Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1931, Page 9

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Georgia 1330-1331 WEDNESDAY, SEP MBER 30, 1831 MRS. COOKE, FLORIST HERE 28 YEARS, DIES Native of England Came to T. 8. on Honeymoon in 1884, Funeral Tomorrow. Mrs. Geéorge H. Cooke, Washington florist for 28 years, died yesterday at THE WEATHER District of Columbia, Maryland, Vir- and | ginla and West Virginia—Fair warmer tonight and tomorrow; gentle variable winds becoming south or southwest. Report for Last 24 Hours. Tem] ture. Barometer. % Inches. 0 30.28 her residence after a long illness. Fu-| ;a4 neral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at Joseph Gawler's Sons’ funeral home, 1754 Pennsylvania avenue. Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery will follow. Mrs. Cooke, who had conducted the florist business at 1709 Connecticut ave- nue since the death of her husband in 1920, resided at 1605 Kearney street northeast, with her daughter, Mrs. Ed- ward Niedomanski. She was born in England in 1863, coming to this coun- try in 1884 with her husband. journey to America was a part of the honeymoon, and the young couple set- tled in Washington after visiting here & short time. With her husband, she established the business in 1903. She was & member of the Soroptomist Club and a past worthy matron of Na- omi Chapter, No. Order of Eastern Star. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Nied- smanski, she is survived by three Efind- children and one great-grandchild. bt s 52 JAMES B. HUGHES DIES AT VETERANS’ HOSPITAL Treasurer of Theater Here Saw 18 Months Service in France During World War‘ James B. Hughes, 41, treasurer of the Shubert-Belasco Theater, former treasurer of Poli's Theater, and & former actor, died yesterday at Mount Alto Hospital, following an illness of several months. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afterncon at Hysong's funeral parlors, followed by burial in Arlington National Cemetery. Mr. Hughes, who was well known throughout the theatrical world, was born in Brooklyn. He came to Wash- ington soon after his discharge from the Rainbow Division, after serving 18 months in France, and became treasurer of Poli’s Theater. When that building was razed by the Government, the Shuberts transferred him to the Belasco Theater. He participated in several major engagements with the Army in France. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Léru')nen M. Hughes, 809 Quackenbos street. Marriage Licenses. Maj. Barnwell R. and Foyils B dray, TE5 e ity ReY. am Dotilas s, Brlnkley 5. and Marguerite 3 Dunham D. Martin, 30; Rev. oocar J. etssiey. 36, and Mary M. Krels, 27, Foth of - Baltimore; Rev. Charies J. Trinxaus. 5 B Clayton, 23 it 20; 2 nce A, Wyatt, 31, T5° voin ‘of Richmon, W. Ryder, 33, Colonfal Beach, and B, Weaver, 27, this city; Judge Rob- ert B, Mattingly, 25, _Grand Rapld: Paul Humiston, s, Mich™ ana Nettie M: Groff, 3L, thiscity] and Hazel C. Ash- Phelps Han o Sone. 34, . John E. Bri ng 19, both u-mn.u this_city, and Garonzik, 27. “Buitimore: Rev. 3. 3 Roy E Hagerdon, 27, this cit N Kevpinger. 32, " Auentown, Rev. Rugsell aroid Nystromy 35, and _Ruth Greenwood, Cit; h, Green % TR The | 1 and Olss T. Omabs, nambomvfihy ©. |sRosnzE. v. Allan F. | Blttaby High m. yesterday: year ago, 71. Lowest, (9, 6 .m. today; year 8go, 52. Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) .| cept a position in . | partment. The Sllll and Moon. Rises. Sets. Sun, today...... 6:02a.m. 5:54 p.m. 6:04 a.m. 5:51 pm. Moon, toda; 7:04 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Automobile ps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Rainfall. Monthly rainfall in inches in the Capital (current month to date): Month, 1931, Average. Rewrd. January 86 358 09 '8 3.75 3.27 3.60 413 5 H Stations, “eer a9joUI0IN: *+ *gup1ass. Abilene, Albany, N, Atiantic & E Blimarck: N Boston, Mass.. Buflalo, N. ¥, Glear Clear Clear Clear Pt.cloudy Clear 25888888 FIPTHITIIS , O Cleveland, ' Ohio. Columbia, 8. Clear Pt cloudy Denver, Clear ue32: 222u! SRR EIIIRI3R R RIs RN R3S3338geRIRI28 33222818228 Clear Pt.cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy BEERARERSRNEE! ar Raining Clear Slest 8: Clear udy Pt.cloudy Tampa, Fla Clear WASH., D, C. 88 R e E e RN FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, today.) Stations. Tempgriture, Weather. Gerard Kirsopp, 27, New York cuy, and | Vien am E"n" V. Hard, 26, this city; Rev. lenderson. E. Garner, 21, Ges creasy. Ta, . greasy, Ta. ‘both of ‘Ruchmone, e £ | Stock . Henry & Whitfeld. 33, oht Flogence E Gox, 33, Bitsdon: Vor Rae Thomas_ H 3 Thomas enwr.‘ 21, and Geneva Am. Deaths | chorted. es A, ?IEDOWEU. 91, United States ner. 88, 20 H st ne Ferrel, T, Be"elitbetn's Hos- Zarounl. 68, 1638 14t & Conrior. 85, Georse "Washington | Jon ta) Chester Marghall Wiihelmina H. Bowma RO R ‘James George. 40, 2133 Pennsylvania sve. George L. Birch. 36, MeKine X s It AT, B e Donaldson, Jr. 13 months. Chil- d""' A0t oF Ja d Elizabeth M, ant e € fll{n‘fl days., Prov! i ! R ant"of Jon and. Hospital asgi Becti nple Castiesnau. 4 on” Hogoita osie uccnnnon. 3 days, 120,. v/bxu " Proctor. 21, ‘Freedmen's Hos U!‘llld lehen 19, Gl" inger Helen Spri; G!D; am:n ula A Pflmlr.’.\ Rigone. girl, Richard E. and Hazel V. Windsor. George E. and Katherine 1 Hall. boy. hn L and Ruth E.Heberle. boy. C. ‘and Sarah E. Cluke. boy. d Estelle Robinson. bo Bigger and Better Funerals At Half the Usual Cost Are Dome by CHAMBERS l:' Whole Faneral for as $75 Dz New Fa‘ll Suits Topcoats 525 Fine Qualities Excellent Tailoring Good Style Pay in Convenient Weekly or Monthly Amounts Easy to Meet EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F STS. itzer] holm, Gibraltar, ' Spain.. 98 Rai (Noos orezn-icn ‘time. toda: Horta (Fayal). 5 OER clouay nnem omeruun-\ Hamilton, Bermud; Glear uan, Raf in Cloudy Clear pRithicil (o PR einedi HEART ATTACK FATAL Miss Lovenia Mary Buell, 16, of 4608 Davenport street, daughter of Miner W. Buell, Navy Department draftsman, died suddenly last night of a heart at- tack, said to have been superinduced by asthma. The fire rescue squad and | two physicians were summoned when she was stricken, but attempts to re- vive her were futile. Miss Buell had been suffering for some time with asthma. Newspaper Man Dies. Jl}gw YORK,KSfipm}:r 30 P)— ohn Tyronne Kelley, 49, newspaper man and banking executive, died yes- terday in a hospital of pneumonia. He was born in Buffalo, N. Y. He became | engaged in new-puger work in St. Louls, Washington and York. For the last three years he had been an execu- tive in the receivmmn department of the Irving Trust Bowlers Prompt Exhibition. The craze for bowler hats for women has inspired an exhibition of “lnthuc"} bowlers at Lancaster House, in Londan. Such interest has the revival of a Vic- | torian fashion caused that a number of late Victorian hats and bonnets were added to the costume section. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Ani Resci Leagua. 6 Macyland ave b et soss ONEY, on F st.; owner can_secure B escitbine, amoust and paving. for " this ad._Mrs. G Day. phone Potomac Soret, '+ LOST._ APRON, Biack_and whité, on Mt. Plensant A Pestuy * mothine. hn er please re- Far to omnac S 10 UTOMOBILE xzvs—'rvu. “Btudebaker; on Sora Ehone cor 3047 BEAGLE HO HOUND—Bllck and white, female; JSwestier Maryla land Y rewava, Jonn 1. Ger- Flatinum, dismond, 4th appRTE Geottin_ 30683 l!ur.rnm BRIEF GASE, black leathier, containing ad- yertising samples. front "of Gathedral Man turned to BRA vicinit rewar fnsone. 2 Los't-—col.vunm SAND & GRAVEL PRE- Certificates Nos. -n.u. Caach dated Otiober 15 193 . 902, 5 shares, dated October Doine pary ‘B i 5 shar e September TION, AN, £0.,_INC.. 3860, HANDBAG, bln , Wity other material ryn.u ward if returned. oon xnronuk' BRAWNER oney, keys and owner; re- ] Md. Phe Reward if returned. * PACEAGE containing 3 dress Tensthe of silk e e 100 store. CRAQE of wearing apoarel, Trom MotoF | PACKAC cycle. 1731 Tth st. n.w. POCKETBOOK, containing P; R H- Dass ia- gied 1o & E "Baker and {15) i money. pléase Finde: rn to Mr. i" SAtd manic, New Jersey ate: yard, FoR: .na num iiberal reward. Black 1 m‘ "Fag Nor 1253¢, ' Goors D Hltl m ’:’IEI: em”lnY Qf the K'tl"o- A Reward 1 Cried. fo Folice Depariment, or call A% {antio 0334, t. Jol Ting enizal Btadfum: Fonaries ard. _Lincoln 10136. bl ll:e. mnt on mal " Wednesday, l:lnll! Onl!z{ hlnln ol ljb'r:l N- *d_Phone Adams 1813-R. TRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER—White and black, with tan: named Ruff: in th. VllllI"! of Wesley Heishts. Tominy McLachle _apd tan Round ls:thar ms‘r WATCH. and bracelet, in’al and 125 Rock Or. Ch. rd., oF cars, Upshur; o= ard. Adams 4042-W. 65 ll‘&'h':;: Ehephera” S647-W. Indy's Oruen” white eold, s between 212 Varni 2nd ‘and topa A. B. SMITH FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW | .4 Retired Postal Employe and For- mer West Virginia Editor to Rest at Fort Lincoln. ‘The body of Arthur Boreman Smith, 83, retired employe of the Post Office Department and former editor of several ‘West Virginia newspapers, will be buried in Fort Lincoln Cemetery tomorrow afternoon, following funeral services at 2:30 o'clock at his late residence, 1826 Lamont street. Mr. Smith died yesterday at his home following & paralytic stroke. He was born in Tyler County, W. Va., and after long iod of newspaper work in thlt State came to Washington to ac- the Post Office De- He was a member of the West Vir- ginia State Soclety, the Mount Pleasant Soclety and the Men's Bible class of Calvary Methodist Church. He is sur- vivsd by three daughters, Mrs. Harry C. Oberholser and Miss Louise J. Smith of Washington and Mrs. Oliver M. Ruark of Baltimore, and three grand- sons, Robert and Eric Ruark of Balti- more and Dr. Arthur E. Ruark of Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN WASHINGTON RITES . |WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for John Washing- ton, a descendant of the family of George Washington, will be held tomor- row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at the resi- dence, 4522 Thirtieth street. Burial will be_in Oak Hill Cemetery. i Mr. Washington, who died yesterday, | was the grandson of Sarah Tayloe Washington, a grandnlege of George Washington, He was born King George County, Ve. and was a resi- FALL PROVES FATAL A fractured hip suffered in & fall down st of her home a month O'Brien, She died at M\'I Innmn for 12 lxuu. urvloes are to be held at the uu:nd Heart Church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Qemetery. inm QUINN. MR, AND MBs. ABTHUR L o Mr. and Mrs. AR'mvn T8, B tember 29, 1931, & son. . Braths. BARBEE. SUSAN €. On ber 29, 193 bor Lne"d.'“ o ark: Md. SUsu v ot Robert at'h PR “inftTient tery. BEALL, OLIVE VIRGINIA E. Septémber 29, 1931, Dital; OLIVE HRO!NM X, BEA daughter of s nd e "1"\2?"%._ ington, Mass 8t 9 a.m.at St John's Catho: lic ‘Church. Forest Glen, Md. Interment church cemetery. BINGHAM, JAMES T. Suddenly. on day, September 29. 1931, at his resi T.” BING! Tues- BUELL, LOVINA MARY. 00, Tieds tember 29, 1931, LOVINA M. beloved daugnter of Miner W. ‘and: Laurs W. Buell. aged 16 years. Funeral services 4608 Da on Thursday, October 1, COOKE, SARAH ELIZABE' On Tu September 29, 1931 a8 ber residence. 1 Kearney st.” n.e. Z. Widow ot “Gieorse” - Cook of Mrs. Edward moaommm Joseph! ‘ment Rock Creek Cemetery, - COOKE, SARAH E. A special meeting of Neomi Chapter, No. 3. O E. § is caned Tor “Thursday. - October i, "i:30 at Masonic Temple. {o attend, the suneral of our late sister order of the W. M. M. H. oouw. see. dent of Washington for 33 years. He came to this city to work for the Post .| Office Department, a Fx(tlm he held until his retirement three years ago. He was_a life member of Continental Lodge, F. A. A. M, New York City. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs John M. Kerr, and one son, Dr. Daniel B. Washington, TAKOMA WOMAN DIES By s Staff Correspondent of The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md.. September 30. —Mrs. Susan C. Barbee, 83, died yes- terday at her home, 112 Willow ave- nue, Takoma Park. She was born in [ Marshall, Va. She leaves two sons, Robert A. Bar- bee, an attorney, of Forest Glen, Md.. and W. J. Barbee, formerly a detec- tive sergeant on the Washington police force, of Washington; and three daugh- ters, Mrs. Charles Brickland of Chi- cago, Mrs. Charles Hughes of Fairfax, VA.,l and Miss Bessie Barbee of Takcma Parl Funeral arrangements have not been completed, but burial will be in Rock Creek cemetery COPP RITES TOMORROW Funeral lervwes for Walter Granville Copp, who died Monday at his home, 519 Lamont street, will be held tomor- row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the S. H. Hines funeral parlors. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mr. Copp was a native of Washington, and had been employed at the Govern- ment Printing Office for 238 years. He was past master of the New Jerusalem Lodge, No. 9, F. A. A. M,, and a mem- bll‘ of Columbia Chapter, No. 1, R. A M. Besides his* widow, Mrs. Sarah C. Copp, he is survived by a scn, Walter G. Copp, jr., a brother, Samuel A. all of Washington. ____ FUNERAL DIBECTORS T W SAFFERL PERSON. ERVICE—REASONABLE. _83 1 R Nat'l_0587. Frank Gexer s Sons Co. AR e Teleonone National 2473 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel «2 A ST. NE. Lincoln 0524 Ambulance service. ~ Joseph F. Bu‘ch’s Sons 3034 M St N-W. - Buonn st ates V. L. SPEARE CO. Nelther the successors of nor connected with ‘the original W. R Epesre establish- L 1 t. Piione Nationa1 2002, 5 ormerly 940 F St. N.W. ‘Estabiished JOHN R. WRIGHT co. | __1387 10th 8t N.W. _ Phone North 0047. LM GAWLER €O = Funergl Directors 804_M_St. N.W. Pot. 4170, 4171 CHAS S. ZURHORST PITY 3 J- WILLIAM LEE'S SONS, 'UNERAL DIRECTORS CRE‘\IA TORIUM NATIONAL 1384, 1383 ALFRED B. GAWLER WALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A. GAWLER Corp, 2nd a sister, Mrs. Edna C. Beck, | EMMERICH, MARY COL September 2. J.. MARY wife ‘of George ‘(on Funeral from her late ;:esmflmmr“:’ Cal ™ ence, alvert st. n.w.. on - day, ‘October 1,_at 3 O'ciock. .. x.‘&!- ment private. Please omit flowers. FOWLE, BERNARD H. tember 29, Alexandria, Va. gflm: R, HE! ‘R, MENRY LOUIS. % 'huwi 1, at his'res Buchanan st. n.w., HENRY loved husband of Plorence C. Funeral {rom 4515 Rock Creek church ri n.e. on Thursday, Octobe: 2:30 Tntérment Rock Creek Gemetery. GARVES. HIBURCIO K. On Sept t Walter Reed Ho K beloved busnand. of Fiineral from the W, W, Hnersl home. 1400 Chay Thursday, Gotober 1, &t 3 Bom. Arlisrton’ National Cometery: GUNNETT, THEODORE. w-dnunny tember 30. 1931, At Frostburg. M ‘fl|18: . DORE GUNNEIT. aged 76 ‘sears; be " father of Mrs. Mll lflblly‘ lmm of funeral later. HINCOCK. MRS. SALLIE FRANCES. Septem! Teoitnce Bt ey o dI3d B HANCOCK. er g4th year. eral from”the residence of Joha" W, Hahoort. 018 2nd st. s.w., Roanoke, Va., 3 p.m. Thursdey. g HARRIS, BENJAMIN esday. SeDtember So. 1951, HENJASHN BoF o be: bers o, funeral home on Friday, Oc: iober 2, at'il am. Interment Lincolnla, l!A!l.lP. ber CHARLES L. On Mon t 31, pm. Rel 531, o to -mn latives ‘and. iriends HYoRES lt l(.n.\:at Alm‘#flnllll. ‘m 20, 1931, it I = Dand of Lillian M, Hughes, 509 Gunsrenbas st. al “se ., Hysone's b 1 pm. Interment Ariintton National Cemetery. IE. 3 I”;:E‘.m'g" this life Tuesday, Tt 8 ‘Wedn: 4 .hm:’;r ’l:" inlen:'dnlly -?’wmmr Jm . SO 4Ry, Ay CLE B":a loll of lhl hl Anh T2l from n Moreland. ' n Frid -'u RO ullnl at Interment Shves cemeters: O'BRIEN, MARY M. On Tuesdy ber 1931, [ &w Uaiversity” Hospitat, MARY MO mother of the late Luke C. O'Bri neral services at Saffel’s chapel, nn lnll H sts. n.w. Th at am. . Requle meare hurch _ at e Tnterment. Mount Shives "cemetery. OFFUTT, NITA. Tuesdsy. !enzenb:; 19, 1931, FFUTT, EVOM ‘wife ln. 1 FiaTave, nw. Notice of }nw'lnfr RAWLINGS. FRANCES ELAINE. On Tues- dny. September 20, 1931, at Walter Reed Oe:&nluflosmul. ICES ELAINE, be- e FRANG of Prancis H. Rawlings, mi . Quartermaster Corps, U. 8. e 3 Serv- ‘e-r of he{‘ age. * doligued nal Cem.: On Tuesday, Sep- Children’s. Hospital, infant ~ daughter _of Ge org - and Josephine. Reld and Srand: daughter of James W. and Esther M. Reld. W. W. Chambers Co.'s fu Thursdsy, October I .1 ment In Oedar BOI Cemeters. RODENHAUSEN, ALVINA On Wednes- day, September 30. 1931, -‘ the residence of her daughter, Mrs P. O. Maler, 3636 T st. n.w. Mrs. ALVINA A. RODENHAUSEN. Higtaral from her Jate fesidence on Thurs: day, October 1, at 7 o'clock pm. Inter- ment Jersey City. N. SMALLWOOD. GUY, On Monday, tem- gur, 28, 133!. at 8:45 a.m.. at his ref unee, SMA of Irene Smalfwood. son_of her of Harry and On Tues . lnl § o gt ce_on Thursd Interment Fari pel Crematio! Lady Attendant 1750-2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. Phon NAtional 55125513 | NO BRANCH OFFICE FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Service. Artistic—expressive—inexpenaive. | GEO. C. SHAFFER FLO! MS AT M EXERATE PRICES. " PHONE NAT olob e sudays __J4th & Eye 'CHACONAS FLOWERS &3 2352 Beautiful Funeral Piece, $3 te_Chambers Funeral Parlors LOWERS For Funerals By Wire Anywhere 1407 H St. N.W. Nat'l 4905 Lincoln Cemetery. TROUP. MARY JANE. On Tuesday, ember o3, et 215 p rd. befoved. wife of ‘Harry d ineral fiom (he ursday. October 1, 10 Relatives and friénds invited. Thterment wuu-mspun. Md. WASHINGTON, JOHN. tem 1031 at his residence, Wia % HN WASHINGTON, nusband of the Ia Many B “Washington ana ather of Mre. John Morrison Kerr and Dr. Daniel B. aterment Oak Hill Cemetery. WILLIAMS. FREEMAN H. Members of the Bureau Relief Assoctation are hereby no- tified of the death of o LIAMS, who died September 27. 1931. s OBERT TATE, Prés; SOLOMON JACKEON, Sec In Memortam FOER, SELMA. In Joving remembrance of our’ dear daughter and sister, FOER. who_departed this life four years ago today, September 30, 1927. When we are ulone and silent . i SMALLWOOD, JANE' A lovis remembrance of Ji Al ,WOOD, who_depa: :hllbl"l’ Glll;ll'-ltn years ago today, p- eatber S0° 013, HER _DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, LOUISE AND GERSTER. . MITH, MARY, In loving remembrance of i other, MARY SMITH. who de- our dear mo g0 today, Eica"inis life. thiricen vears ptember 30, 1918. Our hearts still ache with sadness. shed many a tesr, Our eyes Gog onty’ lnnvl'hnv Y e miss, you