Evening Star Newspaper, December 12, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, DE( 'EMBER 12, 1931. SOCIETY President and Mrs. Hoover Had Guests| Dining With Them at the White House Last Evcning. HE President and Mrs. Hoover en- tertained at dinner last evehing at the White House, when their guests were Mr. Sidney R. Kent, vice president and general man- the Paramount Publix Corpo- and Mrs. Kent, Mr. Paul Shoup, dent of the Southern Pacific Rail- and the President’s former sec- r. George Akerson, and Mrs Mr. Akerson is a vice presi- of the Publix corporation of dent Congressional Club Had Formal Opening Yesterday. The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr Arthur M Hyde, sent flowers to the Congressional Club for its opening yes- terday afternoon, when the wives of the new members of Congress were the honor guests. There was a delightfully informal atmosphere prevailing at the reception and tea which opened the formal pro- gram of the club, composed of the feminine members the families of Senators and Representatives discussions of looming political ques- tions, mingling with the new fashion modes predicted for the Winter season predominated in the this interesting group of women from all parts of the United States. Mrs. Dyer, wife of Representative Leonidas C. Dyer, new president of the club, headed the receiving line, which included the many honor guests. Mrs Dyer wore an unusually becoming gown of deep amethyst transparent velvet, with a close-fitting hat to match and a shoulder bouquet of orchids and lilies of the valley. Presiding at the tea table were the former presidents of the club, Mrs. Irvine L. Lenroot F. Bymes, Mrs. Lindley H Mrs. Porter H. Dale. Hadley and Mrs. Byrnes re- Lively | conversation of | Mrs. James | ceived & warm welcome from members | of the club, for after an absence of soTe years she has returned to the congres- sional circle, this time a member of the | senatorial group recently elected South Carolina A charming program was given by the glee club of the University of South Carolina, directed by Mr, Mau- rice Matteson. Mr. Oliver Edwards, tenor, sang two solos, and enthusiasti- cally received were the Negro spirituals arranged by Mildred Kolb Schulze of Washington, given by this group of young singers. Following the music the ¥ingers remained for tea. Generally assisting were the other of the organization. Mrs. Senator Byrnes was to the Senate from & Iy e L U | i | SHOP ON A PASS IN NON-RUSH HOURS Special Oc Week Dec. 13 ‘The Shopper-Theater Weekly Pass is good for an unlimited number of Fides Ifom’ Sunday to. Saturday at time after § A M. except between d €:30 PM. Good all day Satur- atter "9 AMC with' o ime yestrictions on_Sunday. id At Lansburgh and Woodward & Lothrop. WASHINGTON RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY Buy the Pass On the Bus ) | | SES A SRR R AR AR R AR Eslick. wife of Representative Luncheon Hostess will be “Sidelights on the Bicentennial.” The surgson general of the Army and Mrs. Robert U. Patterson will be the uests in whose honor Maj. and Mrs. Parker W, West will entertain at dinner this evening. Mrs. Kincheloe, wife of Judge David H. Kincheloe, will come to Washington Friday from her home in New York and will remain over Christmas. Mrs Kincheloe will give a_program for the | Political Study Club Saturday and the | guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edward | E. Eslick, and new vice president of | the club, was a striking figure gown of black velvet and ecru with a small black hat trimmed a perky bow of ribbon Mrs. Swanson, wife of Representative Charles E. Swanson, wore a gown of black crepe, the bodice showing a bit of lace at the neckline, and her small black felt hat had a fetching black- dotted veil Shades of red from a russet to a deep fuchsia were much in evidence at the reception yesterday. Mrs. Lea, wife of Representative Clarence F. Lea in a with lace, | wore | an ensemble of red crepe with a close- | hat to match Jack Marshall, daughter of Parks, whose interesting cook book of Colonial receipes has just recently come off the press, received many co gratulations on the publication of her first book. She wore a becoming suit fitting felt Mrs. Representative | MIS! § HARRIS, Whose mother, Mrs. George W. Harrls. of Chanel red tweed combined with |entertained a luncheon and bridge party black. The hipline jacket was trimmed with black seal fur, in black and white Mrs. Le Roy L. Representative Effiegene Wingo. a cent bride, assisted at the tea table. She wore black chiffon gown trimmed with | Assist lace and a small black hat with a brim Mrs. Parks, wife of Representative Parks, who is chairman of the Program Committee of the club. wore a lovely gown of deep fuschia chiffon, the ski ankle length, trimmed with fluting of the chiffon. feathers combined to match and had on slippers to correspond with the gown. Carrying out the color scheme of her costume she wore ornaments deep amethyst Mrs. Cooper, wife of Repre Jere Cooper, wore periwinkle bl trimmed with ecru lace and was of felt to match Mrs. Chindbloom, wife of Carl R Chindbloom, wore & becoming black evelet chiffon, made on long lines and she had on a black felt hat she her Secretary and Mrs. Wilbur Hosts at Dinner Last Night. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the Vice President, Mr. Charles Curtis. The dinner was served in the Pan-American room and the Secretary and Mrs. Wil- bur received their guests in an adjoin- ing_drawing room. The company in- cluded in addition to the guest of honor and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, the Secretary of War and Mrs, Hurley, the Minister of Canada and Mrs. Herridge, Senator and Mrs George H. Moses of New Hampshire, Representative and Mrs. James S. Park- er of New York, Representative and Mrs. James M. Beck of Pennsylvania, | Representative Ruth Bryan Owen Florida and Mrs of the Undersecretary of State William R. Castle, jr.; the m“S;’ Kennedy-Warren Sunday Afternoon TEA DANCES 4:30 to 7:30 Featuring the New Kennedy-Warren Orchestra Couple, $1.25—Tea Optional 3133 CONN. AVE No Charge for Garage Parking to Patrons ’ AAARARAARL NRAAARRRNNA R NN "O‘"‘CONNE‘CT’CUT AVE. Announces . . . Gala Premier Opening TEN O'CLOCK TUESDAY EVENRNG DECEMEBER FIFTEENTH With ALL KAMONS and HIS ORCHESTRA LA MAE and ALICE LOUISE South American Dance Stars And Cast of Broadway Stars “Not an 1dle Moment in a Night of Sparkling Entertainment” COUVERT, $3.00 PER PERSON Including Midnight Supper Couvert other nights, including Sunday, $1.00 Saturday, $1.50 Tea Dansant, 4 P.M., Satur- day and Sunday, $1.00, including entertainment No Couvert. Telephone National 0178 For Reservations 19hly Restricted Community OU can definitely picture Ken- o it s today—rich wood a generation from now the same exclusive community in its natural beauties and its development plan- ning. Safe in i ts investment be- cause of the controlled ownership which is unrelaxing in its protect- ing regulations. We shall be glad to render financing cooperation for the building of homes to owners of sites in Kenwood. Inspect 12 Kennedy Drive, the latest completed home—appealing in its un- usual features, To reach Kenwood, Avenue on Bradiey 0 west of Wisconsin ene or Dorset Ave- nue to the entramce to Kemwood. Kennedy-Chamberlin Development Co. 3133 Connecticut Avenue Adams 9600 and she wore a| | smart black felt hat with a tiny feather | Dorothy Nicholson, Miss Kathryn Fuqua Swayer. daughter of | Her hat was of left and | nide Pitamic, | | | | for her today at their home, on Wood land drive, given in honor of and Miss Sidney Thompson Harris-Ewing Photo. ant Secretary of State and Mrs Harvey H. Bundy, the Assistant Secre- tary of the Treasury and Mrs. Arthur A. Ballantine and the governor of the Federal Reserve Board and Mrs. Eu- gene Meyer. The Minister of Jugoslavia, Dr. Leo- will entertain at dinner this evening. The Minister of Egypt, Sesostris Sida- uss Pasha. and members of the staff of the Italian embassy were present at the first fo gathering this sea- son of the Italy America Society held lest evening in the Chinese room of the Mayflower. Signor Elio Gianturco gave an interesting lecture illustrated with piano selections on main cur- rents of modern Italian music Among others present in the com- pany of approximately 150 were Brig Gen. and Mrs. George P. Scriven, Brig Gen. and Mrs. Dion Williams, Baron and Baroness von Below, Mrs. Oscar Jarecki, Mrs. Charles March, Mrs, Herbert Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Harriman, Miss Alice Driggs, Col. and Mrs. J. Miller Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs Francis Walker, Mrs. Ralph Worthing- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hubbard, Mr and Mrs. George Reid, Miss Lucretia Clarke, Miss Helen Walker, Miss Dorothy Dodge, Miss Peggy Tyner, Mr Frank Baldwin and Miss Janet Richards. The Ambassador of Italy and Donna Antoinetta de Martino are honorary presidents and Dr. David Jayne Hill is president of the society. Members of the Executive Committee are Mr. Breckenridge Long, chairman; Mrs Alvin T. Hert, Mme. Catalani, Miss Alice Driggs, Col. Arthur O'Brien and Mr. Walter Davidge. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock and Mrs, Rob- ert Lansing are vice presidents with Mr. Perry Belmont, Signor Giuseppe Catalani ‘and Dr. Thomas E. The treasurer is Mr. Robert V. Fleming Signor Catalani, who is also secre. tary of the organization, presided at the meeting last night in the absence of Dr. Davié Jayne Hill, the president. Senator and Mrs. Jesse H. Metcalf had a few friends dining with them last evening at the Carlton, where they are spending the Winter Senator David 1. Walsh also enter- tained informally at dinner there last evening. Representative Sol Bloom will be the guest and speaker at the Tuesday lunch of thet Women's National Press Club at the Willard, December 15. His subject ZARRARNAARNAANNNNNNNNNNNNY 4 S [N = > =] e = =5 == =z ATARAATTRRARCURRARE NSNS (Meridian Mansions) Our new Dining Room is an exclusive spot to enjoy our ex- cellent cuisine. Special Del.uxe Dinner $1.50 Week-Day Dinner $1.25 Unexcelled facilities bridge pa the pers: B, Carson Do manager of the Natio Country Club. Sunday Dinner—I 1o § Week Days—6 to § Sufficient parking space. AR TARARARARAVANAAAL RN for private ies, luncheons and Mrs, ;\\\\\\\\\\&\\\\\\ AR Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Placesin D. C. Call Col. 0432 The HO CONNECTICUT AVE. o CALVERT SunDpay One- JACQUES Miss Green. | day after Christmas she be the ampbell Shields. Mrs. Shields will entertain a company at luncheon followed by bridge Monday, December 28, in honor of Mrs. Kincheloe, Miss Jean Kincheloe, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Kincheloe, will come to Washington to assist at the debut tea of Miss Anne Wyant, daughter of Repre- sentative and Mrs. Adam M. Wyant \Christmas day and Judge Kinchelos will fome down for the day with his family. Mrs, Vise ¢ { By will Jennings, nnings, U wife of Capt. Lewis 5 S. N. was hostess cheon today, entertaining at the ny-Navy Country Club for her ighter, Miss Nancy Ambler Jennings, ompliment to Miss Helen Payne les, debutante daughter of Mr. and Howell Peeples. The other guests re, Miss Isabel Perry, Miss Bessie a‘L Miss Jane McKnew, Miss Kath- ake Mitchell, Miss Eleanor \‘;&\ Miss Marie Rutledge, Miss Peggy sh, Miss Bianca Clement, Miss Lu- cik Elliott, and Miss Jean Peeples, si%r of the guest of honor. krs. Jensen, wife of Comdr. Henry Mstin Jensen, U. S. N., will entertain at ga this afternoon in compliment to Mis| Olga Craven, debutante daughter of lear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas T Crayn. Assisting at the tea table will be Ns. Craven, Mrs. Archibald L. Par- sonsiMrs. Homer C. Wick, Mrs. Harry A. Hldridge, Mrs. Frank D. Berrien Mrs. Valter F. Jacobs, Miss Marie Car- son, Mrs. D. W. Neil, Mrs. Royal E. Ingrsall and Mrs. Philip Lauman. | Coland Mrs. Robert Davls have & sued qrds for Monday afternoon, De- cembel 21, from 4:30 to 7 o'clock in the Cao, when they will present their daughfr, Miss Barbara Vererscolle Davis Memlers of tRe committee Friday pvening dancing class T at thefirst meeting this season held in theWillard last evening. Those in the recefving line included Mrs Morris Sheppard, Mrs. Willam H King, Ms. Frederick H. Payne. M Peyton fordon, Mrs. Herbert B. Crosby. Mrs Pager W. West, Mrs. S. Wallace Dempseyand Mrs. Frank W. Mondell The Dstrict Cmmissioner and Mrs Crosby wre hosts at dinner before the party, hafing as their guests Brig. Gen and Mrs. John McAuley Palmer, Col and Mrs. Robert C. Foy and Mr. and Mrs. FredCarter. Rear Adniral and Mrs. Charles E Riggs were hosts at_dinner before the dance and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kauff- mann enterained & company of 30. Others why gave dinner parties befcre the dance were Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett Mrs. John Allan Dougherty. Mr. and Mrs, H. Rescott Gatley, Mrs. John McClure atf Mme. Sanchez-Latour. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney will entertah at dinner this evening. Dr. and Nrs. Arthur Keith have re- turned to Washington after having spent the fimmer and Fall in New England Mrs. Guy Norman was hostess at lunchecn tody Miss PatsyDouglas, daughter of Mr and Mrs. (arles A. Douglas, was wostess to & ompany of 35 at luncheon Hoaay” in "he “home. the guests In- cluding a nurber of this season’s debu- tantes r the eived Mrs. George W. Harris entertained for her daughte, Miss Alleen H. Har- ris, in_honor ofMNiss Dorothy Nichol- son, Miss Kathryn Fuqua and Miss Sidney Thompsn at luncheon and bridge today attheir home on Wood- land drive ; | Among their gests were Miss Marion Dunlop, Miss Mry Stuart. Miss Mary Katheryne Sphiks, Miss Elinor John- | son, Miss Mann _Ostermeyer, Miss Betty Kitt, Mis Dorothy Witcover, Miss Mildred Enfish, Miss Peggie Eng- lish, Miss Lucy 3harp, Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, Mss Carol Martin, Miss Catherine Clarke Miss Carlotta Haw- ley. Miss Margat Adele Stontenburgh and Miss Cary Valentine Cutchins of Richmond, Va. Mrs. Jacob Lander Loose entertalned at dinner last eening in her apartment at the Mayflowe preceding the Friday evening dancing class at the Willard. Covers were lal¢ for 16. Mrs. Loose wil have guests with her | at dinner Mondg evening in her apart- ment at the hotl preceding the Wash- ington bachelors cotillion. Mrs. William Saytelle Kilmer will en- tertain at tea in her home at 4440 Reservolr road, tonorrow from 4:30 to | 30 o'clock in honor of Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler. Assisting Mrs. Kilmer will be Mrs. Lyte Brown, Mrs. George B. Pillsbury, Ms. Mason M. Patrick Mrs. Harry G. Hshop, Mrs. George F. Simonds, Mrs. Bward Schulz, Mrs. F. C. Wilby, Mrs. John E. Fowler, Mrs. William ~Dent_Jeale, Mrs. Hampton Fulmer, Mrs. Jetr C. Pritchard, Mrs. Beale Bloomer ard Mrs. Edward Hoops Assisting Miss Fowler will be Miss | Caroline Schulz, Miss Pansy Bloomer, Miss Willa Fulma, Miss Barbara Davis, Miss W. Wayne Wirgman, Miss Esther Pick and Miss Mrbury Beall. and Mrs. Elis to Fete Archacological Seiety The Archaeological Society of Wash- ington, affiliated wEh the Archaeologi- cal Institute of America, has issued invitations for fis sixty-fifth meeting as the guests of Ur and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis in the Willird room of the Wil- lard Hotel, Tuesiay evening at 8:30 o'clock, when Prd. William F. Albright will give an illustated lecture on “The Excavation of # Ancient Town in ! Palestine.” REHAM DiNNER Fifty HAERRINGER has recaptured the magic of traditional : d skillfully trom a meal to an oc from noon till ten Sunday din- restoring 1t asion (served ) . .. and the joy of the Shorcham’s Full Concert Or- chestra (seven to mine) should hasten you to call Robert Kehl for reserva- tions—Adams 0700, Black- | December Debutante | | | | MISS SARA LOUISE SNELL, Whose parents, Representative and Mrs Bertrand H. Snell of Pottsdam, N. Y., will present her at a tea dance at the | Mayflower. Harris-Ewing Photo. Mr. and Mrs. David H. Blair gave a dinner party last evening at Wardman | Park Hotel, afterward taking their | guests to the Fr ivening Dancing | Class. Among those present were Sen- | ator and Mrs. Cameron Morrison of North Carolina, Representative and Mrs. Adam M. Wyant of Pennsylvania, Judge D. Lawrence Groner, Mr. and Mrs. James Green, Mrs. Ross Cameron and Mr and Mrs. Jay B. Douglass, son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Blair. Mr. and Mrs. Willlam H. White, Jr., entertained at th c dance at the | Shoreham last ning & party of | young pecple for their debutante | daughters, Miss Mary Stamps White |and” Miss Emma Gray White. The| guests included Miss Pansy Bioomer, | Miss Katherine Brown, Miss Mary | Dickson Cooke, Miss Polly Cooke, Miss Olga Craven, Miss Patsy Douglas, Miss Marion Dunlop, Miss Pattie Edmcnston. | Miss Christine Ekengren, Miss Adeline | Furness, Miss Mary Preston Gibson {Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn, Miss Katherine Hall, Miss Patience Mc- Cormick-Goodhart, Miss Betty. Peelle, Miss Jeanne Richards, Miss Elizabeth Shouse, Miss Anne Wyant, Mr. Ccurt- land Baker, Mr. Douglas Bogart, Mr. | Armistead Boothe, Mr. Smith Bowman, | Mr. Frederick Cartwright, Mr. Charles | Gaines, Mr. John Grainger, Mr. John | c. Grille, Mr. Richard Gwathmey, Mr | Jack Hayes, Mr. William S. Hoge, 3d; | Lieut. Stamps Howard, Mr. Fred Drum | { Hunt, Mr. Dabney Keblinger, Mr. John | M. Lynham, Mr. Jack Marshall, Mr. | William Moncure, Mr. Edward Northr.p Mr. Daniel Partridge, Mr. Buell Patch, Mr, Stanton Peelle, 3d; Mr. Douglas Phillips, Mr. William Stanley, Mr. Roy Von Lewinski, Mr. Kcnneth Watson, Mr. Beverly White and Mr. Peyton Williams. Mr. and Mrs. White also entertained a party of older people, the company including Col. and Mrs. Harry M Cootes, Mrs. F. S. Royster of Norfolk Va., Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cuthell of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Carter Hall | Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Obear, Mr. and | Mrs. John F. Dryden, Mr. and_ Mrs | Stanton Peelle, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boat- wright, Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Flather, Mr. and Mrs. Abbot P. Mills, Mr. and | Mrs. Carroll Morgan, Mrs. F. M. Dillard and Mr. Hellen. Mrs. Benjamin Smith gave a bridge luncheon yesterday at Wardman Park Hotel in honor of Mrs. Drum, wife of Maj. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, U. S. A., who will accompany him in a few days to his new post at Fort Hayes, near Co- lumbus, Ohio, where he will assume | command. The guests yesterday were Mrs. Stephen O. Fuqua, Mrs. James I.| McKinley, Mrs. LeRoy Irwin, Mrs. Lutz | Wahl, Mrs. Marcelleus Spink, Mrs. Mel- ville Mrs. Charles Humphrey, Mrs. Warren Whitside, Mrs. Brady Mitchell, Mrs. Martin Challemberger, Mrs. Alvin Voris and Miss Reaume. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bartley are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Cogs- | well at the Broadmoor. | Miss Eleanor, Calvert is in New York, | where she wen? for the Army-Navy foot | ball game. | e vis, Mr. Fred McKee went to New York | oday to meet his daughter, Miss Amo L. McKee, who will arrive Monday after a flve-month visit to the West Coast and Panama. They will return Tues- day to thelr apartment in the Broad- moor. Mrs. Hobart Takes Tables For Benefit Card Party, Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart, presi- dent general, will have guests with her at the benefit card party to be given to- night at Constitution Hall at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Willlam Sherman Walker is en- tertaining Mrs. Harriet Vaughn Rigdon, Mrs. Thomas Vaughn, Mrs. E. O. Eb- binghouse. ~ Miss Florence Berryman and Mrs. George M. Grimes have taken tables. Among the chapters taking tables are Independence Bell, Louisa Adams, Little John Boyden, Patriot’s Memorial, Mary Washington, Susan Riviere Hetzel and Martha Washington, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McCutcheon of Walnut Hill, Petersburg, Va., have an- nounced the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Margaret McCutcheon, to Mr. E. Robert de Luccia of Charleston, W, Va, & son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. de Luccla of Boston, Mass. Miss Me- Cutcheon and her parents formerly lived in Bridgeton, N, J. Mr. de Luccia lived in Petersburg while associated with & nationally known construction company at Hopewell, Va. He is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The wedding is to take place in January. The Army and Navy Floor Com- mittee for the Midshipman and Cadet Ball, which will take place Christmas night at the Mayflower, will include: Arm{ Miss Mary Ingraham Henry, chaifman; Miss Carolyn Payne, vice chairman; Miss Beatrice Patton, sec- ond vice chairman, and Miss Kathleen _FOUND. FOX TERRIER. female, Thu hite body. black head. 400 Stn ot n o Fige - = e LOS1, BANKBOOK—Rigg« copy of novel, “Hall Gods”: " student " report cards. and other papers: Cleve. rd. or Lee Highway, Rewsrd. Telephone Decatir 4844 or Clurendon So0 BULL DOG—Brown male; unswers to naie Boy: ' white circle around " left ey 4549 Kansas ave.Col. 4932, Reward DOG-—From 10th and Keurney e, SHori- huired. pug_nose, protru tooth; tax 5012;_name Snubs. Rewsrd. lin, b0} DOG Pekixese, Tuht tan dark 1 male. Reward. 80 Kalo:atna eirele Decatur 2 e DOG, red chow, mals, lost ¢ to name of “Chink, 10 1833 L st. n'e. _Reward. Lin. 7515-d FOLDING EYEOLASSES— Silver 5da belween Chevy Chiase and Garfinckel ward._Telephone Wisconsin 2807 FULLER BUTTON, with 2 diamon: duy; reward. Please return to D W 905 ‘Investment Bidg. District 826 FUR NECKPIECE. December 5. dept., retuined to 713 19th st. n.w., elevator man. HANDBAG, tan, with chain attached, con- falniag coin “pirse.” spectacles, “kezs; ost Priday( Allen’ place playground; ward. 1314 15th st. n.w. i POCKETBOOK man's. containing Important papers, in”taxicab en route to Union Ste. {lon: reward for return. 10'B st. a.w, Room PURS unday; answers Finder please return Reward if Apt. 31, or see lady’s black and suede, Contatnin eyeglasses and i money,’ Important tlcket, 1 Mayfower cab: Tewrd: ' Reraa lost_and found dept.. Mayflower Hotel '+ SUIT CASE—Black, containing tollet” sef, clock, belonging to mother. Who Gied S day, ‘clothing: $25 reward. = Lincoln 4235 blue stopes, 1 # A7 e ———————e e scesm—— Carmichael, third vice chairman. The Army committee includes Miss Virginia Ashburn, Miss Barbara Bristol, Miss Fanella = Castanedo, Miss Virginia Cheatham, Miss Mary Cootes, Miss Jane Crosby, Miss Rosalind Deakyne, Miss Pcggy Gibbins, Miss Louise Hick- man, Miss Lilla Lagarde, Miss Nora Melntyre, Miss Marie McIntyre, Miss Harriet Mitchell, Miss Caroline Miller, Miss Janet Murray, Miss Elizabeth Pillsbury, Miss Nancy Robinson, Miss Frances Stearns, Miss Marjorie Simonds and Miss Frances Simonds. For the Navy, Miss Olga Craven is chairman; Miss Elizabeth Berrien, first vice chair- man, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Mac- Arthur, second vice chairman. Their compittee includes Miss Adele Jahncke, Miss Elizabeth Brainard, Miss Carolyn Chantry, Miss Cabell Ducy, Miss Neddie Ducy, Miss Martha Ellis, Miss Winni- Fred Jacobs, Miss Mary Latimer, Miss Hester Laning, Miss Josephine Rice, Miss Gretchen Smith, Miss Jane Thorpe and Miss Clifford Watson. The Woman's National Democratic Club entertained at dinner last evening in compliment to Gov. Woodring of Kansas, who spoke after dinner on “The Grandsons of the Wild Jackass.” The Governor was introduced by Mrs. Charles S. Hamlin. Others at the speaker's table were Mr. and Mrs. Sam- uel Herrick, who had with them Sena- | tor and Mrs. Bulow; Mrs. Jouett Shouse and her guests, Representative and Mrs. W. A. Ayres, Senator and Mrs. McGill and Col. W. P. Wootten; Mrs, Fred Es- sary had guests, Judge and Mrs. John W. Price; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morton of Anchorage, Alaska; Senator and Mrs. Marcus Coolidge and Miss Helen Coolidge, Mr. Carl Rice and Mr. Guy Helvering. Mrs. Edward Keating entertained a party including Mr. and Mrs. Willlam Hard and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mellett. With Mrs. Strother Smith were Mrs. Eenjamin Smith, Miss Nettie Bell S nith of Bloomington, Ill, and Mr. and Mrs, Harry N. Rickey. Miss Portia Oberly entertained Mrs. William P. Halliday, Mrs. L. A. Rogers and Miss Grace Clif- ton, and Mrs. George M. Eckels was accompanied by Mr. end Mrs. Henry lement. Mr. Carlton M, Sherwood of Boston Is pussing several days at The Dodge. Mr. Sherwood is general secretary of the International Society of Christian Endeavor, which organization is holding & meeting in the Capital this week and the first part of next week, with The Dodge as its headquarters. Mr. Donald D. Conn has arrived in Washington from San Mateo, Calif., and has joined Mrs. Conn in thelr apart- ment at Wardman Park Hotel, where they will spend several months. Miss Ethel Claire Yassell has gone to New York, where she will attend the Army and 'Navy foot ball game today. Lieut. Richard F. Whitehead, U. §. N., who is stationed at Valley Stream, Long Island, is spending several days in this city, stopping at Wardman Park Hotel during his sojourn. Social Life at Arts Club Feature Sunday and Tuesdsy. A chafing dish supper will be served at the Arts Club tomorrow evening, but there will be no after-supper program, owing 1o iliness among those announced to provide the entertainment. A dinner dance will be given Tuesday evening, with the Arts Club Auxiliary Commiitee as hosts, Mrs. John F. Gay- nor in charge. A number of private parties will attend, among them one by Mrs. Ralph Richards, who will enter- tain a large group of debutantes. Mrs. Willlam F. Lane of Washington, the former Miss Sarah Seward of Petersburg, Va, is to be matron of honor at the wedding of her sisters Miss Dorothy Venning Seward, to Mr. Theo- dore Kennedy Woods of Old Hickory, Tenn., which takes place this evening at Ivy Gates, home of the bride's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Seward, at Petersburg. Another sister, Miss Harv-y Seward, is to be maid of honor. ‘The bridesmaids will be Miss Lutie Woods cf Arrowhead, near Charlottesville, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Rosa May Seward, cousin of the bride, and Miss Catherine Moorman of Petersburg and Mrs. James Webb of Raleigh, N. C Little Ann and Sally Lane, nieces of the bride, will be flower girls. Mr. Willlam Woods of New York, brother of the bridegroom, will serve as best man. Groomsmen will be Mr. Archibald P. Woods, another brother of the bride- groom, and Mr. William Royall Seward, brother of the bride, both of Peters- burg; Mr. James R. V. Daniel of Rich- mond and Mr. Maitiand Bustard of Danville, Va. The Southern Society of Washing- ton has issued invitations for a recep- tion and dance Monday evening in the Willard Hotel in honor of its newly elected officers. Mr. J. Cloyd Byars is president and Miss Etta Taggart is secretary. ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha was entertained at its monthly meeting by Miss Elizabeth Gladman and Mrs. Mathew Ramisch at the home of Miss Gladman, 1001 Mas- sachusetts avenue northeast last evening. Plans for Christmas activities at home were discussed as well as Christ- mas boxes for the fraternity’s health center in Currin Valley, Virginia. Miss Virginia Ronsaville, president, con- ducted the business session, . after which bridge was played. In the com- | pany were Mrs. J. H, Baird, Miss Kath- arine Bennett, Mrs. Paul Briggs, Miss Beatrice Clephane, Miss Marie Didden, Miss Dorothy Eidhammer, Mrs. Laurie Hess, Miss Frances James, Mrs, Don Kirkley, Mrs. Bradford Knapp, Mrs. Paul Loehler, Miss Evelyn Pierson, Miss Murene Perrine, Miss Virginia Ronsa- ville, Miss Mildred Trotter, Mrs. Robert Lohr and Mrs. John Warlick. Miss Genevieve Wesley's Dancing Club will hold its Saturday evening | dance in the Colonial room of the New Colonial Hotel tonight. A special en- tertainment has been arranged for its members and friends. There will be a specially arranged program of music. Washington Chapter of the Immacu- lata Seminary Alumnae will conduct a tea at the seminary, Wisconsin and Ne- braska avenues, tomorrow evening from 5 to 7 o'clock. Friends of the Sisters of Providence and of the Immaculata Seminary Alumnae are cordially invited. The committee in charge is composed of Miss Ann Brosnan, Mrs. Frank Bibersteln, Mrs. J. W. Stohlman, Miss Edna Koontz, Miss Mildred Stohlman and Miss Katharine Lloyd. Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Vanderlipp of East Orange, N. J., are spending a week at the Shoreham before returning to their home. FLETCHER SEES HOOVER Probable Arms Delegate Is Early Morning Caller. Henry P. Fletcher, widely spoken of &s an American delegate to the coming QGeneva Disarmament Conference, was an early-morning visitor at the White oS former chairman of the Tarift Commission was asked When he would pe announced us & member of the dele- n still to be named. B hen and ir" he amended, smiling. He said he would return to the White House later in the day. WOLL éEES MODIFICATION Labor Federation Bills to Be Pre- sented Monday, He Says. ification this Winter of the pro- hizffign law was confidently predicted yesterday by Matthew Woll, vice presi- dent of the American Federation of Labor, in announcing that labor’s bills proposing this step would be presented | londay in Congress. Mln t;xe Houu,xrwhere the first pro-; Thursday: 7 31 ol a endor; T sen 13th and 11th. or on 1 1620 Fujler o8t on 3th o®. & e Hibition debate of the session rang out yesterday, Representative Beck of Pennsylvania, a Republican, will be the author: in the Senate it will be o Bivolg, 5 Doocab | Comedy to Be Presented. A three-act comedy, “Wisecracker,” will be presented tonight at St. Peter's Hall, Second and C streets southeast. The proceeds Will go to St. Matthew's Catholic Church, Capitol Heights, Md. Bratha, BATEMAN. WILLIAM W. A specisl com- munication of Benjamia B. French Lodge, No. 15 F. A. A. M. is hereby called for Monday. December 14, lodge room. No. 1, for the purpose of condicting Masonic burlal services for our late brother, WIL- LIAM W. BATEMAN. By direction of the worshipful master SIDNEY 1. BESSELIEVRE. Secretary. 13 BESSLING, JAMES On Saturday, De- cember 13, 1831, bis residence.’ 1531 44th st. n.w., JAMES H. beloved husband 9f the late Mary L Bessling and father o€ JE; Norwood "Bessling. _Puneral from feil's chapel, Sth and H sts. n.w.. ot Monday, Deceber 14, at'3 pim. Tater: men Glerwood Cemetery. ~ Kindly omit flowers. 18 BROOKS, ROBERT E. On Wednesds; “cember’ 9. 1931, at 8:45 am. at men’s Hospital, ~ ROBERT husband of Jilia A. Brooks and fa- ther of Anthis and Hannxh Brooks. Also survived by two_brothers and two sisters Funeral from Embry Chapel, Lakeland; Md., Sunday, December 13, at 2 pm. * CLAMPITT, FLORA J. On Priday, Decem- ber 13 1931 at 1110 p.m, at her resi- gdencq o0l Trying st ne. FLORA J. in her Ah year. beloved wife of Allen K Clampitt_ and inothe: of Plora Louise and Gludys Elizabeth Clampilt. Notice cf fu- neral hereufter. X CLARK, W! Cember 1 malus re. 30 H Freea- beloved . Departed this life De- WILLIAM CLARK. Re- J.T. Stewart's funeral home, nle. 'Notice of funeral Inter. 13 DIGGS, ADA A. Departed this life Thurs day, December 10. 1931, ADA A. DIGGS of 730 15th st. n.e. She leaves to mourn their loss & devoted husband, Jeriy Digws: four sons. seven duuhiers. two brothers. two Sisters, five sous-in-law. eleven grandchil- dren and w host of other relatives and friends. Remuius may be seen ul the chapel ‘of the George C. Clark Co. 1416 Fla. ave. n.e. after 12 uoon Saturday, De- cemiber 12, Funeral Sunday. December 13, ut 1 pm. from Warren Chapel. Martins: bure, Md. 12 DUVALL, MAGGIE. On Thursday, Decem- ber 10., 1931, MAGGIE DUVALL, daughter of the' late Zachariah and Ange Ridout Duvall and aunt of Mrs, Bates M. Stovall and Ogle R. Singleton. Body resting at Joseph Cawler's Sous” chapel, 1754 sve. n.w. Seryices at the Church of the Epiphsny, 1317 G st. n.w, on Monday. December 14, at 2 pm. Interment Ouk Hill Cemetery. 13 FELLS., SARAH. On Thursday, December 10.°1931 ut her residence. 1840 Vernon st. n.w., SARAH FELLS, wife of the late Wil- liwm’ Fells und ngocher of Mrs. Mary Bur- gess. Mrs. Cecelis Layton. Mrs. Julla Cooper and Thomas. John snd Ben Fells. She leaves to mourn " their loss six chil- dren, eight grandchildren and five great- grandchildren. Remains resting at Otis F. Allen’s funeral home. 13th st. and Fla aye. n.w. until Saturday noon, there- after at the residence of her son, 621 New Hampshire ave. n.w. Funeral from the Liberty Baptist Church. 23rd_st. between H and T sts. n.w., Sunday, December 13, at 1:30 p.m.. Rev. H. T. Gaskins officlut- D, " Interment Lincoln' Memorial Ceme- tery. FELLS, SARAH. Officers and members of Columbia Temple. No. 422, 1. B. P. O. E. of W, are notified of the death of Daugh- ter SARAH 'FELLS. ~Session of sorrow Saturday. December 12, 1931, at 7 p.ra., at Elks' Home, 301 R, I ave. n.w. Funeral Sunday, December '13. at 1:30 p.m., from the Liberty Baptist Church. 23rd st. be- tween H and Eye sts. n.w. 'Morning Star Lodge.” No. 40; Columbia Lodge, No. 85 Forest Temple, No. 9. and Love and Har- mony Temples’ are invited KATIE V. THOMPSON, D. R. RHODA P. COLSTON. Pin. Sec. | RAH. The Ladies’ Cliff Rock So- nnounces the deth of MRS. SARAH FELLS. ~Funeral Sunday, December 13, 1931 at 1 pm. from Liverty Baptist Church, 23d st. between H and I sts. n.w. MRS’ 'LENA HART. President. LOUISE LEWIS. Financial Secretary. GARNER, LOUISA A. On Friday. Decem- ber 11.'1931, at 1:15'p.m . at her residence 1420 Joth st. ‘nw. LOUISA A. aged 19 years., beloved wife of the late Patrick Garner, aunt of Robert and Mabel Lan- caster.” Frank, Augustus and Theodore Garner and Eva Page. She also leaves 8 host cof other relatives and friends. Fu- neral services a: her late home Tuesday, December 15, at $ am. follcved by quieni mass ‘at St. Augustine's Church at 10 a.m. Priends and rclatives invited to attend.” Interment in afount Olivet Cem- etery. Ry GILLESPIE. NEEDHAM. On Priday, Decem- ber 11, 1931, NEEDHAM, son of Mammie Gillespie of 620 L st. n.w. Puneral Sunday, December 13. at 2 p.m.. from Otis F. Al- len's funeral home, 12th st. and Florida ave. n.w. 13 HARPER, ALBERT. Tuesday. December 8. 1931 ALBERT HARPER. devoted brother of Theodore, Chester and Sherman Harper. Funeral Surday. December 13, at 1 pm from St Philip's Baptist Church, Phillips Hil. D. C. Remains restin the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1432 You st. n.w.. until Saturday noon. there- after st hislate residence, 3623 Prospect st. n.w 13 MERFURTH, CHRISTINE. Suddenly, at Wheeliny,” W. Va. CHRISTINE HER- FURTH, beloved wifc of late John M. Her- furth. 'Notice of funeral later. HODGKINS. ANNIE A. On Friday, Decem- ber 11. 1931, at Georeetown —University Hospital, ANNIE A.. beloved wife of Harry W Hodgkins. Remains resting at W. Warren Taltavull's funeral home. 14th st and Spring road n.w. Punersl Mond: December 14, ut Interment Mount Olivet Cemeia.y, 13 HOLMES, WILLIAM DAVID. On Thursday, December 10, 1931, at Germantown, Pa.. WILLIAM DAVID HOLMES, devoted hus: band of Sicipio Holmes, father of Mrs. M. E. Cricklaw, Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Jo, Clar- ence and C. F. Holmes. Funeral Tuesday, December 15, at 1 pm. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U_ st. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 14 A, | HORGAN. EMMETT. Suddenly, on_Tuesday, December 1. 1931, EMMETT HORGAN, from Timothy Hanlon's funeral chapel. 641 H st. n.e., Monday, Decem- ber 14, at 830 am. Requiem mass at St. Patrick's Church'at 9 am. Remains placed in the vault at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 12 JACKSON, LAURA. BLANCHE. On Thursday. December 10, 1931, LAURA BLANCHE JACKSON. ‘devoted 'daughter of = Sarah Martin, sister of Marion Spriggs. grand daughter of Malinds Kenndy and cousi of Belle and Harry Davis. Funeral Mo; day. December 14, at 2 p.m.. from the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st nw. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- tery, 13 JONES. JOHN. JR. On Friday, December 11,1931, ut his residence. 2102 Ward place n.w. JOHN JONES. fr.. son of John and Sercna Jones. Funeral Sunday, Deccm- ber 13 't 1 pm.. from Olis ¥. Allen's funeral home, 12t s and Florida ave n.w. Interment Mount Zion Cemetery. 13 KERSTETTER, LINDA B. On Priday, De’ cember 11. 1931. LINDA B.. beloved' wife of Leo D.'Kerstetier and mother of Win- fred D. Kerstetter and duughter of Robert E. and Crimore Breeden and sister of Mrs. Ada” Tapponnier, Mrs. Grace Can- adu’ and Mrs. Ruth Decker of Stanley. Va. “Funeral’ from lher late residence. Good Luck rd., Lanham, Md., on Mon- duy, December’ 14. at 2’ p.m. Relaiives and’ friends are invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 13 KIZER, HARRY D. On Thursday, Decem- ber 10." 1981, at Emergency Hospital HARRY D. KIZER, beloved husband of Grace 8, Kizer and father of Ruth Kizer. Services’ Saturday. December 12. at 2:30 p.m., ut S. H. Hines funeral home. 12% LEWIS, FRANK W. On Friday, December 11, 1931, at his residence, 3050 Monroc st. n.e, FRANK W.. beloved husband of Kate Lewis. ‘Funeral from above residence on Monday, December 14, at 2 p.m. Rela- fives piid friends wre ‘nvited. Interment Funeral Fort Lincoln Cemetery. MANGO, ANNIE MAY. Departed this life December 10, 1931, ANNIE MAY MANGO, 4645 Dean ave. n.e. loving wife of Willlam Mango. She also leaves eight children to mourn’ their loss. Funeral Monday, De- cember 14, at Columbia, 8. C. Remalns resting at J. T. Stewart's funeral home, 30 H st. n.e. MASON. DORSEY. Buddenly, Sunday morn- ing, December 6. 1931, at Fredericksourg, Va., DORSEY MASON, beloved husband of Mary Mason and devoted son of Sarah Moore and brother of I1dd Mae Tinne: d Florence Tyler. He also leaves many relatives and dear friends. Remains resi- 4ng at the Brown & Bro. funeral parlor, Fredericksburg, Va. Funeral services Sun. day_December 13," at 12 o'clock noon, 8t. Luke's Church, Point Eastern, Va. 13" McCOY, MORRIS. Suddenly. on Thursday, December 10, 1931, MORRIS McCOY, de- voted son of James E. McCoy, stepson of Gertrude McCoy. brother of Wesley and James, jr. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w. Interment Raleigh, N, C.. De- cember 13. 13 ME] ER, HENRY F. On Saturday, Decem- ber 12 ‘at his residence, 1333 411 st 5.W., sergeant major of 27th In- ed, beloved husbaud of Loulse ster ‘(e Muehlstein). Funieral s late residence on Tuesduy, De- cember 15, at 2 p.an. laterment Arling- ton Natlonal Cemetery. Relutives and friends invited i MOSS, GERTRUDE BLANCHARD. Suddsnly on Priday, December 11, 1931, at 530 B 1\ AU hier residence, 2203 Wyouiine sve. 1.W., GERTRUDE BLANCHARD MOS3, widow of the late Georse W. Moss. former Tepre- sen e of the Cunard Stemmsiup L Les shington, D, C. Nolice of seivices er Iater. OSLER, LEAH STEE On Friday, Decem- ver 11, 1931, at Sai y Sp, STEER, beioved wife of Remuins resting at the Warner phrey funeral home, Rockville, M neral Monday, December 14, at from Oliver H. Bear's funeral home, P} delphia, Pa. Interment privat PRESTON, JORN H. On Thursaay, Decem- ber 10, 1931, JOHN H. PRESTON, aged 7 years, ‘beloved husband of Mary L. Pres- ton and father of Mrs. Kirke C. Sipher and John H. Preston. ir. Funeral from his late residence, 145 Quincy place n.e., on Monday, December 14, at 2 p.m. Rel- atives and friends invited to attend. In- terment at Port Lincoln Cemetery. 13* REDDEN, EVELYN M. Suddenly, on Friday, December 11, 1931," EVELYN M.. beloved daughter of James' H. and Helen N. Red- den, aged 14 Years. Funeral from her late Tesidence, 4107 Hayes st. ne. Monday, December 14. at 2 pm. Relatives and Gsier. Pum- Fu- E. | RYAN, ANNIE DOUGLAS. flengs inviied. ™ Interment” Osdar Jou Cemetery. On_Friday, De- cember 11, 1931, at her residence. Wisconsin 'ave. n.w., Mrs. ANNIE DOUG- LAS RYAN, beloved ‘wife of William Ryan Funeral {rom the residence of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Stanler L. Wolfe. 6401 Maple Chevy Chase. Md. Monday. Decer- E"i 14.'3¢ 3 o'clock b.m. umu_u!nbm 4115 | g Awe Braths, SHIPLEY, DOROTHY MILDRED. Satur- Guy. Bacember 13 1931 DOROTIY ML IRED SHIPLEY. Puneral (private) hw\ the residence of her parents. el and Eva M. Suipley (nee Flather), 220 Avenue D. District Heights. Md.. on_ Sun- day. December 13, at 3:30 p.m. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13 SMITH. JAMES E. On Thursd: Decem- ber 10,1931, st Tis residence 219 Reeves court n.w, JAMES E._SMITH. Puneral Wwill be Monday, December t 3 p.m., from Winslow's undertaking establishment ;h' Morning Star Lodge, No. 40: Forrest emple, No. 9. and Columbia Tempie, No. 432, are lnvite ERT E._JONES, Exalted Rule:, KYLER, Secretary. SMITH, FOREST. On Priday. IME%CP 11, 1931, at Johnson City. ‘enn.. REST SMITH, devoted husband of Rose Smith. son of James Prancis Smith, brother of James. Alexander, Harold. Paul and Mel- vin Smith, }Ylute! Lonis, Viola Honesty, Margaret and Helen Wood Funeral ‘Tuesday, December 15, at 12 noon. fro: the W. Eruest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 st. n.w. Interment Arlington National ometery. bt STRATTON, CH, on Tues ARL ., Dec Hospital. He leaves to mourn their loss wife. Beulah B. Stratton: a mother and stepdaughter, and & host of other relatives and friends. ~Puoeral from the F. M. Smith funeral pariors. 248 Eve st. n.w.. ou Sunday, December i3. at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Mount Zion Cemetery. SUSSAN, EDITH AMELIA. On Priday, De- cember 11, 1931, at her residence. 710 N s n.w. EDITH AMELIA SUSSAN '(nee bert), beloved wife of George E. Sus: Funeral from the chapel of John Wright Co. 1337 10th st. n.w.. ‘on Mon- day. Decenber 14, at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 13 TAVENNER. LENA W. On Priday. Decem- ber 11, 1931, at Emergency Hospital, LENA W. TAVENNER. beloved mother of Bessie L. Swartz. Remains resting at her late residence. ‘809 Mt. Notice of funeral later. TILP, C. NELSON. On Priday. December 11, 1931, C. NELSON TILP, beloved son cf Charles’ F. Tilp of 3743 36th st. Mount Rainier, Md. Funeral services from Oliver B. Jenkins funeral home, 809 10th st. n.w Mouday. 4. at 3 pm. Infer ek Cemetery 13* On Thursday, December . beloved husband of Mag- Funeral from his late re: dence. Rollin ave.. Seat Pleasant, Md., Monday. December 14, at 8:30 am. Re- quiem mass at St. Margaret's Church. Seat Pleasanty Md., at'9 o'clock. Relatives and friends Ynvited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, Washington, D, C. WAGNER. 'ELIZABETH CATHERINE. On Saturday, December 12, 1931. at the home of her 'daughter, Mis. Eigene Raney. Kensington. Md., ELIZABETH CATHEI INE WAGNER, beloved wife of the late Johin 'A. Wagier. Funeral Monday, De- cember ‘14, at 2 pm. Church. Kensington, Md. pect Hill Cemetery WILLIAMS. HONORINE duy. December 11, 1931, HONORINE WANDA WILLIAMS. in her 88th year. widow of the late Thomas Williams’ and beloved mother of ‘he Rev. Thomas D. and Francis P. Willlams. _Funeral from the Tesidence of her son, Prancis P. Willlam 1418 Webster st. n.w.. on Mondsy, Decem- ber 14, at 9:30 am. Requiem mass at the Church ‘of the Tmiaculate Conception at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemstery. 13 In Memortam. BURDETTE. MAMIE MORRICE. In loving memory of my sister. MAMIE MORRICE BURDETTE. who departed this life three years ago today, December 12, 1928, Before my eves you fade Growing_weaker every da: Doing all T could to save yo But God called you away. SISTER EMMA HAWKINS, JOBN. In memory of my lov: ing husband. JOHN HAWKINS. who died three years ago today, December 12, 1928. ose that is sweetest and fairest s o bud that 15 Kilied by the. Trost And the love that is dearest and arest love that I have los! " °YOUR LOVING WIFE. ELLA. PRATHER, GEORGE N. In loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father, GEORGE N. PRATHER of Roocaville, Md,, Wwho departed *his iife one year cgo todas, December 12, 1930. Priends may think we have forgotten And our wounded neart is healed; Little do they know the sorrow That is on our heart concealed LOVING WIFE, MRS. GERTRUDE PRA- linger 1y Vernon pl. n.w. dalens Vesper. on from the Baptist Interment Pros- 13 WANDA. On_Fil- FUNERAL DIRECTORS. TABLER 928 M St. N.W. Nat'l 1544 V. L. SPEARE CO. 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