Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1930, Page 9

Here are a Man’s Id of Real Christmas Gi MEN prefer practi- cal gifts . . . gifts of smart apparel, for instance, from a store that knows its men's fashions from A to Z. Here's a helpful list of such gifts for men. Lined Capeskin Gloves Haberdashery s House Coats. Brocaded Robes. Flannel Robes.. Dress Shirts.. Fancy Shirts... White Shirts... Silk Shirts... Neckwear ... $10 to $25 815 to $100 $10 to $25 83 to 85 $2 10 8$7.50 -$2 to 85 $10 o $7.50 81 to $2.50 $1.50 10 $3.50 Belt md,B;:"kle Set : 81 to $3.50 Unlined Glo\cs..$3.50 to $7.50 Lined Gloves. $3.50 10 810 Sweaters .. .85 to 830 Golf Hose.. $1.50 to $3.50 Pajamas. .. ..$2.50 to 815 g:nfl;l:(:chleffi 20;;“.:3;;2 Genuine Walrus Slippers Bill Folds 82 to $8.50 $7 -$1 to $3.50 Belt Buckles 81 to 85 Traveling Cases.... 810 to 830 Dress Jewelry Sels.,“$3 to 825 Collar Bags.. $5 to 89 Chain and Knife Sets. $4 to $10 Umbrellas $1.65 to $25 Walking Sticks. $3 Slippers Walrus or Pigskin......... 87 Kid Slippers. Pullman Slippers_........._$3 Comfy Felt Slippers... $2.50 Luggage Kit Bags $35 to $60 Fitted Gladstone Bags....$40 Gladstone Bags..$15 to $35 Club Bags... $15 to $25 Sweater and Hose Set $12 Bskor Buityet o New York Avenue at Fifteenth Branch Store: 3113 Fourteenth N.W. NATIONAL [Y_ENOWN MRS. IUUA BUDFISH DIES AT HOSPITAL Organizer and First President | of Local Y. W. C. A. to Be Buried in Arlington. Mrs. Julia Taylor Parsons Bodfish, the organizer and first president of the | Washington Y. W. C. A, died yesterday at Homeopathic Hospital after ‘a linger- ing illness. Mrs. Bodfish, who had been identified with Washingion more than 50 years, was 87 years old. Born in Ludlow, Mass., of Puritan an- cestry, she received her r!lrly education in that town, and became a district schoolmistress at the age of 15. After being graduated from Mount Holyoke | "%} Seminary in 1865 she taught for several | vears in Ohio, Michigan and New Jersey, | specializing in music. | In 1872 she was married to Sumner| H. Bodfish, a West Point graduate. Mr. Bodfish resigned from the Army to en- | gage in engineering here, later becoming | identified with the Unifed States Geo- logical Survey, where he remained until shortly before his death in 1894, Sang at Garfield Funeral. Mrs. Bodfish was active in soclal, phl-‘ lanthropic, educational, artistic and rt‘-‘ liglous circles of Washington. She was a member of the First Congregational | Church, and sang there and at the First | Presbyterian, All Souls’ Unitarian, Met- | ropolitan Methodist }vpurnpzl and Trin- ity Churches as a soloist. She was a| member of the choir that sang at the | funeral services of President Garfield in the Capitol Rotunda She was also a prominent member of the Twentieth Century Club, the Eisto- | phos Science Club, the Mary Bartlett Chapter, D. A. R.; the Dames of Loyal THURSDAY. DECEMBER 1 nd was organizer and first president of the Washington Association of Mount Holyoke College Alumnae. Funeral Services Tomorrow. Mrs. Bodfish is survived by one sister, Mrs. William C. Howell, and & niece, Mrs. Frank G. Wilkins, of Washington and New Hampshire. Funeral services will be held in the First Congregational Church at 10:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo of the New York Ave- nue Presbyterian Church will conduct the services. Interment will be in Ar- lington National Cemetery. The honorary pallbearers will be Dr. Charles G. Abbot, Edward E. Browne, George E. Fleming, Dr. George H. Girty, Edmund D. Rheem, George Winchester Stone, Luther A. Swartzell and Hugh A. Thrift. Bmhs Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the = and Rebecca E. Hanson, girl. Wiesman, Hovwaod E. s A ity 4 “tgher;r\rn st el "Trudewing, lR:-"n ‘PS.m‘ Ell:"u. th H Cornh, boy. n elle 2% and Virginia M. rnmu boy. Chntles g Mury L. Dandy: Bl William and Marihe, Spencer. Wheeler and Essie M. Berkley, girl. Luke ‘and Cleo' Glover, gt Deaths Repor;e;zl o1 deaths have been reported 107 loe "Health ® pepartment in” the Das 24 Hours: Shin s dath st il s Soan A Rvae. the Cnastieton. Chaness. W Nelson Conover. Phoebe E. \mmm Annie G.’ Petitt. 7 te Peterson mm Home, Hospi i fear 2 Enompson, o “Unfted States terans: Hospita Ve T ellovan. 53. 1133 24th at Louis St. Elmo Bursess, §2, Casualty Hos- pit iary w Barrett. 40, 3610 13th st Bh, Boone. 7 Aarlia Boden, 60, Freedmen's Hospital Henrietta Williams,” 58, Freedmen's Hos- 1t Maggie Worthman, 43. Gallinger Hospital ne United States Sol- %@mrmmjmmm RO R RPN DRERRRERRRRREPRNERPPRRERE You will hardly miss the small weekly or monthly paymen when you buy your here on our convenient UITS & clothes credit 0’COATS 1930. FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR W. E. SHANNON Head of Realty and Construction Firm Is Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. Funeral services for William Edward Shannon, 55 years old, president of Middaugh & Shannon, Inc., realty and construction firm, who died in Fort Myers, Fla.. Monday, were conducted at his home, 3200 Woodley road, this aft- ernoon. Dr. G. G. Johnson, pas- tor of the National Baptist Memorial Church, officiated. Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery. \Honorary pallbearers were: Corcoran Thom, Harry Sheridan, B. Francis Saul, A Y. Leech, Willlam Radcliffe, Morton J. Luchs, John Poole, Willlam W. Bride, Dr. Sterling Ruffin, Julius Garfinckel, George James, John Weaver, Howard Moran, Robert V. Fleming and Dr. Louis Green of this city; Irving Macomber of Toledo, Ohio, and J. C. Nichols of Kansas City. C. Arthur Slater, A. Jones, James Carpenter, Thomas P. Bones, Walter Vaughn and Norman Brown were active pallbearers. ‘The firm of Middaugh & Shannon, Inc., and also the firm of Shannon & Luchs, Inc. of which his brother, Herbert T. Shannen, 15 president, were closed today out of respect to Mr Shannon, Besides his activities in the real estate business, Mr. Shannon was for many years active in the banking world here, in addition to belonging to a num- ber of organizations. HARRY F. ROBERTS DIES AT AGE OF 45 YEARS Burial Rites to Be Held Tomorrow Morning in Glenwood Cemetery. Harry F. Roberts, for 31 years an em- ploye of the Washington News Co., died Tuesday night at his home, 1266 South Carolina avenue southeest, after a long lllness. He was 45 years old Born in Savannah, Ga., Roberts came to Washington' When a small boy. Sur- viving Roberts are his widow, Mrs. Sal lie F. Robetts; a'daughter, Margare! his father, James G. Roberts, retired Government * Printing ‘Office employe, and four brothers and two sisters— Gloster Roberts, Charles L. Roberts, Edward 8. Roberts, Flournoy C. Rob- erts, Mrs. Frank A. Cannon and Mrs. H. B. Lemon, all of Washington. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at Holy Com- forter Church. Burial will' be in Glen- wood Cemetery. Marriage Licenses. | Oharles 8. Forsyth, 27, and Rebecca C. Gral 23; Rev. George 'W. Atkinson, ir. | ggOhari€s K. Hubbard, 40. and Ollie Ware, Rev. Washington Burrell Pniben Torer 0 e Sihel Harvey, 25 § | Rev. John F. Johnson. A Clatence est. zs and Ruth H. Colston, Rev. Rem) 8 | “Norman b, Wriht. 23 Burke Station. va. f | and Annle V. Jeffres, 20, Lorto 25 30 35 B — EISEMAN’S SEVENTH Larger en Your 0ld Set &'F STS. 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Reward Rewar wrus'r WATCH Elgin, black ribbo; obiong _case; downtown section. 1743 nw._North 8436, Reward OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT —Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN’S Fine Men’s Wear Seventh and F Sts. | W.WARREN H TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones } Adams 10341 This neat gray cloth casket, plain and dignified, with the whole funeral— Cars, Hearse $ And All Only The same service n unerals, with no lxhl el ‘! pel. All musie, If desired, by n. In Case of Death Call THE GREATER W. W Chambers Co. 14th, Cor. Chapin St. N.W. Phone Columbia 0432 Where the Best Costs Less "1%"“ = ‘”"......., ORGIANA R. ox- incere thank ve nd appreciation G SEORGLNA' l MR. H. A. GILBERT A D cummER. o SCHRI JOSEPH “The Ji BRiniVER VR ¢ cerely thank thelr many friends for their sympathy, assistance, kindness and beau- Il or v R rn:}.afi CHE™ £ sCHRIVER AND OFFICERS TO BE HONORED ‘The members of the Brightwood Citi- zens’ Association will hold & reception in honor of officers of the District Police and Fire Departments who recently retired after long years of service in Brightwood at the meeting to be held tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the Paul Junior High School, E'ghth and Nichol- son_streets. The officers to be honored include Capt. J. D. Green and Capt. O. C. Bas- ford, attached to the Brightwood engine and truck companies, and Capt. C. P. M. Lord, who retired recentiy as com- mander ‘of the thirteenth police pre- einct at Brightwood. In addition to having been long identified with the Brightwood community, they have been active members of the associaticn, THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Light rain to- night, tomorrow cloudy, not much change in temperature: lowest tonight about 44 degrees; moderate south and southwest winds. Maryland-—Cloudy. occasional rain tonight and probably tomorrow morn- ing: slightly colder in extreme west portion tomorrow; fresh south and touthwest winds. Virginia—Cloudy, with occasional rain tonight and tomorrow, slightly warmer in extreme southwest portion; tonight fresh southwest winds. West Virginia—Cloudy, with rain this afternoon and tonight and possibly in extreme east portion tomorrow morning slightly colder tomarrow. Record for 24 Hours, Thermometer—4 pm., 54; 8 pm., 46; 12 midnight, 44; 4 am, 43; 8 am,, 42! noon, 48. Barometer--4 pm., 29 96; 8pm., 29.98; 12 midnight, 29.99; 4 am., 29.96: 8 a.m., 29.96; noon, 29.93 Highest, tpmpernlu". 55, occurred at 12:15 p.m. yesterday. Lewest temperature, 41, oceurred at 4:30 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 40; lowest, 32. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 6:47 am. and 6.58 p.m.; high tide, 12:25 p.m. Tomorrow—Low tide, 7:42 am. and 8:05 pm high tide, 12:46 am. and 1:28 p.m. Tlle Sun and Moon, i ;I'soda\~——8un rose, 7:16 a.m.; sun sets, p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:17 a.m.; sun sets, 4:46 p.m. Moon rises, 11:06 a.m sets, 12:02 p.m. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. ‘Water. Potomac and Shenandoah both clear this morning. Welthr lll Various Cities. ‘Temperature. =3 B 5 £ Statlons, 3 5am01 » 8 g - » ] “jusm aser Abilene, Tex Albany, 2358828285 2323 Denver, Detroit, E1 Paso, ndia; Jncksontille Fin. 3013 Kansas Oity, Mo 10.98 Los Angeles, Loutsville, Miami Fla Orleans, La 30.02 New Yorkr N, %0 Pittsburgh, Pa. Portland, Me.. Portland, Oreg Cloudy Raleigh.’ N. C. Cloudy Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Snowin, Pt.cloudy Snowing Clear Cloudy 47 i Greenwich time, today.) Statiol Temperature. Weather. 40 Rain 3 nce. Stockholm. Sweden.'':!! 38 (Noon, Greenwich' time, t Horta (Fayah. Asores... 64 Ci urren rval Hamilton, Bermuda...... 84 Part cloudy 8an Juan, Porto Rico Cloudy Havana, Cuba Colon, Can FUNERAL DIRECTORS. W, W, Deal & Co. 816 H ST_NE LINCOLN 8200 GEO W. ¥. WISE CO. M St N.W. Wm V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected with e S WK, Yomte R men 120 1009 H SR Fhone Ny eemens He v s 1876 JOHN fi"‘”“"'filcx-rr co. _1837 10th 8t. N.W. ___Phone North 0047. Clyde J Nichols, lnc. ~J. WILLIAM LEES SONS,~ CREMATORTON 331 PA. INAL 1384, 1388, TIO! CHAS C. ZURHORST 301, EAS rucnmg‘. ST. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. d33ern Ciaper. Telennone National 2473 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 4 New York A N.W. District 2000 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance 260t “Enanet. Lincoln 0524 the Original W. & Spes etie: e. Potomae 46 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAQ BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. _ Fpoas, Wes gute. CEMETERIES. ‘GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month Choice Lots and Sites for Sale. BEFORE MAKING FINAL ARRANGEMENTS INSPECT Abbey . _Mausoleum “& PALACE © TE TOMBS* Opposite Arlington'Cemetery Costs No More Than'Ground # Barial Y Qffes. 1000 Gonn. Ave st 00 BEI o ives -nu‘fn Harmony Cemete: BERRY, i rednesday, e dence, 504 1 B 4 N i st ne., lgved hugbard ot Mae o rles E. B ) Soteis®of (Berry, and Eveivn i3 m.xs BODFISH. JULIA n\u)l numtl Deae: 10, ‘5 lamnv-lmr ngfl-l LA T LOR PARSONS widow of .mn H‘ mfluh 'Jl{'lll Friday, De 12, » wm. (o o a8 J030 3% Conwregational pO0, Wedn ’.|¢.- Dece; Freedmen’s Hospital, KATO BRAY of 141\5 Sth st. n.w. )mlu‘fiuh nd of Masgie Bray and fa' of Osear He also leaves a stey o and one Remains resting at th. w. rnest Jarvis funeral chureh, 1433 You st. n.w.' Notice of funeral Iai DONALDSON, WAA‘AV D. On Tuesday, Ieaidente: Lantir, nA’Au‘Wh'x‘m’h' ALDSON( beloved h of Mary Fran- ces Dopaldson (nee I"l’rhlfll‘ TR, Tuneral trom Laneley . 8. & Friday, December 13, at &'"“ " nvmexm \avited: Ynierintnt xp-. Thursday, am., s Notica of Tuneral later. FRISRY. JERRY I Deoaried thia Jute on day, December 9, 1930 RRY I, PRISBY, beloved fathe Commodore Remains can be seen at McGuire's funerai arlor, 1820 9th st nw. Puneral from comiguttine’s Chirch Priday mornin, December 12, at § o GRIFFITI. MARGARET u- INTA. Wednesday, December a0 5 e home. MAHGARET VIRGINIA GRIPFITN, beloved wife of the Iate David Porter Grif- fith, in her 92nd year. Funeral Priday, December 12, at irom her late ence near Rockville, Md. Interment Rockville Union Cemectery. FREDERICK 1. Suddenly. on Mon- 1930, rn:nuucx X . beloved hus- Hardy (nee December from his late rest Relatives and friends invited. ' In L Congressionel Cemetery. JONES, EMMA L. arted this e day. December . 1350 b n' o rnn%’nu 8100 Eastern ‘ave. 1 o Beloved wite ot ¥ her o Prisby. ol : December |l—\h¥ erian ocated ¥ Dt And st {tiends Invited o atiend.’ Remains may be 5450 Mipafams & Smoot funeral patlors. 3425 Nicrols ave. s.e. Interment Woodlons Cemetery, KIERNAN, HENRIETTA X Sudden) Fhuredar, Decemper 11, 1930, HENRI N of Plorence Golirt, 2188 fornin st. ow. Notles of Toncrar oie KLEBER. nur.uzn' W. On Tuesday, De- e Rew Kensaeran New” Rensinston Pa., LEBER, beloved daiighter of Henry' Hawxhurst. 9 Saturday, Decem- n. Friends and ‘relatives fovited. rmmmm at Flint Hil Ceme- tery, Oakion. Va. 12° LITTLE, JUANITA. On Wednesdny, Degen- 10, '1930. at Children’s Hospi RrA LI st aukhter ‘ot Jolty and Rosle Litile She leaves many other relatives and friends. Remains Jesting ot Rhines funeral ehapel, Srd w. ‘Notice of funerai mn wzan-m.fly 30, loved daughter nr ey, 1426 B St s.e. Fuderal services at Hysong's funeral”Home, 1300 N st nw; FHARs cember 12, at 2 p.m. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery, POTEE, NATHAN. On Sunday. December 1, o ASiaS, B M At Georgetown Hos: 5 NATHAN POTE! ames Potee and brother of Loney and Mery Potee. Remains resting at the. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. TInterment Eastover, 8. C.. Fri- daw, ‘December 13. POWELL. MRS. THOMAS GARR on Wednesday, Decembe; o et Tesidence. 33 o 1am. ove Clmetery. Gincinnati, onP' PUMPHREY, JAMES W. On Wednesdy, Rccmber 10, 1930, ‘at = his jesidence. road,’ Oxon Md, JAMES W Funeral from sidence. on Fridey, December Services ar € Barnabar ince Georges County, Md., 8 rm "elatives and frionds” invived. o erment church cemetery. RAINEY. SARAH. On Monday, December 1930, at South Norw, fin.. SARAH Gawler now. " Notice of Tunerai Taber. ROBERTS. HARRY F. On Tuesd 0. 8L his redidence, fing"aoe. 3% HARRY d_of of his age. nmem m dence on ' Friday, December S, thence to Holy' Comforier cnureh 'here Tequiem mass will be a.m. for the repose of his soul." d’ friends invited. Cemetery. ROOT, WILLIA 1930, ‘Relatives Interment Glenwood A. On Tuesday, December amilton. ‘Ontario, Canada. ROOT, beloved father of Ed- % Mrs. Charles J."White and Bnider. " Notics of funeral ‘elock pm.. ! Hog er a brief iilness, BINR, the devotea Musband of Ellen ing Sims. Funesl Sunday, December 14 t 1 pm, TR’ Street. Bavtist Churdh™” Remaina es ne at | funeral home, 1820 oth st. n.w. SMITH, IDA. Deparied this life on Mon- day, December 3, Freedmen's He D sister of Laura ews. ie Garnes also Teaves n BOSt of OthEr rel-uves 'f frlends. “Funeral Mondy, Decemi 5, b2 pm. from W. Ernest Jarvia Sameral You' st nw. Interment Maguire's 13 ember g e R x:a 18th gt n.w. KATE. beloved wife w. Stewart, ol KATE STE: 12, 1930, Rinetoentn Bteees VEACH, WILLIAM D, !udd!nly‘ Desday, "December 10, 1930 Friday, De S “Interment ay,. December 13, at WINERERGER, WILLIAM, & On Saturdsy, 0,3t "Rational 8ol r Roval,"vay atur 1 p.m. Evelyn _and es Harris. He le lwn many other relatives and friends to mourn his de- fi"l"" Remains ulln! at the John T. hmu I\m!ul ehl ird and !‘ ot until Thirsday, December 11, “Runegs] ldly December ‘12, at 1 bl late residence. 1346 Unjon st tIt lnu ment Arlington N-unn-l Cemetery. In Memortam. BROWN., MARY LOU. In sad St Jovin remembrance of our beloved, MAR WN, who! departed “this Jite Decsn ber 11, 1020, one year ago today. You Jett us, vou obeved the Master's wil. A place is vacant in_our hom That never ean be filled. Before you went; dear little star, Tou gaw the gxte. It stood wiar. or called, you did a v Ings of faith you went awsy. WL * Bk R BROTHER AND SISTERS, Troy, Va. £ DRUM. LILLIAN MARIE, Tn iad but lov. remembrance of our daushier i MARIE, who deparied i 5' ife one yui-ln {oday, December 11, 4 EVANS, CHARLES z !n lovln( r-m- - Drance of my dear husband, CHARLES RLES B EVANS. who died one ¥ 11, 1926, The pearly ga A gentle volce said “Com And ‘with {arewelis “unspoken ently entered w18 LOVING WIFE, GATHERINE EVANS, COOPER, METTIE brance” of COOPER, ago today, Decembe: N Loved in life, remembfl-d in death. HER HUSBAND, A. J. OOOPER, * ones, i b s, mu'.‘uu Wloyine n- Temambrance “”'b.m‘ aix r ‘ago, December lolfl)N. of a0 Iod-y. Decer| Loved, remembered, lww ! RICHARDSON, POLLARD W. R. Tn sad but loving remembrance of our detr mephew, N, who de- irted this life two Years ago, December LOTTIE AND LILLIAN MILLER. FUNERAL DESIGNS. " GEO. C. SHAFFER CGude Bros. Co,, 1212 F St A e Betben. i