Evening Star Newspaper, May 17, 1930, Page 7

OCIETY Vice President Curtis to Attend Hunt Ball and Breakfast Which Closes Am}ual HOI‘SC Show. HE Vice President, Mr. Curtis, will be the guest of honor at dinner this evemn: of Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, and will later be a guest in her box at the annual hunt breakfast and ball which will be given in the Mayflower Hotel as the closing festivity of the four days of the National Capital Horse Show. Mrs. Gann, sister of the Vice President, will head the receiving line at the bali and wili be assisted by Mrs. Willlam Mitch- ell. Mrs, Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs, Wilmer Biddle of Philadelphia, Mrs. John Allan Dougherty and Mrs. Wil- liam Jeffries Chewing. jr. Gen. Wil- liam E. Horton and Mrs. Charles Del- mar will escort the Vice President to Mrs. Loose's box, the members of the floor committe wearing hunting “pink” coats forming an aisle for them. Prizes will be awarded to the young lady and the young man wearing the smartest costumes, the prizes being red Jaquer boxes hand painted with hunt- ing scenes on the tops and filled with eigarettes. ‘The Minister of the Netherlands and Mme. Van Royen will entertain a small company of young people at dinner to- night for their son, Mr 1. H. ‘an Royen. Jr., who is attache of the lega- The Minister of Norway and M ghke went to Phi OlEhll zl!lfr MONUMENTS e B s—Letter Cuhml WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO., Inc. 'M JARDINE. Becty. 48 N ¥ N.W. AMBULANCES Best in Town. 34.00 Local Call. Call Cel. 0438 Chambers Co. | fur neckplece and carried to attend the celebration of the Nor-| wegian national holiday today with the Norweglan Soclety of the Quaker Oity. The Mlnlsur will make an address in which he will pay tributs to the great Norwegian explorer, Dr. Fiitjof Nansen, whose obsequies took place teday in Oslo. The Minister and Mme. 3achke will return to their apartment in the ‘Mayflower tomo:row. Senator and Mrs. Charles S. Deneen J. | have as their guests Miss Phyllis Walsh of Chlmo and Miss Ruth Gardner of incy, L Q"semun» and Mrs, Deneen entertained at dinner last evening for their daugh- ter, Miss Bina Day Deneen, in compli- ment to Miss Eleanore Maria Cham- berl in, daughter of Col. and Mrs. n Percival Chamberlain, and her flnnce, Ensign Earl Kendall Swear- ingen, U. 8. N., whose marriage took place at noon today. Miss Deneen and Miss Gardner were bridesmaids, and the other guests at the dinner last eve- ning were members of the wedding party. Mrs. Gann Hostess to Cabinet Ladies At Horse Show Today. With smiling skies greeting the last day of the National Capital Horse Show, at Bradley Farms, the “gallery” today will, without a doubt, be neck-to-neck with the large and interesting company at yesterday's performance. Smartly tailored suits, with fur neckpieces pre- dominated in the striking costumes worn by the ladies at the show yes'erday. Today there is a promise of a truly Summer fashion parade, for although there were blue skies vesterday, there was accompanying it @ snappy breeze which turnsd milady’s thoughts to wraps and furs. Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, sister of the Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtis, arrived at the show early yesierday and stayed: for about an hour. She had on a becoming gown of king bilue flat crepe, fuhloned wilh long .sleeves and a deep cape effect at the back. There were touches of ecru lace at the neck- line and at the wrists, and the skirt was cut eircular at the hemline. She wore a shiny black straw hlt a fox NING STAR, WASHINGTO embroidered in a flower design in va- rious hues. Mrs. Gann will have with her at the show Mw{ Mrs. William Witt Mitchell, wife of the Attorney General; Mrs, Arthur M. Hyde, wife of the Sec- retary of Agriculture; Mrs. Walter F. George, wife of Senator George, an Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Mrs. James Alexander Lyon has as guests in her box Mrs. Arthur Lee Wullrd wife of Rear Admiral Willard, 8. N.; Mrs. Harry N. Cootes, wife of the new commandant of Fort Myer; Mrs. Edward Tayloe, Mrs. Victor Kauff- mann and Mrs. Edward Robbins, sister of the hostess. Mrs. Lyon wore an en- semble of eggshell flat crepe, with beige straw hat, and the scarf attached to the coat was striped in pastel shades. Mrs. Robbins was in a gray ensemble with accessories to match. The coat was long, and she had on a gray flat crepe blouse. Mr. and Mrs, William McClelland Ritter had as guests Miss Sallle Hews Phillips and Mrs, M. B. Du Boise. Miss Phillips wore a striking costume of pink flannel, the coat a three-quarter-length model and the frock made sleeveless. She wore a hat and slippers of ashes of rose tint. Countess Cornelia Szechenyi, daugh- ter of the Minister of Hungary, wore a suit of green and yellow homespun, fashioned with a hip line coat and the skirt close fitting. She wore a yellow straw hat and slippers to correspond. Mrs. Victor Alfaro, daughter-in-law of the Minister of Panama and Senora de Alfaro, had on a black heavy corded silk, with & small black straw hat and a black fox fur. One of the most striking figures at the show yesterday was Mrs. George Livingston. She wore & pearl gray heavy silk suit, the close-fitting coat falling low over the hips and the skirt to the ankles. Her blouse was of net and was made with a high ‘“choker” effect. Her hat was of gray straw with & high crown, and she had on high shoes, black patent leather with pearl gray kid tops. Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, for- merly Miss Betty Hanna. wore a gown of grass-green flat crepe fashioned with a pleated skirt and a deep cape collar (nrming elbow sleeves. She wore a close-fitting hat of felt to match and dark green kid slipper: Mrs. Sidney F. Taliaferro, wife of the former Commissioner, wore a three- piece suit of mustard-yellow tweed, the blouse of rich yellow made with a jabot effect. Her hat was of yellow straw with a narrow brim. Miss Helen Robinson, daughter of the former Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson, | was there with her flance, Mr. John Arthur Hinckley. She had on a smartly tailored coat of chocolate-brown covert cloth made with a cape and a narrow belt marking the high waistline. She large bag | wore a floppy hat of roughly woven tklmw.uldhn lippers were of .brown Miss Deborah Dows, dnulhur "g: Mrs. Tracy Dows, was seen about she was wearing a grey hmln'-bvne sult, vmh a small turban fashioned of the material. Miss Suzanne Bradley, accomj led by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charl Bradley. She was in a suit of nllc green knitted silk with a brown nat and a brown fox fur piece completed her costume. Mrs, Bradley was in a black, flat-crepe ensemble, with a straw hat of shinny black straw, Miss Charlotte Childress, was lovely in a jade green tweed suit, with coat made with a narrow belt about the nor- mal waistline and the skirt going into a flarec hem. She wore a hat and slip- pers to match and carried a large hand- bag, which was fashioned of maurlu like that used in her suit. Mrs, Alex B. Legare wore a beige suit with a hat and furpiece to match. Mrs. Arthur Willard was in a smart blue flat crepe gown with a coat to match, made with a cape. Her hat corruponded in color and she wore black kid slippers. Mrs. Willlam Laird Dunlop wore a suit ot oxford grey covert cloth, with a white satin blouse, and a black straw hat with a high crown. Mrs. Daniel C. Stapleton had on a gown of black flat crepe, the surplice neckline trimmed with white rucheing. She wore a black straw hat and car- | ried a bag handbag. Mrs. Reginald Walker wore a suit of black and white check, the coat a three-quarter length model and her blouse was of white flat crepe with a scar{ collar. Her hat was of black straw. Among others in the gallery were former Representative and Mrs. Frank W, Mondell, Mrs. Lila Roosevelt Lee, Mrs. George Pulver, Mrs. Casper Whit- ney of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Karl ‘W. Corby, the Commissioner of the Dis- trict, Mr. Luther Reichelderfer; the newly appointed chief of Cavalry, Gen. ' Guy V. Henry: Mrs. S. Wallace Demp- sey, Mrs. Wade H. Ellis. Mrs. Joseph E. Davies had in her hox Mrs. James Elwood Jones and her mother, Mrs. Jenkins of Pittsburgh; Mrs. Thomas Patten Cheeseborough, jr. of Bronxville, N. Y.; Miss Nancy Jones. In another box were Mrs. Lloyd Sheppard, Mrs. William Laird_Dunlop, Mr. Charles Delmar, Mr. John B. Coch- r. Carlisle Cochran and Capt. n Lennep. Hamilton-Spalding Ceremony in Bethlehem Chapel at 5 O'Clock. ‘The marriage of Miss Nancy Mac- donald Spalding, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Spalding, to Mr. Peter Hamilton, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hamiiton of Brooklyn, will take place this afternoon. The ceremony will be performed at 5 o'clock in the Bethle- hem Chlprl of the Washington Cathe- D. ¥, EATURDAY, dral of St. Peter and St. Paul, the Re Dr. Herbert Bcott-Smith, rector of S parents, on Woodley place. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Plxkcr. jr., en- tertained at a buffet suj last evening in their apartment in thedral Man- sions for Miss Spalding and Mr. Ham- flton, their guests including Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamilton of Brooklyn, par- ents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hopkinson Smith, Lieut. and Mrs. Plzr:e Chilton, Miss Anne Hamilton, Miss Elizabeth Earl, Miss Flora Pratt, Miss Eleanor ‘Morris, Mr. Henry Hamil-| ton, Mr. Duffield Hamilton, Mr. Seymour | Montgomery, Mr. Walter Speakman, Mr. Oliver Payne, Mr. John Ramsay, and ' Lieut. Joseph Wl’llht all of New York; Capt. and Mrs, A. Dunbar of An-| napolis, and Miss Eliza Causey of 8\11- folk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Spalding, par- ents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. James C Parker, parents of the hosts: Miss | Louise Mason and Mr. Robert Gordon Finney. Former United !ubes Ambassador m, s Russia and Mrs. George T. Marye will entertain a company of 16 at dinner this evening in compliment to Mrs. J. Wilmer | Biddle, who is their house guest over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marye will later take their guests to the Hunt breakfast d ball ai the Mayflower, where they will occupy & box. Representative and Mrs. Richard S. Aldrich will entertain a company of 25 at dinner this evening at Grasslands Country * Club. Mrs. Harriet Chalmers Adams, pres- ident of the Women Geographers of the International Society, and the local members entertained Mrs. Frances Carpenter Huntington, the vice presi- dent, at a beautifully appointed lunch- eon at the Cosmos Club today. Mrs. Huntington, who is the daughter of the late Frank G. Carpenter, has just returned to Washington after :pending nearly a year in Paris. With Mr. Huntington and her two daughters she will go to the country place, near Bluemont, on June 1. Besides the president and vice presi- dent of the Women Geographers and the local members, a number of dis- tinguished out-of-town members came for the welcoming function to Mrs. Huntington, and these included Mrs. Robert E. Peary, widow of the eminent Arctic explorer, who mnow lives at South Harpswell, Me; Mrs. Ernest Seton Thompson Seton of Greenwich, Conn.; Mrs. John Bugher Kuhns of Berkeley Springs, W. Va. and Mrs. Pruyn Harrison and Miss Helen Calista Wilson, both of New York City. Others present were Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. Mrs. Caroline Benedict Carroll, Mrs. Mabel Cook Cole, Mrs. Alice Tisdel Hobart, Mrs. Mary Vaux Walcott, Dr. Helen Strong, Mrs. Marie Peary Staf- ford, Miss bel Keith Macdermott, To the owners of property in the possible location of the New Center Market {TENTER Market of Washington, Inc., a corporatlon with ample financial resources and organized by interests with adequate experi- ence has contracted to build a new Center Market in a different location. @ HE paramount consideration in this undertaking is Where Will the New Market Be Located? NO definite site has as yet been located and decided upon. (f ONSIDERABLE effort has been made in certain localmes to as- semble the necessary area. HILE most owners have given splendid co-operaticn, consideration of several locations may be abandoned because some owners are ask- ing exorbitant prices far in excess of their real value and others have given options for their property to unauthorized individuals whose only corporation at advanced prices. with reference GEORGE Attorney for interest is to resell to this Please address all communications to site to: D. ZAHM, 551 Fifth Ave,, New York, N. N, Center Market of Washington, Inc. UHh best interests of everyone concerned will be served-if owners will negotlate exclus lvelv with brokers who are authorized to act on behalf of this corporation. M. W. Garsson. MAY 17, 1930, @ard of Thanks. ESTUDA. BLANCHE C. We extend our sin- nanks and appreciation to our many ot for gbeir. besutiful flora) ofters ind expressions of sympathy At death ‘of our sister, BLA TUDA. THE FAMILY. Braths. ALEXANDER. MAGGIE. On Priday, May 16. 1930, at 1:20 a.m., at her residence. Sher; v MAGGIE ALEX- M . rom ~ W. Ern church, 1432 U’ st. n.w. coln Memorial Cemetery. CATHERINE. Bntered info sternal Thursday mornin 15, 1930, | residence, 228 P s BELL, devoted wife of Ball Rares {0 modrn ihely. 1086 Bye devoted children, Exter, Dora, Grace and Ben: fus {iterment B ! Rell Remains - tempo- rarily rgn.m‘c at the Jobn T, Rhines fu- | tween 4} and 6th . Interment Lin- coln Memorial Cemetery. 18 Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Robert Whlt- ney Imbrie, Mrs. Fulton Lewis, Mrs. John Walker Holcombe, Miss Mery Maxwell and Mrs. Margaret B. Down- ing. The Japanese Ambassador to Ger- many and Mrs. Harukazu Nagaoka and their daughter are passing a few days in Washington at the Mayflower. They are en route to Japan on & holiday trip. Mrs. Harvey Cobb ' and her infant daughter, Carolyn Joan, of Norman, Okla, who has been with her parents, Representative and Mrs. U. §. Stone, for two months, has left for her home in Oklahoma. Mrs. Joseph Davies was hostess at a small luncheon today at the National Woman's Country Club, later taking her guests to the National Capitol Horse Show at Bradley Farms. Col. and Mrs. Richard Malcolm Cutts have issued invitations for the marriage of their daughter, Alice, to Mr, John Tillotson Wainwright, Monday after- noon, June 2, at 4:30 o'clock, in the Church of the Epiphany. A reception in the Washington Club, at Seventeenth and K streets, will immediately follow the ceremony. A luncheon was given today at the Army, Navy and Marine Corps Country Club by the Washington Post of the Army Ordnance Association and the Soclety of Military Enginee: of Col. P, H. Payne, the new Assistant Secretary of War. Among others pres- ent were Mr. Trubee Dlvmon Gen, C. Williams, U. S. A. There will be about 100 in attendance at the luncheon. Mrs. Henry J. McKenney, wife of Col. Henry J. McKenney, has canceled all social engagements, owing to the death this month of her mother, Mrs. H. R. Concklin. Miss Mary Ingraham Henry, Miss Mary Ruden, Miss Emiscah Davis and Miss Evira Johnson have gone to West Point for the week end to attend the hlorxl) at the Military Academy this eve- ning. Maj. and Mrs. F. K. Newcomer will entertain a party of 20 at the dinner dance in the gold room of the Wardman Park Hotel this evening. Mrs. Alfred J. Brosseau has arrived from her home, in Greenwich, to be one of the judges at the spelling “bee” be- tween the National Press Club and the Women's National Press Club this eve- ning. Mrs. Longworth, wife of the Speaker, will be a judge, as will Sena- tor Tom Connolly of Texas, French—Hunter Wedding - On Long Island Interesting Here. The marriage of Miss Emma Dulany Hunter, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Dulany Hunter of this city, to Mr. Amos Tuck French, jr, of New York took place at noon today. The ceremony was performed in the Church of the Advent at Westbury, Long Island, the Rev. Richard D. Pope offi- clating in the presence of & small com- pany of relatives and intimate friends. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Dulany Hunter of Washington, brother and sister-in- law of the bride, did not go to West- bury for the wedding. A wedding breakfast followed in the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Warner Baltazzi, at Westbury. Mr. Baltazzi gave his niece in marriage, and she had no attend- ants. Mr. Stuyvesant Le Roy French was best man for his brother. Mr. and Mrs. French will go to White Sul Jhur Springs for their wedding trip, it is expected they will make their home in New York. Mr. French re- cently returned from Paris, where he has been through the Winter and Spring with his parents. He is a graduate of Princeton University in the class of 1924. Mrs. French has more recently made her home in Paris and returned from Europe a few days ago. Her father, the late Mr. Hunter, who died four years ago, was for many years in the diplomatic service and served as secretary of the United States legation in Cairo, Egypt, and was for some time United States consul general in the Alps Maritimes, Miss Martha Charlotte Macatee has choscn her sister, Miss Lina Macatee, | as her maid of honor for her marriage to Mr. Theodore Silkman Repplier, | which will take place Friday, June 6. | Miss Mary Cook Macatee, another sis- ter of the bride, will be a bridesmaid {and Mr. Ewing Repplier, brother of the | bridegroom, will be best man for his bl‘olher The ushers will be Mr. Sam 'Svme Mr. Charles Macatee, 3d: Mr. James Francis Greene and Mr. Heath | Goldsborough, all of Washington. A reception for relatives and house guests will_follow the ceremony. | oyl “Theatds n-u‘.u’ e P BAR PIN. whi 801, one diamond in cen- iy A.p'l”mm:;lnc Fnrfi car. Re- _Franklin 2567-W. e e or v for return. ol Theater' Bidus “of money, in Mr. Howard, Lin- | BOOKE—Black loose-leaf notebook & Toll book and an Edgert &kc-“r’;p“m:: algedra book use to n Reward for return, LW or Shaw Junior High, I ave nw |7"m “Mass. ave. mixed £y and_ brown temal ark. " Phone - Geotgia One i d ner ring wit we' center ato . savohire nng’nflllnounded with wu"'- e dlamonds. Ting with three pearis: oads AN Wapphice: Jn mounting. " Kewsid. DOG—Big white pointer. liv liver spot, .!.‘xaux- of forenea ears; Columbla_803: il Fosmall i wide; 2 bel. 19th’ & d.” Return FILET LACE, 6 &8 v lots point, de rd. & .v-nem Story shaped Dplace. tulor. Teen “Reward, “W." T Malo 17 o 7 sloesne S ‘. section. .sc 3 Quensc pi. ABS case, neighborhood of 15th Finder please phone Lincoln ® alove trimi n ("and snake skin.” Reward. Call and pup” bm'n And o h WS Clll‘l 18"t 0" . biack _ moire, eys And siiver. rosary. glasses lu nds case: on 16th & Kennedy bus. Adams um £l i| service pin _and n d. WATY old bracelet. o_Mrs. Bernice Trigs. Liberal eward it munua 13th st ds and s otel an Buthl. BROOKS. MADISON. Py BROOKS. Remains restine o ner: 1 ave. Penera] Jater. BUCHANAN. ALBERTA. Tiesday, May 13, 1 ANAN: 484 L st 8% Nadts & Trournotheir loss - devoted husband, Preston Buchanan; nine ‘childrens lyn, Derothy, ' John, =MNoble, Ruth and otice of Departed this lite . at her residence, . f ievoted hu t_ Alice Cole, father of Tho-n John, Esther and Ma nd Annie chlwn Funeral Sunday. llly ll from, the W. rnest Jarvis fu- COLEMAN, SARAH. * Dep Wodnemty, May 14 1930, ARAI AN, mother ofJulla_Coleman William neral Monday, May 19, from Zion B Church, P st between drd and ¢'s sts P.m. Remains at Newman's funersi Bome. 611 Flotian ave. nw. Relatives and Iriends invited. 8% SARAW. Mem) Future Monday, May 19. 1930, Trom Zion B ptist Church, P si. between 3rd and 4}z sts. 4t 1 o'clock p.m. Al sister tents are cor- Gially” favited. "Boay resting at ma funeral parlors, Florida 6th and 7th. Call meeting Biinday evening. at the residence of Mrs, Solomon, 55 G st. s.w. By order of the leader. GARET A. MA] 'MITCHELL. BESSIE SOLOMON, Sec. EARLY, LUCY 0. Departed this ilfe on o M0 18, 1030, ab the hame of rs. Grace E. Ford, 1 Marenal Vo, Mis. L ased 86, widow of l,hl late Micajah ‘Sfl’ oted’ mother of John C. Early. Richard . son. Lawrence Early mm .nndenlldren ‘vneral Sunday, cloe Tioin’ Miceteontn Bircer Bastist . Chreh: Rev. Walter H. Brooks, pastor. Relatives and’ friends respectiully invited to attend. Tnterment Harmony Cemetery. w HAGERMAN, MYRTLE BUCKLEY. A T i00. MARTLE BUCR: r B ARPER, » the liatt “Josepti Hacper: Notice i fu- ueral later. HARPER, LEONARD. On Thursds 13, 1950, a Gnr;‘flatn Ul LEONAI RPER. Ba ch. O st n.ow., untl 32 You ; thereatter at HOYBERG HARLES W. On Thursds; ey 15 Tig0, Ta 30 D . dence, of his brother. . Arlhur 8, Hloyber- er. 205 Varnum st. S W. Eelovad son ot The ‘ate Matin and Kn Hoyberger. | Funeral from the aboye dence on Mon 19, at Helntives and trionds imvited. * Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. 1 KENNY. ALBERT SEWALL. 402 Chapin ALBER’ NNY, fear & AEPST Nave, retired.. Funeral serv- Saturday. M the above residence Sunday, May Mora: u 'hmr—r Hos p.m. Interment st Cemetery, Staten Island, LIYERPOOL, JORN W. on 'r [RH tl A sanna Lyons. Lyons and biother of B F. and Walter Liver, late Tesidence. 920 Funeral Sunday. May 18, Tlon Baptist Ghurch, Rev: W. ington officiating. Friends invit terment at Harmony Cemeters. Lnnrom.:."mnn W. Mo bie st t} n a s Sunday. 1 Sitendthe qunersl of SORN W LIVERFOOLE. " Servicas ¥l be held in Zion n.wnn Chilrch, ¥ st between 3rd and 4'a sts. o'clock p.m. T S "l la o atiend EDWARD LANCASTER, Attest: R. A. PHILLIPS. Sec'y. LOMAX. ID'AID On Thursday. May \5. 15507 ¢ Gacheld: Hospital. "EDWARD, o3 orother of Peter Lo . and John Lomax of Boston, M 1| 208, “Eomax T e fro; 4 st 0 B Teids “Tavited. - interment. Lincoln morial Cemetery. MANN. CLAUDIA E. On Priday, Moy os 1930, CLAUDIA E. MANN (nee Donaldsor of 9534 mn st. n.w. beloved wife of Rob- Services at the Shrine of ¥t Churah Monday, May lenls n day, May S T e estdens. 1608 Y 'N'!AL idow o( i Cora Neal fom shiloh Bapiist. Chure Hetmcives And. Triends invited. e ARt at Harmony Cemetery. 18° WALTER I Suddenly, on Pul- . 1930, WAL vived by twe Schneider of Philadel; Rachel V. Mi services will wood Cemetery. PROCTOR. AMBROS latp. At hin residence AMER R H their Joss a_devoted wife giepdaushter and other Monday. residence. BALLO, COSTANTING 2. P rmm Fner reaige Al igidwell, , ‘on ‘Sonday. o, Vience to" Sy, Charles where requiem mass will be said n,m. for the repose of his soul. 'elmrnt Mount Olivet Cemetery. A FRANKLIN, On Friday. uu u ockville, Md. Telatives. 3 pm., from his laie (O Friday, May Departed ing daus 4 and Aemeans Randolpp: g Ads; Bessie, Tann and_Edward Randol Remaina res et SJarvia” funera] b pel, | U st. n.w. until 1 p.m. Saturday, .mu- R R TRt n.w. Puneral Sunday Mav 18 at i pm., Trom Mount Carmel Baptist Ghurch, 3rd and Eye sts. G SHELVY. RAL On Thursday, May 1580 Lo A Taedmens Howital, ol SHELVY, devoted husband of Alice Shelvy of 2119 Newport pl. n.w. father of Roland Shelvy. son of Owen Shelvy and gon of Hentx J. Shelvy. "Funeral Mon May 19, 1930. at m_W. Erne: Jarvis tuneral” chufth. 1432 U bt. interment Harmony Cemelery. SHOEMAKER, ELWOOD F. On Frid band of Mary T. 8 Flineral from hig"iate residence Monda May 3 am.; ihence to Holy iRy onirch: where iy AT5AY. Gnterment at Mount Oilvet On Relatives and friends invited. SQTER, GEORGE FRANKLIN. On Iriday, 16, 1930, in his 84th year, GEORO! ANKLIN, beloved hugband of prvity Ysecuneral from ine Gearee Boter Jt,, 63¢ Jefterson_st. n.w D Relatives and Irjend: ‘ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. A A, On Friday, ot ber rx-mnuct and 'st. n.ow. JULIA NN. devoted mother of Elhel v-naneu sister’ of Mary E. Brown and James H. Holmes. Funeral Sontas. May 16wt 3 pme from Lincoin Temple Church. 11th and R sts. n.w. Jn- terment Harmony Cemetery. 3 SWANN. JULIA. Memners of Queen Victoris Household of No. 17 . of M O. F.. are reau. ing Sunday. May Binen emple: 12th and range for the funeral of our late’ inmal: JULIA SWANN. Funeral Monday, Mav 15, 0 p.m.. {fom Lincoln Templs Church, flh e R N sx.m MOXLEY. M. N. O FREDERICK A. SA SWANK, JOLIA A, The e Sond Mgraii le- 120 Rellet Association Sunounces the death A A SWANN. Funeral Mon. at 2 pm.. from Lincoln Coneraational Church.” 1ith and R ts. n.w. Memgers aye utged lo atiend. President. d atiend a nu i meet- \3raviTe w7 7Xa ire\irs n-Sectarian LOTS WIDE hANGE N Washington-Baltimore Lodge House Line. 3579 Ve THOMPAON, T. FRANK. Saturda at_hin" residence. T PRANK THOMPSON. benma mu- band of the late Elizabeth O. Thompson. Notice of funeral hereafter. WARD, JAMES L. washigsion, D. 08 Lodse e Toare il con; vmel % -mlgnout orrow on Bunday, May a Tor se gmm trfBute o "ihe. mamors nl r late rother, JAMES L. WARD. , D. to l.ne‘ “dia o al m thence where mass will Be sung for the repose u( soul. Interment at M‘oum Olivet Cem- y direction of SIRGNG, “Exaited Rler. ELBY, Secretatry. iL WARD. JAMES L. DR mombers of. Asso: A Ron’ Oldest Hanabiiamie. are. redested to attend lhe funeral of our lste lnptll '\ JAMES AR 1 t. THEODO! NOYES, Pres J. ELIOT wmau'r, ‘Secretary. WARD. JAMES L. A special meeting ol *Washingion Seriuting i 1. is hereby called on Mmmnv 3 8 o'clock am.. Pflwr.\rflh lar the vurpon of attending of our lste deceased brother, AMES L. WARD. H_ H. RUGGLES. Pres. CARL VAN WHITE, Sec'y. g 1?: ted this life i4. 193 0} eaves to loss & devoted husband. one sste T relatives a p-nuu' of R May 18, at Catharpio: Va WISE, ALEERT M. On Friday, My 16 1936, lx his Fesidence. 1240 36th L8 . WISE, beloved Bithana BT Jufla A Wise, axed 78 vears. Funeral Monday. ‘May 19, at 9:18 from Holy ‘Trinity Catnolic Chureh um n.w. where mass Wil 10 e fepone. ot s sot Relatty iriends invited. Interment Mount O! Vet In Memortam. BIRD, ALICE. In loving remembrance of our' dear mother. ALICE BIRD. wno de- parted this life one Jear ago today, May In our hearts your memory lingers, Always tender. fond and tr There i nota dav. dear mother, We do not think ‘of you. ILDREN, HENRY GREEN. FL N ARD PHILID BIRD, BRANSON. MARY AND JOSEPH. In lov- lne, memory of our’ dear wunt, MARY BRANSON, 'who died twenty-ihree vears Ly Ay @ our devoted fatner, J&nru BRANlo Wiio died three years ay In b .nutul nunn-r. Tn e ite. that 15 16 be. Somewhere in God's beautiful mansion "We shall meet agsin With thee: THE FAMILY. 1] moet on that beauwitul DACGHTER. MAM LA_J. ln n loving memory uf my ELLA ho died one TFather, we 3 shore. lear 'l e, Sopr awo’ todny. May 1 1628, 1 have had one year of sorrow, I am suffering lh! .'lul loss, But for lhe sake of Jes obo Bear (he Cross ND. L. F. HOLMES. EDW, =D D. In memory of my dear son, EDWARD D. HOLMES. who_de- parted this life four years ago today, May N one knows how much T mise him, « Bariy Resven 1 ope Where no farewell tears MOTHER, BASHA BROOK JOMNSON, GEORGE. In loving remom. brance 'of my dear husband, GEORGE JOHNEON, who departed his' lite three years ago today, Ma :vo-r ® Wire: neRTHA, * LYNCH, rnn R. In loving remem- brance of our x pmmus baby. FRED R. D. LYN ho 10 heaven one year ago Y May T, 1; R AND MOTHER. MAUS, LESTER A In loving memory of leep m Joson % vears avo todare M-v MOTHER. lll . ALICE V. Sacred to the mem- ory my, dear wite and our mather: FIcE v MOSSBURG, ho departed this fife two sears axo today, May Prom this world of pain and -onnw. and rest, the' i o flou'\lnwhzuel od's u.uum garden lhl“ meet again 'I"I HIR 'OTED HUSBAND AND mla— DRlN SHAMWELL. . GARRETT ELLISON. In sad buj loving remembrance of, ot dariing baby ‘ton’ and brother, GARRETT LISON SHAMWELL. wno departed fl!ll life one year awo today, May 17, 1929. Although you'have gone to God's heavenly ome. Your memory shall ever linger on, E PAMILY. € SIMMONS, WILLIAM T. m Joving memory of eur dear husband. TAM T. SIM- ONY, whg_aiparted ihis iife five vears aRo today, May 17, 1925. Nothing ean ever take aw Fhe fove that hearts notd dears Fond memories iinger every day. Rem¢ © IS ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 412 B ST NE. : Modern_Chapel Lincoln 0524 ALMUS R SPEARE 14600 WlLLlAM J; NALLEY 032 Sth St. S.E. 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