Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1931, Page 7

SOCLETY, DINNERS Daily $1,Q0 5:3010 8:30 _Slull'_v sl‘25 12 to 8:30 -- 'é#’l of varl rred Avugnone Freres ; 177 Columbla . Lunch, $1.00 Afternoon Tea Dinner, $1.25 and $1.50 Largest selling Cane Sugar n the air Monday nights at 8.30 “Sweeten it with Domino™ Secretary Stimson HE Secnury of State, Mr. Stim- son, joined #Mrs. Stimson at Highhold, their home on Long Island, last even'ng, making the trip by air. The Secret s ex- pected to return uand.y, ‘The Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Wil- lam N. Doak returned today from Providence, R. I, where the Secretary went to deliver an address. The Secre- tary and Mrs. Doak were accompanied ! by the Secretary’s special assistant, Mr. | | Walter W. King. Siamese Minister Makes ‘nrm Visit in New York, The Minister of Siam, Maj. Gen. Prince Amoradat Kridakara, will return to Washington today from New York, where he has been for several days. Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Mon- tana entertained informally at lunch- eon yesterday at the Carlton. Representative end 1 Mrs. Henry Win- fleld Watson are sailing today from New York on the Leviathan to spend | about six weeks abroad. The naval atgache of the British em- | bassy, Cspt. Patrick Macnamara, is in | his apartment at Wardman Park Hotel |for a few days.' Mrs. Macnamara did | not eccompany him, Assistant_Secretary of War and 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Electrical Refrigeration THE MONTANA 1726 M Street N. e ———————reTaT—Te. Brechawen Inn Delightfully Different Southern Coohing La Plata Road Highly Restricted Community HAT you want in home environ- ment, Kenwood supplies to a sur- passing degree. Drive out and see for yourself. It is a community ideal in its location and beautiful in its natural environment. There is an ec . onomic advantage in investment at this time, too, when build- ing conditions are ye and the most attractive in you have the protection of rigid restrictions in Kenwood which per- petuate value: On your visit tomorrow, inspect 12 Ken- nedy Drive. pleted and ready pancy. To reach Kenwood, o Pradiey Lane or Borte A beautiful home just com- for immediate occu- west of Wisconsin Avenue on Avenue to the entrance to Kennedy-Chamberlin Development Co. 2400 Sixteenth Street '—I,l, lfllwl‘ 'iu”',. e Columbia 7280 Get into line with the New Scanties!" They gi ve you the Second Empire Silhouette $15 Fallle brocade with siere _and pantle.. shoulder strap. .detac] lace bras- hable Miss Irene French Scantie Stylist will be in our Grey Shops the week of Sepiember 28 Just at a time when your rep- utat’on for smartness depends on a flowing, unbroken line from shoulder to knee. .. along comes’ the new Scantie that clever four-in-one foundation that simplifies the problem of what to wear be- neath your new frock down to a minimum. It's soft . . and yet in some mysterious fashion it has a way of slim- ming your waist, flattening vour hips, and rounding your bust, Miss Irene French, from the Scantie studios, will be in our Grey Shops all next week. to demonstrate the new Scantie . .. and give you individual advice about exactly what style you will need. Others $3.95 to $12.50 Grey Shops—Second Floor THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, their home a¢ m OdCutflm stationed in Wi years | tri; SOCILTY Spending Few Days With Mrs. Stimson—Secretary and Mrs. Doak Return Today{ Mrs. Frederick H. Payne entertained informally at dinner last evening at the Shoreham. The new chief of the protocol divi- sion of the State Department, Mr. Wi ren Delano Robbins, joined Mrs. Rob- | bins and their daughter, Miss Helen Robbins, at Tuxedo Park last evening to remain over Sunday. Miss Robbins, who will be presented to soclety in | Washington this Winter, shared honors Phipps and Miss May Rogers, when Mrs. Henry Morgan Tilford entertained and later took her guests to the Autumn ball, an annual event in Tuxedo Park. Mrs. Harry N. Cootes, wife of the commandant of Fort Myer, went to a week. Mrs. Nicholas Longworth widow of the lat> Speaker, and her little daugh- ter, Paulina, who have been at James- town for the Summer, are spending a f"a days in Boston en route to Cincin- nati. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Andre W. Brew- ster are spending some time at the Weylin, in New York. Lieut. Col. Campbell B. Hodges, mili- tary aide to the President, was the guest at luncheon yesterday at the Carlton of Col. Joseph I. McMullen. Col. and Mrs. H. B. Mitchell of Chicago are at the Shoreham for a s'ay of a few days. Col. and Mrs. Richard M. Cutts en- tertained at dinner last evening at CrapeMyrtle, "2 MARYLAND NURSERY NORMAN FARM ™ POTOMAC, MD. DY A SHORT DRIVE A SPLENDID DINNER —lnd the gracious hospitality and Old Wcrld beauty that makes dining at Normandy Farm a distinct pleasure. French cuisine adapted to American tastes. Steak, ham, chicken znd fish dinners. Spe- cizl arrangements for bridge parties. Luncheon, Tea,Dinner Sunday Breakfast 3 miles from Distriet Line. cos . then Eotomac, Sia hen 1" m "™ Phone Rockville 352 Genesiess Hendpicks In Bemesscee 'at dinner last evening with Miss Mary | Virginia Beach last evening to remain | 2go. Lieut. and Mrs. Newum Longfellow will entertain a party at the dinner dance st the Shoreham this evening in compliment to Col. G. DePreest Larner, who has just returned to Wash- ington from lAnlley Pleld, Va. Military Institute and Mrs. John A. Lejeune will have as their guests over Sunday Col. and Mrs. Singleton, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hines at White Sulphur Springs. The former counselor of the Hun- gerian legation here, M. Andor de Her- ! spending a short time in Washington and are occupying the home of the Jatter's pzrents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Reynclds Hitt. Mr. Hertelendy is now attached to the foreign office in Buda- pest and is on vacation. Double Wedding at Noon Today of Unusual Interest. The New York Avenue Presbyterian Church was the scene of a double wed- ding of ruch interest in military circles at nopn today, when Miss Winifred Nancy Ross became the bride of Lieut. William B. Forse of Fort Davis, Pan- ama, and her sister, Miss Dorothy Frances Ross, was married to Lieut. George Edward Lynch, U. 8. A. ‘The brides are the daughters of Maj. and Mrs. Frank K. Ross. The arrangements for the nupthls were charming in detail, with military pomp and ceremony prevailing. The altar was banked with Autumn flowers mingled with foliage, and as the guests were assembling a program of orga.n se- lecmms was given. The Rev. Df. 1200, pastor of the church, offic} Thz brides were given in murhge by their father, and they both wore Patou models of ivory satin, hats to match, and carried shower bouquets of white roses and lilies of the valley. They had as their only attendant Miss Eleanor Peirce, who was in a jade green satin gown, with a hat to match, and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow roses. Lieut. Forse had as his best man Capt. Curtis Deware, U. S. A, and Lieut. Lynch d as his best man Lieut. Thomas ° W. Hammond, jr., U. 8. A, stationed at Fort Washing- ton. The ushers for the weddings were Lieut. Edwin M. Van Bibber, Lieut. Simmons, Lieut. Caraway and Lieut. Connolly. A reception followed in the home of the bride’s parents at 2612 Woodley place for relatives and intimate friends. The recelving party stood before a screen of foliage and assisting the couples were the parents of the bride. Mrs. Ross wore a gown of Spanish green velvet with a corsage bouquet of yellow rcees and lilies of the valley. Later in the day the young officers —ee DOCTORS Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 THE For Men Including The handkerchiefs of‘finc iy [ ! aC ¢1 each Other Monozrams Dane in America Machine Embroidered Initials or Name on Linen Handkerchiefs, 75¢ for Embroidering 6 HANDKERCHIEF SHOP—STREET s FOOR It takes six weeks to get Handkerchiefs Monogrammed in Switzerland for Christmas Giving Handkerchiefs so exquisitely fine that you can tell at a glance they have come to us from foreign lands . . . the monograms or initials of rare beauty. $9.00 for six Domestic Embroidered Handkerchiefs May Be as Individual as You Wish Only a Few Monograms Are Sketched Here linen with colored borders also novelty silk .. . the color may be repeated in the monogram. The Handkerchiefs, $1 to $2.50 Each new L For Women Monograr- pure white linen or white For Women Range from 30c Up The superintendent of the Virginia | telendy, and Mme. de Hertelendy are | Wo land their brides left for a wedding trip. Mrs. Lynch was in a beige en- semble trimmed with s sable collar and Mrs. Forse wore a blue wool crepe ensemble with a hat to match and tan accessories. Lieut. and Mrs. Lynch will- be at home at Fort Benning, Ga., and Lieut. and Mrs. Forse will go to the former's post at Fort Davis, Panama. Among the out-of-town guests were Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Frank R. McCoy of Fort McPherson, Miss Mar- garetta McCoy of Lewistown, Pa.; Mr. George Ross of Harrisburg, Pa., grand- ) father of the brides; Dr. H. M. Vastine of Harrisburg, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Cathcart of Merlon Pa.; Miss Gen- vieye Macklin of McVeytown, Pa.; Mr. | H. L. Horton of New York, Mrs. James cdruff of Fort Leavenworth, Kans., and Miss Mary K. Sutton of Fort Thomas, Ky. | Garrison-Shields Wedding This Afternoon. Shields, daughter of Mr. E. A. Shields of Melrose, Mass,, to Dr. Curtis Wiswell Garrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles { W. Garrison, will take place this after- | noon at 2:30 o'clock in the Women's City Ciub. Mrs. Depew, wife of the late former | Senator Chauncey M, Depew, who is spending scmetime at Briarcliff Manor, New York, entertained at dinner there last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henr{ de Sibour were hosts to a small gro at dinner jast evening at the Shoreham. Mr. Chauncey G. Parker, jr., was host at_the dinner dance last evening at the Shoreham, his guests including M. Andor de Hertelendy and Mme. de Hertelendy, and Mr. and Mrs. Cort- landt Parker. Mr. Chauncey G. Parker, left this morning to meet Mrs. Parker and their little family, who are en route from Canada, where they spent { the Summer, to Wushmgwn. Mr. and Mrs, Harry Campbell Graef have gone to Chicago, where they are visiting their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Moore, formerly of Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hagner entertained informally at dinner last evening at the Shoreham. Mrs, Stanley Rinehart entertained at lunchzon yesterday at Hot Springs where she is for the Autumn season. Mme. Annita B. Gaburri who spent the Summer in Providence, R. I, re- turned yesterday to Washington and has opened her apartment at Wardman Park r::ot:'l for the approaching Winter months, Mrs. D, J. Dunigan has returned to her apartment in the Shoreham after a Summer spent at Gibson Island. She accompanied by her three young children, David J. Dunnigan, B!‘ Helen M. Dunigan and Robert Barry Dunigan. Danish Club Celebrates King’s Anniversary Today. The Danish Club will celebrate the birthday anniversary of King Christian of Denmark this evening, when a pro- gram of music appropriate to the day vl be given in the Institute of Musical Art. Members of the Danish legation staff will attend the concert, but there will be no other celebration, owing to the absence of the Minister, who has not returned from his vacation in his Scandinavian hom Baxter entertained at a picnic party in Rock Creek Park yesterday for her young daughter, Joy, who celebrated her 9th birthday an- niversary. Guests were Doreen Penn, Mary Barbara Stark, Betty Bell, Bar- bara Whitney, Virginia Ballou, Rose- mary Nolan, Virginia Wilkinson and Mary Estelle Welch. Miss Katharine Reed Elliott has re- turned to Washington after spending the Summer in Europe. She, with a Thfl c)ll-se ma" HE likes sys- tem as it relates to or- derliness and an ar- ranged control of the affairs of the hotel, but he dislikes stand- ardizaticn, YOU know the sound and Ioeks of the word “standard- izaticn” are very much like “steriliza- tion.” It is not an unnatural asscciation, for if you standardize too much you steridize alI originality and en- thusiasm. I HE Lee House spckesman says you will not find a dead standardization guiding our hotel. We do have a basis of procedure, of course, and our organization is expected to serve you in the manner laid down for their guid- ance, but we'll waive any rule and we per- mit a latitude to our staff to do so if, in any prcpzr way, you will be better served. WE have no standardizat’on, BUT we have standards, and they are high—all directed to an interest in the welfare and comfort of our guests, Fifteenth at L Decatur 0160 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, The marriage of Miss Hazel Deane | | 1931. MISS EUNICE JAMESON, Daughter of Interstate Commerce Com- missioner and Mrs. M. S. Jameson, who will mingle with the debutantes when visiting her family during her vacations from Smith College, where she goes to finish her course. —Underwood Photo. party of friends, spent some time mo- toring in France and visited the Colo- nial %xposlu(m in Paris. Mrs. Anthony Gerhard Hubbard en- tertained a small company at luncheon today at the Shoreham. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt had guests lunching with her informally yes- terday at the Carlton. Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carr will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary this eve- ning in their home at 923 Decatur street northwest. Their guests will be mem- bers of the Excelsior Club and an in- teresting program will be given at 8 o’clock, after which Mr. and Mrs. Carr will hold a reception. Mrs. Willlam Rogers Westerfield of Upper Montclair, N. J., is at the Carl- ton for a short stay. Miss Minna Niemann has moved 'to 1906 Florida avenue, where she will make her home through the Winter. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Francke will be hosts to a party of 12 at the dinner dance at the Shoreham this evening. Mrs. Amelia Gude Thomas, president of the Zonta Club of Washington, and Mrs. Emily Dickinson, chairman of the Program Committee, will have charge of the dinner to about 90 given at Olney Inn, Md., at 6 o'clock this evening when the Zonta Clubs of Annapolis, Freder- ick and Hagerstown will unite with them. Arts Club Will Resume Its Activities Tomorrow. The Arts Club will open its Autumn and Winter season after a Summer of | inactivity with an exhibition by the Landscape Club of Washington in the club's exhibition rooms at 2017 I street | northwest tomorrow afternoon, when the Art Committee will serve as the host. Mr. A. H. R. Rolle is chairman of the Art Committee, and he is also president of the Landscape Club. The woman members of the Art Committee will preside over the tea table. Thursday evening, October 1, the Arts Club will give its first formal din- ner at 7 o'clock. There will be no set after-dinner program, but members and their guests will assemble in the audi- torium at 8:30 in a general get-together party to talk over plans for the new season. Mrs. George Winter of St. Louis ar- rived in Washington and is at the Shoreham. Mrs. George W. Clement, who for-| merly made her home in Bristol, Tenn., has come to Washington to live and has gkéxi an apartment at Wardmen Park of Mr, and Mrs. John H. Seippel of Philadelphia, Pa., are at the Car] ton for a few days. Mrs. A. Page Brown of San Francisco, Calif, is at the Fairfax Hotel for a short 'stay. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Potter h.lv! come here from Winter Park, Fla., spend several days and have taken l suite at Wardman Park Hotel for the duration of their stay. Mrs. J. T. Crabs of New York City s at the Shoreham, where she has leasex an apartment for the Winter. Miss Mary G. Knvanuugh of Roanoke, Va., is passing a few days at the Dodze and is accompanied by Miss Margaret M. Sauter of Port.smouth Ohio, Miss M. D. Walker motored to Wash- ington from her home in New Canaan, Conn., lnd is smppmg at the Carlton. Cnrdmnl l’ncelh on Vacation. VATICAN CITY, September 26 (#).— Cardinal Pacelli, the Fapal secretary of State, left today for a month's vacation in Switzerland accompanied by Mgr. Francis J. Spellman of Whitman, Mass, It is unlikely that Premier Mussolini Wiél visit Pope Pius before the cardinal returns, LOST. 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Reward. white “gold. 5 ack, “"Reward. and Re- " | JENKINS, JAMES P. Bratha. AUSTIN. FREDE] : ‘Thursda: Mhumhr 24, Il'tllc-ti h P! -QI at l"r AUsT bcl%v"hofl. husband ~of Annie A. Funeral trom, the sbove residence piember 28, at 10 thel Gematers, ris, Va. BARNWELL. NATHA! Priday, Sep- tember 26 1531, ot Frecdmen s HospiaL RATHANT the late Thomas and Thwell, brother of James M o Elease, Weeler, ~ Fun September 29, at 1 bm. from i Sarvis Co." funeral Shireh: Interment Arlington Tt nw Netonel Cemeters. CANNON, THOMAS A. tember” 34, 1931, at Bis cl‘m ; THOM. on rment. Moynt Bivec"Cemetery. CUMMINGS, IDA MILSTEAD. 'ptember 25, 1931, at 10 am.. GeRcematia Sueh st CUMMINGS, beloved w D:lnmlnl:d aged 62 sbove residen 1 thence .oomo..“a.m. Fai D, at friends fhvited. CUSHINEBERRY. CHARLES ; R) day, September 24, 1931 his ' residen Thoma: CHARLES eyl H, Y, husband of Emma Cushineberry an ther of Viola Jones and Chester C bei Funeral Sundsy. September m. from Third Baptist Ch will lle Trom Satiirday, 6 . Departed_ th 1931, at Gallinger Hq bet‘tlr known, a8 “Littig He leaves to mourn K] Sunday September and relnlve! ‘invited. mont Cemetery. FRANCIS. MARGARET C. on Friday. Sep. tember 25, ARGARET C. Beloved -mum-r (R ek Francis tnoe Draley) te Dr. William E. Frane Fu- -l lrom Sier iate residence. §23 Lamont on Monday. September 23, at Reauiem mass at_ St. Gabrie 9 o'clock. Relati friends Interment Mount Olivet Ceme- at_1 p.m. 1atérment. Rose: Ohurch at invited. tery. HARRISON, JOHN T, On Priday, ldn:m- ptember pom. " Relatives and Friongsavited."* Thtérment in Gonsres: sional Cemetery. 27 HOLLINGSHEAD, SAMUEL A. On_Prida; Beptember 35, 1931, at Providence Hospit SAMUEL A."beloved husband of the la! ry xum JFiolin 1 r ik R and Bessie G Hollingshead, axed “Puneral from his late Tesidence, 106" Rasemar evy Monday, September 38, and friends invited to Fort Lincoln Cemetery. HOLMES. REBECCA B. Devarted this life W. Va. RE Whil ::nl a:‘; lntlr:'e’m « Avhite al !ulrhur Springs, September 26, On Priday, September 25, 1931, Beloved husband of Vergle s, Jenkims And father of Prancis 3. Jenkins. ‘A faithfu Cemerery for 31 years: late residence, 2l F it o T 28, Septe at Xrlendlr invited. Inedrimint o l\7 Qot.Jotin -Y‘I-Mh Astor L!n l\mdny. Beptember 27, A Schippert. st Taneral parii, 3008 Penmsy MAGRUDER, SAMUEL FIELDER. day, September 25. 1931, at hi Congress Helgnts, D, C., beloved "husband of “Annie )(l(rlder (Dee Fletcher). Puneral ‘from iate residence Monday, September 38, 15 p.m. Servi ¢ Congress Heights odist Ghureh at 2 b.m. tives and glendx invited. Interment Cedar Hul eme MAISH, ALEXANDER W. On Pridsy, Sep- tember 35, 1931 8¢ Walter Roed Bo?i Col, ALEXANDER W. MAISH, U. 8. A, of 4355 Klis Joseph _Gaylers ave. n.w. Washingion Cathe temper 28, at MASON. i on Tuesda; ;"Eup’ aumm:nfi."fls‘x oty E‘r oved wife of ¥ Randolph M lluon. u?o{‘s‘#non Cogy. of Andrew lnd AIuE Pa. and A " eral nd on residence, wipe out m: But this they vu:?mn never, The. memory of 't Wnen we were all “toscthe 'mi’ um.v. 3 . 3. All sent Grand the District Grand H,omho R eques! attend uu tineal of ex-District Grand N, MI] 0 Geparted “Nits life Tues 1931, at her residence, Funeral Sunday. Septembe: {rom Zion Baptist Church, ¥ s frd and 4 s, P MAUR’ fee” Dm;m Srang M. No. Afle.b "LETITIA A. LEWIS, District Grand Muo\. nmm Al oficers and mem- bers of EI Chapter, No. 6, o Zion, Baptist C‘hureh r S September 27, 1 lo attend the Luneral of Hoflaud Lady MINNIE MASO! Tder "HON. LADY NAOMI GRINAGE, R. M. COGH RALPH BARB( HI XLL Bee. INNIE, The oficers and bers of AHCII Cou No. Order of Pene, “ire requestedlio sttehd e fane of M MASON, on Sund September r 27, 1931, at 1 p.m., fr m Zion Biptist Ohurch. Al 'sister cou vited. SUS! R HENRI JORDON, MAMIE L. STEWART, Sec'y. ASON. MINNIE. The officers and mem- bers df the Grand Court. H. of J, are re quested to at he 1;xlnen| of Grand V. i i, Gevtember 21, 1831 D. m zion m:usz’gnurch All m‘;er caurts“ue REGORY TSBAD me; Eng. MAMIE L. MCELROY, CASSIE u. Priday, Septem- 25, Joap atthe rSaldence o her‘en: 5y M. Grimes. 747 Quebec Remain G. !ect Bunsty atternoon, .m. Fu- xlvllll. tem| Berel Services and” nteriment Ohlo. i MINTO. JOSEPH SWEETEN. i el at 1:15 p.m. ESTHe Foieeopei i Rel Tives ” and" Blends " {avited: © Thterment church cemetery. 7 NICHOLS, FRANCES on g NicHOLS. G- ,Departed this lite 351, FRANSES riLSoN, ELEANOR INGLE, On Thursday September 24, residence, Wardman Plrk u ELEANOR 1IN TLSO] aughter of the James 1. "4 Dototy Killpaon Ps Bne is survived by one brotn Pilso; 4 Fiison of - Asheville, Fu neral services at her lete 'residence on Monday, Scptember 28, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. RODIER, JAMES LA COSTE. Euddenh‘ Friday, September 25 1031, Md, JAMES LA COSTE YU year of his Sevtember 38, at, 130 B, Sardo: funerst ‘chapel. lnter ent Glenwood Cemetery. BSAM. GRACE CARROLL HUNTER. On Baturdey, September 26. 1631, at 4,18 a.m.. at Sibley Hoy RACE Ernest Carl Rygosam ‘an mond Hunter Ruebsam. late residence. 10 T st. tember 28, at 2:30 . SANDERS, ELLA NEAL. The funeral of 19 flower Hotel, day merning. mber Shera Montgomery will officiate services will begin at 10:30 oelock lur will be et Terre Haute, Ind., ’nlMA! afterncon. !l\ll’l'll. IICHAID Departed this life lud nly, 2, 1, 'i 2 s W, leaves to mourn lhll! loving wife, Matt Smith; on: !I\N. brolherm !our lln.rs nnd a d Saturday, tl laware ween L and M llm Co., Va. Wedn.ldly Chure mermcm Cu TERRELL, WANA PEARSALL. Sepiember T 1031, At 1335 o TERRELL, devoted vm of ton Terrell and mother of Frances. 3 a Saturdag, Yeptember 30, at. 8 B the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, You st. nw. Interment at Luray, ! tember 27. THOMAS, ALMIRA., Departed this life 2as. | Beptember 26, ¢ v- ™ - | THOMAS, JORN H. b s .,mr.t. GEORGE L WALTON, Becretars, 's Pro- G etets i atend O ATy 'og. at 1 4 B tro lmm Jon'\vm W. lflm ,Iflm Pres. GEORGE L. WALTON, Secy. THOMAS, JONN .. Members of the Youns Men's Tmmedin Taguested (o Sttend the. mnenl um ‘Sunday, Sep ::‘l" l%(’g "‘ lk‘hh n' lk! Church, cor- reor HOLLAND, Pres. MAS, JOHN H. All semane’ Chapter, No. embers of ane . Knight JOHN rder of ANIT 'RAGUE. ‘A or ot Ootéon’ ng ongfilm R P MARY E. WHITE, Sec. THOMAS. JORN M., All jembers of By- thagoras ‘Lodge, Ne grdered to assemble at umnu Teinpie, nd You » Septembe: A JOU S S e Densem ot dis al'of cur late brotbar, Wednesday, e e Hospital P 2nnie Elizabetk, Herth f rner. He also leave relatives and a ha‘: of mind- lam H. Wrig) Eelites .na‘fi:em‘: invited Interment o¢ Cedar 5l Cemn W Rember 26108, at 5:35 & s"“'?‘n’e"r - ot s . fl.‘:elr r Marlboro, ,% .ROBA LEE loved wifs of Willlam H. 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