Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1931, Page 7

SOCIETY. Select Listings'of Charming OId GEORGETOWN HOMES $12,500 to $100,000 Choice Rentals Boss & Phelps 1417 K Street The NEW CLASSES Open at the YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 17th and K Streets MONDAY‘ PEBR.UARY 2 | ! ICE PRESIDENT MR. CHARLES m“"""‘. s } CURTIS will be the guest in Sixth I?ur Met. 2102 whose honor Mrs. George Mesta will entertain at dinner this eve- ning in her apartment on Massachusetts avenue. The dinner will be followed by a musicale, for which Miss Beatrice Harrison, the brilliant young cellist, will give the program, ac- companied at the piano by Mr. Edward | Hart of New York. ‘The Secretary of State, Mr. Henry L. Stimson, will entertain at dinner ‘this evening at Woodley, in honor of the class of 1888 at Yale. The Susquehanna 1430 W Street N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals A SIS S| IS S . Burchell’s Famous Bouquet Coffee “a breakfast in itself” 25c¢ Ib. N. W. Burchell 817-819 Fourteenth St. ‘The Secretary “of the Treasury, Mr. Andrew W Mellon, entertained at din- ner last evening in honor of the Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtis, and his sister, Mrs, Edward Everett Gann. The | other’ guests were the director general | of the Pan-American Union, Dr. Leo S. Rowe; the Assistant Secretary of the | Treasury and Mrs. Seymour Lowman, the former Postmaster General and Mrs. Harry S. New; former Representative | and Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, Mr. and | Mrs. Goodhue Livingston of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bennett of | Chkago Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benning Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. David H._Blair, Miss Mary Patten, Miss Mabel Board. man. Mrs. Anne Archbold, Mr. David E. | Finley and Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Mellon of New York, the latter acting| as hostess for Secretary Mellon. BURLINGTON 1120 Vermont Telephone Doca Sunda_v Dinner, $1.00 The Secretary of War and Mrs. Patrick J. Hurley will be the guests in | whose honor the chief of Cavalry and Mrs. Guy V. Henry will entertain at ‘ dinner this evening at the Chevy Chase Club. enue r 0500 HOTEL ||| \ Ovster Cocktail—Grapefrul Hearjs of Celery-—Queen Olives Team of Tomato Soup Fillet of Boston Elue % Brolled Young Chicken on Toast Breaded veal Cutlet Pea: ops and, Bacon Long Teland Buck e, Appie Bauce Roast Capon with Dressing and ranberry Jelly e Ice Baked Tanho Potato ¥reah Mushrooms on T rr Alpnu\u Romaine Salad, aLemon, Mlo.flulur\m Dle Tart a la_ Mode Mince £ & Cicese ""hfr'x'y"émau v Rag Cg‘berry Taneroet oice of ice Cream and Cake " The Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes will entertain at dinner this evening i honor of the associate justices of the Supreme Court and | their wives. Reception and Dance This Evening at Italian Embassy. The Italian Ambassador and Donna Antolnette de Martino will give a recep- tion this evening in the embassy at 10:30 | o'clock, when there will be dancing. | Amorg those who will entertain at| | dinner preceding the dence will be the Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Padilla, the Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter and Representative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten. ‘The Ambassador of France and Mme. Claudel entertained at luncheon today at the embassy, when the company in- cluded the Minister of Grece and Mme. ew Butter Smuce Special Dlnnct Dllly. $1.00 wets or Private Dinners, $1.25 up Bridge and Dance Rooms State and Mrs. Francis White, the coun- Wesley Hrights The Garden Spot of Washington This magnificent all-stone house, especially well adapted for entertaining, has recently been completed. Consisting of eleven rooms, four complete baths and a two-car built-in garage, this house combines beauty, con- venience and utility. 4426 Garfield Street N.W. OPEN—10 AM. TO 9 PM. . C and 4. . Miller Realtors—Builders 1119 17th St. N.W. Decatur 0610 Three Brancbes Government Represented in Gay Festivities Tonight. Simopoulos, the Assistant Secretary of | ‘their house guest. of the Federal cluded the Minister of Greece and Mme. | Wichfield, Mrs. Chauncey M. Depew, Mrs. Truxtun Beale, Miss Josephine Patten, the counselor of the Spanish embassy, Conde de Montefuerte; the | naval attache of the Italian embassy, Capt. Nobile Luigi Notarabartolo dei Duchi di Villarosa: Mlle. Reine Claudel |and M. Plerre Claudel, daughter and son of the iosts, and members of the | embassy staff, including the counselor, M. Jules Henry, and the attache, Mr. Claude-Achille Clarac. | | { | Senator and Mrs, Robert J. Bulkley | will be the iue:'.s of honor at a dinner to be given by Representative and Mrs. Chester C. Bolton February 14. Tomorrow Representative and Mrs. Bolton will give the second of a series of luncheons for members of the Ohio delegation In Congress. They have as | their house guests their niece, Miss anllv Blossom of Cleveland, who has | come from Vassar for the weck end, Miss Alice de Normandy of Boston and Miss Beatrice Harrison, the English | cellist. Senator and Mrs, W, E. Brock of Ten- | | nessee have as their guest at the Hamil- ton Hotel Miss Bess Lowrance of Ponca City, Okla. Mrs. Metcalf, wife of Senator Jesse H. Metcalf. has canceled her Thursday | afternoons at home for the remainder ‘ol the season owing to a death in her family. | _ Representative and Mrs. C. William Ramseyer and Representative and Mrs | F. Dickinson Letts will be hosts at a musicale_this evening in the Congres- | sional Club. at 2001 New Hampshire | avenue, at 8:30 o'clock. when Miss Grace Huber Lohmiller, contralto, will sing, accompanied at the piano by Miss | Christine Nilss Chindbloom. Representative and Mrs. W. W. Hast- ings of Oklahoma have with them at the Hamilton Hotel for a few da: their daughter, Miss Lillian Hasti of Vassar College. Representative “and Mrs. Charles A. | Mooney have gone to Cleveland, Ohio, (nl‘ a few days. They will return early in the week. The commandant of the Army War | College and Mrs. William Durward Connor will be at home tomorrow aft- ernoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Justice and Mrs. Oscar R. Luhring entertained a company at dinner at the | Shoreham Hotel last evening in honor of Mrs. Luhring's cousin, Miss Molly Graham of Spokane, Wash., who is The guests in- cluded Mrs. Mary ‘Willis, Miss Helen Bland and her house guest, Miss Betty ‘ Gardner of Detroit: Senorita Licia Tes- sada Guzman, Miss Mary Mflnha{ 1Wrenn Dr. Howard Strine, Mr. Don- | | ald Meeks, Lieut. Thomas Q. Ashburn, | | Mr. Ole Olesen, Mr. Willis and Mr. | Durham Rogers. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe 1 leave Washington this The Cambria-Majestic 1324 Euclid St. N.W. Four Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Reasonable Rentals Grafton Hotel Conn. Ave. & De Sales St. (Opp. Mflyflowu Hotel) Centrally located, in walkiny . depts, financial and shoppis Rooms Specially Priced Fo. M'IVIIB\I Tenants, and $50 Per Moni Table um:roum..meume famous for over quarter century. prices Residence of Mr. S. A. W. Dulany Hu the expression of individual ta unl:zm( its natural beauties as a ba:kgruund. the National Capital. To reach Kenwood —-go west of Wisconsin Avenue on Bradley Lane, continuing under the viaduct to the entrance to Kenwood, three short squares on to the left. of plans, and construction 2400 Sxxteemh Street The Custom-Built Community Brookside Drive, Kenwood, which is nearing completion. One of the many advantages to residence in Kenwood is the opportunity for te in the design and construction of homes, Kenwood is strictly a custom-built community, with only those restrictions imposed which protect the ideals of the devclopment enhance property values lnd preserve tho!e {c’t“rel '}\l' are mi‘nnfl it 'he Ou'!tflfld\ng Communlty Uf AWetaliRllbiarglid o tion of a home site; with the preparation wood NOW-—and let us tell you of the low Kennedy-Chamberlin Development CO. nter at 119 ist in the selec- with the financing. Visit Ken« cost obtainable at this time. Columbia 7280 MRS. FRANK C. PARTRIDGE, Wife of Senator Partridge of Vermont, whose wide social experience and former residence in Washington makes her a valuable acquisition to official society. for Florida, where they will spend the remainder of the Winter: Maj. and Mrs. Thomas H. Jones will entertain a company of 20 this evening at the dinner dance at the Shoreham Hotel, the party remaining later for the supper dance. Maj. and Mrs. Frank M. Kennedy will entertain a party of 14 at dinner this evening at the Shoreham Hotel, Mrs. Beattle, wife of Capt. W. P, Beattie, U. 8. M. C,, entertained a party of 10 at luncheon today at the Army and Navy Country Club. Capt. and Mrs. C. P. Kindleberger will entertain a small company at din- ner at the Shoreham Hotel this evening. son of A, Mr. Luther A. Johnson, jr.. Representative and Mrs. Luther Johnson of Texas, will entertain party of young people this evening at the supper dance at the Shoreham Hotel. Miss Grace Roosevelt, daughter of the Governor of Porto Rico and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, will be the honor guest at a dinner dance tonight in New York given by Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay. Gay Dinner Parl)’ Given for Sir Willmott and Lady Lewis. Sir Willmott Lewis, American corre- spondent of the London Times. who was recently made a Knight of the Order of the British Empire by King George, and Lady Lewis, formerly Miss Ethel Noyes of Washington, were guests of | honor at a dinner tendered them by Sir Willmott’s Washington colleagues, in the Chinese room of the Mayflower Hotel last night. One hundred and thirty guests were present. An elaborate program of entertain- ment was provided, entirely of the | “Gridiron” character, with Sir Willmott the “butt” of a torrent of merry quips aimed in the direction of his talents and foibles. One of the special features of the “razzing” program was a make- believe radio broadcast between Wash- ington and London, including a pseudo exchange of messages between a speak- er at the dinner and some one with an unmistakable Scottish burr in his voice, who impersonated Mr. Ramsay Mac- Donald, British prime minister. Other skits included a burlesque AMBULANCES Best in Town. 54'00 Local Call Call Chambers Co. Col- 0432 Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Do A Whole Funeral for as Low as . + $75 Price $375.00 This Monument Is on Display at 1356 H Street N.E. FRED ANSLEY Open Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. | AAAAAAAAAAAN A TEA GARDEN in connection with the Restaurant Plerre will be opened Saturday, Jan. 31 Formerly Rauschers Breakfast $1.00—Lunch Tea—Dinner $1.25, $1.50 Anchorage Cuisine RESTAURANT Connecticut Ave. at Q St. -—Underwood Photo. knighting ceremofly at Buckingham Palace, in which Mr. James L. Wright took the part of King Mob and Mrs. Jay G. Hayden enacted the role of Queen Mab. Others participating in the entertainment numbers included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Suydam, Mrs. Willlam Hard, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Essary, Mr. George R. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mellett, Mr. Frederic Willlam Wile, Mr. A. J. Montgomery, Mr. Mark Foote and Mr. Denys Smith. Mr. Richard V. Oula- han officiated as “chairmian” of the din- ner—English for presiding officer. Mrs. Oulahan was also an actress in the knighting ceremony. ‘The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ander- son, Mr. Carlisle Bargeron, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Barkley, Mr. and Mrs. Ulric Bell, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Berry- man, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Brandt, Mr. end Mrs. H. E. C. Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Buel, Mr. Kenneth Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clapper, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Codel, Mr. and Mrs. Lud- well Denny, Mr. Pierre Denoyer, Mrs. Granton Dowse, Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Egan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Essary, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foote, Mr., and Mrs. Edwin W. Gableman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hard, Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Hart, Mrs. T, Borden Harriman, Mr. Frederic J. Haskin, Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Hayden, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Henning, Mr. and Mrs. George R. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hornaday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Hyde, Mr. Frank R. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kent, Mr. and Mrs. G. Gould ‘Lincoln, Mr. Paul J. McGahan, d Alexander T. Manlgomery Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Coolidge Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam C. Murphy, Mr. Fleming Newbold, Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, Mr, and Mrs. Newbold Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Oulahan, Mr. JoRn W. Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson, Mr. Drew Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. James Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Price, Mr. Robert Remy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Kurt G. Sell, Mr. and Mrs. William Philip Simms, Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Smith, Mr. Denys H. Herbert Smith, Mr. Francis W. Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan, Mr and Mrs. Henry Suydam, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Thurston, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy T. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Warren ‘Mr. " and Mrs. Frederic Willlam Wile, Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle C. Wilson, yarm-nd\NMth Lewg Wood, Mr. and Mrs. es Wright and Mr. Russell Young. St Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin had as guests last evening at the weekly dinner at the Women's National Demo- cratic Club Bishop and Mrs. Rhine- lander, former Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross, Mrs. Newlands Johnston, Mrs. Chandler Hale, Mr. Arthur Carter Pickering ol Salem, Mr. Mark Howe of Boston and Mr. Oliver Ricketson. Mrs. John T. Grimsley entertained gg)‘b“"i{“"ciyfilm N. Hll)l Dr. Henry r. arles arles and Harry N. Rickey. - ik Following th!,' ‘dinner the Misses Mec- ’.Allifiter gave a number of their amusing comedies and thumbnail sketches. Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James of New York was the guest in whose honor Mrs. Henry Alvah Strong entertained at luncheon today in the Chinese room of the Mayflower, Mrs. James will make an informal talk on the work 0! the World Service Council of the Y. C. A, of which she is chairman Bnd of which Mrs, Strong is also a member. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman will be hosts at luncheon tomorrow at the National Woman's Country Club in compliment to Mr. and Mrs,© hur Curtiss James of New York. Mr, and Mrs. Blshop Perkins Hill have issued invitations for an at home tomorrow afternoop in Wardman Park Hotel from 5 to ' o'clock. The novelty inyitations which were sent out by Mr. and Mrs. Hill were printed on blotting paper, the size of an average blotter and were written in et L ORK BELT. Black creve. rnm‘.“r Tone Buckle. Tost u; feini Union_ Station. fitined ‘o 158 _Kilbourne pl. DOG, Vhile,” Eskimg Spita; niame, Princg; vicinity 14th and Fairmon found notify J. E. Wrenn, Prad i 1135 )u- block Wisconsin Cltv ._5308-J. o) A3 saving Tund “sooks, snd ' : in taxicab on Jan. 24th. Reward. Call_North_5§521 POCKETBOOK—Bétween H st and _Park Toad on TR st Fider plonse Doulfy Tayler Parker Turner and receive reward. Euclid_st. n.w.. Apt. 66. POLICE BADGE No. 979, 2: reward it returned Johnson, Trafic Bureau, _n un.sr,-sm-u cream color change pur: containing $19.80 and wedding_r R more important than money. Reward. TRAVELING _BAG, tials R. C. B. thereo keys and toflet articies left in taxicab Thursday afterns ral Teward if returned to ofice Les House, mh nnd M 31* WRIST WATCH. Hamilton: between Geor: town Law’ Bohool and-George. Wasnia Unversity: ‘name Ed cl | this afternoon in the home of the vice | graphic Beard and as oge of the coun- ' laboration with her husband. > | dent of the American Legion Auxi te : n | guests were woman February 20, at 5 o'clock at 1661 Cres- cent place. Mrs. De Haven, the daugh- r-in-law of Mrs. W , who known to the musical world as Con- stance Beardsley, will give a pr of music on her harpsichorde. Mr. and Mrs. Wintemute William Sloan entertained a party at dinner at the Shoreham Hotel last evening. Their guests included Mrs. Sloan’s cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Freeman Clark and their daughter Miss Charlotte Freeman Clark, Miss Agnes Geyer, Mrs. Florence Winslow and her daughter Miss Mabel Winslow and Mrs. Sloan's father, Mr. Louis F. Gardner. Mme. Anjta Gaburri_entertained at ! luncheon today at Wardman Park Hotel. The guests numbered 18, Woman Geographers Meet With Mrs. Huntington Today. ‘The Washington members of the So- ciety of Woman Geographers will meet president and acting president, Mrs. William. Chapin Huntington. In the absence of the president, Har- riet Chalmers Adams, who left Wash- ington last Fall for extensive travels in Africa, Mrs. Huntington will preside. | The speaker of the afternoon will be Dr. Helen Strong, chief of the Geo- graphic Division of the Department of Commgrce, who has chosen as her sub- ject “Geographers as Business Ad- visers.” In addition to her work as member of the United States Geo- try’s foremost mapmaké¥s, Dr. Strong specializes in all phases of commercial geography. Her remarks to her fellow geographers' will be based on a recent study of the many practical ways in which business organizations are being helped today by geography and geog- raphers Dr. Strong lectures widely be- fore scientific societies and business or- ganizations. The active members of the society who are expected to attend the meet- ing are Dr. Florence Bascom, author and lecturer on the geology and petrog- raphy of the United States; Caroline Benedict Carroll, who is a specialist on pre-history and the archeology of classic lands; Elsie Bell Grosvenor, whose lectures on Japan and Russia have been heard recently in Washing- ton; Alice Tisdale Hobart, known as an authority and writer on Central China; Frances Carpenter Huntington, whose recent book dealing with Basque child life and folk lore was the Christmas se- lection of the Junior Literary Guild, and Muna Lee de Munoz Marin, whose geographical specialty is Latin Amer- ican folk lore. A number of associatc members will also attend the meeting. including Mrs Anne Archbold, Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie, Miss Mary E. Maxwell and Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs. William G. Wheeler has as her guest in her apartment at Wardman Park Hotel her niece, Miss Jessie Waldo, who is a student at Randolph-Macon College in Lynchburg, Va. Mr. and Mrs, Paul FitzSimmons of | ® Newport, R. I, are making & brief visit 111!:) ‘Washington and are at the May- wer. Senator David I. Walsh of Massachu- setts will be the guest of honor and speaker at the weekly forum luncheon which the Woman’s National Demo- cratic Club will give Monday. His sub- ject will be “Our Relations With Cuba.” Mrs. Grace W. Brosseau, former | ‘ork, Mrs. Means, Macrae of Council Bluffs, Spencer of Mil- The United States Army there was one speaker, Judge H-x?::dnlg Wells of Trenton, N. J,, of the Court of Errors and Appe Mrs. Flora McGill Keefer, mezzo-soprano, sang, ac- sezr}r:ptnied Mrs. Mildred Kolb Serving with Mrs. Means on the Din- ner Committee were Mrs. Eugene S, |SHE Bruce, Mrs. Martha C. Orseill, Mrs, Charles Demonet, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Louise G. Wadsworth, Miss Ellen S. Myers, Mrs. Clay K. Miller, Mrs. Rebekah Pedigo, Mrs. Grace F. Meeks, Mrs, C. C. Coombs, Mrs. Thad- deus M. Jones, Mrs. E. 8. Alvord, Mrs. James Russell, Baltimore; Mrs. Fred- erick A. Fernald, Mrs. ol Lansburgh, Miss Cornelia Smith, Mrs. Henry C. Coe, Mrs. Clara Bnnc.o!t Miss Faustine Dennis and Mrs. Delia O'Brien, Qards nf Thanks. SPARROW, IADIL Th! llmily of the late BASIL 8PARRO! to express our :ll‘l’.lcno’u eIl.hlnkn lnd :Bndl’relllllnn to our i and friends for their sym- pathy shcwn and b!lulflul floral expres- sion® at the passing of our h!ll‘\'d hl“l!r THE PAMILY. 1°¢ WELSH, WILLIAM H. AND ELLA. We wish to extend thanks to our friends, relatives and societies for the kindness, !ym athy and floral tributes at the death })our beloved lllh!r and aunt, WILLIAM H. and ELLA MR. AND MRS BERTRAM Y. WELSH. 31 R. On Friday, January a residence. 15 Randolph pi. nw. JENNIE R. ADAMS, beloved sister Puneral services at home, 1300 N st. n.w.. February 2, at 2:30 p.m. Senlrz: by Electa Chapter, No. 2,0, E. 8. Inter- ment Glenwood Cemetery. 1 BATES, BETTIE. On Thyrsdar January 29, 1931, a1 her_residence. 503 Jiat 5t nw TES *'Remains at Frasier fu Rhode Island ave. n.w. er. MARY CATHERINE. On Friday 30, 1931, at her residence. 3801 Hal Biace b NARY CATSERTNE BEN. TON, beloved 'wife of the late William Thomas Benton, aged 83 ve Funeral from above residence on Monday, Fel 2,°at 2 o'clock p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Rock Creex Cemetery. UPS, GEORGE llcn.:nn on, Fr GEORG] lusband of Butlyl. e Jm funy of "funeral later. ROWE, GEORGE A, On Prm 2. Jan at _his u 2 residen m-a-nmr.mua, 6 I e :.‘..5’,": Lincoln Cen 1 ot NN Taterment ‘a¢ Fort MARY ELIZABETH. Saturday, Jaguary 81, at 24 5 e ARY E.* residence. beloved wite st fhe"late Bagens Dy Sherty. Juncral gervices of the sbove gddress on Monday, February 2, gt 2 Interment _at _ Congressional = Comete Relatives and friends invited to atten: SIMMS, NANCY. Denarted this life Th\lrs e eaves. To mourh. her 1o two. ok one granddaughter, one niece and s host of other relatives !rl' ds. !un ay, brulry p.m., hapel 'of the Geo. B Cllr e {08 Fiorida "ave. me. Interment Payne’s Cemetery. SMITH, LULA L. Dfl!nrled this life on 'rl- 3 l ldm l‘hfllflel TAL PH Tinry 3o, T3t at 3 of his daughter, ™ Reuaing. sesting. &t S8 . Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Cha- Bin R ubtl 830 pm. Saturdsy. Jnnluui 31.” Interment New ummm e volmrr WILLIAM P, Departed this |u on Frida y 30, 1931, 05 p.m. 8 his Teidence 212 Tath long liness, WILLIAM P, loved son of William C. Volsht. from the ab sidence Monday. . Requiem mass &t hurch, 2nd and C sts. s.e.. &t 9 am. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1 WARD, ROSEVELT. On Wednesday, Jany XD Mineral reom Richndwu 5 rhw} V100 Vermont ave. He loa . Richardson will conduct the services. 3'p.m. Saturday, January 31. WATERS, NAOMI MAY. Buddenly. on ®x day. January 30, 1931, NAOMI MAY WATERS. Funeral from her late residence. 489, 15th st ne. on Monday, February at 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. In Wemortum. BRANDENBURG, IDA V. In loving remem- r mother. IDA V. A away Years ago today, January 31. 1917, 1 Tourteen up: gears, Funeral from. s Tate residence, 1556 ih sty on Monday, February 3, at tives and friends invitéd to’ atiend. terment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. BOWSER, SARAH Pasted _peacefully away on Wednesday, January 28 1931, to mauin their logs four nephews, G obert Doctor, Robert Bowser and Willinm Alexahdcr: one micce, Matiie Alexander, And a host’of other felatives T 1 Sunday. February 1, at . from Ward's Memorial A. M Chureh, Benning, D. C. Interment mony Cemetery. 3 BOWWSER, SARAH. Officers and members of Quer H f Ruth. No. 86, are nofifled o atténd s call meeting i the hall on Saturdsy, January 31, 1931, at i ?:lfl'l!lll Sundl!. hb- Bt SR CLARICE L. MAMHALL. RANSON, HENRY. On Priday, Janu: 1031, at i residence. xm'comx'.'n' 1 HENR NSON. - Notice of fu- lelnl resting at the W Bffitst "Jikvis “funeral chureh, 1433 You BUCKLIY. JAMES J., JR. On Priday, Janu- 0, at .ll rutdenu‘ 656 Ma: n.e. JAMI J., Jr.. beloved 's J. and lh! XIIC Mll" Buck- ley. mn!l’ll from his te residence on Mopday, February'a. st §130 ‘v, Thence Jos s Church, where mass will bt . Relatives and friends in- diea o atiend. Toterment at Mount Oliyet Cemete CARRICK, JAMES MADISON. esident general of the D. A. R, was firosv.eu 10 a small company at luncheon yesterday at the Willard. Mrs. Ray Palmer ter_entertained & party of seven at luncheon at the Shoreham Hotel yesterday. Mrs. §. Clay Willlams of Winston- Salem, N. C., who is visiting in the Capital for a few days, entertained a small party at luncheon yesterday at the Willard. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Knight of Worcester, Mass., are at the Dodge Hotel for the week end. Mrs. William Cumming Story, former president general of the D. A. R., a small company lunching ln(ormuly with her yeeterday at the Willard. Mr. and Mrs, fuchll'd Norvell of Nashville, Tenn. are in Washington and are stopping at Wardman Park Hotel for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Greenlaw of Englewood, N. J., are in the Cflpltll for a few days and are stopping at th Dodge Hotel. They are accompanie d by their son, Mr. R. W. Greenlaw, jr. Connecticut State Society Card Party and Dance Tonight. A colorful dance and card party will be given tonight by the Connecticut State Soclety at the Willard. Dr, Charles E. Morgdanston. is in charge of arrangements. Omicron Chapter, Kappa Beta Pi Legal Sorority, will entertain at tea this aft:rnoon from 5 to 7 o'clock in the home of Miss Frances Foley, at 2013 Thirty-fifth street northwest. Receiv- ing with the hostess will be Mrs. Ed- wina Avery, national director; Miss Olive Gleger, province dean, and Miss Addle Hughes, dean of Omicron. Miss Constance Fogle and Mi Sarah Se- chrest will assist at the tea table. The Women's City Club will have as its h8hor guests at the tea tomorrew afternoon Dr. Lillian M. Gilbreth and Mrs. Alice M. Dickson of the Presi- dent's’ Emergency Committee for Em- ployment. Dr. Gilbreth, who will speak to the members and their guests, is an internationally known consulting engi- neer in management problems. ~For a number of years she worked with her husband, the lat> Frank B. ollbmh 1n| research on finding the to do work” and on nuwlmg mou study and the elimination of waste in business and industry. Two vears a Dr. Gilbreth was appointed by Pres! dent Hoover to the World Engincering Congress, which met in Japan in Octo- ber, 1929. She is the author of & num- ber of books herself and several in col- Mrs. Alice M. Dickson, her associate on the Employment Committee, is a! California woman, a graduate of th University of California, She served with Mrs. Hoover on the American Re- lief Committee in London during the war years and on the Commission for Relief in Belgium with President Hoover. She was in charge of the reconstruction of the village of Vitrimont the year after the war and since has been a prominent member of various commit- tees having to do with welfare and ed- ucational activities. The Hospitality Committee, Migs Flor- ence Ward, chairman, is in charge of arrangements. ‘The Ordnance Assoclation of the District of Columbia entertained at luncheon yesterday at the Army Navy Country Club, among the honor guests being Senator Wolcott, Col. F. H. Payne, the Assistant Secretary of War; Gen. L. Brown, Gen. Willlam croxier, Gen. Samuel Hof, Gen. George V. H. Mosley, Brig. Gen, Willlam H. Tschappat, Col. . G. Mettler, Col. John E. Munroe and Col. E. M. Shinkle. ‘The conference dinner of the Women's Sllurdl nuary 31, 1031, at his res jinuary 3 et e st B beloved husband of the late M ty Elizabeth GRFrick (e Brown).' formerly” of Howie, d. Notice of funeral will appear in Sun- day's !ll CEPHAS, MARY E. Devarted this lLte on Thursday, Jenuary 39. 1 a¢ her rnmnce. o1 W CEPHAS, beloy ha o € B iy £, 58 bel:ez mrm Hrl‘ 8. D.A. I:hurck . Feb 3 day, February 3, at 1 505 COATES, MARY ELLEN. on Prid 1y 30, 1831, at, her 5: dence, cor- aunt of un Fhmn 0. Monday, February 3. at terment at Addison Chapel. CONDON, JAMES W. iday. resi| on Pr January ence, 703 14th ‘st. Tather of E. Audle Condo, (28w Albert_W. rs. H. W. Bogan. . Puneral Church, near rederick County, Md., Mon o rebiaary 500 R £V Au. IAIOAII.'I‘ A Omphurs FOLKS., THOMAS. Fune: l'ur Hflg:{:lu Friday, J e d“flln‘n 9‘1" 111 by, January leave Smith's underteky rior, mh and Loty now. st rvices Church, Fairtax Court HOuse, Va. ‘“" and m-mu invited. e GORE, HARRY W. On Priday, 3 1931, at his residence. Ooper MaTore: Md, HARR ORE, beloved husband 1ot W, Gore, Juneral cn Sunda February 1, 1931, rom Trini Chureh. Ubper: Maribors. ‘Md. Thtermen: {ripity’ Cemetery. Relatives and friends HARLEWAY, LILLIAN. Departed this lm ARy LEsdaY, Januaiy 20,1031, LILLIAN emaing . rastin of the George B. Clarke ida ave. n.e. Notice of ru HAUSE, ELLANOR. 30, 1931, ELLANOR year. Funeral ton. Pk N JACKSON, JOHN. OHN. on Friday, Jenua: at’ 4 p.m.; \CKSON, r{ove‘ brother of MFs. Bessie J3unson, gotes, two nieces, Mrs. Daisy. n ment Loudon Baltimore, Md. JoNES, H{L:’l eral Mon Metro- ur:n, R st b-wm. 12th E . pas- st Ch and 13th sts. n.w. mith Tavited: " 'Interment Payne tor. Friend: Eetery JOYCB- ‘-l'-'-'l Cl.l“ On T lay, Janu- 1931 w York, LHJ.JE CLARK, b! wife n( tdmond N. Joyce, lonnuly of Washington, D. C. Low! CAROLINE TURNER, Entered into { l!!lxsol\p mw'flnl“hd.h Jlfl“hll” 28, s gali Florids! aver” B’ SAROLINE TURNE LOWE, devoted wife of Chlfl!l Lowe, lov- her of Edward Turner and sister of fldred P. Crawfor . ‘Mattie Joffries, mother-in. faw" of Sarsh B. Turner and adopted o Funeral Bun, I36e'and foeh sts 5 iiam Thor LOWE, CAROLINE E. om bix Tempier No 4%, B° hereby notified of 653 Sunday. Fabruary 108 at. Metro) A M. n.w. Morning Star » No. Bia‘Lodge, ‘Ro. #5; Forést Temoi Tove and Harmony Temples are {nvites KATIE V. THOMPSON, D, RHODA F. COLSTON, Fin. Sec. MARSELL, LOUISA ., De n Monday, January 26, Gence ol hu Asughier, LOUISA R. MARSELL, late John February 1 zfl“ or xm , official atfvesana tricads nvited. e Patriotic Conference on National De- fense was held at 7:30 o'clock last eve- ning in the Willard room of the Willard Hotel, with 600 women, from all States of the Union, representing 40 llon E‘resgnl‘ Mrs. Rice W. Means of gton, was chairman of the Din- ner Committee. Mrs. Robert L. Hoyal, national Eush iary, from las, Ariz, presided. Honor members House of Representatives. Otlur dh- tinguished women at the head were the officers of the wn!mnee. Mrs, Lowell F. Hobart, nlt.hn‘l Nira: Virelh Moctize-of Lexinglon, X lure of y. national prnldcn of the American Mothers, & vice chairman; Mrs. Livings. iter.of Tidioute, Pennsylvania, , treasurer: Mys. Mary Log: MASON. ESSIE. The off Yie "Willtne THelpers' Asseciation are | * hnnh; nullfled of th ‘Geath of prs. ESSIE et e urel GRACE WALKER, Rec. loe MOTEN SAMUEL. _Suddeniy. Priday, 30, 1931, ; January ifl' 193, '-!s his mlfl- ce, n“nu oy e PAR) y 1| vesserss, 413 5 Ambulance servic Bucceeding the Ox Often I think of you deer mother, hear your voice again. GHTER, MRS. ANNIE E. HOL- CYRUS, ETHEL THOMAS. In sad remem- Ol By gdest | dnusnter ETH AS CYRUS, who departed this life Slshiexn years ago todsy, danuary 31, 1H1Y The month of January once more s h To methe seadens of the ve: Your memory 15 as &reat tods X5t Wan'the hour you passed away. I cannot see your loving face, The smile I used to see. But let this little token show 1 will always think of thee. MOTHER. - * DUNLOP, MARIE. In sad but loving re. membrance of my dearest sister, MARIA DUNLOP. who departed thia life iwo years ago today, January 31, 1 God knows how much rnln you, dear : ] mlu your tender volce—I miss your loy- are HER LOVING SISTER, ELIZA JOHNSON. * GRAHAM, JAMES W. In loving remem. brance of my belovefl usband, ed int Years swo Today. Su Eight vears ago he said sood-by And ‘vet, with thoughts 8o dear, Y otten wohder why one and we are here. WIFE AND SON, JAMES. LAMKINS, SUSIE G. In sacred and lovini xemembrence of my faithtul and devof wife, SUSIE G. NS, who crogs guer the muystic river iwo y6ars Ago b January 31 HER HUSHAND, REV. 8. GERIAH LAM- LAMKINS, SUSIE G. In_memory of Prgious’ mother, Mrs, SUSIE G. INS, who dei inis life two years ai D AUGHTER AND SON- IN-LAW, A JACKEON, New York oity. & LEMAN, MAR! In sad, but loving re- m!mbrlnu b .ul’ d!lr 'lll al G ~ ‘l‘ 'l. V. JOIIPI‘ AN DBW twe) ? M i !mb'! 3, I‘ 1 [BOR T e AR R} NE HUTCHINSON. In sad IRE) o fSmembrance of gié a ) -n«s denandl this lite one, sued, dear loved ons, led awsy. HUSBA] thi o eye_ca; But many silei hen weetly fond ai ‘There is not a day, dear Ir That we do not think o THE Tou, McLAUGHLIN, CYLI AMILY. A BRYANT. In lov- ing Femembrance CYLINDA BRYA! of our desr daughter NT McLAUGHLIN,® ¥ho Geparted this life fve “years ago “today, January 3) Joday Your mmon u as dear As in the hour you passe When days are dark and friends are few, Dear daughter, how we long for you. MOTHER AND FAMILY. In loving reme mother, LE ANNA lied one vear ago today, H MOPKINS, brance of vgo January 31, Surrounded by fri In the midst of Solfles on"my face, bat My hea Longing, dear mother, f S0ON, Tl’lNl‘ ID'AID W ALICE N. AND V. In sed but loving remem-, nmm oL qur, dear loved ones, m( dholnd Illh!l..‘DWAR.D January El devoied d-nn- an October 3 m’d, ?m o whe paved Ay Augist 3 " Oh, how we miss ¢ them, FAMILY. * CHARLES E. Sscred to the T memory o my dest hushand and 'VESSELLS. this life"ten yea LE ANNA. lends T am lgnesome. Fondly remembered. HIS LAMENTED WIFF AND DAUGHTER, FLORENCE VESSELLS ~AND MRS FUNERAL DIRECTORS. m@rfir (ISAAC BIRCH) | 3034 M St. N.W ni’nbhshzd iy GEO. W. WISE CO. wu SfiaN W || V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither ‘hl successors of 't witn ‘the orlginal W. K Speire Gateh b Pione Nationa1 2002, 1009 H §t. N, Formerly 940 F St, N.W. JOHN K- WR RIGHT CO. 1387 10th St. N.W. orth 0047, WILLIAM J. NALLEY 22 Sth 8t S.E. Lincotn o4 Clyde J. 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