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SOCIETY. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C, BATURDAY, JAN NUARY 9, 1932 SOCIETY Mrs. Hoover Spending Day in New York, Where She Attended Luncheon of Republican Women's Club. HE Pwesident will be joined to-|Charles Alger and Mrs. John Gardner morrow by Mrs. Hoover, who | Ladd. daughter of the hostess. went to New York last night to| Secretary Hyde is spending today in be the guest of honor and speak- | New York, where he will address the er at luncheon today of the|Women's Republican Club. He is ex- Women's Republican Club, which will be given in the Hotel Waldorf-Astoria The club will give a dinner this eve- ning in its club house. Mrs. Hoover is accompanied by her secretary, Miss Mildred Goss The Chief Justice and Mrs. Hughes will be the guests of honor st dinner this evening of the Minister of Switzer- Jand and Mme. Peter, who will enter- tain a company of 18 Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, wife of the Becretary of Agriculture. attended the luncheon given today at the Carlton Hotel by Mrs. James Irwin Steele, in honor of Mrs. J. W. Lyman. The other guests were Mrs. James Wickersham of Alaska, Baroness von Below, Mrs. the week Distinguished Guests At Italian Embassy Tonight. The Ambassador of Italy and Donna Antoineite de Martino will entertain a company of 28 at dinner this evening. The Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir Ronald Lindsay, went to New York to- day to join Lady Lindsay, who is spend- ing a week there. The Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don Miguel Cruchaga Tocornal, entertained informally at dinner last evening in compliment to his brother-in-law, Senor Jorge Matte, who will leave shortly for his home in Chile. pected back in Washington the first of | The Minister of Finland, Mr. Leonard Astrom, in whose honor the diplomatic Sunday evening salon of the Bureau of Commercial Economics will be given room of the Shoreham Hotel, will re- ceive with Dr. Anita Maris Boggs, the | director of the bureau, at the reception which will follow the program. Dr. Nillo Idman, counselor of the Jegation, will speak on the cultural and economic aspects of Finland. The films which recently have been received from the ministry of forelgn affairs de- | pict the beauties of Finland including the city of Helsingfors Phe assisting hosts and hostesses will be the chief of the United States Bu- | reau of Efciency and Mrs. Herbert D. Brown, the commissioner general of Immigration and Mrs. Harry E. Hull, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner, Mrs. John W. Ben- nett and Col. Wade H. Cooper The Minister of Uruguay, Dr. J. Va- rela; the Minister of Lithuania, Mr. Bronius Kasimir Balutis} the Minister | of Czechoslovakia, Mr. Ferdinand Ve- | verka: the Minister of the Irish Free | state, Mr. Michael MacWhite; the | Minister of Egypt, Sesostris Sidarouss | Pasha, and a large number of others | from the diplomatic corps as well as other members of the bureau, including | members of the cabinet, high officials | |and prominent Washingtonians, will | attend the meeting. The debutante ushers will be Miss Lucille Elliott, daughter of Mr. and | Mrs. willlam E. Elliott; Miss Jeanne Richards, daughter of Mrs. Ralph Rich- | ards; Miss Ann Park, daughter of Mr. land Mrs. R. G. 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Mathews, and Miss Margaret Morn- ‘ ingstar. i Senator and Mrs. James Hamilton tomorrow at 9 o'clock in the west ball | Lewis and the Representatives and their wives from Illinois will attend the II- linols State Society meeting at the Wil- lard Thursday, January 21. Senator and Mrs. Lewis will be the guests of| honor, and the Representatives and their wives will be in the receiving line After a brief program of music danc-, ing and cards will follow. Senator Lewis will deliver a brief address Judge Theodore G. Risley, solicitor for the Department of Labor, is presi- dent of the society, and Mrs. Chind-| blom, wife of Representative Carl R.| Chindblom, will have charge of the en- | tertainment. | Representative and Mrs, Harry L.| Haines of Red“Lion, Pa. are at the| Cavalier, where they have taken an| apartment for the remainder of the sea- | son. | Representative and Mrs. H. A. Estep | of Pittsburgh, Pa. are at the Fairfax for the season. Representative and Mrs. Charles A.| Karch of East St. Louis, Ill., have takem an apartment at the Cavalier. | Representative and Mrs. McGuigin of | Coffeyville, Kans., have taken an apart- ment at the Fairfax Mrs. Lehlbach, wife of Representative Frederick R. Lehlbach of New Jersey, | has arrived in Washington and is living | at the Shorecham Hotel. She was de- tained in her home in New Jersey by illness. The Governor of the Virgin Islands, | Dr. Paul M. Pearson, is in Washington | for conferences with the Secretary of the Interior and other officials of the | Interior Department. - | | The assistant naval attache of the | Italian embassy and Contessa di| Gropello will leave tomorrow for Cuba | to be absent some time on vacation. | Capt. P. S. Rossiter, U. 8. N.; Mrs. | Rossiter and their daughter Ernestine | are at the Willard. Capt. Rossiter is| the new commanding officer of the Naval Hospital | Col. and Mrs. Michael Gallagher are at the Willard for a brief visit. Miss Fleming Bride Today Of Mr. Burke in Manila. Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar Fleming of 3201 Idaho avenue announce the marriage of their daughter, H. Carroll Fleming, to Mr. William Burke, jr. son | of Mr. William Burke of Washington, in the Cathedral of St. Mary and St. John, in Manila, Philippine Islands, | Friday, January 8, 1932 Immediately following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Burke sailed for Java, and upon their return to Manila will be at home at 66 Calle Nagtahan | Before going to Manila to join Mr. | Burke for the marriage ceremony, the | bride made an extensive trip through | parts of China and Japan and other sections of the Eastern country. | Mr. and Mrs. Fleming have issued | announcement of the wedding to their | friends in Washington and other cities — | Mrs. J. W. Lyman, sister of former | Gov. Hadley of Missouri, was the guest | in whose honor Mrs. Paul Hudson en- ‘ tertained at luncheon yesterday. ‘The | other guests wore Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, Mrs. Victor Kauffmann, Ms. i Philip Campbell, Miss Elizabeth, Howry, Miss Mary Howry and Miss Helen Marie Hudson. Mrs. Teresa Blaine Crosson was host- eess at luncheon today, entertaining in compliment to Miss May Harris Clarke, debutante daughter of Mrs. Phillips | Clarke of Hyattsville, Md. Others in | the company were Mrs. James Webster Rogers, Mrs. Thomas D. White, Miss | Dorothy Joy Rogers, Miss Helen Louise | Duckett, Miss Jean Woodson and Miss | Mildred Blaine Clarke, Mrs. Oran L. Haverly entertained at luncheon today, afterward playing bricge. Her guests were Mrs. Robert | W. Montgomery, Mrs. Harry R. Perry, | Mrs. Hughes Oliphant, Mrs. Louise T. McFadden, Mrs. Thomas Gill, Mrs. Ray Spear, Mrs. Prank T. Eddingfield, Miss McDuffie and Mrs. C. C. Griggs. Mrs. Edward E. Robbins will receive this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock in her apartment at 2029 Connecticut ave- nue. Mrs. Cheeseman of Pasadena, Calif, is visiting Mrs. Robbins. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Guider will be hosts at dinner this evening at the Natiol Woman's Country Club for Miss Thelma Ledbetter of Michigan City, Ind., who is their house guest for a few days. | Mrs. William G. Wheeler, who makes her home at the Shoreham, entertained at luncheon there today, this being the second of a series of luncheons she has planned this Winter Mrs. John E. Fowler, with her daugh- ter, Miss Dorothy Gould Fowler, and Miss Atlee Wayne Wirgman, will spend R. L. TAYLOR MOTOR CO. | STUPENDOUS | PRICE REDUCTIONS SEE OUR ADVERT! IN CLASSIFIED SECTION | IKENNEIDY-WARREN] 3133 Conn. Ave, | Regular Sunday Afternoon TEA DANCE 4:30 to 7:30 Featuring Adolf’s Entertaining_Band | and “The Three | Singing Violins” $ Per Includes Tea. . | Entertainment and | Garage Parkifg DOCTORS | Recommend CHAMBERS Ambulances Clean, Fresh and SANITARY Charges Lowest in City $4.00 Any Place in D. C. Call Col. 0432 4 | near 20th and G sts. MARRIED IN MANILA | | i MRS. WILLIAM BURKE, JR. Until her marriage in Manila, P. I, yesterday she was Miss H. Carroll Fleming, | and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar Fleming { Washington. The rke of Washington. bridegroom is the son of Mr. William Bu: the week end at Carvel Hall, at An- napolis Mrs. W. Wayne Wirgman entertained at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last night for her daughter, Miss Atlee | ‘Wayne Wirgman, in honor of Miss Dor- othy Gould Fowler, who will leave next week for her Winter home, in Palm Beach. Her guests were Miss Sidney Thompson, Miss Mary Louise Watson, Miss Isabel Perry, Lieut. Raymond R. | Waller, U. S. N.: Lieut. S. M. Fernault, | U. 8. N.; Lieut. Rutledge Tompkins, U. 8. N.; Lieut. Edward Rollins, U. 8. N, and Mr. Willlam D. Cheatham. Mrs. Blanch Hibbs Homiller enter- tained at the dinner dance at the Shore- ham last night for her sop-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Harry A. Ong, her guests including Dr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Defarges and Mrs. Edgar Kent Legg. Former Representative William A Rodenberg and Mrs. Rodenberg are on a visit to St. Louis. Mrs. Wilber F. Spransy was hostess at luncheon and bridge at the Shore- ham y ter-in-law, Mrs. M. R. Spransy. Her guests were Mrs. Thomas_Stephenson Mrs. Albert Patterson, Mrs. W. A Smith, Mrs. Lou Meyers, Mrs. Augustus Simpson, Mrs. George Rose, Mrs. Ran- dall Converse, Mrs. Laffey, Mrs. George McGrath, Mrs. Jane Dyer, Mrs. Philip Muth, Mrs. J. W. Fishback, Mrs. Neel, Mrs. Jane Alliman, Miss Ida Thomlin- , Miss Alice Draney, Miss Naomi Chinn and Mrs. Jobn Torbert. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Warner have returned from a trip through Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Varrell of Syra- cuse, N Y, are at the Dodge during their brief stay in the Capital. Mr. A. Kabayama of Tokio, Japan. entertained at dinner last evening at the Cariton, where he is stopping while in Washington. The company num- bered five. Mr. Benjamin H. C. Biays, jr.. enter- tained a party of young people last eve- ning at the supper dance at the Club Chantecler in compliment to his fiancee, Miss Elsie Tuckerman. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Kent motored from their home in Baltimore and are stopping at the Carlton. Mr. George Marshall was host to a party of 17 last evening at the supper dance at the Club Chantecler. His guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brit ten Brown, Mr. Eugene Waggaman and the first secretary of the Costa Rican legation, Senor Don Fernando E. Piza. A gay young people’s party was the St. John's College cadet hop at Me- ridian Mansions last evening. eroning the party were Mrs. Joseph Stanley, Mrs. F. Joseph Weber, Mrs John C. Brown and Mrs. Frank P. Gilliam Congressional Club Fetes Women'’s National Press Club, Members of the Women's National Press Club were entertained by the Con- gressional Club yesterday at the latter's weekly tea in its club house at 2001 New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Pickett, for: e ; _LOS1. BRIEF CASE —Black, folding; lost from car n.w.: contents: Scien- tific journals and notes on citric and oxalic acid anal Valuable to owner only. Re- Greenwood 1930, . CAT. LARGE, YELLOW, DEC. 20. SUIT- ABLE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS CAT. | DEAD OR ALIVE. 4836 KANSAS AVE.N W 9 DOG—St. Bernard: male, 150 Ibs brow white collar: lost or strayed: anxious to lo- cate account necessity continuing veterinary treatments. Reward. Phone West 1160, KEYS—One bunch “of keys. lost in_vicinity 33rd and Patterson sts. n.w. Reward if re- turned to either 1121 Vermont ave. or 3255 Pattersqn st. n.w KITTEN, white: vicinity Conn. Woodbine st. Chevy Chase, Md Call Adams 6755-W | POCKETBOOK _Friday, City "Cab. ~Liberal | | ave and reward. eward. 1369 Meridian pl. n.w. ~Adams 9508 PURSE, black leather, cont. Hubigant com- pact, at Wash. Auditorium or Central High Reward. Maurine Catterall, Col. 1932-J SPECTACLES. shell rimmed, Edmonds black | case. vicinity 17th and F sts. n.w. Thurs. _day evening. Reward. Adams 8586-J. STRING OF PEARLS. 3 diamonds in clasp, in Constitution Hall or vicinity. afternoon January 7 reward. Return 2428 Tracy pl. or call Potomac 4108, & | WATCH—Lady’s Gruen wrist watch, brace- | let attached. Thursday afternoon, brobably in_cab or Fox Theater. Col. 1888 Reward. | WATCH—Lady’s, open fece, gold: Friday, | vicinity Constitution Hall; name insid Rew West 0402-J. s | WRIST WATCH, Priday &m. 19th between H_and Interior Dept. Cail Metropolitan | 7638, Reward | & o %q;fxfif erday in honor of her daugh- | Chap- | ‘Underwood Photo. | mer president of the Press Club, gave a short talk, recalling records of news- | paper women as far back as 1825, when | Ann Royall was editor, owner, publisher and reporter of her own paper in Wash- | ington. The muric progam was given by Miss Betty Baum and Mrs. Clara Bernheimer, pianists, preceded by a | short talk on the numbers on the pro- | gram by Mrs. Chindblom, wife of Rep- | resentative Carl Chinblom. The representatives of the Hondufan government_ who are in this country to | settle the dispute between their country and Guatemala gave a luncheon yester- day at Wardman Park Hotel, where the majority of them are staying. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Paz, Mr. Felix C. Salozar and Mr. Mariano Vasquez, the chief of the dele- gation. Covers were laid for 20. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt are at the Willard from New York, having come to attend the dinner at the White Hcuse Thursday in honor of the Vice Fresident. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Cooper, New York City, also are at the Willard for a brief visit and were among the guests at the dinner at the White House Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar J. Orme, with their son, Mr. Edgar J. Orme, jr., have moved to Wardman Park Hotel, where they have taken an apartment for the remainder of the season, Judge and Mrs. Edward Henning are | at Wardman Park Hotel, having come to | Washington about the middle of last month from New York City, where they resided at the Hotel Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gee have moved to Wardman Park Hotel, where they have taken an apartment, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hines of New rk are at the Hamilton Hotel for a short stay. Mr. Harry W. Grull will entertain a small company at the supper dance at Wardman Park Hotel this evening. = Joppa Lodge, O. E. S., Card Party and Dance This Evening. The Ways and Means Committee of Joppa Lodge Chapter, No. 27, Order of | the Eastern Star, Mrs. Ruth C. Parsley | chairman, past matron, and Mrs. Flor- ence A. Bailey, vice chairman, are rpon- oring the annual dance and card party to be given for the benefit of the chap- ter, this evening at 2400 Sixteenth street. There will be cards from 8:30 until 10:30 o'clock with a prize for each’ | table, and dancing from 9 o'clock until midnight. Mr. Walter Conway, chair- man of this activity has assisting him, Mrs. Florence A. Bailey, vice chairman; the Worthy Matron Mrs. Mildred D. Conway; the Worthy Patron Mr. Horace W. Parsley; Mrs. Ruth Parsley and Mr G. Gordon Bailey. Mrs. Margaret E McOurdy has charge of the cards and | table reservations, and Mrs. Bailey is in charge of the music and publicity. Miss Irene Wight has returned to her apartment in the Cairo from a visit to her mother and sister at Syracuse, N, Y. Miss Rosemary K. Beattie of Detroit, Mich,, is at the Dodge for an indefinite stay. | ey Mr. and Mrs. John I. Patton motored to Washington from Forest Hills, N. Y., | and are spending the weck end at the | Shoreham. Miss Helen Lynn has returned to her home on Mackayes Hill after a vacation spent with Miss Lilian Owens at Mar- tinsburg, W. Va., during he holidays. Col. Benjamin F. Flye of Arizona is in Washington where he will remain for some time. Miss Annie J. Reed and Miss Orr of Roston ‘are at the Dodge for several days. . Births Reborled. Richard J_and Goldie Clements. hoy. Peter J. and Harriet E. Murdock. boy. Howard E_and Margaret Ortel Ned and Wilma Danforth. boy Charles M. and Mildred M. Brooke, George L. and Darothv Coultar: it boy. Fobert B and Mildred Anolebv. hoy Russell G. ‘and Marv A Pafterson. boy. Carter W. and Bertha Lee. girl Tsanc H. and Emma F. Trunnell. girl, urice’and Jean Becker. girl mund M. and Lenora Toland. girl. [ A. and Catherine Anderson. boy. Edward J. and Jeaneite F. McGee, 3d, boy. Richard ‘E_and Ada C. Jackson. boy. Ray and Edna Campbell. boy. Charles B. and Ruth B, Degges. boy. roll and Alice M. Hill. ®ir] rence R, and Margaret L. Hammerness, boy hos. ® Alvin and Virginia Payne. girl William K. and Anne Chew: Kirl. Rexford R and Mirlam Glle, wirl Charles M. and Audrey J. Wilson. girl. Rudolph M. and Romaine ‘Powell. girl Ernest A_and Anne A. Luskey. girl Edward C and Frances C. Roche. boy, Duval and Marian Tyler. boy Frank and Josephine Smith. boy Lester L. and Naomi I. Lewis. kirl. Getnie and Katie Springs. wirl Haywood and Frances Parker. boy, Paul and Edith M. Stanard. girl. Alvin and Julia McCaskill, &irl EINSTEIN PLANS REST Noted! ftentistiite Napend ! Week End at Palm Springs, Calif. PASADENA, Calif., January 9 (#).—Dr. Albert Einstein, who enjoyed sunbaths on the desert at Palm Springs during his visit to this country a year ago, and Frau Einstein will spend the week end there, they said yesterday. “Of all the places we have seen in the world,” said Prau Einstein, “both the professor and I think it is one of the most beautiful.” The famed German scientist said he Braths. CAMPBELL, JEFF F. Wednesday, January 6, 1932, at Walter Reed Hospital, JEFF ¥ CAMPBELL. Funeral Monday. January 11, 1932. at 10 a.m. {rom W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. 10 CHU! GEORGIANA. _Departed this life Friday. January 8. 1932, at 12.08 am . at her residence. 479 K st. s.%.. GEORGIANA CHUNN. She leaves to mourn their_loss two sisters. Berline Costan. Frances Hop- kins; one brother. Phil Jenipher: ix nieces, four nephews and other ~relatives and ! iriends. Remains resting at Eugene Fords | funeral parlors. 1300 South Capitol st Funeral ‘Monday. January 11. at 1 o'clock: from Mount Moriah Baptist Church. 3rd and L sts. s.w. Rev. J. H. Randolph offi- clating. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. CARKE, ISABELLE §. On Friday. January 8 1932, at her residence, 1625 i8th si nw. ISABELLE S, beloved wife of the late John F. Clarke and loving mother of Ethyl Clarke. Funeral services the W. W. Chambers Co._funeral 1400 Chapin st. nw. on Sunday. J 5 10, av 7 pm. Interment Westminster Ceme- tery, Philadelphia. Pa. 10 | GANT. WILL Departed this life Wed- nesday. January 7. 1932. WILLIS GANT. | beloved son of the late Harriet Gant.!| after a long illness. He leavcs to mo their loss several cousins and a_host of friends. Funeral Monday, January 11. at i1 o'clock. {rom Barnes' funeral pasiors, 614 472 st 8w 10 GAPEN, NELSON. Suddenly Thursday. Jan- Uary 7. 1932, at 4 pm. NELSON GAPEN, colonel. U S. A., refired, beloved husoand of Myra Dunnington Gapen. Puneral fro his late residence, 4415 17th st. n.w.. Mod day. January 11. at 1:30 p.m. Relatives | d friends invited to attend. Interment (Brivate) at Ariinsion National Cemetery Tor GEBHARD, LAURA J. On Friday. January | 8. 1932, LAURA J. GEBHARD, mother o Mrs. Anna Lindsey. Funersl from W. W. Deai's funeral home. 816 H st Monday, January 11, at 2 p.m. ment in Cedar Hill Cemetersy. GLASCOCK. JULIAN LEE. ~Suddenly, on Friday, Jjanuary &, 1932, at his residence, North 'Beacn, Md. JULIAN LEE. beloved | husband of Eva May Glascock. formerly | member of D. C. Fire Department. cer will_be held at Zurnorst’s funer parlors, 301 East Capitol on’ Monda January 11, at 2 pm. Interment in Rock Creek Cemete: 10 GREEN, LESLIE. On Priday, January 8 1932, ' at Freedmen’s Hospital, LESLIE GREEN. devoted son of Margaret Green and brother of Mrs. Mary Wyatt, Mrs. Rebecca Ferguson. Mrs. Millie Willis, Doro- thy, Andrew. Reuben and Lottie Green Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. .w. No- tice of funeral later JONES. MARTHA. On Wednesday, January 1932, at_her Tesidence, 920 3rd St. s.W.. MARTHA JONES, devoted wife of the late Anthony Jones, ' loving _mother of = Mrs Carrie_Dodson, Mrs. Plorence Mead. Er- nest, Nicholas and Irene Jones. She also leaves one sister, Mrs. Harriett Edelin: two_brothers. Robert and Charles Johnson | of Philadelphia. Pa.; three stepchildren, Mrs. Rosy Williams. Mrs Maggie Brooks and Eddie Jones, and six srandchildren. Remains resting at her late residence. Funeral Sunday. January 10, at 1 p.m from Zion Baptist Church. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery LORD. HARMON T. On Friday. January 8. 1932, HARMON T. LORD. age 178 years Funeral from his late residence, 614 I st n.e. on Monday, January 11. at 11:30 | am. " interment in’ Woodlawn Cemetery ne. on inter- 10 McPHERSON. CATHERINE OLIVIA. Thurs- day. January 7. 1932, at her daughter's residence. Mrs. Hugh V. Martin, 321 L st ne. CATHERINE OLIVIA. beloved wife of the late Thomas R. McPherson. Fu- neral from above address Monday, Jan- uary 11. 1932, at 9:30 a.m. thence to St Agnes’ Church. at 46 Q st. n.w. at 10 | am. Intewment in Congressionai’ Ceme- | tery 10 | PLATT, KATHERINE. uary 9, ton st Henry Platt and mother of Harry J.. Wal- ter and Julia Platt and Mrs_J. M. Smith and Mrs. L. J. Powler. Funeral ‘from above residence Monday. January 11, 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10 | POETZMAN, RUDOLPH T. On_Saturday, January 9. 1932, RUDOLPH T. POETZ- MAN, beloved son of the late John Henry and Catherine Poetzman. Funeral from his laie residence. 813 Buchanan rt On Saturday, Jan- 1932, at her residence, 1366 New- nw., KATHERINE. beloved wife of t In- on Monday. January ‘11, at 2 p.m. tives and friends invited. Interment Pros- pect Hill Cemetery. 10 REDMAN, LAURA_E. On Saturday, Jan- uary 9. 1932, at 3:35 a.m., at the residence of her sister, Miss M. E. Clarke. Colonial Beach., Va. LAURA E. REDMAN. beloved wite of Willam D. Redman_and mother of Mrs. Thomas Lee, Mrs. Thomas Wil- liams. Mrs. Mildred Besore and Wiliam | R Redman. Funeral Monday, January 11, | &t 2’p.m., at Ferrell, King Georse County, Va. s MRS. HICKEY IS BURIED WITH ARLINGTON RITES | Dr. Cousin of Oklahoma Woman, and President of George- town, Officiates at Service. Nevils, Final rites for Mrs. Ellen Flowers | Hickey of Oklahoma City, a cousin of Rev. Dr. W. Coleman Nevils, S. J., presi- dent of Georgetown University, were ! held today in Arlington National Ceme- tery. She was buried beside her hus- band, the late Lieut. Col. James T. Hickey, Civil War veteran of the 181st | Chio Volunteer Infantry. Dr. Nevils officiated at the service. Mrs. Hickey was 8) years old, a pioneer musician and art patron of Oklahoma. She died last Tuesday. She is survived by a son, Maj. James F. Hickey, who brought the body of his mother to Washington early this | morning. {JOHN S. GARLAND, 73, IS BURIED IN OAK HILL Former D. C. Water Superintend- ent and Native of Washington Is Given Last Rites. Funersl services were held at 11 o'clock this morning for John Spotts- wood Garland, 173, former superin- tendent of the District of Columbia Water Department, who died Thursday at his home, 1320 Twenty-ninth street, after a long illness. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery. A native of this city, Mr. Garland attended the public schools here, and later attended Maryland Agricultural College and the Naval Academy. As a railroad engineer he worked for some time with the Richmond & Danville Railroad. Entering the District surface division in 1891, he later was made engineer io the Water Department, and was named superintendent of that unit in 1915. He | retired some time ago. PHYSICIANS TO HONOR ' MEMORY OF DR. KOBER The Medical Soclety of the DLstrict: of Columbia will meet Wednesday night | at 8 o'clock in its headquarters, 1718 M street, to honor the memory of the late Dr. George Martin Kober, a former president of the society and for many years dean of the Georgetown Medical School. Memorial addresses will be made by representatives of organiza- tions and interests with which Dr. Ko- ber was so prominently and usefully identified. Those who will speak are: Henry C. Macatee, M. D., the Medical Society of the District of Columbia; Rev. W. Cole- man Nevills, 8. J., rector, Georgetown University; Surgeon Gen. Robert U. Patterson, Medical Corps, United States Army; Mrs. Ernest R. Grant, Washing- ton Tuberculosis Association; George S. | ‘Wilson, Board of Public Welfare, Wash- ington, D. C.; Dr. Ales Hrdlicka, An- thropological Society of Washington. The meeting is open ta the public. i i |NOTED WAR MOTHER DIES Mrs. Mary E. Spence, Chairman of Home, Expires in Milwaukee. Word has been received in Washing- ton of the death yesterday in Mll‘l waukee, Wis,, of Mrs. Mary E. Spence, | past National president of the American War Mothers and National chairman of the American War Mothers’ Home, 1527 New Hampshire avenue, Washington. Mrs. Spence, whose home was in Mil- waukee, had been active in the organi- zation since its inception. She was Na- tional president during 1927-29, and was the first past National president to die. She was the widow of Thomas Spence, who died in Milwaukee about two months ago. On Mothers' day last year, May 10, a tree was dedicated to Mrs. Spence's scrvice on the grounds of the Lincoln Memorial here, by the mothers’ organi- zation. ’ She served as vice chairman of the % A—7 Breaths. ROBINSON. WILLIS B. On Wednesday, OBNaO s, M!Sy B Guiflieer Hospicay WILLIS B. ROBINSON. loving husband a‘ Annie M, Robin-on, devoted father of Naom! Jett erd Jjames A. Robinson. brother of Icaac Rotinson. He also leaves arinachilgen and’ other rela! Remain ‘resting at the John T Riines funersl chapel. 3rd and " Eve sis. sw Puneral Sunday. January 10, from ‘Salem Baptist Church, King Georse Countr. Va. SAUNDERS, JANE B. On Fridav. January 8. 1932 at her residence, Forest Glen, Md. JANE B. SAUNDERS. beloved wife of Willlam W. Saurdess, si. and mother of William W. Saunders. Jr. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 Chapin st. nv. Monday January IL_at il am’ Tntérment Rock Creek three, and_friends . ALICE_ M. On Saturday, Janu- 1932, ‘2t Emerzency Hospital’ ALICE A SON. beloved wife of J. Noble Simpson cf 1825 Kalorama rd. n.w, Fu- neral from the chapel of John R. Wright Co.. 1237 10°h st. n.w. Monday. January 11 am. " Iaterment in Fort Lin- T B. On Thursday. Ja 1 pm. st the State H ass, ROBERT B. TAYLOE te Rev. J. Anderson Tavior anie E. Tavior Notice of funeral TFICHER. MARY B. On_Friday, 124 8. 1932 at Columbia C.s B. TEICHER. beloved mother of Mrs. Burns C. Downey and Mrs. am_ A Swe- gers. Funeral from Tesidence of Rer * daushter. Mrs. C. Downey, 2815 North Capitol st. on Monday. January 11. at 11 am.’ Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment 2t Cedar Hill Cametery. WAGGONER. MARY L. On Frida culosis Hospi of Wade H. the Wm. H. Sardo funerel chapel. 412 H st. n'e.. on Tussday. January 1°. at 2 p.m. Relatives ana friends invited. Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10 In Memoriam. BRUCE. MILDRED KING. In loving re- membranca nf our deer daushter and sis- ter, MILDRED KING BRUCE, who depart- ed ‘this life three years ago today. Janu- arv 9. 1020 Absence draws us nearer Between us there hangs but a thread. To_us no one could be dearer To ua she is micsing, not dead DEVOTED = MOTHER _AND BROTHER. NANNIE AND ANTHONY KING. . CAMM. SYLVANUS. In loving memory of my dear friend. SYLVANUS CAMM, who departed this life one year ago today, Janvare 9. 1931 Faithfol and honest In all his wavs Devoted and true ta the end of his days. Fa was lovine rentle and kind— What & beautiful memory he left behind M. E. CARR, CLARK. FRANCES I A tribute of love to the memory of our devoted mot nd wife, FRANCES I CLARK. who departed {nis'life two years ago today, January 9. Janua, s ARY k, the Burns Funerel from Co. only vour memory. dear mother, mber our whole life through. are one we will never forget, For we always think of von THE FAMILY. In loving memory of ANNA M. CUSBERD CUSBERD. ANNA M. our devoted mother. who entered into rest twanty-nine years ago today. January 9. 1903 Loved in life, rememhared in death HER CHILDREN. KING. FRANCIS A. In memory of our dear husband and father. FRANCIS A. KING. who departed this life nine years ago to- day. January 9. 1923 He lives with us in memory and will forever. HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. WEBB, CARRIE V. In memory of my dear mother, CARRIE V. WEBB. who departed ihis Jife “nine years ago today, January If on God's earth there is a word More sacred than another A word beld dear by one and all. Six_letters spell it. “‘mother.’ DEVOTED DAUGHTER. ROSA J. TAY- . WEFB. CARRIE V. Sacred to the memory of our dear aunt. CARRIE V. WEBE. who departed thit life nine years ago today. January 9, 1923. Thou art gone. but not forgotten, Fresh our love will ever be For as long as there is memory We_will always think of thee HER DEVOTED NIECES. BLANCHE M, WILSON AND MAMIE V. HAWKINS. ¢ FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Established 1376 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. _1337 10th St. N.W. _ Phone North 0043. WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 8th ST SE. LINCOLN 0530. CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone Lineoln 0372. J. WILLTIAM LEE’S SONS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM | 333 PA.AVE. N.W. _ NATIONAL 1384, 1388, P. J. SAFFELL LM GAWLER CO - Funeral Directors * GAWLER 410, am Frank Geier's Sons Co. STV L, National 2672 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. Funeral Chapel Albianee Service. 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