Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1932, Page 9

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All attractively boxed. $1.65 Other Reefers to $6.50 Women’s Silk Hose At this special price is your choice of Full-Fashioned if- fon Hose, Fine Sheer Chiffons, e Gauge Service Silks, and ixtra-Length Cl 3 Pairs $2‘ Single Pairs, § Men's House Slippers of fine kid, in blacks, blues, browns, reds, wines and greens. Soft leather soles. A special value. $1.95 Other Slippers to $5 Pigskins and grey suede gloves specially purchased from a famous maker. Unusual quality at this low price, for these are all table cut to insure perfect " 5195 Other Gloves to $7.50 Raleigh quality Pajamas, handsomely styled and in a wide assortment of fab- rics and shades. Excellent Bl Sibrite b $1.95 Other Pajamas to $13.50 Charge Accounts Pay in 30 days or. use our Extended Payment Plan . . . 4 months to pay and no interest charges RALEIGH HABERDASHER 1310 F Street THE EVENING IMRS. INEZ GARDINER DIES i Funeral Services Will Be Held To- morrow Morning. Funeral services for Mrs. Inez V.. Gardiner, 66, who died Sunday at Montgomery County General Hospital, sSandy Spring, Md., will be held at the residence of her son, Bowlen G. Gard- iner, 4209 Eighteenth street, tomorrow at 8:15 am. Requiem mass Wwill be sald at St. Mary’s Catholic Church Rockville, Md., at 10 am. Burial will be at Barnesville, Md. Mrs. Gardiner was the daughter of the late Dr. George Bowlen of Barnes- ville and was the widow of H. Bernard Gardiner. She is survived by her son, four daughters, Mrs. Raymond King of | Clarksburg, Mrs. Harry A. Allison of Baltimore, Mis, Oscar Leaman of Washington end Mrs. John A. Brickley of Clinton, Md, and a sister, Mrs. Louise_Gardiner of Rockville. Hahrw’s alway. have ready FULL STOCKS Rubber footwear! Even after a siege like this . . . and a national shortage . . . our stocks are always complete— and priced right! 4-Buckle Galoshes quality Strictly 2 $2.95 grades first of best known makes! Children’s All rubber fleece-lined Galoshes. Sizes 11 to 3. for misses and children. Boots for Young Folks Children’s knee boots, sizes 6 to 1. Boys’ 1 dull knee boots, sizes 3 to 5. “Storm King” $1.95. Boys Boots, sizes 3 to 5, R P A U. S. Storm Overshoes Menr’s .. ..$1.25 Women’s........$1.00 Children’s..75¢, 85¢ Boys’ 1207 F 7th & K 14th at G 3212 14th STAR, WASHING 0N, INOTED BARITONE DIES IN NEW YORK Clarence Whitehill, Formerly in Opera, Sang Before King of England in 1922. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK. December 20-—Clar- jencc Eugene Whitehill, who looked like George Washington and sang before who was with the Metropolitan Opera House 19 years, expired in his home Sunday night, aged 61. Born in Marengo, Iowa, he was con- sidered one of that State's greatest con- tributions to the musical world. He was working as an express clerk in Chi- cago when he met Mme. Melba, a meeting that affected his whole career. With her aid, he found a patron to advance funds for his musical educa- tion. In after years he sang at the ‘Wagner Festival in Baireuth. He sppeared at the Opera Comique in Paris, the British National Opera in London and at Covent CGarden. In 1922 he sang before King George and Queen Mary. His first New York appearance was as Amfortas in “Parsifal” He left the “Met” when he had a dispute with Gen- eral Manager Giulio Gatti-Casazza last !May. He said the manager had a bias against American singers, but Gatti- Casazza denied it. g He had appeared several times in the role of George Washington at fes- tivals celebrating the Bicentenrial of birt} ressed in Co- costume, 1 oked o fiist President aul and Philadelph: rothers in Iowa. Hcrse Evicts Automohlle, SALT LAKE, December 20 (P).— Here's one where the horse supplanted the automobile. A. L. Merrill opened his garage doors to stable his car for the night, only to find a nag of uncer- tain origin had preempted the shelter. Merrill was sporting enough to leave the horse in the garage and his car out in the cold. - CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY. Meeting, Anthropological Society, New National Museum. 8 pm Meeting. Huguenot Society, Hotel, 7:45 pm. Meeting, Independence Bell Chapter, Willard Hotel, 8 pm. Meeting and dance Willard Hotel, 8 p. Card party, Mothers' Club, St. James' Catholic Church. Thirty-seventh street and Rhode Island avenue northeast, 8 pm. May Soclety. Mecting, Polish Club of Washington, {Sears-Rocbuck Art llery, 1106 Con- necticut avenue, 8 pm. | Meeting, Washington Cat | Newton street northeast, 8 p.m. | : . = " “The Christmas Story in Pictures,” illustrated_lecture in English and Es peranto, Mount Pleasant Public Library, 8 pm. TOMORROW. Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 30 pm. of Columbia Bank- 12:45 Luncheon, District ers' Association, Wiliard Hotel, g pm ' Luncheon, Lions Club, Mayflower Ho- tel, 12:30 pm. ! Luncheon, Optimist Club, Hamilton { Hotel, 12:30 p.m. Luncheon, Women's Organization of i National Association of Retail Drug- | gists. Hamilto Hotel, 12:30 pm D. C., CAPITAL WOMAN DIES | royalty, is dead. The noted baritone, | Germany. | amazingly | » former Tsabelle Rush | s Club, 2014 | TUESDAY, DEC Mrs. Florence Parsons Madigan Leaves Mother and Two Sons. Mrs. Florence Parsons Madigan, 39, widow of Frank W. Madigan, one-time assistant corporation counsel, died at her home, 9204 Connecticut avenue, yesterday. She was the daughter of the late James L. Parsons and Mrs. Mary L. Parsons. She is survived by her mother and two sons, Frank and James Madigan, both of this city. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery, where her husband is buried. * ! PAGEANT WILL FEATURE Speclal Dispateh to The Sta GAITHERSBURG. December 20.— ie Cam= to Bethlehem,” a Christmas pageant, under the direction of Mrs. Marshall Walker, to be participated in by various members of the Sunday school, with special music directed by Mrs. Clyde Thomas, will feature the annual Christmas ertertainment to be given in the Grace M. E. Church on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair, continued cold _tonight. inimum tonight about gTees; tomorrow partly cloudy, with rising temperature; gentle variable winds tonight, becom- ing moderate south tomorrow. { Maryland—Fair tonight; not so cold in extreme west portion; tomorrow partly cloudy: rising temperature. Virginia—Falr, not quite so cold in extreme west portion tonigh row increasing cloudiness and warmer. { followed by rain fn extreme sc portion in the afternoon | West Virginia— o cold tonght; | cloudiness and rain in west portion. River Report. Potomac clear today. Report for Last 24 Hours. Temperature. Barometer. Inches. 30.24 30.25 30.28 30.30 30.36 Year ago, 63. today. Year Yesterday— noon todav. 7:30 am. Tide Tables. by U States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) ‘Today. . 12:43am. 26 a.m. 22pm 51 pm. "The Sun and Moon, { (Furnished Tomorrow. | Sun, today Sun, tomo, Moon, toda one-, l‘a}( hour afl«r s.um[ Precipitation. Monthly precipitat the Capital (current m Vlon(h 1 93". November December ‘Weather tations. “me gorm SAINT CALVIN Mercy Sidelights on the career of Me. COOLIDGE by DUFF GILFOND $2.50 Vanguard* bookstores EISEMAN’S SEVENTH AND F SUITS 18 NOTHING DOWN Just Pay $6 IN JANUARY $6 IN FEBRUARY $6 IN MARCH Come in tomorrow— make your selection. Open a charge account, NOTHING DOWN— just pay $6 monthly, starting next January. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS “E Rl Selt Atlantic City Baltimore, 7090204070002000200007000 0731900002000 3 Pt.cloudy Cloudy . Ptcloudy Raining 10 3% 100 Cloudy .. Clear .i Clear Stations. TLondon. Ensland Fra urich, Stockho! Switzer) Sweden Noon. Greenwic Horta (Faval). Azores (Cutre: Eloidy . today.) Part cloudy ions.) Part cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Part cloudy ILERNLE VNN Established 1900 SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS v The Funeral Chapel g ¢ nal Zone SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE LIncoln 0524-9244 412 H St. Northeast S SIS ISANNNISNNG GREATER oNE OF THE LARGEST (LO) UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a Complete Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whole profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. You Get the Biggest and the Best from CHAMBERS | Hospital. | tomorrow at Wright's undertaking par- and Shenandoah Rivers | wWeather. | MBER 20, 1932. Qurd ot Thanks. CRAIG. SAMUEL T. We wish to thank our m"‘i friends and the organization for the kindness and sympathy you extended s dn our sad bereavement at the Geath af my. beloved husband. and our dear father, Rev. SAMUEL T. CRAIG. EVA F. CRAIG. WIFE: ELINOR WOOD- LEY AND ADELE GILMORE, DAUGH- WIDOW OF ARMY MAN DIES AT WALTER REED Mrs. Katherine Ford Perkins, Na- tive of District, Active in Wel- fare and Patriotic Groups. Mrs. Katherine Ford Perkins, widow | of the late John 8. Perkins, U. 8. A, retired, died yesterday at Walter Reed Funeral services will be held lor, and mass will be said at 9:30 a.m. at Immaculate Conception Church, fol- lowed by burial in Arlington. Mrs. Perkins was born in 1863 in the District, and her girlhood was spent in Prescott, Ariz. She lived at ghe Army post at Plattsburg, N. Y. until the Spanish War, but had made her home in Washington since. She was active in patriotic and social cervice circles | and was a member of the Lincoln Cir- cle, G. A. R.; Deughters of Veterans and American War Mothers. She 15 survived by a son. George K. Perkins: two_caughters. Margaret F. Rogers_ and_Ruth K. Furey; a siste Mrs. Mary Ford Platten; two brothe Frank Ford of Williams, Ariz,and Je- | rome Ford, Salt Lake City, Utah, and & niece, M Cecelia Ford. | o e MRS. ADELIA FOUGHT'S FUNERAL TOMORROW t Au ry Will Hold Service Prec Rites. G. A. R. Ps Fleg Funeral services for Mrs. Adelia A.| | Fought, 81, who died Sunday night at | her home, 'in Leeway, Arlington Coun- ty, Va. will be conducted at her late | home at 1 p.m. tomorrow by Rev. H. A. Kester, pastor of Congress Street M. P. Church, assisted by Dr. H. L. Elderdice | of Westminister. Md. She was the widow of Joseph Fought, a Civil War veteran. Mrs. Fought is survived by a sister, Mrs. Alice Ingersoll, and six children, | A Emily _Collins, Matawan, N. J ita Thempson. Oakland, Calif.: s, Washington; Mrs. Davis, Whi 3 . and Alice Virginia Fought of Arling- seph A. C born in Washington in 1851 e h in Lecway for of Burnside | she was a ice at the Adel A R. of \lm(h will hold a flag se eding the funeral. DISTRICT NATIVE DIES Katie P. Bretow, 71, Will Be Buried Here Thursday. Katie P. Bretow, 71. a lifelong of ington, died last n at her re 1442 Harvard after an of severa! m u}s | Mrs. Bretow \\a>1 e w A. Bretow. S survived by Bd' Bretow; , and a siste member. home pr Mis. street Matilda Kendric Funeral services will be Tt at 8:30 am. at the residence. Solemn high requim mass will be sung at Sacred Heart Church at 9 o'cl Burial will be in Rock Creek Cem Will Distribute 15 Baskets. BOULEVARD HEIGHTS. Md., De- | cember 20 (Special) —Members of the vard Heights Volunteer Fire De- I bout 15 Prince Georges County Saturd William Smith announced last Chief Marriage License Harold §. Blackman. 30 rd. and chmond, . Rev. W Deaths Reported Mary A Toler, 74, Nan: Sadie B. James G'Donn: (Cecelia M. Moran, pita (ilchast L. O'Commnor, 62, Grorsstomn Hos- pital Herman Morales, ot Hospital Georgetown Hos- | 50. Emergency Hospital. | Gallinger Hospita - Children’s Ho abeth Tolson, ¢ aie_Johuson, Sine willame, Serah Lewic. Clarence Wa Births Reported. Thomas L. and Mary,_Carroll, boy. Ewell B. and Louise Trevey. bo Day and Grace A. Zearb: AIREDALE PUPPY. 0 months old. black and mp in front foot; reward. Phone E. glasscs 1 L | mohably on N Cap. FPriday. Reward. Vi Room_233 a1e all,_containing _moncy Return rins. Keep after 5 pra. wo brindle dogs: name “Bu: white breast and fect: spike collar and har- ness with Penne. tags on both: other name “Don”; white breast and scar on back: has collur 'and_harness. ' Rew Kindly %y Geo. ‘W Rogerson. 107 Eastern. a Baltimore. Md. i FARRING—Old-fashioned, ting in flat daisy: lost i Saturday_ afternoon. desk_of Stoneleigh_Court. IN TAXI. pair of white £old mounted Jn case marked “Lits Bros. Phila Reward. Return to Shaw Junior Hish School. 7th and R. I ave. nw. kunk, medium size Czil between 9 am. Branch 516. LASSES. white gold: between and Munitions Bldg.: Tues- 13th and D car or Memorial 17th ‘and K); reward old, crystal set- blue cab. 1 oclock reward paid at 'OXFORD ( California_st. day morning: bus _(transferred Phone_Potomac_01 POCKETBOOK, larg 7th and Ese; Monday, December 19. tional 0537, Liberal reward BOOK_large. blac “Monday. December 1¢ Koy Fioney. " Piease retush T0-cent store, Na- POCKETBOO! Tth and Eye: ilonal 0537, rest. P PY_White, with buff spots, 2 months old: resembles Sealyham. Reward, 6 West Kirke st.. Chevy Chase, Md. Wis. 2081 PURSE. brown, marked with letter “E lost on Monday: reward. Wisconsin_2305. PURSE—Containing _money, rosary, etc. Finder please call Lincoln $152-J. Reward. PURSE, containing keys. etc; mear Hen- drick’s _gas station. Silver Spring. Md. Please return, 1011 C st.. Woodside. Md. PURSE, black, containing sum of mone: keys, coSmetics, etc.. vicinity Treasury, Re WA 1747 18th n.w. Pot. 07 ad SPECTACLESName and address r{mhlbly"o:s’(‘l mR taxi. Reward. . General Cord, serial Between 754 13th st reward. ' Dist. 4076 WRIST_ TC old. marked “Wilson M. Wing. June, 1931 Jost Saturday, Rewar Phone Falls Church 422, 26° | anbtrow. KATIE P, Beaths. BLACKWELL., THOMAS. 8Suddenly, on Sun- day, December 1K. 1932, at_his residen 510" Sherrier place THOMAS. loved husband of Annie E. Blackwell (nee Madizan). aged 6( years. Funeral from ihe above residence on Wednesday, De- cember 21, at 1 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery, with military honors. 20 BOWLING. ESTELLE. Suddenly, on Sun- many Telatives +, Henry home, 467 N st. n.w. later. BOWLING, WILLIAM H.. JR. Suddenly. on Sunday,’ December 18." 1032, WILLIAM H. Jr. husband of Estelle Bowling. He 8lso"leaves one brother, two sisters. sev- eral _nieces and neph and ‘many friends. Puneral December 12, @t'1 pm. from Henry 8. Washin funeral Home, 467 N st. n.w. Inte Lincoln Memoriai Cemétery. . On Monday, Decem- at 6 pm., at her residence. d st nw alter a lin KATIE P. BRETOW, i Notice of funeral mes late residence.” . where & solemn hign requiem mass will be sung at O wm. Interment in Rock Creek Cem- CARRIE E. On Monday. Decem- 1517, CAPRIE E. BURGESS, (nec Wite of the late: Abner Vfrom the residence of 45 gt st at 2 pm. CARRANER. MARGARET. etomba 52 E . HOSEGr e RAHER. " Pune Ler niece, Mrs. Margaret M. Renshaw, {405 R 6t 0%, on Wednesday, Decem: ass_at In- doly Ruod Cemete CARTER, SAMUE COOPER CORRENNE C. cember 19, On Monday, De- at her_residence. 4207 . CORRENNE B. Cooper. RLFS HERBERT. Deccmber ver Spr HERBERT. belotd Stoner JULIA A CURTE: JULIA A C DYER, MARGARET JANE FOUGHT. ADELIA A r\rhl\n INEZ ¥ officiating. OLDSMITH. JORN WILLIAM Decembr er of Edwin S S.. Leroy P.. Nellie C.. Hariet Lanham. Fune: Wednesda ., On Tuesday. at his residence. 14 omit flowers. HOUSER. ALICE 18, J92, Al &% A—9 Beaths. MYERS. IDA GILBERT. Suddenly, on Sune day, December 1x, 1132, at her residence, the 'Pranklin Park Hor, > 1 st n IDA GILBERT MYERS, book Teview editor of ‘The Evening. 8 Remains resting at the parlors of Almus R. Speare, 16: Connecticut ave. Notice of funeral later, NAPLES, MADELINE. On Monday. Dec ber 19, . MADELINE NAPLES. sged 4 years loved mother of Margaret Napies. 'Puneral from the residence u! her brother. John Nicro, 46 B x:?g:sn::nyhl)‘ccemher 21, at & ace 1o Ho thence” to Holy Rosary Chrc said at 9 am. Interment Mouni PARRAN. LAURA. D! arted this 0= Hospital, LAURA PARRA! She lea: !e mourn their loss a devoted husband, liam H. Parran; ten chidren, two sisters, Ella Smith and Mary Elizabeth Bankhead; villiam Walker of Atlantie ¢ Re- n““fi; KATHERL aay, cember ks Valte: Hospital, KA”lf INE P(“)[Rl‘;‘ai“l.a!?lpfig of I‘Ih Corbin lfl e ne, in the toth h widow of 'the la 1l.encm'u il y e_Conception Church, & % wh oot nicrment Ariington: Na- REED, MARY HEPBURN, _Sudde ; A nly, o Monduv{. December 1 WS 0 pm., at her residence, 9714 Warren ‘\l]ARY HEPBURN, beloved daus) and re" George W. X esidence on Th Relal et 1 ARDSON, beloved by He 13 also suzvived by Snother and g and & host ives and friends, ewed after 8 p At the R. C. Corley, e brother, mna Remain s December hment., Inters apd” friends invited. niversity + beloved husband ary E. Slack and fat Russell’ K. Otis chell Slack, A e McKinley Funeral nome, sday, De- tives' and on e c 1apel of w. on am v. December Congressi w mm £Qu In Memoriam HENDERSON. RUTH . 35N ErbEON € years 2g0 today, December 20, _dear father. mory last of thee AUGHTER, AN- ERAL _DIRECTORS. CHAMBERS Frank Geier’s Sons Co. B enane Trinmie National 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 EAST CAPITOI Phone Lincoln 03 Jcs’ph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.W. Fhone West 004 111 - | JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. home! on Wednesday. D pm. Relatives’ a Interment_ Eldbrooke Tenleytown, ERNEST. _On Sunday, December 18. 1 c Conn.. ERNEST. the son of the late Walier and Mary Bruce Robbins Howe and husband of Anne daughter of the late Nathaniel Wilson of Washington. _ Services will Michael's Church. Litchfieid. Conn., Wed- con, December 21, at 1: JENNIER. FRANK H. On Monday, Decem- | ber 19, at Mount Alto Hospital. d hasband of Marg: m his late residence. " Phursday. Dec: Reolatives and frien: Iaterment Arlington Na- JOHNSON of_Gol Fsovest i 2 maie ANNIE JOTINSON ANNA KINNISON, Acting M. N. G. INDIANA' N. GREENE, W. R. JOSEPH. LOUISE. d Monday. December 12,79 at 13 LOU sister of Francis. Joh Charles. Osborne “and Wesley, Funeral Thursday. December p.m.. from the Ford funeral home, South Capitol st. KROGER. MARY T. December 19, Sprises at 1500 Suddenly. on Monday, MARY_T.. beloved wife of Bernard 8. ger. Puneral from he: late residence. 205 Taylor st.. Ch Chase. Md.. on Thursday, December = at A0 am.: requiem mass at the Shri of the Blessed Sacrament at 9 a.m. Rel- 2uives and friends invited. | Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery. KROGER, MARY T. Members of the La- dics” Auxiliary. Kiights of St. John. No. Ui, @ro requested .to meet at the late Tesidence of Sister MARY KROGER, 205 Taslor st, Chevy Chase, Md. Tuesday, December 20. 193 at 8 m.. for the recitation of the Rosary. and are request- ed to attend the funeral se h hurch of the Blessed Sacrament Thurs- [ay. December 2. at 9 a.m. BANNON, President. M. E. SHEEHAN, Secretary. On MADIGAN, FLORENCE _PARSONS. Monday, December 19. 1932, at her re dence. D204 Conn_ ave.. Md. FLORENCE PARSONS MADIGA! widow of Prank W. Madigan and be. loved daughter of Mary L. Parsons and the late James L. Parsons. Funeral serv- lces from Hysonws parlor,” 1300 N st n.w.. Wednesday. December pm: Interment Arlingion atlonal Cem- etery. NALLY, ANNIE O. Entered into the rt al, on the morning of December i, , at _1xi4 Kalorama road n.w. "ANNIE O. McNALLY. aged 76 years. widow of Francis McNaily of Da; Conn. _Funeral services at Hyson fors, 1300 N st. nw. on Thursdar. D: cember 22, 'at 2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 2 be held at St. | 10th S| Phone North 0047 w. Established 1 V . L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to mor conn with the original W. R. Speare esub’lcxgd- i 009 H_St. N.W. ALFRED B. GA' . WLER ALTER A. GAWLER WILLIAM A.” GAWLER JOSEPH GAWLER SONS Established 1850 Chapel Cremations Lady sttendant 1750.2-4 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W. \'Auonll 5512-5518 NO BRANCH | OFFICE I W. W. DEAL & CO, 818 H ST. NE. LINCOLN 82 | WILLIAM H. SCOTT 409 Sth ST. SE. | LINCOLN (1530, {J. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS CREMATORIUM 4th & C STS. N.E. LINCOLN_ 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. Gude Bros, Co., 1212 F St. Prompt Auto Delivery Service ic—expressive—inexpe GEO. C. SHAFFER ZXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS MODERATE PRICES © FHONE NAT. $108 Open Evenings 14th & Eye | . and Sundays |GEO. A. COMLEY _ wgs %05 riistic Floral Desiens by Expert Phones. Clar. 130-3-1 o £61-3-1 FLORAL TRIBUTES $2.50 up Phunel J.H. Phone DUPONT NOrmH7000 CIRCLE