Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1931, Page 7

: Ml‘!. RS. HOOVER, accompanied by her house guest, Mrs. Stark McMullin, lunched informally with Mrs. George Akerson, wife P v‘ of the retiring secretary to the President, and their young sons. The Vice President, Mr. Charles Cur- tis, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, ‘will be the guests in whose honor Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Q. Ashburn will entertain at dinner this evening at the Congressional Country Club, Argentine Envoy Makes Presentation of Medal. ‘The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Dr. Don Manuel E. Malbran, yesterday made the presentation of a gold medal to the former Secretary of State, Mr. Prank B. Kellogg. he medal was awarded to_Mr. Kellogg by the Olive Branch of Buenos Aires for his efforts toward peace and is the highest honor which this organization can pay. The presentation was made in the home of Ambassador, at 1500 New Hamp- shire avenue, in the presence of the members of the embassy staff, and Mr. Kellogg was accompanied by Assistani Sccretary of State, Mr. Francis White. ‘The Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles A. Davila, will come to Washington this afternoon from New York, where he ar- rived yesterday from Europe. Senator Simeon D. Fess, who is spend- fng the Winter at the Carlton, has been Joined there by his son, Mr. Lehn Fess of Toledo. Representative William C. Wright has returned to Washington from his home, in Georgia, where he went to pass the holidays, and will be at the Willard for the rest of the session of Congress. Mrs. Sol Bloom and Miss Vera Bloom have returned from New York, where they went to attend a luncheon given by Mrs. John F. Curry, wife of the leader of Tammany Hall. The retiring naval attache of the Japanese embassy, Rear Admiral Tsun- eyoshi Sakano, Will_entertain a small company of United States naval officers STORE APARTMENT +1434 Park Road LEASE OR SELL ApplyR. S. Nash, Owner SQ Fla. Ave. NE. Pot. 0682 Burlington Botel Washington, D. C. Sunday Dinner, $1.00 Oyster Cocktail Grapefruit Cocktail Hearts of Celery Moek Turtle Souj Tenderloin Steak Mushrooms. % Fried Youne Chicken Creamed _Gravy > Ssrine Lamb rkey ranberry Sauce Pineapple Ice Mashed Potatoes Candjed Sweets String Beans Buttered Caulifiower Romaine Salad—French Dressing ple Pie—Cheese 'udding—Hard Sauee Cherry Parfait Maple Nut Sundae Chocolate Nut Sundae Cheice of Tes Cream Cofiee Tea HOURS: 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. February B .. .o00es HOOVCI‘ Lunched Informally Today * With Mrs. Akerson, Wife of President’s Secretary. at dinner this evening at the May- | flower. Yesterday afternoon Admiral and Mme. Sakano gave a reception in honor of the admiral's successor, Capt. Sho- suke Shimomura. M. J. H. van Royen, jr., attache of the Netherlands legation, entertained a small party at dinner last evening at| the Carlton. Mr. George Akerson, retiring secre- tary to the President, will be the honor guest at dinner tonight at the Willard, given by the White House correspond- | | ents. | Gen. and Mrs, Crosby Hosts | At Dinner Last Evening. ‘The District Commissioner and Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby entertained at din- | ner last evening, when their guests in= cluded Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Willlam J. | Snow, Brig. Gen. Henry C. Whitehe Maj. Gen. Edward A. Kreger, Maj. GeR. and Mrs. John L. de Writt, the milit attache of the Cuban embgssy Senora de Prieto, Col. and Mrs. erick W. Coleman and Col. sister, Mrs. C. C. Carter of West | Col. and Mrs. Leon B, Kromer, and Mrs. Frank B. Hayne, OCol. | Mrs. Tracy, Col. and Mrs. Burnett, Cyl. and Mrs. Williams, Col. and Mrs, Ea- ward Croft, Maj. and Mrs. Parker W. West, Capt. and Mrs. Willlam D. Puleston, Mr. and Mrs. George Akerson, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Carter, former Sen: ator ’ce W. Means and Mme. Paul | LessinofT. | Coi. and Mrs. A. C. Macomb will give a dinner in their home this evening in compliment to their house guest, Miss Anne Harrison Shepherd of Fredericks- burg, Va. Col. and Mrs. Willlam R. Gibson will Shoreham Hotel this evening. Col. and Mrs. M. E. Spalding enter- tained 30 guests at dinner last evening | at the War College in_honor of Maj. chn, and Mrs. Willlam D. Connor. | Maj. and Mrs, George Oakley Totten | will give a masquerade dance Wednes- day evening, January 28, for Miss Bar- | bara Fort, daughter of Representative | W. Fort of New Jersey. | Maj. Totten was entertained at din- | ner last evening by the International | Congress of Architects in New York and will return to Washington today. | capt. and Mrs. Charles P. Kindle- | berger ‘will entertain a party ‘this eve ning at the dinner dance at the Shore- | ham Hotel. Comdr. and Mrs, J. W. Reichelderfer, | Who have been in Fort Wayne, Ind., are ‘guests: in Washington of Mr. and Mrs. | John Mitchell Waters on Forty-fifth | | street. Comdr. and Mrs. Reichelderfer | will leave tomorrow for their new post | at Lakehurst, N. J : Lieut. Comdr. L. F. Safford will be host to a small company this evening Three Rooms, Kitchepette and Bath Electrical Refrigeration THE ARGONNE . 16th.and Columbia Road Reasonable Rentals | THE EVENING STAR, WASHI SOUTHERN % NGTON HOSTESS MRS. WILLIAM E. BROCK, ing women in the senatorial set. 4 ; | With her husband, Semator Brock of Tennessee, spending the period of the e o Blob T eomrer &% the | e fressianal seasion at the Carlian Hotel, Mrs. Brock is one of the most charm- Bachrach Photo. at the dinner dance at the Shoreham | Hotel. | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren have | returned to Washington after spendin; the Christmas holidays in <California with Mrs. Warren’s father, Mr. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Denegre will be hosts at dinner this evening in their home, when the honor guests will be' Miss' Anne Perin and Miss Eliza Mitchell. | Mrs. Yates Hostess Tonight To Visitors From England. ; Mrs. Mark Reld Yates will entertain a dinner party of 40 at the Chevy Chase Club tonight for the former attache of the British embassy and Mrs. S. C. Lawrence, who arrive in Washington today. Mr. Lawrence was stationed in Washington several years ago and is en route to his new post in Brazil. They will be at the Brighton until Wednesday. Miss Katherine Yates will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence at the Army and Navy Club at dinner Monday eve- ning, preceding the Bachelors' Cotil- lion. Mr. Lawrence will attend a din- ner at the Willard Tuesday night. Dr. and Mrs. John Ryan Devereux | will entertain at dinner this evening in the Chevy Chase Club in compliment | to Miss Margaret Calvert, Miss Eleanor Calvert and Miss Virginia Harding | Slaughter of Baltimore, Md. Mrs. Carl Hanna, who, with her hus- band, Mr. Carl Hanna, artived in Wash- ington yesterday to be guest over Sun- day of the Federal radio commissioner and Mrs. Thad H. Brown, was enter- | tained at luncheon today by Mrs. Ernest Harvey Van Fossan at the Ward- | man Park Hotel. | Mrs. Enos Newman entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham, in honor of Mrs. Georges His, daughter | of Representative and Mrs. Charles A.| | | | | New Lease on Life at *12 a day! MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE you in the face . mences soon . . . February 3! Be aboard the white Empress of Franee when she sails from New York suites, Jacobean lounges . . . embassy service and cuisine . . . in her jolly company . . . you your art of living and leave bad-year worries behind. You. visit the usual ports, and the fascinating not-so-usuals. Majorcs, Sicily, Yenice, Dubrowzix . . . wosks in Exypt and the Holy Lands! 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LONDON and many others 3 epic travel ile, Karngk One- tickets 14th and New York, Ave, NW. National 0758 Formerly Rauschers BREAKFAST—LUNCH TEA—DINNER ANCHORAGE CUISINE date with Prunella. Ho Now that's silly—the W] WEST END 1201 Conn. Ave. Eaton of New Jersey, and Mrs. John C. Gotwals, wife of Maj. Gotwals, United States Army. Mr. and Mrs. Harleigh H. Hartman will entertain a company of 16 this evening at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel. The Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde will entertain at a reception this after- noon at the Mayflower Hotel, from 4:30 to 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. George Scotton Carll, jr., have with them as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Payne of New Albany, Ind, who are in Wash- ington for a week en route to Philadel- phia and New York before returning home. Miss Shoemaker Feted Today at Lunch and Shower. Miss Ellen Buell and Miss Grace Harrls entertained at a shower at the former’s home, at_the Roosevelt Hotel today in honor of Miss Katharine Shoe- maker. Covers were laid for 24 and the guests are remaining through the afternoon to play bridge. In the com- pany are Miss Hellen Bland, Miss Mar- garet Hatfleld, Mrs. John Littlepage, Mrs. Willard Hart, Mrs. Morris Filius, Mrs. Roy Buckly, Mrs. Clark Ober, Mrs. Preston Haynes, Mrs. James Lemon, Mrs. Jean Casey, Miss Vivian Ward, Miss Ruth Newburn, Mrs. Smith Brook- hart, jr.; Mrs. Oscar Giese, Mrs. Harold Brayman, Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. Le Roy Shoemaker, Mrs. James Berry- man, Mrs. Robert’ Newby, Miss Ruth Moorhead and Mrs. Robert Burton. Mrs. J. J. Cotter entertained a small company at luncheon today in the crystal Toom of the Willard. Mrs. William F. Hellmuth entertained at dinner last evening. The out-of-town guests were Miss Helen Grubbs and Miss Gladys Woodward of Virginia, Lieut. Arnold True, U. 8. N., of Newport, and Lieut. Roger Belch, U. 8. N., of Boston. Mr. and Mrs, John C. Letts are at the Huntington Hotel, Pasadena, Calif., for the Midwinter. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Usina of New York City have taken a suite at the Carlton, where they will remain over the week end. Dr. and Mrs. Liberty Hoyt Bailey of Ithaca, N. Y., are at the Dodge Hotel, accompanied by their daughter, Miss Ethel Bailey, and Mrs. J. S. Kirkendall The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchenette and Bath Reasonable Rentals AMBULANCES $4.00 Col. 0432 Best in Town. Local Call.. Call Chambers Co. “Now to hurry home and get dressed for my my laundry’s arrived. ‘T END LAUNDRY has a reputation for never disappointing. PHONE METROPOLITAN 020 LAUNDRY 1723 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. 1006 15th St. N.W. 1122 14th St. N.W. ‘D. C., SATURDAY. Dr. Bailey is the author of many well known botanical works. Mr, Willlag ‘Eric Fowler of California and Florida is visiting in Washingten for a few days and will be at the Willard while here. Mr. Fowler is on his way from California to Florida. Tea Tomorrow at Arts Club Honors Visiting Artists. A tea will be given at the Arts Club tomorrow afternoon in honor of Mr. W. Lester Stevens of Rockport, Mass., and Miss L. Porter of New York, who are exhibiting their work at the club. Miss | Gertrude Brown of the club’s Art Com- mittee will be the hostess. Mrs. Lillian Hern and Mrs. M. E. Hern of 1221 Irving street have with them their_mother, Mrs. A. C. Miles of | Jefferson City, Mo., who has come to Washington to be ‘with her son, Mr | John S. Gates, during his illness in | Georgetown Hospital, Mrs. Miles was formerly Mrs. S. M. Gates of Washing- ton. Mrs. J. H. Tenn Eyck Burr entertain- ed a company at luncheon at the Shore- ham Hotel yesterda Mr. J. Van Beuren Wittmann enter- tained a party at dinner last evening at the Carlton, the guests numbering 11. Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Perkinson of Petersburg, Va., are at the Dodge Hotel during a brief stay in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Thatcher of St Paul, Minn., are visiting in Washington | for a short time and are at the Willard. | Mrs. W. C. Penn of St. Louis, Mo., fs | at the Shoreham Hotel for an indefinite stay. She is aceompanied by her daughter, Miss Margaret Penn. Mr. Ernest I Ober will sail today aboard_the S. 8. France for a cruise to North Africa and the Mediterrancan. Mrs. M. C. Migel of New York City is at the Carlton for several days, ac- companied by her daughter, Miss Par- menia Migel. i Mrs. L. L. Dempsey of Macon, Ga. has been at the Dodge Hotel for T MICHAEL WARREN-DIES: WAS NATIVE OF IRELAND Man, 84, Was Washington Resi-| dent 15 Years—Leaves Widow, Two Daughters and Two Sons. Michael Warren, 84 years old, for the past 15 years a resident of this city, died at his home, 1333 Belmont street, yesterday after a short illness. Mr. Warren came here from Indianapolis, Ind. He was a native of Ireland. He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Mary Warren; two daughters, Miss Virginia and Miss Kate D. Warren, both of this city, and two sons, Michael and John Warren of Indianapolis. A short funeral service was to be held at the Chambers funeral home, 1400 Chapin_street, this afternoon at 3 .o'clock. The body is then to be taken to Indianapols, where services will be held in the Cathedral of Sts. | Peter and Paul. Interment will be in| Holy Cross Cemetery. . DERUELLE S. PORTER FUNERAL RITES HELD Former Secretary of Four Tele- phone Companies Is Buried in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services for Deruelle S. Por- ter, 73 years old, former secretary of the four Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Cos., who died at his home. 210 West_Thornapple street, Chevy Chase, Md., Thursday night, were conducted in the ‘Blessed Sacrament Catholie Church, Chevy Chase, this morning at 9:30 o'clock. The services were in charge of Rev. Thomas G. Smyth. Interment| was in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Porter retired June 3 of last year after having served as secretary since | 1918. The four companies of which he was secretary include those of Wash- ington, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. ANGORA KITTEN, gray, 34 Quincy st.. Chevy Chase v EVEGLASSES —White gold rim, found vicin- ity 15¢h st. and New York ave, December 31.__Phone Mattingly, Metropolitan 5894 i White goid. blue sapphire setiing: reward. ' Call Decatur_1701-W. u ¢ i BOOK. Capitol. small red bgok. old. Clarke's Celebrated Portraits of Wa: reward. West 0076, Apt. 610 3 BRACELET, gold link, with- 2 small sap- phires and’one small diamond: reward. F. Brez. 1630_Puller st. n.w.. National 8700 BRIEF CASE—_Alligator. $10 reward for ve- turn. M. G. Gibbs, 77 P st. n.e. No. 0418, BUNCH OF KEYS—On a chain: on Cathe- dral ‘ave, in the neighborhood of West- chester Apt. 4100 Cathedral ave. Reward Clev. 0132. ~ T > COAT—Will Jady who took by mistake biack coat with kit fox fur collar and cuffs, con- taining Jellef’s label, at Olney Inn, kindly call_Ashion 133, at once? 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Dressing Cranberry Conserve Roast Youns Capon or Pilet Mignon or Brofled Half Lobster with Mushrooms New Bermuda Potatoes or Sweet Potato Puft Baked Tomato or Glazed Onlons or Broccoli Polonaise Dinner Rolls Green Salad Ring with Fruit Center Lemon Meringue Pie ’ English Plum Pudding, Supreme Sauce Presh Strawberry Sundae ‘offee nners also at $1.25 and $1.00 a la carte Just Think of It— The Star delivered, to your door every evening and Sunday morning at 1l.c per day and 5¢ Sunday. Can you afford to be without this service at this cost? ‘Telephone Nat'onal 5000 and de- livery will start at once. JANUARY 10, | Federal taxation was before Congress, 1931. Cards of Thanks. . | ANDREWS, HARRY LEGH. We wish fo acknowledge With heartfelt 'appreciation the kindness and sympathy shown, aise the foved Nusoand and Tather BARAY TEGH oved husband and fathers ANDREWS. ok LYDIA TAPT ANDREWS AND FAMILY. KELLEY. ELEANOR, The family of the iate ELEANOR KELLEY wish fo extend thanks fo their many friends and' relatives. for their Jovinz kindness and beauti{ul floral expressions rendered them during her Il ness and deah, HUSBAND AND SISTERS. Braths. ARNOLD, ROBERT H. On Thursday, Jan- uary 8. 1931. at his residence, 1127 415 b, . ROBERT H. the beloved husband of Glennfe V. Arnold. aged 61 vears. Fu- neral from the above address on Monday, January 12 at 2 p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Congresstonal Cemete: ns M’COY FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD MONDAY Government Actuary, Who Died Suddenly, to Be Buried at Ammendale, Md. Funeral services for Joseph 8. Me- Coy 67, the Government actuary, who died suddenly yesterday at the stecring wheel of his automobile a down- town street, will be held at St. Joseph's Church. Ammendale, Md, Monday morning. Requiem mass will be said at 10:30 o'clock and burial will follow in the cemetery there. The body, which was taken first to Emergency Hospital and then to the Morgue yesterday shortly before noon, was removed to-the Hines funeral home and today was to be taken to the family | home in Beltsville, Md. Physicians believe Mr. McCoy suf- fered an attack of heart trouble while driving his automobile near Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue, The car, of which ne was the only occupant, glided into another automobile parked beside ihe curb. Bystanders notified police, | who had the body removed to Emer- | gency Hospital. Mr. McCoy was widely known in of- ficial Washington. He had been the Government, actuary for many years. Tributes to the long carcer of Mr. McCoy in the Government service were | delivered in the Senate today by Sen- ators Smoot, Republican of Utah, and Harrison, Democrat, of Mississippi. Both of these Senators had occasion to ob- serve the work of Mr. McCoy because of their membership on the Finance Committee. Whenever a bill relating to on Mr. McCoy, as Government actuary, was in constant touch with the com- mittees of Congress, furnishing statisti- cal information. el Braths. BAKER. RTRUDE EL! . epart- NS on Friany January b0, DUNS residence. 1345 Euclid &2 n.w., GERTRUDE ELIZABETH BAKER. Puneral servives her late residence on Mon: January 12, at 2 p.m. n BOTTS, FRANK. Departed this life on Sun- y. January 4, 1931, FRANK BOTTS. He iSaves to mourn their oss & mother snd wife, one daushfer, thres sisters and three brothers and a host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at Wiliam T. Tolberl’s funeral home. at 1308 6ih st nw. until Saturdsy morning, theace to his late residence, 901 43rd si. ne. Pu- neral Sunday, January 11 from Mount Zion Baptist 'Church. Deanwood. D. C. Rey. Wormley officiatin 100 BURG, MARY WALBURGA. 4 away on Friday. Janua; 35 am at her e land. Mrs. MARY WALBURGA widow of Prof. Carl Otto Burg. She is survived by two sons, Joseph Paul Burs gt this clty, with whom she made her home, and John Barron Burg of Oriando, Fla. ' and & Miss * Mary_ Jane O'Laughlin of the Internal Revenue Burenu. eral services will be conducted at her residence on Monday. January 12, at 830 a.m. followed by requiem mass at | St. Anthony's Church, 12th_and Monroe sis. Brookland, at 9 am. Interment St Johin's Cemetery, Forest Glen, Md. neral private. 1 CAMM. SYLVANUS. Departed this life on Friday, January 8: 1931. at 9:13 a.m.. after & long'iliness, SYLVANUS CAMM. devoted brother of Sylvester Camm. Funeral Sun- day. January 11, ab 3 pin. from Murray's chapel. 12th and V 'sts. nw. Rev. H. T. | Gaskins officiating. _Reiatives and fricnds invited. Tuterment Lynchburg, V&. 11° AMM. SYLVANUS. A session of sorrow at Elks” Home, Saturday, January 10, 1931, at 7:30 p.m.. for SYLVANUS CAMM. Fu: neral from ‘Murray's undertakine parlors, 12tk and V ste. n.w. Sunday. January 11. at 3 p.m. Members of Morning Star Lodge. | No. 40: Forest Temple. No. 9, Columbia Temple. No_ 422, are intited HERBERT E. JONES, Exalted Ruler. . E. WILLIAMS, Sec CARTER, LEWIS TOWNSEN. On Friday January 9. 1031, at his residence. Dun: . Loring, Va. LEWIS TOWNSEN. beloved husbard of Willetta. devoted father of Harvey T. Carter. 200 A st. s, aged 7 years, Funeral services Monday. January 12, at 1L o'clock. at his late home. In. terment Hamilion, Va. and {riends invited. 11* HAPPIE. OCTAVIE. Departed this life on Wednesday, January 7. 1331, at Gallinger | Hospital. ‘after a brief iliness. OCTAVIE CHAPPIE. Remains resting st Janifer's funeral parlors, 1115 22nd st. n.w. Notice of funeral late CONN, CHARLES GERARD. The District of Columbia Commandery ‘of the Military Order of the Loyal Lewion of the United States announces the ‘death of Companion CIARLI RARD CONN. Capiami U. S Volunteers, at Los Anueles January 5. 1031 Lieut. Col. ULYSSES 8. GRAN Ay, Commande A."G. LIEBMARN. Recorder. DALTON. JANE. Friday. January 9. 1031, at her residerice, 149 Corcoran st. n.%., JANE DALTON. the beloved mother of Mrs. Mary. M. Smith. avnt of Young Summers and Olah Henderson. devoted | mother-in-law of Harry C. Smith. Fu- neral Monday. January 12. at 1 p.m from her late_residence. Friends invited.. Tn- terment Harmony Cemetery. 1 DAVIS, WILLIAM G. Departed this life on | Friday. January 9. 1931, at 5:45 am. at the residence of his sisfer, Anale B. Wil- liams. 4921 Meade st. n.e, WILLIAM G. DAVIS. " He ‘also leaves o mour; parture three sisters and 'two brothers and a host of other relatives and friend Fuperal services Tuesday, Januaty 13. at n. Relatives Births Reported. The following births have been reported to the Health Department in the last 24 hours Scoit B. and Bessie T. Miller, boy. Chaties H. and Ruth Groff, girl. William ‘A, and Pauline Hall Fred L. and Doris Branson, gi James and Helen Demas, girl. Harry H. and Elfriede O. Hall, girl, Masnard A. and Lucy Gardner. girl. Ernest A. and Myrtle Brust, girl. Louis N. and Shirley Markwood, girl. Oliver ‘8. and Fleda Anderson, 'girl. Carl M. and Dorothy 1. Lieberman, girl. Gerald 'P. and Mary Hayden. gi George D. and Florence M. Boswell, girl Daniel F. and Olga E. Hartnett, girl. John A. and Sussie Hawes, boy. . Robert ‘and Mildred Coleman. girl. Richard and Carrie Dennis, boy. L. and Jennie Hamilton, boy. Leonard and Annie Hansford, girl. Edward and Loulse Jackson, boy. Nelson and Pauline Shortt, boy. Oliver J. and Sadie Joy, boy. Deaths Reported. The following deaths have been reported o the Health Department In the last 24 hours Annie Reese, 84, 501 M st. s.w. Facnie B. Cobb, 76, Georgetown Hospital. Joshua A Brow . 1641 Wisconsin_ave. Annte L. Ronaldson. 70. 1803 Phelps pl. Aunie A. willnide, 63, Georse Washington University Hospital. Eva Berman, 66, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital. John Smiser, 63, Emergency Hospital Henry Schutzbach, 59. St. Anselm'’s Priory. Stuart Johnson, 36, Garfield Hospital. Mary K. Anderson, 55, 1433 Newton st. Bessle B. Nurchard, 83, Emersency Hos- pital. Katherine E. Bridwell, 48, Providence Hos- pital. William Hogan, jr. 26, Emergency Hos- ital. P'Winnie White Gallinger Hospital. Infant of Wiillam and Louise Campbell, Garfield Hospital Infant of Allan and Frances Cozier, Co- lumbia Hospital Infant of John and Jane Slothauber, Sib- ley Hospital Walter Crutchfield, 60, Gallinger Hospital. Edward_Kent, 55, Gallinger Hospital. James H. Johnson, 40 Freedmen's Hos- pital Winnie Ross, 36. 1224 2nd st. s.w. Lynn Pierce. 35. Gallinger Hospital. Amanda Montgomery, 34, Gallinger Hos- tal. P'flensamin_Humes, 24, Gallinger Hospital %0, “Freedmen's Hos- Witliam " sedewick, pital. Samuel Dorsey, jr. Children's Hospital. Galiinger Hospital. Children's Hospitai. Leroy Brown Charles West Tnfant of Rosa Henson, Freedmen's Hos- ital, 8 Infant of Bessle Archer, Frcedmen's Hos- SRAL DIRECTORS. Established 1876. WRIGHT CO. Phone North 001 yde J. Nichols, Inc. 4209 9th_St. L . Cel 68M. J. WILLI/ LEE’'S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CRIEMATORIUM 392 PA_AVE. NW. NATIONAL 1384, 1385 P. J. SAFFELL PERSONAL = VICE—~REASONABLE o i o Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ModeSr Ehaper. Femnone National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Private Limousine Ambulance R Lincoln 0524 Modern O ____ Lincoln 05 ~ CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST, CATYTOL. ST. ing the Original W. Connecticut Ave. Potomac 4600, Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.V. ¥ GEO. W. WISE CO. " Herbert B. Nevius Funeral Home v_York_Ave. Di 2606 CHAMBER " W. W. Deal & Co. 816 H ST. NE. LINCOLN 8200 _ V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors of nor connected Wllh'( the original W. R. Speare establish- et Photie Natjona1 2002, 1009 H St. N.W. Formeriy D10 T St NI ~ FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MOD- ERATE PRICES. TEL. NAT. 2116 & NAT. 0106 Open Evenings ey 14th & Eye (o] 921 2:30 p.m.. from Stewart's undertaking par- lors. 30 H st. ne. Interment Lincoin Me- morial -Cemetery, Relatives and friends invited, 12 DOYLE, ISABEL MARIA TRAVIS, On Wed: nesday, January 7. 1931, at 1135 am. at the home of her sun, John W. Travis. Mrs. ISABEL MARIA TRAVIS DOYLE. She i§ ived by seven d . “Agnes terman. Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Clements, Mrs. Mrs Charlotte Dodson, Mrs, Ruth Harrison, Mrs; Bessie Stanford, and wo sons, John W. and Ed. Travis. Funeral S January 11, at 2 pm., from the M. E. Church, Arling- ton. Va.' Interment 'Columbia Gardens Cenietery. Relatives and {riends invited. 11 FOWLER. MINNIE CHAUNCEY. On Fri- day. January 9. 1931 at_her residence, 2323 15t st. n.w. MINNIE CHAUNCEY, be- loved wife ‘of D. William C. Fowler. = Pu- neral from her late residence on Monday, January 12. at 2 pm. - Interment at Glen. wood Cemetery. (Baltimore papers please copy.) 11 GRAY, ANDREW E. Suddenly, on Thurs- day, January 8. 1931, at 6:30 a.m.. at residence. 785 i0th it. s.e. ANDREW beloved husband of “Josephine Gray (nes Brown). _Funeral from his late residence | on Monday, January 12, at 10 am. Rela- tives and friends inyited to attend. Inter. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 11 HARGRAVE. GEORGE A. Departed this life on Fridav. January 9, 1931, at Gal- linger Hospital. " after a' brief "iliness, GEORGE A. HARGRAVE. leaves to mourn their'loss a loving ‘wife, Nettie: one sister, Mary, and two brothers, Leroy and Escleston Hargrave. Remains resting at 8Py Morrow from the above tives and’ friends invited. coln Memorial Cemetery, HENDERSON, RODERICK JOHN. On Satur. day. January 10, 1931, at his residence 354 T it nw. RODERICK JOHN HENDER SON. beigved husband of ‘Anna Saul Hen- derson. Notice of funeral later. . HILL, GERTRUDE. Departed this_ life on Thursday, January 8 1931. at Gallinger Hospital, GERTRUDE HILL. the heloved wife of ‘Sam Hill and devoted d illian Willlams of 439 M st. n.w. o leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral from 439 M On Sunday, January 11¢ at 1 p.m ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. JACKSON, LUCY. On Wednesday. January 1931, at her residence, 1818 Oregon ave. n.w. LUCY JACKSON, devoted moth- er ‘of Eleanora' Jackson. ‘Adele Hyson and William Edward_Jackson. sister of Katie Lewis. Rachel Colston, Bernice and Thomas Creek. She also leaves seven #randchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Puneral Saturday, January 10. at 3 pm.. ‘from the W. Ernesi Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. 10 JOHNS, EDWARD BENTON. On Priday. January 9. 1031, at Naval Hospital ED. WARD BENTON' JOHNS, beloved husband of Alice Johns and father of Marjorie Johns. Remains resting at the funeral home of W. W. Chambers Co.. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JOHNSON, MARY T. P. Departed this life Wednesday, Japuary ‘7, 1931, at Preed- men’s Hospital. MARY T. P.,' the beloved wife of the late Patrick Johnson. daughter of the late Thaddeus and Elenora Shorter, mother of Mrs. Cora E. Despertt. Mrs. Elenor A. Harris and Mrs. Josephine Minor. grandmother of Anita Harris, sister of Mrs. Julia Brown. Mrs. Virginia ©. Jones and Mr. Joseph Shorter. She also leaves to mourn their 10ss three nieces. one nephew and a host of friends and other relatives. Remains resting at Grice's fu- neral home until Sunday. 2 o'clock. after which they will be removed to 1338% 5th £t. Funeral Monday, January 12, 1 o'clock. from Vermont Ave. Baptist Church. Rela- tives and friends invited. 11+ JOHNSON. ELOISE. Departed this life on Wednesday. ‘January 7. 1931, at Gallinger ital. ELOISE JOHNSON. She leaves two sisters and one aunt. Remains rest- ing at Frank Willams' funeral home, 308 L st n.w. Funeral Sunday. January 11. at 1 pm., from Gochsemare Baptist Church. JOHNSON. P. T. MARY. All officers and past officers of Queen Deborah Gouncil No. 1. A. O. D. of J.. are requested to &t tend the funeral of ‘our late member and past officer. Sister MARY P. T. JOHNSON. Funeral ‘Monday, Januery 12.’ 1931, from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church. SIS, DAISY GASKIN. P. J. BRO. GEORGE_GRISSOM. G. H. P, SIS. AMELIA HENSON, Rec. Sec’y. ¢ JOHNSON, ROBERT. On Friday afternoon, Januazy’ 9. 1931, at his residence, 411 M St. ROBFRT JOHNSON. Notice of fu- ddress. Rela- Intermeat Lin- On Thursday,' January at her residence, 825 n.W.. ADELAIDE LUCAS, oved mother of Mrs. Ellen Barris, Mi Marie Dawley and Mrs. Lavinia Jones. She also leaves 18 grandchildren, 'three reat-grandchildren and _one devoted end, Joseph Turner, and many other relatives’ and friends to mourn her parture. Remains resiing at the John T. Rhines 'funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. £w. until Saturday ' evening. Funeral Monday. January 12. at 1 p.m. from her ate residence. - Inferment Lincoln Me- marial Cemetery. 11 LLINO, 8, of &t 9:40 p'm. New Jersey ave. bel ave. Funeral from 5th and H Sis. n.w. on dry 12, at 8:30 aum. re- 38 at Holy Rosary Church at 9 Interment in. Mount Olivet Cefme- McCOY, JOSEPH 8. Suddenly, on Friday, January 9, 1931, JOSEPH S.. beloved hu: band of 'Ella Schode McCoy. Remains resting at his late residence, Glen Coy, - Beltsville, Md. Monday, January 12, “at St Church, S ot o8 said’at 10:30 a.m. McDERMOTH MARY. On Pridas. Janiar 9. 1931, at Jenkins Memorial ' Hospital Baltimore, Md.. MARY McDERMOTT. be loved wifé of the late Thomas T. McDer- mott. Funeral Monday, January 12, from the funeral home of Perry & Walsh. 20 H st. n.w. at 8:30 am. thence to St. Aloysius”Church, where requiem mass wili be said at 9 am._for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and Iriends invited. 11 LLER, MARY THERESA. On Friday. Jan- uary 8. 1931, at the residence of her daugh- ter. Mrs_ Oscar ¥ Horn. 1420 Spring rd, nw.. MARY THERESA. beloved mother of Dr.’A G, Miller, Ida B. Miller, Mrs. George M. Quirk and'Mrs Osear F. Horn. Re- mains resting at 1420 Spring rd_n.w., un- 4l Sunday morning, and thence to Erie, Pa., for burial. MITCHELL, IDA B. “Tuesday, 'January 14 Rhode 'lsland “ave.. 'Hyattsvii IDA B. MITCHELL. She leaves rted this life on 991, at her residence. Gude Bros. Co,, 1212°F St. et Anie Doty erti, — CEMETERIES. GLENWOOD CEMETERY Vaultage, $5 per month. Choice Lots and fllk_l for S: MONUMENTS. | ~ THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE OITY. All monuments reduced fur 30 days. Do not base purchase ci Photographis pre- b sented by, and devoted husband. two daught sons, elght grandchildran, four great- grandchildren and & host of other rela- \vgs, and friends. ~ Remains resting at Frink Willlams' funeral home, 308 L st. .w. Funeral Sunday. January 11.at i from C. M. E. Zion Church. Brent. wood, Md. Interment Harmony Cemetery. Rev, 'W. R. Jones offic MONTGOMERY, AMANDA. On Thu Zlnul 1 At i Ho! e Jont T a 3 hd "Bre s, | wise. wiLLIaM 10, 1931, ‘at 2:3 Bl SEWMAN, WILLIAM, Friday. Januay 9 ark 55 at ‘his resiaence, aw WILLIAM, devoted husband of Eliza New. man, loving father of Mary and Ruth Newman, He aiso leaves to aonfn their Joss a sister; Mrs. - Beitie ulien. and other relatives and friends. Funeral Mon- day, January 13 at I p.m, from Mount Airy Bapuist Church, Rev. A. J. Tyier of- fciating. . Asleep In Jesus, blessed sléep. n NEWMAN, WILLIAM. = Officers and_mem- bers of 'Union Friehdship Lodge. No. meet Sunday, January 11. 1031 Temple, 13th ‘snd You 2 pm. 1o n- range for burinl of WILLIAM NEWMAN. Funerai Monday. January 12, at 1 p.o. ant AiTy Bapiist Church. L st be: forth Capitol and 13 ALEXANDER -WISE. N. @, ROBERTS. PRANK, Departed_ this life on Wednesdav. January 7. 193! the Gal- linger Hospital. PRANK ROBERTS, de- voted hushand of Jannie Reberts. He also leaves a devoted mother and -other relatives. Remains resting at 1308 _6th st nw. Funeral Monday. January 12. at o'clock p.m.; Rev. G. Bullock officlating. 11% MIELDS. DR. ROBERT G. Suddenly. on Wednesday. January 7. 1931, at his esi- dence. 1421 ‘Que_ st . ROl Departed this life 1931, Atz a brief - funeral churéh, st n.w ment Arlington” National Gemetery. ROBERT G. Comrades of Rear 1 Charles M. Thomas Camp, No. 3. Departmen of the Potomac. are hersby notified of ihe funersl of Comrade RORERT G. SBCHIELDS from Jarvis' funeral ehureh on, Monday, Japuary 13 at 1 pm. By order o y BRUCE UNDERDEW. Commander, W. W. WASHINGTON. Adjutant. ¢ SEITZ. MARY ROSALIE. On Fridav. Jan- uary 9. 1931, at 1:30 aun., atl the Tesi- dence 'of “her ' daughter. 5021 39rd st, Chevy Chese. D. C. MARY ROSALIE. daughter of the late Rodert H. and Mary Frances Hu ved ' mother of Andrew C. and - Mrs.. Augustus P. Crenshaw, Requiem: mess at_the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase Circle, Monday morning, January 12. ai 9:30 o'clock. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery i SKINNER. DOROTRY REED. Departed this life on ‘Priday. Japuary 9. 1931 at_Ghii- dren’s Hospital. 'DOROTHY REED SKIN- . NER. She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted and loving mother and father. Mary and Nathaniel Skinner. and_a_hest of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Ford's funeral parlors until Sun- day, Januars 11, 1931. then at her late residence. 1212 st s.w. Puneral Mon- day. January 12, at 1 p.m.. from the abave residence. Interment Mount Zion Cemeters. SMITH, MARY ELIZARETH. Friday. Janu- y 9, 1931 at 1245 midnight, at Claren- on. 'Va. MARY ~ELIZABETH SMITH, gaughter of the late el and Rachae aith, byloved s E Gakland, Willoughby R,. of Wash- inaton. D.C.. and Mrs. Henry H. Snelling of Chevy Chase, Md. Body resting at_Jo- seph H. Birch's Sons' funeral paplor. 3034 uneral services st Epiphany Episcopal Church, 13th and G sts.. by Rev. Percy Paster Hall. a per-onal friend of the family. Monday. jantary 12, at 3 p.m. In- tecment Rock Creek Cemetery. 10 SPEAKS. JOWN H. Departed this life Sun- dny, Janvaey & 1931, at Emergency Hos- pital.” JOHN H. SPEAKS. He leaves a sister and brother. Remaint restine at Prank Williams_ funeral_home. 208 L st nw. Fuleral Sunday. Janusry 11, .at i pm., from above-named chapel THOMAS. IRENE (BONNIE ETTS). De- parted this life Monday, Jamuary S. 1931 at Gallinger Hospitsl. 'IRENE THOMAS (Bonnie Eiis), wife of James Thomas and loving daughter of the late Willlam and Cordelia Etts. sister. of Rev. W. C. Eits of Camden, N. J.. and Eleanore Etts of Bal- timore, Md. Remains at Robert Campbell’s funeral home. 423' 415 st. s.w.. until Sat- urday, January 10. thence to her resi- dence. 31 16th st. n.e. Funeral Sunday. January 11. from Mount Horeb Baptist Ghurch, 16th and B ets ne. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. THOMAS, SALLIE V. On Thursday. Jap- erya LAY Mo uenc. Mo SAL: LIE V. THOMAS. widow of H. Marsh Body resting at Gawler's chape Services at Chris Py Church. ‘at” Accokeek, Md.. Saturday, uary 16, at 3 p.m. §. On_ Saturday, January 0°a.m . WILLIAM §. WISE, isbana of Gora E.” Wise.y Notice beloved of funeral later. WARREN, MICHAEL. Triday, January TN ni oterze, RN setmatr oy Belmont st. n.w., MICHAEL. beloved hus- band of Mary Warren. Notice of funeral ater. WENNER. MORTIMER S. On Saturday, January 10. 1931, MORTIMER 8. &mnli!fl:i ome, at the National Lutheran Home. fi{;lcel d‘lDu"hEl Nl!gfln‘l 'M‘!'I!; lll i and” Dousias ‘s(s. n.e.. i umry 1 a08 B, “ThteTment Loverisville, va. In Memortum. BAKER. BROCK. In sad but loving remem: Drance of my dear” dsushter and. sister. S departed (A1 it thirtoen: Tears o and five years ago today. THEI LOVING. MOTHER AND FANNIE SCARBOROUGH. . i . EUNICE 0. In lovin: rance iepar it Sears ago todhy, January 10, 1 Thoush vears be many or few. lea with rememb T EVING MOTHER AND B ATES. EUNICE 0. In loving memory ot PADNICE O BATES. Who departed mhis iife nine years g0 today, January 10, 1023., It was an early morning hour. Nine sears ago foday. e Sogbi ot Yeady carne down 10 atling frion nd Pore R eRIEND, LO ON. but dit "mother: who' deparied today, ‘January e of gou- rth BRENT. VIOLET LUCAS. In ibg remembrance of our VIOLET LUCAS BRENT. taie Tite three vears When we are alone and silent Pflw! breathe deep ;nu:.e s ¥ you Were ours and we rea If ‘all the world forgets. Dear_mother, it matters not which road we take, How dark or lonely {t may be. ‘We know that God will somewhere Join the road that leads to thee. May she rest. in peace. HER LOVING DAUG 'AND FEIZABETH AND MARY AND ROY: 'ARROLL. ALICE. In memory of our be- cluveg wife d mother. ALICE J. CAR- ROLL. who departed this life two years ago, January 10, 1929. HNlth'.n’. no. hW!‘A 'l“‘ love, At 3on were 1o . g "RUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. OLEMAN, GEORGE W. A tribute of love o !}I‘Elht memory of our dear son and brother, CHARLES W. COLEMAN, who ?l“!‘ AWAY two vears ago today, -‘llll_;_lxré Pn‘ 1829. SON, . can replace AMILY. COOPER. HERBERT A. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear Son and brother. HERBERT A. COOPER. Who passed to the great bevond eighteen years ago {oday, January 10, 1931. So_many vears. with all their changes Since death strangely bade us part; * Bul; dear one. ail the changes nnot take you ffom O ? i MOTHER AND SISTERS. DAVIS. MARY VIRGINIA. In sad but lov- ing Femembrance of our dear sister-in-law and aunt, MARY VIRGINIA DAVIS. who departed this life two years ago, January 10. 1029 Days of sadness still come o'er us, Secret tears do often flow. But memory keeps you ever near us, Though you left two years ago. Just a line of sweet remembrance, Just & memory. fond and true; - Just 8 Toke of love's devotion, “That our hearts still long for you. HER "LOVING = SISTER-IN-LAW NIECE. GORDON, CECELIA n loving_ remem- COrance or Gur dént mother, CROBLIA GOR- DON, who departed. this life one year ago today, January 10, 1930. You left behind broken hearts That loved' you so sincere, “ThaL never have and” never’ will T vour er. dear Foraet You. mothey g L DREN. ARRIS, BEATRICE ROBINSON. A tribute fer. ‘wife and mother. BEATRICE ROBIN- SON HARRIS, Who 141t us three years ago today. danuary 10, 1928 Our hearts cannot tell our sorrow Gur 1ips 0o nob knaw. what to Say o Knows NoW we iniss Y. Bea, & lonely home tod Tk fie PAMILY. OLD. ANNA MARIE. A sacred toien of e i devoiion e the Themory of Ty dear mother, ANNA MARIE HEROLD. ¥ho departed this life elght years ago today, January 10, 1923. No_one knows the heartaches; Only those wha have lost can tell O the sriet (hat 15 borne n silence o ther I loved so well. Bts Sl A SRR L. DAVIS, IR E: Ao In memory of ND, MAR SE. RAYMOND, MARY_RO! mory of little. MARY 'ROSE RAYMOND. parted this life January 10, 1929 We miss thy baby prattle 4nd gleeful little smile, Your little world of sunshine ved with us awhile. That stay Blle Y. REED, ALICE L. In loving memory of our deat mother, ALICE L. REED, who, depart- ed this life two yews ago today. d in life. remembered in death. ahtisns WER CHILBREN. * SHEPMARD, JOHN D. In loving remem- orance of our devoted husband and fa- ther, JOHN D. SHEPHARD, who irted this life three years ago today, January 10, 1928. ‘This day recalls the memori .."Of our loved one gone to rest, ‘And those who think of him today mg‘h.& who lflvlflA him ul% ; ‘ snomT, Thnents, g mpamn, %?m 0 “Throus unli A A .Pnul.mlnmlmvh n-h"hanuumum weef memorles are holding