beatrice Reynolds and Hyacint Bowie. Notice of funeral hereafter. 27¢ SHAW, ELIZABETH. On Saturday, Jan- uary 26, 1929, at her daughter's residence, Princeton pl. n.w.. ELIZABETH SHAW. aced 81 vears. Remains resting at the Nevius_funeral home, 924 New York ave. n.w. Funeral from her late residence, 823 Princeton pl. n.w.. Monday, Jannary 28, Interment in Cedar Hill Cem- Y MALCOLM. On Jan- am. at Takoma Park 'Y MALCOLM. husband _ of (nee Weich). 28, at his I SPARROUGH. HENR nary 4. 1929. at 3 Sanitarium. HENR vears. beloved Sparrough Monday. J 21 H st rEE G Draths. TE_E. On Friday, January 25, 9. ANNIE E. STAUFF (nee Skinner): al from J.°T. Clements' Sons' funeral rs on Monday, January 28 at 10:30 Relatives and’ friends inviteds 37 Priday, Jai his_residence, 220 Ti WILLIAM' “LAIRD sband” of Nannie E. Wright and son of the late Edward rearet Wright of Georgetown, Funeral Monday, January 28, at s from J. Willlam 'Lee funeral pare 331 Pa. ave. n.w. No flowers. 27° s life Thurse . st his resie . HENRY YATES, and of Martha Vates. father 1d Rena ¥ nephews. nieces STAUFF. ANNI 921 EDYTHE ©n _Saturday, ry 26, 1 a’ lingering i1 chanan st. 1 pm, 2 erment ‘at H: ax. (St. Thomas, Canada, please copy.) YOUNG, WILLTAM SWAINE. On Saturday, January 26. 1929 o residenca of W. roe st n.w aged 82 yea, more Cemetery, January 28, 1 riends invited.” 2 In Memoriam. ANDERSON. CLARENCE L. Tn sad but love irg v ance mv loving friend, CLARFNCE 1. cran ANDFRSO! Tots, life one ‘vear January 26, by dav T Toncsoma a n T find m Wonder oro Tonesome. he had to die. FRIE! TLLINGIS In sad but lo doar Bashan “Who dnparied s ago. January 26, 192 ne of sweet remembrance, emory ' fond and trie e maths the saints have trod. Tha nathe which Ted them hame to Gind. WS _TavING Wwies, NIE E. ARM- STEAD HAWKINS. - BATDERSTON. W. MARCELLUS. Tn lovine Temembrance ot ved <an and brother. W. MARCELTUS BALDERSTON. Who departad thic it twn vears nge today MOTHER. DAD AND EDNA. BALDERSTON. WITLIAM MARCFLLUS, lovine mamary. of RALD ™ Iuchond and ane WILLIAM MARCFLLUS €hn devarted this lite’ two A triknte to tha memary AFA F. CRUMP. who ago today, January 26, Tovad, yamambered. Jansed for slwave HE® TONELY AND ONLY DAUGHTER, - DELPIINE. Tn sad bt lovine remembranes of " our dnar it O png eI EHINE GATTON. “who ‘des arted thic life e Bt Uosglife one vear ago today, Janu: Just 2 line of sweet rememhrance, Just & memory. fond and true: Just a token of love's devotion. That our hearts still grisva for vom THE FAMILY. ® n_memory of m: A MARY " LINKINS. who' fied three seucs ako today. January 26, 1926 Gone, ot forgotten JAMES N. LINKINS. ® ILMAN. WELEN L. Tn sad but loving ‘membray ce of our dear daughter an ster. TIELEN L. SHULMAN. who die three'years avo taday, January 26, 1926, At_the bedside of our dear Helen, | ht. dav by day. We watehed her joving hands srow thinnes nd_caw her slowly fade awny. HER DEVOTED MOTHER AN STE! ER D= R AND 'SISTER, SOMERVILL, JAMES. Tn sad but loving memory of “my dear husband. JAMES SOMERVILL. ‘who departed this life one year ago tcday. January 26, 1928. Keen him. dear Josus. in Thy keeping Until T'reach ‘that peaceful shore. then, O Master, fust let me have him, And T1i be haboy forevermore. HIS DEVOTED WIFE. IDA” SOMERVILL. * { TATE. ADA A. AND SIMON G. A tribute | of love and devotion to the memory of our kind and affectionate parents. ADA A. . mother, who passed away peaces ago todav, January 26, and SIMON G. TATE. who entered Jest seventeen years ago. Decem- 191 THEIR_DEVOTED CHILDREN. LEONARD A AND GERALDINE L. TATE. e THOMAS. HENRY. 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