Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1933, Page 7

SOCIETY. SOCIETY President and Mrs. Hoover Will Give| State Reception Tonight to Members of Congress. Hoover | Robert Low Baccn, Mrs. James Gnmm | Rogers, President and Mrs. will be hosts at a reception to- | Mr. Frank Brett Noyes, Miss | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. Ca. % and Dr. Fred Repetti. The guests of honor at the tea this afterncon of the International Associa- tion of Arts and Letters in the Sears, Roebuck Art Galleries will be Senor Don Egea Lopez, the Venzuelan artist, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan. Mr. Mor- gan wil! speak on the trend of modern art and Senor Lopez will tell of arf in Latin America. The well knowh violin- ist. Mr. James Delaney Nash, will play solos and the hostesses will be Mrs. Emily Fairless, Mrs. Jane Manderschei Mrs. J. D. Sullivan and Miss Isabel Furbank. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Tunmore of Garden City, Long Island, who have J I night in the White House in|Mabel Boardman, Miss Mary Randolph, | honor of members of the Senate and House of Representatives. | Miss Lilian Snowball of New Bruns- | wick, Canada, who is the house guest | made an extended visit to Biloxi, Miss., motored to Washingion and are spend- ing a few days at the Shoreham on| C., SATURDAY, Aids Guild Fund FEBRUARY 18, 1933. ! @ard of Thanks. 'HALLMAN. RICHARD M. 'h-tnlfilllll u-; ln“lofi! and thank our friends for kind expressions of sympathy llrlnl our MRS. lXcHAHD M. HALLMAN AND FAMILY. . Braths. ANDERSON, NETTIE. Departed this ife oo Sunday. Pebruary 2. 1643 NETTIE funeral home, funeral later. ANDREWS. SIDNEY F. On Thursday. Feb: 3 NDREWS. of Mary Fentress An- Sarvices at Fourth Presbyterian th and Fairmont sts. n.w. on Saturday. Peoru 18, at 2 pm. Inter- ment private. Please omic Aowers. BAKER, JUANITA. _On February t1:15 am. Chi 3 lingering” Breaths. CARTER. On_ Saturday, hbmn PE] LOUISE. xl‘ 1933, n her residence, 1204 Wi B 100 'al Mond: hm 1 At oebfi from her te. Testden W COLE. PSON. Rec. GEORG! dn ll;llr“i ’[fi- APOLEO! des - 'y and_son LUCIAN H. THOM! i Notice of funeral later, 10 | RUST, GWINN al o o, Thursd hfi- REH, beloved husba .( Afi Mre, % WHEELWRIGHT. Sudden! Aisk onTriday. Pebcuary 17, 1031 of funeral later. - e at church, neral later. CHASE, LUCRETIA. On Priday, February 17, 193: . 1718 M st Ma; rfrnut oyt funeral "enu, sey ister le st. n.w. mains resting at the W. Ern uner‘ churel Ao h, 1432 U H Lucas Reh and brother of Varela. IGHT R 20 1933, 2 pm | sTonEsuRNER. Mary's Episcopal Church. Quested to_attend. Sty 160 afuvu 16.& at illnes: She leaves to mour: father. three sis) host ot other rc Senator and Mrs. Warren R. Au:tin ' of the Minister and Mrs. Herridge, and their way hcme. and Representative and Mrs. Fred A. the First Secretary of the Legation lnd Mrs. Howard G. Nichols of Wesley AMIE A JACKSON, President. loving mother and Batas %P Joving mother and | MARY CRAIG. Recording Secretary. | CHASE. LUCRETIA. Young Ladies’ Imme- s Britten will entertain at dinner perties | Mrs. Merchant Mahoney. before the reception and among those | who will- be hcsts at cupper parties after the function will be the Assistant | Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. James H. Douglas, jr.. and Senator and Mrs. W. Warren Barbour. Mrs. Gann Honor Guest Of Mrs. White at Luncheon. Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, sister of | the Vice Prasident, was the honor guest at a luncheon given today by Mrs. White, viic of Senator Wallace H. White, Jr. The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills have as their house guests Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Fish and | Mr. T C. Richardson of New York, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Randolph and Mr. Emlen Randolph of Philadelphia. The Ambassador of Poland, Mr. Stanislas Patek, who is now in Italy, will safl for this country about Feb- ruary 24, and will come to Washington shortly after his arrival in New York. The Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter sailed yesterday aboard the | Oum,e Savole for this country and are xpected to arrive in New York th enfl of next weelz The Minister of Hungary and Count ess Szechenyi will entertain at a dance this evening in the legation for their debutante daughter, Miss Gladys »ze-} he 3 :flnfi: Francoise May, daughter of the | Ambassador of Belgium and Mme. May will entertain a company of young peo- ple dinner before the dance. The Minister of Albania, Mr. Faik Konitza, was host at dinner last eve- ning at the Mayflower, entertaining in mvumcnt to Brig. Gen. William E. Horton, United States Army, retired. His other guests were Senator Arthur cwpn former Representative and Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, Mrs. Jchn Allan Dounm-ty Mrs. Ralph Worthington, Dr. Patrick Christopher of the Catho- . lic University and Baron von Redlich. 'flu Minister of Norway, Mr. Ha]vard Bachks, was the ranking guest at the luncheon given today at the May- flower by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Graves Mather in compliment to the latter’s brother-in-law_and sister, Dr. and Mrs. olt Bloodgood of Baltimore. '{"h‘lph : alo included the charge d'affaires of Poland and Mme. Soko- Jowska, Bishop Jemes E. Freeman, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark L. Bris- tol, Col. and Mrs. E, W. Sturdevant, Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs. Henry Al- vah Strong, Mrs. John Allan Dough- erty, Lady Faith Montague, Miss Laura Harlan, Miss Evelyn Paton, Col. James noy, Mr. Hugh Hutchinson and Mr. Lynch Luquer. The Minister of Canada and Mrs. Herridge entertained at dinner last evening in the legation in honor of the Secretary of State and Mrs. Henry L. Stimson. The other guests were the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Charles Francis Adams, the Minister of The Netherlands and Mme. van Royen, the Minister of the Irish Free State, Mr. Michael MacWhite; the Minister of the Unicn of South Africa, Mr, Eric Louw; Senator Thomas J. Walsh, Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. ‘Vanderberg, Representative and Mrs. HERE! The New Ford V=8 ee It at NOLAN'’S 1111 Eighteenth St. N.W. Never Closes YOUR CAR IN TRADE Free Parking DINE at the Dodge Hotel Delicious food, excel- lent service. Dinner served from 5:30 to 8 P.M. daily. Sunday 12 M. to 3 PM. and 5:30 to 8 PM. Music Sat- urdays and Sundnys from 6 to 8 P. Dinners, $1.00 and up NO TIPPING WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY Wed., Feb. 22nd Unusual Entertainment Features Planned for Dinner and Evening Dinner, $1.50, 6-8 P.M. formation and Sts. ARRING SPACE | Wilbur J. Carr will entertain at tea th's afterncon in honor of the membus ol lfie little cabinet and their wives. | Carr will have assisting her Mrs. Ed | ward Everett Gann and Mrs. Henry L. | ‘Sumicn who will preside at the tea | | table. Mrs. Carr will not receive tomorrow afternoon but will be at home Sunday | afternoon, February 26,'for time this season. the last Representative and Mrs. Harry A.| Estep of Pennsylvania entertained at | dinner last evening in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel in honor of | their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Thom=s | M. Benner and Dr. and Mrs. George | T. Gregg. Col. Wade H. Cooper has gone to Val- | | ley Forge, Pa., where tomorrow after- | nocn he will deliver a patriotic address there in the Washington Memorial Chapel. Mrs. Paddock, wife of Lieut. Comdr. | | Hubert Esterly Paddock, U. S. N., and | \ht‘r young daughter, Miss Mildred Pad- ‘do(‘k have arrived in Washington from | Celifornia and are guests of Mrs. Pud- deck’s perents, Mr. and Mrs. Edv-Bl‘d Martin, in their apartment in the Port- |per. Mrs. Paddock and her daughter mace the trip across the cont!nent by motor spending about 10 days or two | weeks and stopping at various pcints of particular interest, having made the | trip to California last Summer by water | going through the Panama Canal. | Comdr. Paddock is stationed sboard | |the U. S. S. Pensecola on the West | Coast and will come East for leave in | the Spring. Little Paulina lnnguorth 8-year-old daughter of Mrs. Longworth and the late Speaker of the House, attended with her mother the Young People's Concert of the National Symphony Or- chestra at Central High School this morning. | Marriage of Miss Babb To Mr. Randolph This Afternoon. The marriage of Miss Mary Katha- rine Babb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hennen Babb, of Keyser, W. Va, to Representative-elect Jennings R&ndo]ph of Elkins, sén of Mrs. Er- nest Randolph, will take place this afternoon at 4 o'clock, in the home of the bride in Keyser. Jydge and Mrs. John W. Bennett wili have as guests in their box at the Ken- tucky Society costume ball at the Wil- lard Monday evening, the assistant financial counsellor of the Rumanian | legation. Emanuel H. Dimitria, and | Mme. Dimitria, Mrs. Robert Montgom- ery and Mr. Edward Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clinton Tribby entertained & company of 12 at dinner last night at the Westchester for out- of-town guests. Mrs. Henry B. Tremaine entertained at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last evening in honor of her house guest, Mrs, Edward Penfleld, of Pelham Manor, N. Y. Her other guests were | Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Hunter of Green- wich, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kempton, Mrs. Ruth Buttler and Mrs. Joseph Zirkle. Mr. and Mss. Fielding H. Yost of the University of Michigan, and their son, Mr. Fielding H. Yost, jr., are week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis A. Yost. They came to attend the White House reception this evemng Mrs. Otto Enlleh.lrt of Wesley Heights entertained at a surprise party in her home last night for Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, who will leave tomorrow for Want a Quick, Dainty Lunch? Hors dOecuvre Lunch Includes Hot Rolls and Coffee 50c m“‘\mm Terminal Special Egg Size ; Bituminous—Smokeless ;\\s\\s\\\\\.\‘mx\m«x\\\\\x 2,240 Pounds TERMINAL ICE and FUEL CO. 3rd & K Sts. NNW. Na. 0990 ‘\X\‘“&&“&)&\M ADVERTI Rivca ofe [ RecivED HERE Brightwood Pharmacy—5916 Ga. Ave. Is an Authorized Star Branch Office. HETHER you are wanting help or looking for a position; have some thing of value to exchange; or whatever it may be—you will find that a Classified Advertisement touch with practically in The Star will put you in everybody in and around Washington. Leave the copy for your ad at The Star Branch Office near you. the above sign. No fees for Branch rates are charged. You can easily locate it by Office service; only regular = é' Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. | | MISS EDITH MICHAUD, | Whose mother, Mrs. Albert Michaud, anneunces her engagement to Mr. Philip | James Troy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John | E. Troy of Boston.—Harris-Ewing Photo. ¢ | Florida. come dressed All the guests were asked to in black and they all brought small gifts which were not | appropriate for Florida. The entire | color “scheme cf the table was black. The guests were Mrs. Carl W. Mitman, Mrs. Henry D. Raiph, Mrs. John Henry | Yates, Mrs. Clarence A. Lane, Mrs. J. O'Connor Rcberts, Mrs. Winfree E. | Johnson, Mrs. H. H. Jacobs and Mrs. | George Scotton Carll, jr. Miss S. Pearl Jencks entertained 14 guests at a bridge luncheon today at ! the Dodge Hotel in honor of Miss Gussie Dowling | Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt en- | tertained informally at luncheon in the | crystal room of the Willard yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Becker of Woodley Park Towers have gone to Miami Beach, Fla, where they will be at the Roney Plaza Hotel for scme time. They will visit in Cuba before returning to Wachington. | | Mrs. Byron Akins of Atlanta, Ga., is at the Shoreham over the week end after a two-week visit in New York | cit;. | Mrs. John H. Dwight is at the St.| Regis Hotel in Ncw Yurk for a few days. Mrs. Elizabeth wflwn of Florida, who has been on an extended visit to Phila- | delphia, has taken an apartment at the | Shoreham until May 1. She will be joined during the Easter holidays by her sons, Mr. Thcmas M. Wilson and Mr. Frank C. Wilson, who are students | at Amherst. | Medical Society, G. W. U,, Banquet at Mayflower. Many distinguished members of the fmedical profession will attend the an- nual banquet of the George Washing- ton University Medical Society tonight, in the main ball room of the May- | flower Hotel. | Dr. Walter W. Palmer of New York City, a member of the medical faculty of Columbia University and a noted medical scientist, will be the speaker of the evening. Dr. John W. Reed, president of the society, will preside, A program of music will be presented b};’ the Men's Glee Club of the univer- A’ notable group of guests of honor will be seated at the speakers’ table, including Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of the George Washington University, Mr. Clarence Aspinwall and Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr, of the board of trustees; Dr. Earl Baldwin McKln]ey dean of the Gecr%: Wash- ington University School of Medicine; Dr. Allan Chesney, dean of the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine; Dr. J. M. H. Roland, dean of the Uni- versity of Maryland School of Medi- cine; Dr. William Gerry Morgan, dean of the Georgetown umvmny Medical School; Capt. Joel T. Boone, physician to the White House; Surg. Gen. Hugh S. Cummings of the Umted States Public Health Service, Surg. Gen. C. E Riggs, U. 8, N.; Surg. Gen. Robert U. Patterson, U. 8. A.; Senator Robert M. La Follette of wucoml.n Dr. Luther H. Reichelderfer, president of the Board of Commissioners of the District; Dr. Harry A. Fowler, president of the | District Medical Society, and the emeri- | tus professors of the George Washing- { ton University School of Medicine, in- cluding Dr. Willlam Kennedy Butler, Dr. Sterling Ruffin, Dr. D. Kerfoot | Shute, Dr. Buckner M. Randolph and | Dr. Huron W. Lawson. Some 300 graduates of the George ‘Washington University School of Medi- cine, including many leading members of the profession, will be present. | Among those who will attend are Dr. chzrles Stanley White, Dr. William J. | Mallory, Dr. W. D. Tewksbury, Dr. | Oliver C. Cox, Dr. John B. Nichols, Dr. Frank Leech, Dr. Frank A. Hornaday, Dr. Daniel Le Ra: Borden Dr. William | Thornwall Dav Howard F. Kane nnd Dr. Elija Whlle “Titus. | Dr. Warren W. Sagar is chairman of | the Committee on Arrangements and | is assisted by Dr. Hornaday, Dr. Arnold | McNitt, Dr. Katherine Hoffman, Dr. RUSSIAN TROIKA Washington's Smart. New Restaurant and Night 1011 Conn. Ave. at K St. Featuring Windsor and his Russian Sunday Orchestra and Dancing. 75¢ Music Special Sunday Dinner With Dancing ltnrullonl No Ci Floor Shows a1l Call NAt. over Charge LOWEST PRICED FUNERALS Cash or Terms Geo. W. Wise Co., Inc. (W. F. Taylor) 2900 M St. N.W. West 0138 City and Suburban Service Private Ambulance, $4.00 GREATER ONE OF THE LareEST (O UNDERTAKERS N THE WORLD Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 565 w For a Complete Fumeral Cars and All We have amased the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. Yeou Get the ot and the Best Inul AMBER | Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Joel Morris of Pittsburgh will leave Washington to- morrow to visit Mr. Morris® daughter, | | Mrs. Willlam W. Wickes, in Jackson. ville, Fla. Dr. and Mrs. Juuph F. Elward en- tertained st dinner Thursday evening in their Wesley Heights home Dr. and | Mrs. Magruder McDonald and Dr. and | Mrs. James Fadeley. Later the party went to the Russian Troika. Mrs, James Lansburgh is in Balti- more for a few days visit and will re- turn to her epariment at Wardman | Park Hotel the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs, Jervis Langdon of Elmira, N. Y., who spent a few weeks con Jekyll Island, motcred to Washing- ton and are at the Shoreham for the | week end. A tea in honor of Miss ‘Willoughby | Tons will be given in the Sears, Roebuck ' Galleries tomorrow from 4 to 6 o'clock by Mrs. Richard L. Hoxle and her sister, Mrs. Robert Clay Sherrill. Miss Ions is one of the exhibitors in the galleries during the month of February. An entire room is devoted to her dis- play of batik work. | _ Miss Martha Davenport, violinist, and Miss Hanna Booth, pianist, will give a program during the tea. Mr. and Mrs. Langdon Pearse of Winnetka, IIl, are at tHe Wardman Park Hotel for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dalton of New York City motored to Washington and | are at the Shoreham for a few days on their way South. | Faculty Women's Luncheon Fer Liberal Arts Students, The Faculty Women's Club of Amer- ican University in Wesley Heights gave |2 luncheon at Mrs. K's Tcll House Tavern today for the first semester | honor students of the College of Lib- |eral Arts. Miss Bertie Backus, prin- | cipal of the Alice Deal Junior High School, spoke. Mrs. Sarah Sumner is | the chairman for arrangements. The | hostesses included Mrs. George B. | Woods, Miss Mary Louise Brown, Dr. | Jessie ' Mary Ferguson, Mrs. Harold Golder, Mrs. W. B. Holton, Mrs. A. J. Jackson, Mrs. Delos O. Kinsman, Mr. W. F. Shenton, Mrs. G. F. Rouse, Mrs. G. L. Sixbey, Mrs. H. E. Walter, Mrs. W. H. Young, Mrs. R. J. Spaeth, Mrs. Sarah Sumner, Mrs. Harlan Randall, Miss Ruberta Olds, Miss Georgianna Ferguson, Miss Bernice Moler and Miss Elizabeth Carmichael. The guests included in the freshman group were Miss Catherine Church, Miss Margaret Coe, Miss Jane Esch, Miss Georgianna Hild, Miss Esther Smith, Miss Margaret Spiller and Miss Mary Lesta Wakeman; the sophomores were Miss Kathryn Brown, Miss Mar- garet Hedgecock, Miss Dorothy Kirsch, Miss Pauline Pariseau and Miss Meta Scantlin; the juniors were Miss Mar- Jorie Cowles, Miss Henrietta Goodner and Miss Kathleen Smith. In the | senior group were Mrs. Genevieve Blew, Miss Anne King, Sara Motley, Miss Helen Nordlinger, Miss Katherine Reu- ter and Miss Betty Towne. Mr., and Mrs. P. J. Thompson of 13 Sixteenth street southeast will enter- taln at a supper party this evening in honor of the 13th birthday anniversary of their daughter, Ivy. The guests will include Jeanette Higgins, Marie Castonquey, Mildred Grady, Dorothy Wilson, Edith Mae Eckart, Vir- ginia Dyer, Elizabeth Ann Carter and Mabel Battenfleld. | A reception in honor of Junior Vice Comdr. in Chief James W. Lyons and Department Comdr. R. J. F. Mc- Elroy of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will be given at the Cariton Hotel this evening. The re- ception is sponsored by Lincoln, Hard- ing, Cushing and Campbell Camps of the Sons of Union Veterans and will | be participated in by members of all | orders allied with the Grand Army of the Republic and their friends. Following the reception at 9 o'clock there will be dancing. A buffet sup- per will be served the company of about one hundred and cards and )ig- saw puzzies will provide entertainment for those not wishing to dance. Mrs. Florence C. Estabrook, artist in oils and water color, will give an ex- hibition tea tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock in the studio of the District Pen Women, 1706 L street northwest. Mrs, Estabrook has visited and painted in all parts of the country and her pictures have been exhibited from coast to coast. ces Moon Butts, Mrs. Geraldine Boush Burrell, Mrs. Lillian Jones and Mrs. Anne Wa- gengorst Manchester will assist Mrs. Estabrook. Mrs. C. Leonard Chambers and Miss Bessie Palm will pour. The w:shmfum League for the Hard of Hearing will have a tea for members | and friends in the club rooms, at 1116 Vermont avenue northwest, tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. Miss Mildred Green was the hostess | at a dinner-bridge of the Junior Group ’ol the American Association of Uni- \erslty ‘Women Thursday, in the club house, at 1634 I street northwest, when | the guest of honor was Mrs, William John Cooper, president of the associa- | tion, | Miss Green was assisted by Miss Margaret Cook and Miss Mercedes | Berry. The members and their guests | present were Miss Ellen Acree, Miss | Marguerite _ Atchison, Miss _Marian | Chapman, Mrs. George P. Diermier, | Miss Christine Fasset, Miss Elsa Fowle, | Miss Janet Prost, Miss Maxine Girts, | Miss Elsle Green. Miss Inez Howard. | Miss Maude Isenberg, Miss Elva Kep- linger, Miss Alicia Lehmann, Miss Pauline Yates Long, Miss Mary Macina, | Miss Margaret Maize, Miss Elizabeth | Masterson, Miss Margaret Matthews, | Miss Ruth Petersen and Miss Monica Snyder. | | _Mr. and Mrs. O, B. Fitts entertained Saturday evening, February 11, at a| Valentine dinner dance at their home MRS. PAUL H. BASTEDO, A patroncss for the series of lectures which the Rev. Dr. Thomas Verner will give at the Carlion beginning March 9 for the benefit of St. Gertrude's Guild. —Bachrach Photo. on McKinley street, in Cherrydale, in honer of their daughter, Katharine. The dancers were Misses Bcbbie Eard- lev, Louise Birchell, Peggy Rucker, Franklyn Payne and Rachel Tabor, and Messrs, Edcle Ricker, Johnny Keull, Howard Robertshaw, Robert Thomas, Alvin Cappage and Russell Glayze. Mr. and Mrs, Mortin L. Wallerstein of Richmond, Va, are at the Shoreham for a few days. Ve JANITOR IS EXONERATED IN SLAYING OF NEPHEW Inquest Told Colored Youth Had Blackjack When He Appeared at Apartment House. Ernest Frederick, 40, colored, janitor at a building in the 1800 block of Kalo- rama road, was vindicated by a cor- oner’s jury at the District morgue yes- Yerday for shooting and killing his nephew, Andrew Frederick, 24, colored, when the latter came to the apartment building yesierday afternoon. After listening to testimony, the jury returned a verdict of justifiable homi- cide on the grounds the shot was fired in self defense after the younger man had threatened him. A search disclosed that the nephew had a blackjack with him when heTg peared at the apartment building. The uncle is said to have succeeded the nephew as janitor some while ago, and the younger man was told to stay away from the building. WOMAN HELD IN CRASH Faces Grand Jury Action in Fatal Auto Collision. A coroner'’s jury investigating the death of Mrs. Mary Blackstone, 35, colored, of the 5300 block of Hayes street, who was fatally injured in an automobile collision February 7, yes- terday held Mrs. Gillie K. Reynolds, 200 block of Maple avenue, Takoma Park, Md, for the action of the grand Jury. Mrs. Reynolds was said by police to have driven one of the cars involved in the accident which occurred at Piney Branch road and Butternut street. Mrs. Blackstone died Thursday at Freedmen's Hospital. — TENOR ADOPTS BABY Morton Downey, Jr., to Keep Play- mate of Brother. WZW YORK, February 18 (#).—Baby Morton Downey, jr., can now call his little playmate “brother.” His father, the tenor, and Mrs. Downey, the former Barbara Bennett, adopted 2-year-old Michael O'Brien yesterday. Michael was a boarder at the Dow- ney home before the Downey baby was born last December. - Card Party at Oxon Hill. OXON HILL, Md., February 18 (Spe- cial) —The Guild of St. Barnabas Church here will give a card party in the parish hall tonight at 8 o'clock. Births Reported. Jobn H. and Loreita N. Brahler, Jobn C. &nd Eisie Firman, girl. Joseph T, and Annie Sturdivant, Wiliam T. and Eleanor E. B: Edward and’ Mattie Branch, Robert H. and Amy Johnson. girl. wirl. boy wn, irl. Deaths Reported. Lucy B. Dixson. 75, 301 15th st. n.e. Sidney F. Andrews. 75. Shoreham Hotel. Puuline Stonestreet, 75, Providence Hos: YGrace . Aiwater 1631 Euelid at. John J. Neagle. 73, Quincy Benjamin_ Poulou Richard . Brown, Alics M. ol g 73 4 i0, K06 Nth st. n.e N2 Co Gnrad ave. Pairick ?"fi“hfx"n alias Bonaghan, 55, lizabeth Hos Flunk . Chavei. 21, Walter Reed Hos- ital 4 jinfent Lillian Hudson. Children's Hos- "lbert Henson. 05 Casualty Hospital. Joseph I, Hawkins. 78, 1201 Q st George Mitchel. eedmen’s Hospital, Boldy Williams, 65. Gallinger Hospi Margaret Honesly, 60, Freedmen's Hos- pita George, Sullivan, 53 Jesse Youn Eyederick B wilita 2, Gallinger Hos- licer S, Pemberton, United States Soldiers me. Dorom; u-um 10, inger Hospital. st Gallinger Hospital. linger Hospitu 50, brown d, al T3 o ficense brl::-:ludfled collar, Ant:sept;c Costs Are Cut In Half by Vick Chemists To all users of & mouth-wash or | gargle—for halitosis (impure breath), oral hyglene, and other antiseptic uses —the makers of Vicks VapoRub now bring real economy. Vicks Chemists have introduced Vicks Voratone Anti- geptic at actually less than half the price of other quality antiseptics. Born 1n & depression year, Vicks Antiseptic is priced accordingly. The regular size is a large 10-ounce bottle —=a usual 75¢ value—for only 35c. This new Vicks product can b2 tested, how- ever, at even emaller cost. Washington druggists have a limited supply of a special trial size—a 25¢ value—priced at only_10c, while the supply lasts. HEE BOGVERY gATI'DABHRL HAVE T £OR . ADDRESS BOX BAG_Black overni Station street car, & Contained brown 'dress, Phone_Falls Church 4:-W-’ BAG—Small chamois envelope un, Mnnd v, 1 containing sym of money; liberal reward and identify _ District 047 18 BRIEF CASE—Black. February 10. on Bl densburg rd. between Hyattsville and Was! gton. rd. Adair Hutton, ‘)1 oF District 600, Branch 245, CIGARETTE CASE, rold, nmu-n name engraved on inside: tum to Malcolm 8. McConihe. s son pl. n.w. Tier, curly halr, brown hes no, collar, nate “Micl OG-~ White slightly lame: Phone W Liberal_reward. ! ENGLISH BUI with Md, ta Shep. EYEGLASSES Wh case; on 14th st. Col. rd._ Reward. WRIST WATCH. x.u and Florids or fow, reward. Miss K it gold frame. in BIAck mi"een Girard st and ives and friends U Puneral .ddresl Munfl.y morning, Feb- m_. Father Rankin officiating. anerm!m. Lincoln Memorlal Cemetery BLACKSTO! RI On Thu g . &t Freedm enl o'bllll N. the ‘devoted mother of Laura Hill. Louise Boyd. Malinda Grady, Catherine Preston and James Blackston. H.m!rll Bundly Pebruary 19. at 2 p.m. o hnut Jaryis funeral church, You ‘st. n.w. Interment Pl]l’-ll Cemetery. | BLANDFORD. THOMAS SIDNEY, On Pri- | day, February 17, at_ Sibley Hos- | . THOMAS !m'“ BLANDFORD. loved husband of a T. Blandiord | (B “Earrell ot “Accoveet, Ma- Notice | of funeral later. | BUCKLEY. MARY ELLEN. On Saturday. Pbbru ¥ IN 1933, at her residence. 3500 . MARY ELLEN BUCKLEY. | beloved wite ot the late Jomm B Buckiey and mother of ‘Regin Buckley. Taltavull's Spring rd. BURN zina C. and Remains Testing at W. Warres | funeral home, 14th st. and nw. Puneral motice latér. | BARBARA LOUISE. Suddenly. on | 933, BARBARA ee Newman). 1120 Buchanan st. Notice of funeral 20 later. CARTER. WILLIAM. On Thursday, at Dis residence Bvaan 't ILLIAM devoted Dusband of Lucy A: beloved brother of Mrs. Olivia Blow and Walte; Carter. Many _other friends lurv‘ve him. February 19, 1 pm. from Shiloh 9th st Bapcist * Churchs - and . n.w. Interment Lincoln Me- 19+ nw. Feb- 1438 RTER. Wright, ' James | Telatives and neral Sunday, Friends invited morial Cemetery. PEDESTRIAN INJURED Fractured Skull Feared in Case ‘f‘ Ralph L. Rose. ‘ Ralph L. Rose, 65, 430 Third street, is in Casualty Hospital with severe head injuries received yesterday when struck by an automobile in the 300 block of E | street. X-ray photograpts” were to be | taken to determine whether he has a fractured skull. Anthony Grelli, 24, of the 1900 block of Fourth street. drove the car which | struck him, police uy ' DIES IN SUBWAY ST STATION | New York Victim Indentified as Louisville Mason and Elk. NEW YORK, February 18 (#).- —A man identified by papers as Frank H Weaver, 55, & business man of Louisville, | Ky, collapsed last night in a subway | station and died before arrival of & | doctor. | Cards indicated Weaver had been a grandmaster of Masons at Louisville, Ky, and was also a member of the Elks organization there. The carcs gave his address as 2064 Eastern Parkway, Louisville. RITES THIS AFTERNOON Body of Mrs. Augusta 8. Stone Is| Brought From New York. Funeral services for Mrs. Augusta S.! Stone, a former resident of Washington, who died Tuesday in New York City, were to be held at the residence of her | sister, Mrs. Howard 8. McClandish, 1618 Twenty-ninth street, this afternoon, with Dr. Z. Barney Phillips officiating. Mrs. Stone is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. Mark L. Hersey, wife of Comdr. Mark L. Hersey, U. S. d three sisters, Mrs. McClandish. Mrs. A. R. McGuire, also of this city, and_Mrs. J. Q. A. Johnson of Yonkers, N. Y. CARPENTER RITES SET Washington Woman Was !trlckenI at Daughter's Riverdale Home. | Special Dispatch to The Star. RIVERDALE, Md., February 18.— Funeral services for Mrs. Mirias L. Car- penter, 82, of Washington, who died suddenly vesterday morning while vis- iting her daughter, Mrs. T. O. Wansle- ben, here, will be held from Hines' fu- neral home at 2 o'clock Monday after- noon. Mrs. Carpenter, & native of the Capi- tal, was stricken with paralysis and died soon after. She is survived by four daughters and one son. They are: Mrs. Lewis Doyle of Chevy Chase, Mrs. Gro- ver Kinzy and Mrs. Joseph Massey of Alexandria, Willlam Carpenter of Wash- ington and Mrs. Wansleben. P. S. MOORE RITES TODAY | Funeral services were to be held today at his home in Essex. Conn., for Pick- ens Stansell Moore, 35, former resident of Washington, who was killed Thurs- day in an automobile accident near that city. Mr. Moore, who was born and educated here, was a former member of the District National Guard, and went overseas with the old D. C. Infantry, | which was‘a part of the 41st Division in PFrance. After the war he continued in the Guard, and became a sergeant major and later a master sergeant, being hon- | orably discharged when he moved from the city in 1922, Deeds Have Dry Clauses. Every deed to property in Mukm.‘ Nebr., contains a clause specifying “in- | thcaung liguor shall not be manu- factured, sold or otherwise disposed of a8 a beverage in any place or public, Tesort in or upon the premises.” District’s Heroes in the World War Compiled by Sergt. L. E. Jaeckel. S recorded in the official ci- tation, Louis H. Bash, colonel, Infantry, United States Army, was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for exceptionally meritorious and distinguished services in a position of great responsibility. He supervised with tact and sound judgment the es- | tablishment of the | important base ports of St Na- zaire and Brest. Later, while he | was adjutant gen- eral of the serv- ices of supply, his splendid knowledge | of administration, his energy and personal attention t duties were shown by the ef- ficlency of his of- fice, which met | fully the diversi- | fled demands on it. With the rank of bflnflhr general, he is on duty in Washington as general lnd resides m"nwmmnnm diate’ Rellef Association are reauested to s"x",u ETIA rumeuu on Sund aitend the funeral of Mrs — CH, d Igterment etery, Clare; clll R LR BERN. WEEZNE' husband of Vera Dvuney (nee Alv.* and nan.gf‘)(. indRd Mrs. Bernard Sweenes. inday. Pebiua iay. Peviuary RS TINNIE CONAWAY. ADDIE CHASE GREEN, Rec. Sec. CRASE LUCRETIA. P 3 Mo nounces me deain ot “Trae Daskhter CRETIA CHASE. Funersl Monday, Feb- Siary 20 Cha 2 Doy Episcopal Church Akite Trom St. Mary's NIA BATTLE. ©. O Ruler. NIREER Sl TOLSON, MARY C. 'rn ey re, TR Cher Tesidence. n ARY 'C. TOLSO! 2day, Jepru- % N. beloved wife ot She also 3 ol Ciiaren St Between G and 1 ste nw. AN bers are requested to attend. BURRELL Vice den Rec. Secretary. a 3% Puneral Sunday, Februac 2 p.m. from the above chapel. Lincoln Memorial Cemetery w-rnlu:l Avnl HITAKE ERT B OB Frida nten-nm of, Directors February 20. 19 copal -~ Church, please attend PARTHENIA W. CURTIS, President. MAMIE L. STEWART. Recording Secretary. CLAYBOURN. WILLIAM. Departed th Tuesday. Pebruary 14, BN gclock p.m. at his Teiadnce. 101 t. WILLIAM " CLAYBOURN. miourn their loss Emunuel Clayboun; » dauehier. Dutch: a devoted friend. M Starks. and a host of other rel friends_ Remains resting at 1019 2nd st n.w. Ti eral services .. Sunday, February 30, ‘wm‘u'r MARY ANN. On Priday. Pebru- Ty 17, 1 her residence. 82 Georlln ave. n MARY ANN WR! Widow of Harvey H. Wright, age 7 Funeral from the l ove, dav. Pebruary 20, 1 atives - and repos {riends mmm D atement Riouar Ofiver Cemet. Funeral services Sunday. Febru ¢ at p.m., at John Stewart's rnm-ul church G st. between ird and 4! s.w. Interment Payne's Cem: GRAFTON I'll fl?nul’)’ VNA HELEN. On Friday, nb- s & Vst Viieinin ave. hee. AN HaCon n.e., beloved wife of Le Roy W. b Puneral from above residence Tuesdey, Pebruary 21, at 8:30 am.: thence to St. Anthony's Churcl requiem mass’ will be &rid af friends funeral home. Seryices will Carrington ommun- beck Cemetery. . 0. in Memoriam | CRAWFORD. ELLIE. In sad b memory Gt our dear wife and ‘mevher. E CRAWFORD, who departed this Yife, Dine’ years ago’ today, February 18, Thurs- | 182 { 16, 197 ited St Hospitsl, GIORGI F‘RANKLIN in the 6ird yenr of M! age, beloved hus- band of Mary P Services at h! date rulden:e N l,‘lnermn st. . Monday, Febr ). at 1:30 p.m.. fol- | lowed by interment ‘in Ariington Nutional | Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited | & attena % o DQI.TL "ll‘la On ’l'hllrvld‘ly Pebllvnr!‘ 0:4: leorgetown University Hm- TERESA DOLTA. ihe leaves many | s to mourn her departure. Remains 1 At the John T. Rhines funeral and Eye sts. s. Nflllce 0( Love's remembrances outlast all, Sunshine passes, shacows fal And though the years be many ‘tis true, Still they are filled. dear mother, with i thoughts of HUSBAN HER D WiLLIRN AND FA LLIAM 8. CRAWmD. RAHAM, !AlAll E. In fond reme: 9L, 2ur, beloved mother and gr nm.“u ARAH E. GRAHAM, who' passed o, e o beyond three years ago today, Peb- ruary 18, 1 Some woun dn hnl in i But still in our minds Swe 't memories of her who to us was so dear linger on DAUGHTER _ AND ORAN D EDLATY 'DDAUGHms GRAHA E. MULLEN, HANSBOROUGH, REUREN. In aad but loving remembrance of niy dea and oar tather :\ru?ln llu!nolgov.mlx D gaieied lnto eternal rest T ago, February iS. 191 ity o “In our heerts your me 3 §eet. tender, fond and x:"’" ki~ There is not a dav. dear father, That we 4o not think of you. “We thall see you some bright mornizg Resting by the waters fair When the sngels greet LQur coming In the upper parden thi HIS DEVOTED WIFE lmn cu:um:w KLINE. MARY A. Sacred and sad _to me i ihe memory of my dear mother, MARY A. KLINE, who departed this life” twe years ax0 today, February 18, 10: A.I&! b . In mzmou of our dear Deile and mother, MARY MA- GRUDER. vhe departed “this e "tee years ago todsy, February 18, 1931, Ye may not know why death should come take our loved cne from our. B thoush our eves with tears be @ - The Lord knows why—well trast th Him. Mother, you suffered hours of pain To wail for cure. but all in vain. 52 God alone kngw what was best. ci ofle ive you rest. hnes MAGRUDI MABEL Loul ss EMITH, MOLIS Bi )u(::vnnx MARY B ucied e memory of mv dear grandmother; R MAGRUDER. who' left tnis ”‘& years aso on Pesruary 18, 1031, and sender, Loying thoushts true still T A t to show I HIP. oRANDDAU SCOT BETTIE_JULIA. memer; [other. BETTIR guBA A 0 pass hm.“"ys 74 wmay three yeurs 50 REN, JIM AND NETTIE. ¢ uurl, ADA R I (memory of my mather. E._MUCH. who died eight foats Fribraary Tho fies clent years e but_not_f HER TOVING DAL | WILLIAMS, JAMES A. In Xo n: temem- brance of my dear husban father, S 4. WILLTAMS. Phe ‘achartad aco' today, Februsty T8 Oon_Pr may. Nrnels d Hospital Tineral hom Florids ave. n.w. nerel . Notice al':unem iater: AMILTON, CLAUDE W. Suddenly. Thursday, February 10. CLA W.. husband of Christine H; §i neral fervices at the 8. neral_h st. day. Intermen| at Arllm;ltn Peb- | 007 M 10 with "Tull military “honors National Cemeter: on Prid I‘ hé: I!Alld(axl: M HANDY. husband of the Jate Garlyn x Handy. Services ll “l H. Hlll?( Co. | {‘Iln!rlr] bhome a7, Febru a' ] Congressional Cemetery: o HOLSTEN, JOH! F. On Fri - Fiary 07 1632, Cat” his ;'e-m'u?&’ Febc Trinidad ave. JOHN eloved | }l;::;l!{%eflghflul;ie ’S“HUI:IQS Pun‘rll { apel of Frank Geiers' Sons | M 5 st o unna-' o e g at elatives lnvmd T ints tuvitea, ntefment Arunnon N HOLSTEN. JORN G. Tn Nelson & ailes B, Nor G'" V. "will Sscemble at " the funers) o atiors of Frank Geier il on Mon- lnlerml nt 5 te OHN G. Tnterment Wil bé st Afing: Cemetery. flht Auxiliary is ion: {aviieq to atiend. porree, ¢ PRI . Commander. ICKS. beloved son Henry and Mery ~Hucks. of P Bulhianan s¢ nwe Rotide of Tuneral T, 20 o | uunfl.m ot our residence on Monday. p.m. Interment Con- 'N" Cumet-ry Relativ friends invite —_— JAMESON, AV‘lll C. On Saturday, Feb- | ary I35 AT the Masonic Eastern e, ANNIE G CiAMERnS S fcos at The' o 10, THines Cor Tl home, W01 145h, st n.w., on Monday, February at 12:30 p.m. " Interment Huuhuvme otten . 3 lite Jone” year Remaing resting ot Hysong's N st. n.w. Funeral nrmu parlors on Saturday. Febyuars 18 p.m. Interment Kenosha, Wis. “:l:?'n}‘ AGNES B. On “"'flfih;'g’ . am.. g NNARD. ' devoted wifs "ot Oesres B | anard and beloved sist Meyers and $ !v erhnl - e ’nm say time heals a broken heart, ut, ah, it seems untrue: Ph{kuneh"lhr our hearts have ached. ar husband and fat LOVING WIFE AND' Dfi{ro‘frrfls' X WILLIAMS, PATTIE. In sad but lovin Dembrance of my dear mo WILLIAMS, “who a "wway Pebriaty en years ago today, Oug hearts still ache with sadnes Our eves thed manv tears: God ‘only knows How we miss you At the end of ten sad years. The world may change from year ‘And friends’ from day to daye "o 7" Bug never will the one we Jove | om memory fade awa: k.. 03 Saturday | RER LOVING DAUGHTER, EMMA RILL. * lomeopathic 3. 8 Dloner mabig | YOUNG, JOSEPM ALBERT. of the late Mary Prances arsden. | mains resting at the funeral chapel of | W. Warren Teltavull, 14th i, and Spiing | road n.w. Notice of funeral later. ‘ LAUREL. = Departed lfe Wed- 1 10 LAU of NS o B are 1o manrm thels Jhas » ¢e“m friend. Ethel Butler: Mr. Jobn L. k: ween | v Gaskel, will not | pen the church. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 19 F. MARSDEN. JOSE! SR. I - our evated Hitband And raThm ALBERT Y/ who tered Lo oAl TeEk foureon Geass eo tode fourteen yéars ago today, Pebruary 18, 191 e ' The world may cn-n e from year to 'And friends fom ay b dur 6 Bug never will the one we Jove " Fiom memory pass avay. DAISY YOU. CUR! \ISY (YOUNG. CURRY AND BERNICE ‘ __FUNERAL DIRECTO! | JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. | 1337 10th § ished 1 I:g'l‘!l North 0047 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successors to nor connected with *he original W. R. Speare unhmnnenl Phone _National WILLIAM H, scorr er. Funeral nom 6ith and L s February 16, = ave and n. Gulbraith A M X3 ! st E. Ch Rosemont LAUREL. Al officers and mem- Garneit Immediate Aid Socicty JL, 4re Iequested 1o attend the neral of LAUREL MASON Sunday. Febru- ary 19, 1933, 8t 1 o'clock. from Galbraith | M, E, Zion Chutch, Gin st between T . aid 5 ENOCH HILL. Presi CLARA DODSON. Beeretary, |Terdent: 7 Bebru PRANK McCLEAR, FRANK. & On Thursd 1 Al Sibley Hospiea beloved "husband of _Annie McClear and father of Merritt P. Me- Funeral from ‘Lis late residence. | 1 on Monday. February rvices at the Churen , 4ih and North Carolina nve Relatives and friends Tatelment T Gieawoed Comer " fu. “TJAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. __Atlantie_ 1700 WILLIAM L. ELL T. On Priday, Feb- it i residence. 1u LINCOLN_#200 F ank Gelcrs Sens Co, Aodern C)ugel e Feliphons National 2473 JTELEMEITKSHIS Estab. 18021241 Wis. Ave. N.W. _West 08 CHAMBERS TlMOTHY HANLON neral home, 1400 cmun Monday. Pebruary 20, at ment private. NORRIS, ALICE, Devarted this life Frio Pebrus 3, Mrs. ALICI NORIS 1063 3hth s Norrls. and Mrs. Sally Ao, sons, Jake Norris, Allen. ‘John an: two grandchildren, Bernice mmr Norris: one brother. William Over. ng at_ Ridsely & 2030 M st. n.w. until Monday at 10 a.m. Funeral Mon | day. Pebruar; sl pm. from Wat- | son’ Baptist Watson,' Va. Inter- | ment” Watson Chureh Cemeier and , February 10th st the beloved y H. O'Counor (nee Cox- Funeral from ihe above residence Q0 Tuesday, February <1, st 8:30 am. Requiem mg St. ‘Joseph's Church, at Relatives and- Friends invited Tntérment n Mount Olivet Cometery) CHAS S. ZUR 301 EAST CAPI‘H!I one_Lincel Joscph F. Birc.h'l_Stml 3034 M St W Bhong e 2T 180 __FUNERAL nl:smnu. GEO. A. COMLEY Attistie Floral Designs by £ _ Night_Phenes. Clar. | Februs 15?.‘1'."1’.(“" a Kelly Zola om Naines 1.} Armsted W Prank her. Bamiel T and Myriel Owee at 1 pm. . “Stewart's funeral s ome. Interment Bristol. Md. 1 RY. ANNIE February 14. 1633 delacn. 100 Bal 3 resi o 15 fi. ‘Fhomas Aciath terment ‘Harmony "Gemn