Evening Star Newspaper, April 20, 1929, Page 9

Entertainments in the Numerous Yesterday, Though Informal in Nature. HE: President and- Mrs. Hoover had as their guests at dinner last evening Senator and Mrs. Fred- erick Steiwer of Oregon, Senator and Mrs. John Thomas of Idaho, Mr, Harry Chandler of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. David Mulvane of Topeka, Kans., and ‘Mr. Lawrence Tibbett of Califosiia, who were guests over night in the White House. President and Mrs. Hoover entertain- ed about 200 guests at a _musicale yes- terday afternoon when Mr. Lawrence Tibbett, baritone, of California, gave the program, assisted by Mr. Stewart. Wille at the piano. Mr. Tibbett sang Handel's “Hear Me Ye Winds and Waves,” “If the Heart of a Man” and “In the Days of My Youth” from Gay's “Beggar's Opera”; an old English ballad “The Bailift's Dnugh!gr Alexander Pochon’s “Le Petit Maitre,” Koechlin's “Le The," Brahms' “Sapphische Ode,” Schumann'’s “Ich Grolle Nicht,” the prologue from Teoncavallo's “I Pagliacci.” Edward German’s “Rolling Down to Rio,” Arthur Somervell's “A Kingdom by the Sea” and Oley Speaks’ “On the Road to Mandalay.” Tea was scrved after the program. The Chief Executive and First Lady of the Land were hosts at luncheon yesterday, entertaining principals of the Metropolitan Opera Company who have taken part in the brief season of opera this week, members of the committee sponsoring the season, and members of the national board of Girl Scouts of America, in which Mrs, Hoover has been an active worker for some time. The guests were Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, wife of Representative from New York and chairman of the Washington com- mittee for the opera season here; Mr. and Mrs. Guiseppe de Luca, Mr. and Mrs. Vincenzo Bellazza, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Garrett, Mme. Rosa Ponselle, Mme. Marion Telva, Mrs. William H. McCormick, Mrs. A. Clifford Shinkle, Mrs. Willlam Chester, Mrs. Willlam M. Jardine, Mrs. Clifford D. Perkins, Mrs. Arthur W. Hartt, Mrs. Giles Whmnz Mrs. Edward F. Stevens, Mrs. W. Tjams, Miss Elfrieda Roth, Miss Eliza- beth Alley, Mrs. Leo Arnstein, Mrs. Jane D. Rippin, Mrs. Edward V. Babcock, Mrs. Julius N. Barnes, Mrs. Arthur W. Page, Mrs. Lee Ashcraft, Miss Anne NORMAN FRENCH RESIDENCE OPEN 2446 Kalorama Road You are invited to inspect this as & model of an srtistically-planned house and arden. 118 located in Washinston’s most refined intown residential section, is a detached home, and is placed among lovely old trees. STONE & FAIRFAX Connecticat Avenue at K Street Main 2424 Rickard, Miss McCormick, Mrs. Harris, Llewellyn Parsons, Harriett Mrs. J. H. Miss Wakefield, Mr. Giacomo Lauri-Volpe, Mr. Armand TokatyRn, Mr. Pgvel Ludicar, Mr. Mario Basiola, Mr. Lawrence Tibbett, Mr. Edward Johnson, Mr. Louls Hassel- mans, Mr. Edward Ziegler, Comdr. George B, Baker, Mr. William D. Henry and Mr. James Clement Dunn, ‘The Secretary of State, Mr. Henry L. Stimson, went to New York yesterday afternoon. He will pass the week end with Mrs. Stimson at High Hold, near Huntingtan, Long Island, and will re- turn to his apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow evening. Mr. Alfred Loomis of New York, & cousin of Secretary Stimson, is also staying at the Wardman Park Hotel, where he will be jolned by Mrs, Loomis in & few days. PP ‘The Secretary of War, Mr. James W, Good, has been joined by Mrs, Good, who passed several weeks in Evanston, 1L, closing their home there. The chief of staff and Mrs. Charles P. Summerall will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of the Secretary and Mrs. Good. - The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont have pur- chased the house at 2125 Kalorama road from Mr. and Mrs. J. Low Harri- man. Mrs. Lamont went to New York yesterday, where she will spend a short time before going to Chicago. She will return next week. Dinner Party Last Evening in Cuban Embassy. The Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Ferrara entertained at dinner last evening, their guests being the Belflln Ambassador and Princess de Ligne, the Minister of Austria and Mme. Prochnik, the Minister of Lithuania, Mr. Bllllfl&v Mr. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Representative and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, the counselor of the Pe- ruvian embassy and Senora de Gonzalez Prada, Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Mrs. Henry C. Corbin, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Stu; Miss Celeste Crosby, Dr. Da Jayne Hill, Mr. Louis Wiley, Mr. Ralph Miller and the second secretary of the Cuban em':my and Senora de Rodriguez-Ca- pote. The Ambassador of France and Mme. Claudel were hosts at dinner last eve- ning in compliment to M. Andre Chev- rillon of the French Academy. Others in the company were the Minister of Uruguay and Mme. Varela, the Min- ister of Bulgaria and Mme. Representative A. Piatt sistant Secretary of State and Mrs. William R. Castle, former United States Wreaths & Sprays Beautiful Floral Tributes 1407 H Street Main 3707 Saturday Evenmg, April 20th at7:30 P.M. Beoturiag " Another ¥ All-Famous wH.GA.Ord‘zh. - B o Fealey’s Pharmacy—11th & Pa. Ave. S. E Isa Star Branch Office Instead of waiting until it is ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED HERE White: House/ Ambassador to the Argentine and Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay, Dr. and Mrs. James Brown Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr.; Mrs. Vernon Kellogg, Mrs. George Cabot Lodge, Mr. William F. Sands, the naval attache of the French embassy and Mme. Sable, the counselor of the embassy, Comte de Sartiges; the secretary, M. Jules Henri; Miss Edith Hoyt and Mlle, Reine Claudel, daughter of the hosts. The Ambassador of Germany and Frau von Prittwitz und Gaffron will entertain guests in a box at the open- ing performance of the movietone pro- duction of “Showboat” being presented in the Rialto Theater Monday night. Admiral and Mrs, Spencer Wood and Admiral and Mrs. Willlam H. Brown- son have taken seats for the evening and Representative William B. Oliver will entertain a party of seven guests. Mrs. Upshur Moorhead is entertain- ing a party of six guests for “Showboat” and others Who hdve taken tickets are Representative A. Piatt - Andrews, the counselor of the Bulgarian legntton and Mme. Bisseroff and Mr. Alex Legare. ‘The Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Debuchi have sent out invitations for a to 6:30 o'clock in the Mayflower Hotel in celebration of the birthday anniver- sary of his ‘majesty the Emperor of Japan. Samy will entertain a company of 10 at dinner this evening. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Edward Terry | Sanford were honor guests at a dinner given by Col. Wade H. Cooper in his home on Massachusetts avenue last eve- jning. Others in the party were Sena- tor and Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Repre- sentative and Mrs. Henry Winfield Wat- son, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Henry T. Al- len, the commissioner of internal rev- enue and Mrs. Havid H. Blair and Miss Mary Bome ‘Temple. Mrs. Sheppard acted as hostess for Col. Cooper. Senator and Mrs. Clarence C. Dill were ranking guests at the dinner given last evening by Representative and Mrs, Jnhn ‘W. Symmers for their daughl:r, Summers Wetherill, ‘etherill gave the program for Club yesterday after- noon, which was sponsored by the wives of the Washington State delegation Congress who are members of the club. She gave “Romance,’ 'a thrilling three- act play by Edward Sheldon. . Her su- dience was enthusiastic about her work. She has a charming stage presence and her impersonations were true and per- fect. The Italian maiden, Rita Cava- linni, was a great impersonation and she also impersonated with naturalness the characters Tom Armstrong. and PRIVATE AMBULANCES *4 CHAMBERS P,:,‘B';{E'ééf"";;"‘ 4 Free Lectures Metaphysics! MARIE WINCHELL WALKER, M. D, Former U. S. Government Phwldan. 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GARRETT, Whose husband was former Representative from Tennessee but has recently been appointed Associate Justice in the Customs Court of Appeals. reception Monday afternoon from 4:30 | |go to Sweden until the end of May, ‘The Minister of Egypt and Mme. | in'| Joseph O. Richardson, Capt. and Mrs, ~—Underwood Photo. Cornelius Van Tuyl. Mrs. Wetherill, known professionally as HuYe Summers, does dramatic reading and play-directing and has her own studio nt speech arts and is with the Goodman Memorial Theater of Chicago. She is the daugh- ter of Representative and Mrs. John W.I Summers of Washington State. Mrs. Dempsey, wife of Representative 5. Wallace Dempsey, entertained at luncheon . yesterday at the Chevy Chase Club, in compliment to Mrs. Herbert C. Harrison and Miss Gertrude H, Brown of Lockport, N. Y., who are spending the week in Washington at the May- flower Hotel. Mrs. Harrison and Miss Brown are en route to their New York home after spending the Winter in Florida. Representative and Mrs. Charles A. Eaton are passing a few days at their home in Plainfield, N. J., and will re- turn to their apartment in the Ward- man Park Hotel after the week end. Representative and Mrs. U, 8. Stone | have as their guests Mrs. Harvey Cobb and her daughter, Miss Carolyn-Joan Cobb of Norman, Okla.; also Miss Eileen Atherton of Missouri, Mile. Ellis Bostrom, daughter of the Minister of Sweden and Mme. Bostrom, postponed her sailing date and will not when she will accompany her mother to their native country. Interstate Commerce Commissioner | and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchison have as a guest the Philippine state regent to the National"Congress, N. S. D. A. R., Miss Ruth Sheldon, who arrived in the Stxv.es more than a week k ago. Maj. and Mrs. F. L. Whitley will en- tertain at dinner this evening at the | efnt:y, Navy and Marine Corps Country ul Nayy Dance Last Night Preceded by Dinner Parties. Capt. and Mrs. Henry G. S. Wallace entertained at dinner at the Willard last evening, later taking their party to the Navy dance. Their guests were Ad- miral ‘'and Mrs. Willam H. Standley, Capt. and Mrs. B. Dubois, Capt. and Mrs. George S. Neal, Capt. and Mrs, Arthur Stott, Comdr. and Mrs. Earle Shipp, Col. and Mrs. C. B. Taylor, Mrs, Arthur Sinclair Smith of Annapolis, Capt. Clarence A. Abele, Capt, and Mrs, Lewis Coxe, Comdr. and Mrs. Talver of Annapolis, Comdr. and Mrs. John Bow- ers and Mr., and Mrs. Charles Lewis Leiter. Mrs. Wallace wore a gown of black chantilly-lace and her table decorations consisted of baskets of Spring flowers, Comdr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Burrell entertained at dinner last evening pre- ceding the Navy and Marine Corps dance. at the Willard ' Hotel. Their guests included Rear Admiral and Mas. Luther E. Gregory, Capt. and Mrs. Webb, Comdr. and Mrs. Gaylord Church, Lieut. Comdr. Hugo C.Fischer, Miss Vestal, Capt. and Mrs. Paul L. Reed, Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. Ben Moreell and Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris Franklin, Lieut. George Smallman, U. 8. N., and Mrs. Smallman entertained at dinner last evening. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Matt, Lieut. and Mrs. C. J. Maguire and Comdr. and Mrs. G. C. Simmons. The party after- Beginning Wedn, " Miss Mabel N. Will teach “The Life of Christ” Y. W.C. A, 17th & K Sts. Wednesdays 7-8, 6 lessons $1.50 Educational Department "OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT FINE MEN'S WEAR EISEMAN'S—7th & F|% Washington Vanity Show Under_the ‘ausplces of the Washington M atraressers s S::-ut ts’ ation. Postponed Until Fall Dates Will Be Published Next Week Queen Popularity_ Contest to Continue. ay, April 24 'fhurnon LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVING AGENTS ALLIED VAN LINES ?oma.nu Panama conlul Boston for a num- ber of years, is at the Mayflower for a tew d.'x!l:'a accompanied by Senora y are en route to Panama. i 0, S e v en at y this evening in their home, Arbremont. m- George Mista will entertain some f the stars of the Metropolitan Opera | o Co at a buffet supper in her apartment at the Mayflower at 7 o'clock this evening, just previous to their leaving for New York. Miss Marjorie Wooden, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Morris Wooden, has re- turned from Florida, where she spent two months, ‘visiting her sister, Mrs, H. Teller Archibald of vlrnnh. in her Winter home at Miami Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Buikley L. Wells of New York City are at the Carlton for & few days, accompanied by Mr. :{ndkws. E. L. Bumill, jr, also of New ork. Mrs. Elonzo Tyner and her dnuxh- 8 ter. Miss Pen’?y Tyner, are sailing tod: from New York on the Adriatic lor Europe, Dimon-Ford “eddln; This Evening in St. Andrew’s Church, The marriage of Miss Donna Leslie Ford, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Row- land Houghton Ford, to Mr. Philip Wprthington Dimon of Brooklyn, N. Y., son of the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Jay John- son Dimon, will take place this eve- ning, at 8 o'clock, in St. Andrew's Epis- copal Church of whlch the bridegroom’s father is rector, Miss Isabel Jo Thorpe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph H. Thm-pe!of Per- 1y, Pontiac, Mich, and Mr. Frederick William Cron of Detroit, Mich., son of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Anton C. Cron of Chevy Chase, will take place this eve- ning, at 8 ULluLK in the home of the bride's parents, at Ponliuc Mr. and Mrs. Montx’ume Schuyler of New York City enwnakrlid 8 cgm- Pany at. dinner last evening at the Carlton. Thelr guésts were Lieut. Col. and Mrs, U. 8. Grant, 3d; Maj. and Mrs. Donald Armstrong, Mr. Ulysses Grant Smith, Princess Cantacuzene and Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford Bingham, Mrs. Samuel Willlams Earle was the guest of honor at a dinner given last evening in the Mayflower by Miss Eliza- beth Abigail Ransley, daughter of Rep- resentative and Mrs. Harry Clay Rans- ley of Pennsylvania, - Miss Ransley's other guests were Mrs. Lowell F, Hobart, -Increasing ewhat' warmer to- Mhly followed ' by showers h to fresh south-and 's cwud!nu- qnd nmewhut ‘warmer tonight; mmomv. My c!nudy with showers; fresh southerly Vlmnh—!nermlng el and Somewhat warmer tonight; 'tomorrow, mostly -cloudy with showers in. north and_west &oruom' moderate to fresh south winds. West Virginia-Probably mll showers and thunderstorms tomorrow; somewhat warmer t portion tonight; cooler in extreme west portion tomorrow, Records for 23 Hours: ‘Thermometer—4'p.m., 62; 8 p.m., 5 12 ;1!, 47; 4 am, 45; 8 am, 51; ., 30.05; 11 a.m., Highest temperature, 75, occurred at 11 a.m. today. Lowest umperlmre, 45 occurred at 1:30 a'm. today. ‘Temperature same. date last year— Highest, 84; lowest, 47, Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 12 07 pam.; high tide, 5:27 am. and 5:53 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Low tide, 12:28 a.m. and 1 pm,; high tide, 6:18 am. and 6:43 pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose, 5:26 a.m.; sun sets, 6:50 p.m. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises, 5:24 am.; sun sets, 6:51 pm. Moon rises, 3:39 p.m.; sets, 4:08 a.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half_hour after sunset, Condition of the Water. Great. Falls: Muddy. Weather in Various Citles. FTemperature =5 5em07 = Weather. e 39jat10Te} + gopiasas 45U H ‘quer aswy Clear Cloudy Pt cloudy ot newly elected president, general of the | B} D. A. R.; Mrs. William J. Sweeney, State regent of Illinols; Mrs. N. Howland Brown, vice presldent general; Margaret B. Barnett, corresponding sec- reury general; Mrs, Adam M. Wyant, Miss Elsie Josephine Fudge, Miss Alma Adams and Miss Alice Dixon of Chicago. The Rev. and Mrs. Albert H. Lucas are at the Wardman Park Hotel. - The Rev. Mr. Lucas is connected with the Episcopal Academy at Overbrook, Pa. Mrs. Sidney Bailou motored to Wash- | ington from her home in New York cuy‘ and is at the Carlton for a short stay. Mrs. Hervey 8. Knight of Evanston, ILL, is the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Nevitt in their home at 1820 Cal- vert street, Miss| Shach: 1 Cincinmati, Ghio 2 u Slevelans, ‘Obto. 3 n. 8. | Indianapolis.Ind 29.78 Jacksonville,Fla. 30.14 Kansas City, Mo 29,66 7 Omaha, : Nel Philadelphi Phoenix, Ar} Pittsburgh, Mrs, Fenton Bradford returned yes- | Soi terday to her apartment in the Ward- man Park Hotel after passing several | days as the guest of Mrs. Alfred Pochon and her father, Col. . R. Millar, in his hume Mountain View, at Front Royal, | Va. New Hunt Club Formed With First Chase Tomorrow. A group of representative sportsmen will gather tomorrow -morning after sunrise at Bradley Farms, the home of the National Capital Horse Show As- sociation, adjoining the Congressional Country Club, for the second of a series of “live fox hunts,” staged primarily to stimulate lnccrcsb in the horse show May 16, 17 and 1 The group will be known as the Na- tional Capital Hunt Club and will be made up almost entirely of members of the National Capital Horse Show Asso- ciation, sponsors of the coming show. The sport, unlike anything similarly at- tempted here int recént years, involves the chasing of live fox, a'form of hunt- | ing that was impossible until the ac- quisition through the late Lyman B. Kendall and other property owners in the picturesque Maryland section of that tremendous tract of land adjoin- ing the horse show grounds. Not since the days of the late Clar- ence Moore and his pack of Chevy Chase hounds have Washingtonians been able to hunt live fox over such ideal country as the newly formed Na- tional Cnpltnl Hunt Club now enjoys. The first hunt, held a few days ago, was attended by a small but enthusiastic group. But the real sportsmen who braved inclement weather conditions were handsomely rewarded with an ideal chase. Mr. S. J. Henry will act as master of the hunt, Mr, Charles Car- rico as huntsman, Miss A. Hansen and Mr: Perdy M. Niepold as whips, w&'h Mr. Peter Jackson, Mr. Quinton Comer and Mr. Richard Adamson u others in the field. The chase will start with the release of the hounds. One of the fedtures of the presenta- tion of “Ten Nights in a Barroom,” to be given by the Columbia Players at the Wardman evening, will be the group of young girls in the quaint costumes of the early 70s, who will act as ushers for the play. The girls chosen by Mrs. William B. Colver, who is in charge of this feature of the program, include Miss Dorothy Duff, Miss Joy Hansel, Miss Mabel Park Theater Tuesday | nours Best, Miss Mary Katherine Lutz, Miss Phlfllhm Gerry and Miss Polly Ann Colver. Many parties are being arranged by the patrons and patronesses who are interested in the work being done by these players under the auspices of e Community Drama Guild of Wash- Intwn. umongo :l;]elm oledrl:;lnfllcholl.l orth, W enf 8 party s{(w and Mr. Cleveland Perkins, who block of mn. Mrs. Ponsonby Oale of New York has motored to Washington and is at the Carlton for several da; ncwmblnud iss Miss Robin- Mrs, Mary E, Rellly of 1360 Jefferson street northwest has arrived at- her home from a month's trip to New York and Atlantic City. . PP Deaths Reported. ‘The following deaths have been report R Henlth® Department "t the jaek “nnu Hart, 8, National Homeopathic Hospital, Emma I Collins. ’ll" 2014 Elfll’ll’ll n!. “":“i’a’ig lospital. n fis* Rm;m rew "0, . mon! '"‘he B.D o3, 1010 gm ara s 34 Walter Resq averal l‘ lllrrlm !I. {ufflm&ul Hospital. osu Hospital. organ st. ‘Thompson, Ant San Diewo, Calit :u | San_ Francisco. Mo. WASH, FOREIGN. (7 am., Greenwich time, today.) ! Tlmn!rl(lll’( Weather. | rt cloudy London; vy Clur e Stockholm Glhull-r. Horta u'-nh Hamilton, ' Bermuda San_Juan,, Porto Havana, Cub: Colon; Onnal ueo p 5-:! 7t cloudy | ime. Part cloudy ns.) Partcloudy Bagt cloydy cléar Cloudy Marriage Licenses. Marriage nc!nlel have been issued to the follgw A4 Ailip . Dimon, 26, Brooklyn, N. Y. P :D Ford, "4, this city; Rev. 9. d. | Bone Joseph_J. Spor. 26, Camden, LA Mndrcd =, T pearion, 1, Chis v, J., W. ling 5. s VlLolBI;; a. Au:nn. )X. :7‘ and Mary C. arks 5 nannd Mty S, Carroll, 27; | plames Hn‘l‘i 23 and. cors L F. Wright, | 1 .mm R Hidimend, Vi “Rev. ' Hemig. Willie 6. Gates. !m. and Daisy Moore, 21; Rev. William Chaties 1. Dixon BT, and Susie K. Spivey, {8 botn of Baltimore; Judse Robert E. Mat- | gly. chk Smiley, 27, d M r. D\lkt. a; | Wi BT, Louis Mcxenll 8: Rev. u, And Yvonne A. c{%ll flg‘: Rev 26, and Aluun h' M. Thompso) koen: 36 and M. Rebenea ‘Lons, M. Diffenderfer. Wheeler, 18, » Ahnldu\)ncll Cunning- % um| Percy Brown, 21, and Mary Terrel, 31; Rev. Edward J. snve"a‘. Births R Reported following births have been reported Health Department, in. the a8t 34 Joseoh J. and Frances J. Growles,, girk. fxrthur &, and Estelie | T Leonard d_Lena John W "and Edin Bhulu. &irl, Cornelius, Emily Lacey, girl. Qarolise, B Stea, girl lith C. Hi Tl it} ey, Edward R. and Edward and Cat erlne‘ T. and Eva B. ’:v. LA and 'xaneadan B A, 38, J. 11 Chadies A piestrater, Boothby, 24; 261TEN ; Re The jo iy furl ettt 1Irl Alfongo and Els! fiwood and AQ 4 | AToR AND G \TCH AND O] —O Same o JaentiScation. Cissaland 3506, 20 5o 4o LOST. BRACELET, white gold, flexible, Frifivy. near i: %o Crestaut Farms Dairy or l:lll A B t Anan.orlum ational No. and_tan 'm: il B PR “'“oo’fhxfz" W, 3;-. Fridey, Reward. Dec. awuno_ arl ds; P by on P st b&tvmn e 1ot 13th . l.‘fil 3 Fhons Dmm- 197-J. mfl" flmy st. n.o. Eg i MeCANN, mnrfl klclulm Aor (CHAR! -Mnt@haukn nnun Soppiciation 10 i 5: of Gongress, to. piciat ieliow' bers oF'Lane ©. WL atives and rnn for ressions of ’mbnhy. Ml. , '{0 oral tributes phgour beloved Disband "and Tatner, PRINGE K. ROB 'IRANCM ROBINSON AI"D DAUGH- JOSEPH s, belgved Risbaisd of Boats Puneral on Bunday. A <k p.m., from the Arilngton “!“l- Church.’ Relatives and friends Interment. Columbia, Gardens C!n‘v- Columbia Gardens, Va. 3. B. The members of Poto- " Georeg W Wisey unider establishment. 2901 Sf. . April 21. at 12 funeral of our Brot B ¢ Port Berry, Agllndun Lounty SANNON, Counctlor. L. l(, on.:lll. Ree. Sec. 20 | BOYLAND, THOMAS MILTON. Suddenly. on rrmar April 19, 1929, at. his resi- 1208 Crittenden st. n.w,. THOMAS )uuron YLAND. son of the late John A And Eilen Baviand and Brothet ot Jopm nd, Mnss will be celebrated at 6t. Church, Webster st., rele n. Tnterment Monnt Oiivet Cemetery BROWN. WILLIAM. Departed this life P 2:30 pm., at Prees WWILLIAN, BROW] Brown and Church, ldth Remains reésting at J art's” faneral pariors, 30 B ‘. Notice of funeral 1ater, BUCHANAN, WILLIAM SHIRLEY. Suddenly, ne. . Funeral from his parents’ ¢ rulden“ l:b Aliison_st. n.w.. on onday, April 22 at 2 p.m. xnmmn: B Liicoln Cometers. BUCHANAN, WILLIAM SHIRLEY. A un»- cial communication of Petworth Lodg No. 47. P. A A M. i called for 1 D nday, Apr 1929, to attend t fiineral of ' our ate brother, WILLIAM TRLEY BUCHANAN. [ERBERT W. LUDWIG, Master. HERMON H. HILL, Secretary. 21 BURKES, ROSETTA. Departed thip April * 17, 1929. R BORKES: devoted wite' of “Wiison Barkes. Bar el ledves otnmy eatives. vad Bionts Funeral Saturday, April 0. at 9 pm., from e inest Jarvls Co.”funeral parlors. 5252 Georvia wve: mw. BUTLER. JOSEPHINE K. On Saturdsy, Amn 1 23, ufe beloved wife of Charles Bernard ler. ! from the apove residence pril 22, at 8:30 a.m. Mass at "Church &t § 8.t Relatives nvited. ” Interment Mount Ol- ivet Cemetery. CALDWELL, FANNY GARRETT. On rrl- day. April 19. 1929. ANNY ETT, COATES, unm:l.‘ On__ Priday, Apm 1o 1929, at -Preedmen’s Hosp! AN CONTES, devoted” huspend "ot aiimas Coates. “He also leaves two sons. t and one sister. Remaing resting at the est is Co. funeral parior, %223 Georsia ave. nw. Notice of funral hereafter. 2 COLEMAN, GRACE. Departed this life Fri- day, Avril 19. 1929, GRACE COLEMAN. devdted daughter of Sarah Watfs and the late Henry Watts; mother of Gertrude nson, She leaves to mourn their ioss o e biother, three nieces and of ‘other Telatives and (riends 2 restin at the Barbour B home. 48 t. ne. Notice hereafter. COLLING, EMMA E. On Thursdey. Avril 1920 _at 4:15 am. after ring {ness, “EMMA B " (hee Mabriderr -ud beloved Wife of the late I Funeral services at uve ence of her daughter, Mrs. B. Lew: Bolden, 454 Randolph st. NETTIE TOMPKINS. On_Pri 19, 1929. ‘at Johns Hopkins Hospital TOMPKINS CURRY, & Mellville Curty and’ daughter of the late Rev. Willism R Atnola "and momn of Richard W. Tomp. kins,~ Fune; April e funeral Reiatives and JULIA F. oo . YSON. beioved. m and Sister of Horace ang Beversy Ful ay. April 2 Departed this ife we 920 at 530 pm. .m., from a inn, friends invited to attend. FELTON, GEORGE BENJAMIN. Suddenly. 29. af Emergency | Upshur g Remaing resting in (hé chumel of | " Taltavull, 436 7th st. s,w. Notice of Tineral Tater. +| GAINEY, JORN 1. Depatted this lite Pri- | 529, D. ed " husband ot Adams Gainey and Jevoted Prother Mrs, Evgenia G. Denson. Funeral u-mcn The Peoble's Consreetional Ghurc. . between 6th and 7th sts. ey, Avril 23, et 12 oclogk inf armony Cemetery. (New Yor Little” Rock and ' New Orlearis Dlease copy. GRAY. nol.u: ELLA. suddenly Mondsy.” A fesidence, 411 4 G “She leaves ta mourn her Inss Gevarca_Dusbane, Willinme (Songs) Gras. and a_host of friends. Funeral Sundas. April 21, 1:30 pm. from Robert C bell's funeral home,'423 4% st. s.w. 20° HILL, RICHARD. Devarted this life Tuss dar April 16 1020, ‘at 1030 RIC] D HILL. the devoted husband Mackall Al sister. three’ nephews. six sisters-in-la and meny other relatives and friend: Funeral Monday. April 22, from his late residence, 1524 5¢h st. n.w.. thence to Holy Redeemer Church at'9 o clock. - Interment | Mount_Olivet. plnvrs Departed ¢ nnn pte! 'DOLLI He leaves a N . ddor Shiida e Mas nic Temple 3th st York atiend e ineral i By "é‘x’a.‘?‘:x"fi'.""-fa FRARFLIS, Jor. e worshiptu = ® SILLERS, Secretary. 21 | LAWS, ANNA CANTRELL. O Friday, Aoril 18.1939: at her residerice, the Aris Clun. 7 Eye st. n.w.. ANNA CANTRELL LAW! ughter of ths late Jesse A Coplits st. Servic Chury g B Stiay. April 21, b7 oock. Philadeiphis LOWENSTEIN, sAlA. Thursday. il 1929, pm., SARA m., dnughtcr of BTy Ancs Lowensteln. (o and_the late John C. Lowel er of Harry P. and Loretta Low- Sristein. Remains resting at Gawlers fu- neral chapel Funeral services 'Monday, April 22, :30 a.m.. thence (o St. tHew's. - Reaulem miess. 10 am. Mount Olivet czmmy LULLEY, MOSES. day. April 15 1930, devote: and “of of tus"sne Chatlie. Llllley. -n of Grace Lulley, age Funeral services af his late nlld#nce. "Si1s Thlinois ave., on Sunday. April 21, at 2 p.m. In- terment Washington ‘Hebrew ‘Cons Cemetery. P and john's sts. n.w., on Ill!crm’ent ahon) “brother Suddenly, 11:30° a.m., ne 1 8t st betWeen B and O sis. B e. Interment private. iy NELSON, B. DELIA. .On Friday. April 19, 1A NELSON. formerly of 3033 P v e aing resting st 8. . Hin ral hame, 1 14th st. Tvices ot the Holy Trinity Cathe B, Georgetown, Monday, - April parted this life April A Garnes Soemtet, MARTINA loving daughter. of Frederick A. y. ster of Ruth sts, n.w. grnu’! Jariis Co. mnfi;n day’ ai am, B residencs, 1112 i PIERCE, Dmmd1 this life Fri- e Apen 1o, ‘020 Tesidence, 1314- Ty PIERCE, host of other n;:lnl and neral Mo date, resl idence: thence" o hl. Gbn eh. South Capitol . from !r Vlncem. X and M ‘Solemn requiem mass will o lihe Ievose ‘of his soul. Friends T Rnighis lgfn'u"em.v&n are i 2 . "noflfled gL ihe death of Brother PIERCE. Monday, Ao, m; mmnu. 12144 /incent de Iepose tend. of his Prid ucnxm nnd 'mmu-wmb-ufi | April 23, -t 9am. 5 | %0 | THOMAS, the beloved | 7 | Modern Chapel. {;m f:'-’t"' Sonel Comegory. 30 inesda; 11 IOMAS. On?flugAnr o umner, brother of Fra 1134, Pennsylvania sve. px Funeral services o Pennsylvani; Yo Mongay. o pm, ‘x".&.r"q:m g, el ke cem. s TAYLOR, BER! AED. . Departed this 11 Saturday, A'E.ll 0.8 .t his yesi of Barah B Teyior Nodes ot San neral later. 21 4w WALKER, MAGGIE 3. On Pridey. April 10 - | " 1929, 8t ‘the. Southern Reties “Home Beniisyivania “ave: nw. . MAGOTE 1§ WAl Services uf iné 8. H. Hines O Xuneru home, ZW! 14th on Sat ur ril Inler Frédericksb: d"'n”' ricksburs Dapc WARD, ANN GALER, On €uturdiy. A at the residence o o drie Baigh . ‘Y&""‘:"X’.».’zg “"3' w“’ . widow of Albert 0 Notice of funeral hereafter. - WHEELER, THOMAS §. On iday. Al 10,1920, at 3 w0 ot hils son's. sevide 04 9th st. n.e. THOMAS S. WHI formerly "n_member of the Mettopoil Police Department, brother of W Wheeler. Services will be held horst’s funeral parlors, J"l East #t., .on Monday, April 22, N\tl and fl'lmd! h"“!&fl Glenwood Cemetery. =3 ® at "2k Capit a.m lmermentz In Memoriam. | ARNOLD, CATHERINE. In loving remem. brance of our dear mother, CATHERIN® RNOLD. who a»unne-‘ this life nine year: 250 Coday, Aprii 30, Loving thoughts, |rue und tender, Just o show we still remember. LOVING DAUGHTERS, IDA T. HORAX AND ELIZABETH A~ BURDICK. ARNOLD, CATHERINE. - In loving memor of our grandmother, CATHERINE AR NOLD. ¥ho departed this life nine year 880 todur. April 20, 1820 AND 'LOUISE HORAN. BAYLOR. nlvullu( In sad but lovin Temembrance of our dear hus father. FREDRICK BAYLOR. who depa $a this life three years ago today, A Gone, but not forsotten 118 EAMILY. LUCAS. ALICE M. A trlbme of love and dotion” to the memory of our 1 mother, ALICE M. LUCAS, who entere great bevond (w0 years ago today. A loving mother. so good and kind, No friend on earth like you we find. When God cailed our desr' mother HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, EVA GIA, ED] D E AL RUBEL, \ my father. Jcmmrn UBEL SiX years ago today. 20, 1923 DAUGHTER, EUNICE. * STEWART. MARY ELIZABETH GLADY In loving remembran: r daue! 161 and Sssier MARY FLIZARETH GLAD STEWART. who departed this life Apr 20, 1921, two years ago. A faithful daurhter and sister. good erd ind— A better one you could not find— Who liex in, peaceful sieep: sacred memory we shall keep. Sad and sudden was ¢ Ot'one 50" dear and Joved by all. YOUR DEVOTED FATHER, AND BROTHE] TASCO STEW. ng memory_ ¢ who dte 7! ART AND ANNIE AL;. CLARENCE _ AND W".LIA BAILEY. Sacred to the memory of loving brothers. CLARENCE T‘HO\!AS. - departed this Iife five vears ago fof: April 192« and VQXLL'IA‘! EA'[LF THOMAS, two yesrs aye mongas w6t day, December 20, 1926. You left behind a broken heart That loved you both sincere, ‘That never did and nflc' ’\'I‘l Forget you. brother: YOUR ONLY AND LO‘VE’LY B'KSTER M ALBERTA EASLON. THOMAS, CLARENCE. A tribute of love my dear husband, CLAP . who passed to the gre. beyond five ears ago todas, April Loving thoughts. true and tender, Just to show 1'stil remember HIS WIFE, PEARL ) T C. In sad but lovine femembras %% | of our dear mother. MARY . WASH TON. who departed this life two vea April 8 1931 and of REV. ALBERT ASHINGTON, who departed this life o year ago today, April 20, 19 Leaf by leaf the roses f: oul ul the S: 5. “of John Dyson | Prancis. | mbarton | § ves a nd | | Mausoleums | OESIGNED AND ERECTED | WRITE OR [ELEPHONE FOR | & ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET g | MAIN 2968 i | amp- | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. | T CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. ~_Phone_Lin, iR WILLIAM LEES. SONS, 'NERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM, = 332 PA. AVE NW__NATIONAL 1384. 138 ~e ~ TIMOTHY HANLON Funeral Director Private Ambulanes 641 H St. N.E. Linc, 5544 F. COSTELLO 1724 Norih Capitol St.___NORTH 1978 _ Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (Isaac BXRCHY 3034 M St. N.W. Eotaptisned et Herbert B. 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