Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1930, Page 7

SO CIET Y. SOCILETY The President and Mrs. Hoover Have Had With Them Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr Who Left L RESIDENT AND MRS. HOOVER have had a family house party for Christmas, and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr., who came from Cali- fornia with her three little chil- dren, left last evening for Asheville, N. C., where she will join Mr. Hoover for the remainder of the Winter. Their children, Herbert Hoover, 3d: Peggy Anne and Joan will remain at the White House with their grandparents. Secretary and Mrs. Hurley Honor Guests at Dinner Tonight. The Secretary of War and Mrs. Pat- rick J. Hurley will be the guests in whose honor Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Q. Ashburn will entertain at dinner this evening in the Congression- Al Country Club. The 60 guests will include Army, Navy and Marine officers and cheir wives, a group of officials and diplomats. o ‘Mrs. Hurley will assist at the tea| dance to be given this afternoon for Rosalind Deakyne, daughter of | Col. and Mrs. Herbert Deakyne, and | Miss Constance Ralston, daughter of | Col. and Mrs, Robert Ralston, in the Officers’ Club of the Army War Col- lege from 4:30 to 6:30 o'clock. An or- chestra will furnish the music for dancing. Miss Deakyne will be the honor guest at dinner this gvening of Miss Betty ‘West, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Millard West, who will entertain in the home of her parents, on Kalo- rama road. ‘The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Doak assisted at the tea yesterday aft- ernoon_which Mrs. Davis, wife of Sen- nm- James J. Davis and former Sec- of Labor, gave in their home on Massachusetts avenue for the members | of the Women's National Press Club. Mrs. Davis received her guests in the ‘drawing room, where a glowing fire burned in the fireplace, and Senator Davis stood near to assist. Mrs. Doak and Mrs. Kelly, wife of Representative Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania, presided at the tea table, and Secretary Doak joined the Senator in the library after Mmeeting the guests. Representative Addison T. Smith and | Mrs. Smith of Idaho are entertaining over the holidays at their apartment in Roosevelt Hotel their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh F. Smith_of Pittsburgh, and their chil- dren, Mary Jane and Anne. Representative Ruth Hanna McCor- mick, widow of the late Senator Medill McCormick, will. give a large ball for her debutante daughter, Miss Katrina McCormick, this evening in the home AMBULANCES Local Call.. Cbmben Co. Ol piza Mrs. K’s Toll H?.."f Tavern . Open All Year Lancheon Teas Noon to $:30 P. Sunday Morning ken, Chicken and Waffies. Country ~Ham _ and ett! Dinners, or a la carte. Served Great Open Fires ln lhi Oid Tavern” are a real dell 4 Short Drive or Four cmun Bus Phone Silver Spring 5 ast Evening. of Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff at 1520 Twen- tieth street. Miss McCormick will be the guest in whose honor Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Burling will entertain at dinner in their home at 2900 Benton street before the dance. Mme. Boncesco, wife of the financial counselor of the Rumanian legation, was hostess at luncheon today, enter- talning at the Shoreham the Misses Culbertson, daughters of the United States Ambassador to Chile and Mrs. Culbertson. Miss Caroline Hyde, daughter of the Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs, Ar- thur M. Hyde, will be the honor guest at the tea dance this afternoon to be given by Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose in the Mayflower. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Kittelle have |staving with them in_ their home on California street over the holiday sea- son their son, Mr. Sumner Sigsbee Kit- | telle, who is senior cadet colonel of the R. O. T. C. Brigade of field artillery at | Purdue ' University, and Midshipman Richard B. Derickson of the Naval ‘l Academy. Maj. and Mrs. Carl H. Seals will en- tertan a large party at dinner at the Shoreham Hotel this evening in honor of Mrs. Seals' parents, Col. and Mrs. George L. Byroade of Fort Leavenworth, Kans.,, who are in Washington for the holiday period. Miss Frances Glover, daughter of the Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs. W. Irving Glover, is Christmas holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Charles D. Sayre, at Englewood, N. J. | Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hosts to Brilliant Party Last Eevening. The governor of the Federal Reserve Board and Mrs. Eugene Meyer enter- tained at a charmingly arranged dinner | M dance in their home on Crescent place last evening, for their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Meyer. There were 80 guests for the dinner and 250 additional guests joined the com- pany of dancing. A tropical effect was carried out in the unique decorations. Painted canvas, depicting moonlight on the waters, through tall palms, was hung about the walls. The paintings were done by Mr. Joseph Mullen of New York. During the evening a gypsy slnger, Mme. Potakova, sang gay gypsy 'I'he debutante wore a lovely gown of white tulle, and her sister, Miss Florence Meyer, was in black net and velvet. Mrs. Meyer was in beaded gold chiffon. Among the out-of-town guests were Muss Grace Roosevelt, daughter of the Governor of Porto Rico and Mrs. Theo- dore Roosevelt; Miss Alida Davis, Miss Natalie Swann, Miss Rosella Horn- blower, Miss Mary Aldrich, Miss Helen Cooke and Mr. Fred Sondern, all of New York; Mr. Alexander Griswald of Balti- more, Miss Alice Scoville, Mr. William Scoville and Mr. Samuel Scoville of Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren are spending the holidays with Mrs. War- ren’s father, Mr. William H. Bliss, in Santa Barbara, Calif, and will return early in January. Mr. and Mrs. irry R. Fulton 'fll ibis evening in honor of Miss cnro- line Mann, Miss Sarah Fulton, Miss Carrie Roper Fulton, daughter of the hosts. _Assisting will be Miss Mae Sykes, Mrs. Don &emn’ srnythe, Mrl Regular Delivery Over 100,000 families read The Star every day. The great ma- jority have the paper delivered regularly every evening and Sun- day morning at a cost of 1% cents daily and 5 cents Sunday. If you are not taking advan- tage of this regular service at this low rate, telephone National 5000 now and service will start temorrow. Via The Double-Track Sea-Level Route From Washington DE LUXE SERVICE = NO EXTRA FARE Havana Special Leave 3.10 A. M. (Sisrsrn e daily for Florida East ( Connects at Key Wes! Tampa via P. & O.S. S. Co. for Havana. Florida Special 44th Consecutive Season Leave 3.25 A. M. daily for Palm Beach, Miami, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Sara- sota, intermediate points. oast. t and Connect with Pan-American Planes at Miami for Nassau, Havana and beyond The Miamian Leave 2.55 P. M. night out, with daylight ar- rivals ac East Coast p SHIPMENT Cost 5 tickets—3 for car, 2 for passenger transportation. Gulf Coast Limited ' Leave 2.55 P. M. One night out, with dayli ht u— rivals at Central Flori West Coast. One oints. spending the | Garland Derr of Maryland and Miss | THE EVENING and Mrs. F'. E. Hornaday, Mr. Robert Geer of Chicago and Midshipman Rob- ert Fulton. Miss Elizabeth Howry, daughter of the late Judge B. Howry, was hostess at dinner last evening in the Carlton Hotel in compliment to her sister, Miss Mary Howry, who returned Christmas eve from a trip abroad. 1 Mrs. Charles B. Howry, widow of the judge, returned this morning from a trip to South Africa, and with the Misses Howry. is again in her home on Sixteenth street. Mr, and Mrs. Willlam Coleman ‘Worthington have issupd cards for a tea this afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock in their home on Park road in celebra- tion of their silver wedding anniversary. Maj. and Mrs. W. H. Frank enter- tained last evening at the dinner dance at the Shoreham. The guests included Maj. and Mrs. J. M. McDowell, Maj. and Mrs. Vernon Olsmith, Maj. and Mrs. J. E. Chaney, Maj. and Mrs. Hubert Harmon and Maj. and Mrs. J. F. Curry. Mrs. James Irvin Steel and her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner Ladd, will be at home tomorrow afternoon, from 4 to 7 o'clock, in their residence, at 4422 Lowell street. Lieut. and Mrs. W. S. Bunkley enter- tained a company last evening at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. E. IBeckN ir. of Norfolk, Va, who are | spending” the holiday season with the | hosts: Lieut. and Mrs. T. J. Halloran of New York, Comdr. and Mrs. H. C. | Bennett, Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Davis, Capt. and Mrs. J. H. Fellows, Dr. and | Mrs. Jess> Wright, Miss Lillian Kreisel- man and Dr. I. L. V. Norman. Cadet Paul Douglas Wood of the United, States Military Academy is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Brig. Gen. WLnthrnp s. Wood, U. 8. A, and Mr: Mr. Noel S. s has come on from Buffalo, N. Y., to visit his mother, Mrs. T. W. Symons, widow of the military aide to Presid-nt Roosevelt, who is spending the Winter at the Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murphy en- tertained a large company last evening at the dinner dance at' the Shoreham Hotel in compliment to Miss Jean Hoch, daughter of Representative Homer Hoch, and Miss Dorothy Park of Cali- !oml who is the house guest of Miss t, Swing. The guests included ML‘s Junia Culbertson, Miss Margaret Swing, Miss Katherine Evans, Miss Wilma Fulmer, Miss Margaret Leather- wood, Miss Elizabeth Michener, Miss Jean Summers, Miss Mary Mitchel, Miss Mary Tyson Murphy, Midshipman Lynn Elliott, Midshipman O, D. Waters, jr.; Midshipman Frank Nessley. Mid- shipman Dunbar Burdick, Mr. Willilam Reed, Mr. Wharton Hoch, Mr. Ben New- ton, Mr. Donald McIntosh, Mr. Wheeler Gray and Mr. Jack Pyles. Mrs. R. J. Jones will entertain a party of 26 at dinner this evening at ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs, Wirt Robinsop will entertain a small group at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Gager will go today to Baltimore, where they will be the week end guests of Mrs. Gager's sister, Mrs. King Schultz, at her home, in Windsor Hills. Mr. J. H. Walsh will entertain a small company at dinner this evening at ‘Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Hoggatt Clopton will entertain a company this evening at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. E. S, Newman of Wil- liamsport, Pa., arrived in Washington yesterday, and are guests at Wardman Park Hotel for a short whil Patterson-Kincaid Wedding Announced. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lee Kincaid an- nounce the marriage of their daughter Katherine Steele, to Maj. Russell Brown atterson, U. 8. A, Wednesday, Decem- ber 10. Maj. and Mrs. Patterson will make their home in Statesville, N. C. One of the gayest of the Christmas parties was the Junior holiday dinner dance given in the large ballroom of the Willard last evening. The dance, which was the fifth held annually at the Willard, was planned by a committ:e composed of Mrs.| Aldrich, wife of Re presentative Richard | 8. Aldrich; Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mme. Ekengren, Mrs. Prederick de Courcy Faust, Mrs. U8 Grant. 3d; Mrs. Arthur | MacArlhur Mrs. Pendlelon Mayo, Mrs. | Lindsay Russell, Mrs. Charles T. Titt- mann and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman. ST Other Fast Through Trains Daily Palmetto Limited Leave 7:25 P, k, 'hmp- and service. gusta, Charles- ’fllnl!ul\‘llle Bruns- Jacksonville, Central Florida, Coach The Everglades Leave 9:30 A.M. Pullman to Jacksonville with con- nections for East, Central and West Coast points. Coach service. Coast Line Florida Mail Leave 6:20 AM. (Local) Tiekets, reservations, info Ask lor “Tropieat Trips" Booklet ATLANTIC CCAST LINE YHE TANI A )y RAILROAD OF THE SOUT} AR, WASHINGTON, GOING TO MANIL D. C., SATURDAY MRS. GEORGE BUTTE AND MISS PAULINE BUTTE, Wife and daughter of the recently appointed Vice Governor of the Philippine | Islands, soon leaving for the Philippines. —Clinedinst Photo. Among those who entertained at dinner preceding the dance for their sons and daughters were: Mrs. Adam Wyant, Mrs. Gilham Morrow, Mrs, Wil- liam F. Sowers, Mrs. Faust, Mrs. John W. Burke, Mrs, Russell, Mrs, Mayo, Mrs. Tittmann and Mrs. Tukermgn. The tables were arranged in cabaret style | decorated with poinsettias, holly and red candles. ‘The youilg guests, subydebutanies and their beaux, were recelved by Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Tuckerman, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Faust and Mrs, Tittmann. A number of young girls and boys who dined | elsewhere joined the party for the dancing. Miss Beatrice Loveless, daughter of Mrs. Irene Loveless of Connecticut avenue, is entertaining at bridge fol- lowed by tea for 35 at the Kenwood Club this afternoon in honor of her house guest, Miss Lols McGuire of Al-!| berta, Canada. Miss Loveless and her guest are both students at the Southern Seminary at Buena Vista, Va. Mr. James Curry Bernhardt, a senior at Georgetown University, is spending the holidays with Mr. Gerald Fitzger- ald, the son of Lord Fitagerald and the Princess of Thevin and Taxis, in the princess’ home, at Uniontown, Pa. Mr. Bernhardt is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Bernhardt and the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prancis Diggs of 2400 Sixteenth street. Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Christie en- tertained at a dinner dance at the New Shoreham Hotel last night in honor of | their house guest, Miss Jocelyn Johnson | of Newport, Ohio, who is here for the holidays, and their son, Mr. Milton | Christie, who is a student at American | University. Covers were laid for 18. Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Donahue of the Chastleton are visiting Mr. Dona- hue’s parents in Lynn, Mass, for the Yuletide season. Mrs. Williston H. Benedict of New | York City is at the Carlton for a few days, accompanied by her daughter, Miss Isabel H. Benedict. | Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murphy en- tertained a party of 22 at dinner at the Shoreham Hotel last evening. Dr. H. G. Bowman is spending the | holiday period at Lake Placid, N. Y. and will return to his apartment in the Shoreham Hotel early in January. Miss Evelyn B. Thompson of Morris- town, N. J., is at the Dodge Hotel, visit- ing Miss Frances Burns and Miss Bessie | Burns over the ho!ldly week end. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Little have as | their guests over the holidays Capt. and | Mrs. J. Prank Little of Norfolk, Va. Mr. Benjamin Burch, a thlrd~; year student at Dartmouth College, is | spending his Christmas holidays with his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Burch, at | p 2020 F street northwest, Christmas Pageant Given Tomorrow in Grace Church, Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde, rector of Grace Episcopal Church, has ar- ranged a Christmas pageant from the New Testament which will be given to- | morrow evening at 8 o'clock in the church, at Ninth and D streets south- west, The members of the cast include Mr. William H. Mattume, Mrs. T. H. Ruttherforth, Miss Elizabeth (30bblll.l Mr. Willlam' H. Carney, Mr. Edgar D.| Hart. Mr. G. Earle Cole, Mr. Francis W. Hart and from the younger generation Mason Ruttherforth, Raymond Bruce John Dickerson, Louise Mt BURLINGTON HOTEL Bnllqntll. $1.25 Up 1120 Vermont Ave. Decatur 05 garet Hart, Hart, Edward Lucile Hart, Catherine R. Padgett, Catherine Ruttherforth, Margovet Allison Bettie Hall. Mrs. Warren J. Moore, organist of the church, is in charge of the music and Mrs. W. W. Carney, Mr. Samuel C. Wise and Mr. Ralph C. Grinder are in charge of costumes and scenery. A Christmas tree party is being given the Confederate veterans of Camp 171 by the District of Columbia Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in Con- federate: Memorial Hall. ‘There is a musical program of Christ- mas songs and Southern melodies, with | Mrs. W. S. Stuart at the piano. Gifts are being presented {0 each veteran by the division and Camp 305, Sons of Veterans. Mrs. Maude Howell Smith | was chairman of arrangements for the party. The division president, Mrs. Walter | E. Hutton, division officers and mem- bers of the various chapters are in at- tendance, A New Year eve dance will be held in the Wesley Heights Club Wednesday. The committee in charge consists of Mrs Roy Clyde Miller and Mrs. H. Laurie Garrett,' co-chairmen; Mrs. Ariel F. Cardon, Mrs. Charles H. Doing, Mrs, Morris Ervin, Mrs. Charles. Harmon Pardoe. Mrs. Horace M. Albright, Mrs. Herbert A. Howell and Mrs. John M. Waters. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dashiell of Fair Haven, N. J., are passing some time | at the Carlton. Mr. and Mr: Pittsburgh are son at the Mr. W. H. Randall entertained a small group last evening at the dinner dance at Shoreham Hotel. R. Edson Emeéry of &H}?l the hondly sea- e Mrs. John Jennings of Toronto is at | 3 the Dodge Hotel, accompanied by Mr. David Jennings, Mr. Dan Jennings, Mr. | R. D. Jennings and Mr. William G. Jennings. Mrs. J. A. O'Shea entertained a party of 12 at luncheon at the Shm‘ehlm Hotel yesterday. Mrs. William E. Parke of Philadel- phia at the Carlton for a brief stay, Mwmpamed by her daughter, Deaths R.eported. The following deaths have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours: .C. Wilson, 83, 2615 Woodley pl. Goss, 80, United States Naval Howard, 78, 3800 14th st. Mary Weisenberg. 71. 1125 Spring rd. Elle Tash, 68. 207 G st. Isabeile 8. McIntosh, 66, 2521 Connecticut “Lewis W._Littleeld. 47, Sibley Hospital, muel E. Everham, 45, Gallinger Hos- "Riin McClosker, 38, Georgetown Hogpital. George R, Jr., 25. en route Emer- gency Hosp lzlI abeth A Puller, 5, Georgetown Hos- Fanny Meade, 70, 219 T st. 5w Lioyd Champ. 60, Gallinger Hospital Georse L. Edelin, 26, Casuaity Hosvital. pitel Marriage Licenses. Arthur B. Rowzie, 56, Prince George, Va. and Jessie M. Hudson, 45, Bluefield, W. Va.; Rev. A ]ln ’. PM Q ‘Thet Edith_ V. gll‘fl!ll, ,2. hD‘h D! Cumberllnd‘ Md.; Rev. Muriel M. “Petz, 19, this city; Rev Edward J. Starr, 30, Philadelphia, Pa. and Asatine Millicent Gowen, 28, Everet ev. F. W. Perkin: Wiiber E. Mooney. A7, and Pear] B rrlce 34, both of Chicago. ton. ‘Theodore F. ‘24 "and Audres B t "weldley. 0y .na ‘Mary E. Cos- 2nl. “ARd Matiide Sorivi, arlo afer, 39, and Valley L. Lioyd. 27: Rev. John Papanicolaou Richard E Coleman, 27, and Clara L. Tilghman, 20: Rev. J. M. Kin Albert Warfleld, '30. and Julia A. Rowlins, Rev. Alexander Willbank. 26. and Alice A. Mason, A 39, and Viola B. Scott, m -"and Arll Rich- utho ingion A, Rieh n r enry G. McMahon, 25. and Clara A. Hoke. 24: Rev. ‘Johnison. Flovd L Jebkins, f. 23 and Ruth & %, both of "Richmond, Va.i 325, Kent, Ohio. and 23, this city; Rev. Walter eorge W 21, and Minnje O, Nor- ;'onp T both "o Berkeville, Va.i Rev.: Allan °:r H. Lookinebill, 23, Baltimore, Md.. | Ridenour, 18, Halethorpe, Md. | nd Mae H. Ross, E. n E. Brig H Sugland. 33, Fook: 26, and Elsle Miller, live V. Payne, Rev. W. A tellor 4.1 Vincenzo Toneil 22. Rev. N. M, Georee H. Willisms: 24, Rev Jultus Carroli. John 8 Hutton. 34, 2 of " Warrenton, and Va. Invites You to Attend Their Ne Hours, 10 to 2 P‘hona,l.?nb‘dl'w 0160 w Year’s Eve Celebration Delightful Supper Feature Orchestra Souvenirs for the Ladies Reserve Your Table Now— $5 Per Cover and | ch. William C, Tendick. 26 Dayton, Qhio, and DECEMBER FLEAS BREAK PEACE IN AUSTRALIAN TOWN Myriads of Ravenous Insects In- fested Coolangatta for Period of Three Days. COOLANGATTA, Australia (#).—Big fleas have little fleas and so did Coolangatta. Myriads of ravenous fleas invaded the town—but at the end of the three days disappeared as quickly and mys- teriously as they came. Every store sold out of insecticide and urgent calls were sent out to other towns for fresh supplies. People who bravely ventured forth t> spray places where the insects were thickest, re- treated hastily, spraying themselves. For the first time since it was founded, the local newspaper had to close becluse the plague made work impossible. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy. slightly colder tonight; minimum tem- perature about 27 degrees; tomorrow partly cloudy, moderate northwest winds. Maryland and Virginia—Partly cloudy and slightly colder tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy, strong northwest winds diminishing. West, vxrgmln~hn.1y cloudy, slightly colder in extreme east portion tonight, tomorrow increasing cloudiness, prob- ably followed by rain-in afternoon or night in extreme west portion. Record for 24 Hours. Thermometer—4 p.m., 36; 8 p.m., 38; 12 midnight, 39; 4 am., 36, 8 am., 35; 11 _am, 38. Barometer—4 pm. 29.93; 8 pm, 29.77; 12 midnight, 29.60; 4 a.m., 29.55; 8 am., 20.65; 11 am. 29.7 temperature, 40, occurred at terday. Lowest temperature, 34, occurred at 7 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 52; lowest, 36. Tide Tables. i (Furnished by United States Coast and | Geodetic Survey.) Today—Low tide, 7:39 a.m. and 0:49 p.m.; high tide, 8:07 a.m. and 1:27 p.m, Tomorrow—Low tid 3 am. and 119 de, | 1:39 pm.; high tide, 9:01 a.m. and pm. The Sun and Moon. ‘Today—Sun rose 7:26 a.m.; sun sets 4:52 pm, Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:26 am.; sun sets 4:53 p.m. Moon rises 11:55 a.m.; sets — Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after suneet. Condition of Water. Potomac and Shenandoah—Both clear this morning. | | Weather in_Various Citles. E'rempemur =3 £ 52 H H H Statlons. Abilene, Tex... Albany,’ N. Y. Atlanta, Ga.. Atlantic City. ston, Ruffalo, N. Charleston, Chicags 095: Q; . t H s assesyEys (o EEEE 3 s uu s P E R SRR e FOREIGN. (1 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Temperature, Weather. 44 Clear ranc Blocknnlm. - Sweden (Noon. Greenwich mw today.) Horta (Faval). Azores [Part cloudy (Current obsel Bermuda . Porto Ric 2 wm i 68 82 Hamilton, gan Juan, Havana, Colon, St Houay Clear canal Zoné Clear Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 noni s Samuel A and Shellex Blanchard. boy. John J. 'and Margaret Woodward. Ermest T. and Caroline Brook Levi N. and Annie Greer. boy. Howard A, and Anna R. Lindsley, boy. Herbert W. and Evelyn Poston, boy. Roland P. and Lucille Monson. girl LORGNETTE, wold, found at 1322 16th st o, afternoon of Dec. 19. " Phone Decatur BARPIN, WHIEs Fold Algree; T shop- Ding district. . Reward. Georgia 16 1"%na 3, 417.__Col. Reward. 7400. 3. Bank, at ard it re- 5020, TTZ DOG—Tag_ No. 13681: lost Thurldly between 5 and 6 p.m. Reward. sw v F SES—Gold-rimn Slivped. Bnua Stspiierd. "962-3." AN —Biue ostrich feathered, » Efthe: Brgbasly arapsed from ri of car. _Reward t RING, o1 O end B s, Dubont ning board Call North 4712. arnet, white gold. either Store or 15th and Eye sts. Finder please call Ga. Faek . None.-year "o " dark ey, "'r'Po’m" Mrs. Moder- 533 Tth at. it ' HANDBAG-Brown, “with small nnur. Sold lorgnettes. small sum of mo eral reward it returned to 2117 Wisconsin " ring. lost in 000 of Plense Yeturn o 360 R ¥, av MET-"POLICE BADGE 276, tween Wis. a d M | Address _Box "465-E. Star office. PIN poilier, with Turauolse “matrix. ellefs Wednesday afterno ase call Col, $h33 Reward wil !he person who ied ‘Friday please call air KEevs o T ave. n.w. nw. Spoiireet. be- st. and Pol rt. near e = e rocm'uoo or near Sie ;l 14th -‘;m onapinats. nw. Teu e coln, containing ri ‘morning ‘Lincoln K] Sieds, contaluing Assee andabo S, Shrer: ckville and, Beth rd. e e Bradley 449. L PURSE—TLa containing” slase Tnoney: Saturday mnrnu;. I it hetween Columbia pike and Lyo one tire. “mounted, " 3 3 ween ' Ingraham and een, Iner a Rew; |COAST GUARD CUTTER WINS RACE WITH DEATH By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 27.—A speedy Coast Guard cutter yesterday won a race with death. Out of the fog off Ambrose Light came a radio message that Capt. C. M. Look of the four-asted Zebedee E. CHfT was_eritically 1l aboard his ship |® and probably would not reach shore alive. The schooner, said the wireless, could not proceed in the fog. A patrol boat nosed through the murk to her side and within an: hour and a half Capt. Look was in United States Naval Hospital 41, at Stapleton, Staten Island, where doctors sald he had a BARRY, JAMES R. On December 27 1030. at his residence, 140 T st. n.e., JAMES R BARRY. beloved husband "of® Mamie Barry Inee Linkens). Notice of Tinersi hereafter EROWN, LEVY. Departed this life Wednes. day. December 24, Frecamen's Rospital. TEVY BROWN. " Re. mains resting at the W. Ernest_Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Funersl Monday, December 29, 1 'pm, from the above-named funeral church k) CARR. ANNA C. December 25. 1030, in Buffalo. ANNA“C., beloved wife of the Iate William W. Carr and mother of Wil- liam onald K. and Alfred H. Carr of Buffalo, Mre White of ‘Washington, i Annn Carr Bullen, erry ‘st.. Buffalo, Slinday, D—c-mmr 28, at 2730, COLLINS ARA C. On December 26, 19%, at hzr residence, 1525 Buchanan st LA! beloved daughter of Clara the SateBr Lena Carr Brown and Fu- on on 1o the Sacred Heart Churchs Park road n.w.. where mass will be offered aL9 am, for ine repose of her soul. In- terment Mou Cemetery. 8 E On Saturday, g Howital De- » after LLIE WAY oree *Baeenling s "wides - of William J. Conway. ~ She leaves to mourn their_ los: devoied sister, Mrs. M and_ two sons. Fraik Sonway, “and three. brothers William H.. Frank B. and John G. Buech- ling: one granddauchier and other rela- Monday, » Titerment Brospeet. Hill Cemeters. 38 MARLES. On Friday. December Interment Fock Creek Cemetery. 2 COXEN. CHARLES I A svecial conve n dge. No. 11, K. of brother. CHARLES I. COXE! E. R.' J. CARTER. Chancellor, Comdr. H. L TROTTER. Keeper of Records and Seal. 7 COXEN, CHARLES. A special communica- tion of the New Jerusalem Lodge will be 1d at Masonic Temple. 13th st. and . Monday, December . for the purpose of attending the funefal of our lete broths CHARLES COXEN. By order of the mast RY W. BRANSOM. 23 DAVIDSON, nml,nv 3. Denurud this life T o Siolloway of ‘Ghicase, 1L Novice of s neral hereafter. FRY. ELIZABETH W. On urday. omber 7. 1930, at ‘MarFinehurs. ELIZ, H FRY of Washington, D. CUIZARTAL ana “Interment Monday. De: céember 29, at 2 e at Middleway, W. Va LUCY. On Thurscay. December 25, 5t ber retidence. 1972 Capitor ave: LU the beloved wife of Rev. Va. Afcher B, Guan, and_ gevoted ‘mother of ne Latayette Gunn, Mrs. Mabel Howard, Mrs. Bertha Gatewood and Mrs. Do; Teaves 'wo' brothers. Raher a grandson, Wilbur unn. and an adopted sranddaughter. Cynthia Lewis. Remains resting_ai late residence and may be Funeral Mon December Second Baptist Church. 5t wes Filends_thvited. morial Cemetery. GUNN. LUCY, Officers and members n( me Association are hereby Heipers' Rotines of the death of Bire LUGY GURN. Funeral Monday. December 29, at 1 p.m., from Third Baptist Church, J. BUTLER, Pres. G. WALKER. Rec. Sec. HARDY. ROSE ELLEN. Frider, 1930. at_her residenc Bodm ELLEN: beioved wite of Samiel ¥ Hardy Funeral from her late residencs Monday. December 29, at 8:30 thence to St. Peter's Church. where mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends in- Interment at Conere December sional Cemeters HARRISON, WILLIAM LEROY. Departed thig life on Thursda WILLIAM LEROY HARRI frandson of the late Mery Minor | rother of Roland. Andrew, Jr and Leoa: Faneral Sunday, December 8. from, John Wesley church, 14th and € a coran ‘sts. n.w SON, ANDREW 3. On Wednesday, PETER M. Friday. at_his residence, 1224 A M et psband of the ate Mary F. Hicks. Interment Holyoke, Muss. HOLSAPPLE, FRANKLIN P, On Friday, De- SBPTE. “husband of Mary E. Holsap Funeral service at the residénce, of daughter. Mrs. Thomas, 812 Bu- RNRan it how., o Monday, December 35, at 1pm. Infermeni Cedar Hill Ceme- HOWARD. On Wednesday, Decem- 4 1930, "at 9 am.. HOWARD: loving Son of Mary Jones Anid brother ot MATY ra Pniiip ones.. Funeral Sunday, De. cember 28. at 4 p.m., from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. 28 KIELMANN, ADA R. Fridsy, December 26, R., beloved wife mann g and_John Kreps. 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home, 2901 st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. ISABELLE WARFIELD _STIN- 30 Remaing resting at the 14th SA r-mu) sTstoN, Duife of the Tate Dr. W m Gage McIntosh and daughter of the Tite e Houes and’ Eaventa: Warneld Stinson. ~ Funcral frgm her late hom Longwood. Glenxood 'Md., Baturday, De- t 2:30 p.in 27 o W will be sung at 9 a.m.’'for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited to siiend. Interment (private) at Mount Olivet Cemetery. IDA. MILLER, MARY Departed this me MILLER, MARY I The officers and nmn vers of Richard Howell Gleaves Assembly No. 2. Order of the Goiden Circle. are requested to assemble at 414 T st NANNIE L. TAYLOR, L. L. K, H. REBECCA BEASON, L. MORRISETT, ARTHUR. On 'rhundn. De- cember 25 1930, ARTHUR MORRISETT. Remains resting at Willlam -H. Scot(’s fu- neral home, 409 8th st. s.e. Notice of fu- neral hereafter r 29, at 1 p. from ner late Teaidence, 1513 Cofcorah n.w. Relatives and {riends invited. 3! OVERHALL, CARRIE. Offcers and mem- bers of "Forest " Temple, 1 0.°E. of W.. are notified to mest in 5_’“5»!0" of, sorrow Ocean . 13, Sity, N 3. ceral Monday, December 29, at 1 late 'residence, . 1513 Cort rln r Lodge, No. Sottimnia: Tempie, ESTELLE, H’IRI!R’I‘. Dt. Ruler. MARIE PIERCE, Fin. Secty. Depamd this PAYNE. JAMES JOSEPH, life Wednesday, - Decem! 1930, at m. JAMES Jonn:“ n.vru: Hy LU her .\ and m- rothy L. t her Saturday Eve Taterment Lincoin Me- A-7 Beaths. SIMMONS. LOUIsA L. o yiss & o0 rnau Decem. n o e Chapin st. n.w. Notice of mner-'|' ter SIMPSON. BERNARD L. on Pride cémber '26. 1930. at Providence SERNARD L. béloved son o milioe bo ward and Laiira H. Simpson (nee Warner) Junsral trom, hia late, resideuce; '68) 8t se. on Monday, Decem P Bervices at Cnriet - Ghoren o ar s m. Relatives and friends “interment - Consressional Ceme- E E. RORINSON. Depart- e nesday, December 24, 1930, LILLIE E. ROBINSON s’x NNER. Re- s vesiing at Bundy's funeral parl 821 Floridn ave. nw. Funeial from Tur: d | SKINNER, LILLIE E. Officers an. - !gu of Culm‘nm.l 5 1B Temple, No. 422, I herehy notified of the LILLIE E. SKINNER. Saturday. Home, 301 R Fu - 40: Calumbu Lodge. No. | Forest Temple, No. 5 Love and Har: mony Temples are’ inv LETHYA H. WILLIAMS, D. R. Attested A7 ODA F. COLSTON. Fin. Seey. | TAYLOR; WILLIAM HENRY. Departed this life’ 'Wednesaay mber m\M WILLIAM | HENEY Decembe: 1" Mondey, om James Winslow H and R sts. n.w are invited to ate TURNER. ANNIE. On Decem- al’ the residence of her son, . ANNIE. beloved wife of “Turnet mother of Dud- A Frederick, Gailand Turner. sister and Georgie Sla 8he host of other relatives and friends mourn their loss. Funeral Sunday, De- cember 28, at 1 pm. from Shiloh M. E. Church, * Charles Cotinty, Md. Relatives and friends invited 37 AN HORNE, JULIAN R. cember 26" 1930, at Ein JULIAN E.. son of the { and AnnieE Van Horn Remains resting at_cha JUIL 438 Th st v, December ' 29 {nterment bor Iriends Invite On Priday. De- sency, Hosoltal. Edward " enrs: el A. Tulta- intit Monday morn- Funeral service an 0. Va. Relatives an Thursday morn- A E W, Edith. Dorof Funeral Sunday Ma: ‘e s can be viewed at Geo. R. Snowden's. I\m'ral parjor, Rockville, Md. Services will be held nn !\lndl December 20, &t Seotland. M. Fion Church at'd V. Alexander officiating. 31 On Tuesday, December . 928 48th “ - h te residence. 928 ¢ n | Punerat Bimdey: December 26, st T b1 | 1from his late residence. 28 | In Memortam. CHAMBERLAIN, CLARENCE WILLIS. tribute of love to the memory of 30 et oved one. CLARENCE WILLIS CHAMBER- ATN. “Bfio ;a from us six years ago today. Decembe AN nAnom'm . GASKINS, “Nuum L. In loving mi jed father and rmm-m o, ASKINS. red into glernity December 37, Torts taRhrel” unte To iive in the hearts of those who loved him is not to die. ROSALIE AND ROBERT LOGAN. of ar sister. . who flled twelve years ago today, December 23, 1918 b R EDNA. NELSON, FLOSSIE. In m-morr el my dea wife, N, who depar! this life twd years ay, December 21, .19 Two vears have passed since that sad day, When the one 1 ioved was called awa: took Fer home. It was His will, But in my heart I love her still. Every day my thought: 'rm -mm an, Judem enz du hnllAl REV. M. W. D. In m-uu me: ary of my husband, ‘Rev. M. W.D. NOI SEAN" who "depariea this lite” o ago, December 26, 1926. PUMPHREY, RICHARD P. Sacred to the memory_ of my husband, RICHARD PUMPHREY, who passed into the ‘grest bevond one year ago, December 37, 1920. One vear has passed and still 1 miss him, Shds may think the wound 15 healed, But Iele ther know the rorrow That lies within m'! heart concesied LOVING WIFE, PUMPHREY: ILDREN, ARD "BROTHERS. In lovi Sther, BLLEN OTT. 57617, thirteen vears ag devoted ’OTT. m! lllh!t 'hfl crossed ti fhe treal beyond December ‘21, 1917, Thirs Oen vene 180 DAUGHTER, NAN 8 BROOKS, AND SON- IN-LAW. R, C. BROOKS. TAPLETT, LURAY. Sacred to the H\'mfll” of our dear wife. sister and sister- LURAY TAPLETT, who left us\ so l\lfl- d—nlvngne year ago ycsterday, December SCOTT, ELLEN ANP WILLIAM. We shall see you, dear Luray, some bright Resting 4y the waters falr, Whers. 30011 be waiting for our coming e, thes AND slmn. wu,. TIPPETT. EL TEABETH, !n d hu! lovine remembrance of my dear ELIZ: PR HPRETT. Vhe deparied " this. lifs gihteen years aso ‘todsy, December o 'HER SON, CLARENCE D. TIPPETT. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. A R 0_F_St. NW. JOHN R“WRICHT co. 1337 10th St. N.W. __PI North 0047. Clyde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th St N.W. Col._632%4. Je W]Ll l.»\'il [ 1"S SONS. CRLMA’I ORIUM 332 PA. AVE. N.W.___NATIONAL 1384. 1388, P. J. SAFFELL SERVICE—REASONARLE h_St. N.W. "l_0531. W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST _NE LINCOLN 8200 Frank Geicr's Sons Co. H"‘a:rfn! Chapel. Teieohons National 2473 Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home 824 New York Ave. N.W. Distriet 2608 CHAMBERS Wm. H. Sardo & Co. 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