Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1933, Page 7

SOCIETY., SOCIETY With the President at the —White House Are Mr. and Mrs. Dall and Their Little Daughter. RESIDENT ROOSEVELT was joined yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. Curtls B. Dall and their small daughter “Sisty,” who to- day will be hostess to a group of her contemporafles to celebrate the sixth anniversary of her birth. The party will be held in the White House at 4 o'clock and the youthful guests will be entertained with motion pictures | and will spend some time inspecting | the new playground established under the historic trees of the south lawn of the White House grounds, where swings have been hung from the giant branches of trees and sand under gay awnings are bordered by bright green and red “fences.” Mr. and Mrs. Dall also were ac- companied by their small son, Curtls Roosevelt Dall, now 3': years old, who is familiarly known in the family as “Buggle,” lnd they will remain 10 days while “Sisty” Dall is on Spring vacation from kindergarten. Mrs. Roosevelt attended the dinner last evening given at the Commodore in New York as a testimonial to the new Secretary of Tabor, Miss Frances Perkins, the first woman to serve in | the cabinet. In the afternoon Mrs. Roosevelt attended the international flower show in the Grand Central Pal- ace, where she was a guest of the Hor- ticultural Society of New York. She was accompanied by Miss Nancy Cook and recelved from Mr. John Traendly, creator of the new Mrs. Franklin Del-{ ano Roosevelt rose, a bouquet of three dozen of her namesakes. M. and Mme. Claudel Guests At Spanish Embassy Tonight. The dean of the diplomatic corps, the Ambassador of France, and Mme. Clau- del will be the guests in whose honor‘ the Ambassador of Spain and Senora de Cardenas will entertain at dinner | this evening. The Ambassador of Brazil and| Senhora de Lima e Silva will entertain | at dinner this evening in_ccmpliment to the Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. The new Ambassador of Mexico to the United States, Senor Don Fernando Gonzales Roa and the newly appointed United States Ambassador to Mexico, Mr. Josephus Daniels, will be guests for whom the Pan American Bociety will entertain at luncheon Thursday at the Bankers' Club of America, 120 Broadway, New York City. ‘Mme. Simopoulos, llos, wife of the Min- ister of Greece, returned yesterday aft- ernoon from a short stay in New York. Mrs. Swanson, wife of the Secretary of the Navy, accompanied by her son, Mr. Douglas D. Hall, left Washington this morning by motor and will not return until the end of next week. The Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles A. Davila, was host at a buffet supper Jast evening, entertaining in compliment to Mme. Parera, wife of M. Valentine Parera, who is known professionally as Grace Moore. Miss Moore made her Washington debut on the vaudeville stage last evening at the Fox Theater before an audience of distinguished offi- clals and diplomats and the party in the legation followed the performance. The Minister of Canada and Mrs. Herridge will entertain at dinner this | evening in compliment to their house guests, the Duchess of Northumberland and her daughter, Lady Elizabeth Ivy, Percy and Lady Diana Evelyn Percy, | Who are spending the week end at the | legation. Representative “and Mrs. Jennings Randolph of West Virginia were hosts to & small company at dinner last eve- ning in their apartment in the La Salle in compliment to Mrs. Randolph’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Babb, and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Babb of Keyser, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Babb and their son and daugh- ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Babb, will remain over Sunday with Rcpre- sentative and Mrs. Reynolds. The retiring United States Ambassa- dor to France and Mrs. Walter E. Edge, ‘who are traveling in Europe for a short vacation before returning to this coun- try, spent yesterday in Sofia, Bulgaria, after visiting in Istanbul, Turkey, for several days. The Ambassador and Mrs. Edge were given audience by King Boris and Queen Joanna and today will go to Belgrade, Yugoslavis. ‘The new financial advisor of the British embassy, Mr. Thomas K. Bew- ley and Mrs. Bewly, have taken an apartment at the Shoreham for an in- definite stay. Soclety Folk Attend Moore Vaudeville Debut. ‘The largest showi of diplomatic, official and resident l‘:cxlety in Washing- ton since the inauguration was that at the Fox Theater last night for the vaudeville debut of Grace Moore at the SUITS $18 Nothing down—just pay $6 in April $6 in May $6 in June EISEMAN’S, 7th & F LOWEST PRICED FUNERALS Cash or Terms Geo. W. Wise Co., Inc. (W. F. Ta 2900 M St. N.w. West 0138 City and Suburban Service Private Ambulance, $4.00 GREATER E OF THE LARGEST “NuRTAI(ERS NTHE m Think What Service You Can Get as Low as 365 For a_Complote Funeral Cars and All We have amazed the whele profession Call Columbia 0432 or. 14th and Chapin Sts. N.W. “piles” | Fox Theater. Seats and boxes were filled with Moore enthusiasts and music lovers who have watched the artist through the various phases of her ca- reer and her versatile gifts. ‘The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hu! the Secretary of Interior and Mr: Harold Ickes, the Ambassador of Bel glum and Mme. May, the Ambassador of Italy Signor Augusto Rosso, the Ambassador of Germany and Frau Prittwitz und Gaffron, the Austrian Minister and Mme. Prochnik, were among those who accepted the invita- tion of the management to attend. Others_were: Lithuanian Minister and Mme. Bronius Kasimir Belutis, South African Minister and Mrs. Eric Hendrik | Louw, the Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Marc Peter, Sesostris Sidarouss Pasha, Minister of Fgypt; Colombian Minister and Senora Don Fabio lo-nni Dr. Gonzalo Guell, first secretary of Cuban embassy, and Mrs. Guell; Jose Manuel LaTa, Cuban embassy; M. and Mrs. Jose T, Baron, secretary of the Rumanian legation and Mme. Popovici, Minister of Greece and Mme. | Charalambos Simopoulos, the mmmr of Panama's secretary, Miss B. Rein- hart; Persian Minister, Mr. Yndollnh Azodi; Senator and Mrs. Barbour, Senator and Mrs. Stephen W, Gambrill, Mrs. Elonzo Tyner and Miss Tyner, Miss Hattle Wise, Senator Russell, Senator George, Mr. W. W. Howes, Assistant Postmaster General; Secre- tary to the President, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Early; Mrs. George Mesta, Mr, Paul Harold Beck Lutes, Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Williamson, Mrs. Russell Bennett, Miss_Elizabeth Kuhn, Mrs. Alexander G. Bentley, Maj. and Mrs. Parker West, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Miller, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Ash, Capt. Eu- gene Gempel, Mrs. Perry Henth Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Randolph Coyle, Gen. and Mrs. Auilar, Mr. and Mrs. Willam C. Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Stickland Gillilan, Dr. and Mrs. Wiliam C. Gwynn, Mr. and Mrs. Shouse, Mme. Monreal, Col. and_Mrs. Goring Bl Mrs. Alice Nibley Smoot and Mr. a Mrs. A. T. McDonald. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Reuben E. Bakenhus came today from their home at 51 Fifth avenue, in New York, and will be at the Chevy Chase Club for a week. Former United States Ambassador to Poland and Mrs. John North Willys were hosts at dinner last evening at the Casa Florencia in Palm Beach. Mr. Reginald 8. S. Huidekoper and his son, Mr. Henry 8. Huidekoper, have gone to Hot Springs, Va., where they will be for 10 days at the Homestead. Mr. and Mrs. William Littauer, who formerly made their Winter home in Washington, were among those sailing last night aboard the Majestic for France and will return to their home in Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Littauer have | been tn this country through the Winter. Capt. F. P. Reynolds, U. 5. N.. and | Mrs. Reynolds will entertain at dinner | this evening at the Mayflower. Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, who is spend- ing a short time in New York, was hostess at the Ritz-Carlton there yes- terday, entertaining in honor of Mrs. De Lano Andrews, Mrs. Dudley B. Bon- sal and Mrs. Montgomery Blair Wailes. Mr. 2and Mrs, George P. MacGregor of New York are guests of the latter’s mother, Mrs. Leigh C. Palmer, over Sunday. Mrs. Palmer had guests dining with her informally last evening for Mr. and Mrs. MacGregor. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Merrill have visit- ing them the former’s mother, Mrs. Eu- home in Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bonnell Bradford of 1806 Lamont street northwest an- nounce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Alice Prentiss Speiden, to Rev. Wil- liam Dewey Moore of North Carolina, tl"}‘xaeu. wedding to take place in the early Capt. and Mrs. Henry O. Swindler of Fort Mouitrle, §. C., are guests of Mr, and Mrs. Frank K. Sanderson on Clifton street, after spending a short time with Col. and Mrs. A. A. Dondero at Brad- dock, Va. Mr. and Mrs. David Lincoln Griffen of Brooklyn, N. Y., announce the en- gagement of their daughter Margery to Alfred Henry Clark of Washington, D. C., and Charleston, W. Va. 'Miss Griffen is a graduate of Erasmus Hall and the School of Fine and Ap- | Plied Arts of Pratt Institute, and for the past three years has been engaged as art supervisor of the Triadelphia district of Wheeling, W. Va. Mr. Clark is the son of Mrs. James M. Clark and the late Mr. Clark of 242 Eighth street southeast. He was graduated from the University of Mary- land and is now associated with the Charleston office of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. The marriage will take place in June in the Dutch Reformed Church of Flat- bush, Brooklyn. Dr. Butler’s Daughter To Wed British Officer. Miss Sarah Schuyler Butler, daughter of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler and Mrs, Butler, all of whom are well known here, is returning to New York shortly from Augusta, Ga., to make plans for her coming mlrringe to_Capt. Neville Lawrence of London. The ceremony will probably take place April 27, and the couple will reside in London, Capt. Lawrence is in the banking and broker- age business and during the war served ln the Coldstream Guards. Mrs. Alfred Duane Pell of New York, is spending the week end in Washing- ton at the Mayflower accompanied by Col. H. Exham, D. 8. O, O. B. E, of London, and Mrs. Exham, the latter & niece of Mrs. Pell. Col. and Mrs. Exham will remain in the United States until April 12. Mrs. Exham is the former Estelle | o, Crosby of New York. Miss Julia P. Brown of Miss Porter's School, Farmington, Conn., ls spendlnl is accom- . Bond of Mrs. F. R. Appleton of New York City is at the Cariton for a few days, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs, W. G. Wendell, also of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Powell of FOUND. ve. TIRE, TUBE AND WHEEL on Mass. Cail_Mr. Fletcher, Call Carl, District 2775. LOST. ING SYSTEN. serial No in fiont of resi. e e e ave. n.w.. between l‘th d SEad " ke. Reward. APt. Marquette. 2115 P: DOG, whi .;_Teward. FUR "SCARF_Platinum fox,” Wednesday March 2 n., i vicinity 210 i o ave. 1807 or notify Kaams Biso. PACKAGE OF MAIL. including maj sovernment checks, addressed to N-uu S Lost Sunday night, 10th, in neigh: borhocd of 14th nnd Park 1d. | 1364 Mo with collar on: vi= No. 0279. et & swers to name vlclllfll 0( 1 lh Ill You n.w. POCKE' 'moox mm Containing__mony keys. ‘wrist watch; West Virginta ave.. be: tween "lh and Morse Pri- R __Col 8 Solitaire. dinner and wedding ing: Please return to bmansser e eecetvn SPECTACLES—Pai ivue.” tnnolu 1 15 berwoen Commerce Week ago. probably stwoen Oommer m wu'vn. Tady's. CHAMBERS Wr.vizzz THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, Dinner Dance Hostess MRS. MABEL WALKER ‘WILLEBRANDT, Glving a dinner at the Shoreham to- night in honor of Miss Mary Davis, sub- debutante daughter of Judge and Mrs. Warren Davis of Lawrenceville, N. J., and taking her later to the Shoreham dance. —Underwood Photo. London, England, are guests at the Shoreham for a week's visit before leaving for New York. Mrs. Charles W. Taussig and her daughter, Miss Ruth Jean Taussig, have jolned Mr. Taussig at the Carlton, hav- ing come on from their home in New York City, ‘The board of lady managers of the Episcopal Church Home are holdin their annual card party at the Willar Hotel, April 24, at 2:30 o'clock. The chairman, Mrs. Raymond H. A. Carter, will be assisted by Mrs. Wil- {liam_Channing Johnson, president of the board: Mrs. W. N. Cross, Mrs. J. Moody, Mrs. C. C. Seigler, Miss F. Weedon, Mrs. H P. Rucker, Mies P. Ross, Mrs. N. Collamer, Mrs. E. Talcott and Mrs, H. R. Kerslake. Mrs, Henry C. Burt of Houston, Tex., is a guest at the Shoreham while visit- ing for the Easter holiday with her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Burt, who attends Gunston Hall. Dr. N. Louise Lawrence of Boston. who is a guest at the Dodge. entertained at a dinner there last evening in honor of Miss Hope Thompson, well known international lawyer. Illustrated Lecture on Japan Honors Ambassador Debuchi. Dr. A. Maris Boggs, director of the bureau of commercial economics at the Diplomatic Sunday Evening Salon, to- morrow evening at 9 o'clock will have as guests the Ambassador of Japan and Mme. Debuchi. Mr. K. Adachi, the speaker of the evenipg, has been a lecturer on Far Eastefn themes for 24 years and for- merly was of the editoral staff of the Cosmopolitan Magazine, and has con- tributed to many newspapers and maga- zines and is the author of the books “Iroka; Tales of Japan” and ‘“Man- churia: A Survey.” Mr. Adachi was also the reporter of the Washington Arms Conference. He will give an ad- dress on “Let's Go to Nikko,” that treasure trove in the “Mountains of the Sun’s Brightness” where the tombs of the ancient Emperors of Japan lie be- hind a torri of rich vermillioned cedar guarded by a c round tower sur- mounted by lotus blossoms, from whose gene Merrill, who has arrived from her | Petals hang tiny bells which in the wind sound a chant to keep the evil spirits away. Here, too, is the famous five- story pagoda with its signs of the zodiac and wonderful carvings. Mr. Adachi will also describe the Inland Ses, whose beauty is world famed, and m both Kikko and the Inland Sea in The final salon on April 2 will be for France in honor of the dean of the diplomatic corps, the Ambassador from France, and Mme. Claudel. After the reception for the memters of the salon and their guests to greet the Ambassador and Mme. Debuchi, the guests of honor, & Japanese buffet sup- per will be served in the supper room. The ushers will be Miss Jeanne But- ler, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy K. But- ler; Miss Nella Veverka, daughter of the Minister from Czechoslovakia and Mme. Veverka; Miss Carmen Fernen- dez, daughter of the first secretary of the Guatemalan legation and Senora de Fernendez, and Miss Marie Di- mond, daughter of the Delegate from Alaska and Mrs. Anthony J. Dimond. Miss Etta Adrian, daughter of Sheriff and Mrs. E. S. Adrian, and Mr. Roscoe Rhoads of Leesburg were married in the presence of a few relatives and friends Wednesday afterncon at 4 o'clock in the Presbyterian manse at Leesburg by the Rev. J. 8. Montgom- ery. They left immediately after the ceremony for Richmond, Va. Mr. Rhoads, formerly of Frederick, Md., is a partner in a motor company in lm- burg, where the couple will reside. Sheriff and Mrs, E. 8. Adrian en- tertained at dinner Wednesday evenini for Mr. and Mrs. v‘-n;nfif A‘s:!;ly“ ?y Rectortown, Va., the latter fo Miss Alma Adrian, whose wedding took place Wednesday, March 15, at the home of Rev. A.’ E. Barrows, Presby- terian minister of Washington. Miss Margaret ‘Abbe, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Truman Abbe of 3737 Hunt- ington _street, Washington. and Miss Helen Butler, daughter of Mrs. Clifton Butler of the Walter Reed Hospital, played two of the leading roles in the musical _comedy “Jig-Saw” recently esented by the sophomore class &t a College, Elmira, N. Y. A tea and musicale in_honor of her niece, Miss Edna Cecilia Moreland, wu! be given by Mrs. Joseph O. Whiting a! her home 3115 Rittenhouse IM ‘ Y Chlnsek tomorrow afternoon from IO o'clocl Mrs. Whiting's sister, Miss Maude M. Morel;mldfl Mrs. E. ca‘tlfs y Rowzee and Miss Harriet Essex will pour. ‘The musical program will present Miss Edna Cecilia Moreland in several groups of songs, assisted by Mr. Sophocles Papas, guitarist, and by Willlam T. Pierson, compour-phnm ‘The Tuesday evenin, section of the Women'’s City CI ub has arranged a bridge luncheon tomorrow at 1:30 o'clock at the club house. Members planning to_attend include the thflr- man, Miss Elva McNamara; Miss Lo- Tetta V. Barnes, Miss OllvehB.:Iauy. ler, Miss M. Alvina Carroll, Miss Julia E. Coonan, Mrs. John F. Cremen, Mrs. C. H. Curl, Mrs. A. G. Miss Elizabeth Du]ln Mrs. Nell M. Dunlap, Miss Catherine J. Durham and others. A surprise birthday 1day anniversary party was given Mr. Nathan Hirsh in his home on Valley street, Seat Pleasant, Md by Mrs, Hirsh and their daughter, Hilda Hirsh, last night. The xue-u were Mr. and Mrs. ‘Wes- ley, Mrs. Frank Purdy, Mr. Je ‘Wes- ley of Greater Capliol .Felghts, Md.; oo Mr. and J. Theodore Crown of Seat Pleasant, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam DuBusky, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Mr. and Mrs. Edward Giddings, ey, | Mrs. Jack H. Campbell and Mrs. Law- rence Martin, all of Washington. ‘The Hood College Club of Wuhlnlt(m is planning to hold its Spring meel at the Iron Gate Inn on s.mmy l at 6:15 o'clock pm. Miss Dorothy ‘Thomas, president of Ih. ‘Washington club, is in charge of the arrangements for the dinner, lndthel.lhnp that & numw of u g s iy THEMES FOR TWO SERMONS LISTED Rev. R. P. Schearrer Names Topics for Takoma Park Presbyterian. Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor of Takoma Park Presbyterian cnurch, 'fll preach tomorrow morning on mnmuon of Juus" lnd n l pm, on “The A hird ser- mon in the lmu "u:m h'om the An- clent East.” The Christian Endeavor Bocleties will attend the evemn( service in s body. The pastor will as- sisted by Rev. Robert Cook !mmnnl and Robert M. Lyon, president of the Senior C. E. Address by G. A. mc-ndu- of Gulf- port, Miss, before the Brotherhood chu at 10 am. ‘The Christian cm.unlhtp Commit- tee of the Brotherhood Club will meet Tuesday evening in the home of Walter McClenon, 211 Cedar avenue. ‘The annual dinner of the church and congregation Wednesday, followed by the annual meeting. The Light Bearers will meet Friday Troop 33, Boy Scouts, Friday even! and the Senlor C. E. Soclety mon! social the same night at the home of Miss Mary Guill, 227 Maple avenue. ‘The girls’ choir will rehearse Satur- The boys of the inter- t meet for basket afternoon and the Mrl department Sat: MINISTER TO TALK ON “STAFF OF LIFE” Early Service at 7:30 Will Be Held at All Saints’ Church Tomorrow. At the morning service in All Saints’ Episcopal Church tomorrow the rector, Rev. Henry Teller Cocke, will have for his sermon “The Staff of Life.” There will be also an early service at 7:30 with communion. The Young People’s fellowship Emu p will meet at 7 o'clock, Miss Josephine Spawn leading. Lenten services will be held at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening and on Tues- day evening. An afternoon Lenten sei ice will be held at 4 o'clock Monday, Wednesday and Friday, the service on Monday arranged especially for the children. Dr. William 8. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, will be the speaker Thursday evening at the Chevy Chase Protestant union service to be held in All Saints. Mrs. Jean Hawley will preside at the meeting of the Rector's Aid at 11 o'clock Tuesday. The Lenten Study Class will meet_at the home of Mrs. Warren D. Bris Thursday morning, and the Junior Woman's Auxiliary sewing group at 10 am. Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Dunlop. —_— DR. PERKINS TO CONTINUE SERIES ON LIFE OF CHRIST Pastor of Universalist National Memorial Church Announces Future Subjects. “The Recognition of the Christ” is the sermon topic of Dr. F. W. Perkins tomorrow at 11 o'clock at the Univer- salist National Memorial Church. The sermon is the third in the series of special Lenten sermons by Dr. Perkins on “Great Hours in the Life of Jesus. Others in tt‘%leflel are: April 2, “The mn.lflflun and April 9, “Victory | Through Defeat.” The church school | will meet at 10:15 o'clock, except the adult class, which follows the church service at 12:15 o'clock. At 1 o'clock, the people of the new Fireside group will leave for a hike along the upper Potomac. The women to do Red Cross sew- ing will meet in the parish house Tuesday at 10 o'clock. At 1:30 o'clock there will be a Ladies’ Aid Association meeting, followed by a card party and social afternoon. Mrs. Tedford is hostess for the tea at 4 oclock At 3:30 o'clock the Girl Scout Troop will meet in the young people’s room. Dr. Harned will give another of the Ia]xmkn organ recitals Wednesday at 5 o'cloc Dr. Perkins on Thursday and Friday will be in Lynn, Mass. where he Wil glve an address commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Lynn Univer- salist Church, of which he was pastor for nug& 25 years prior to his coming to Was] 1927, “WHY ARE WE TEMPTED?” IS SUNDAY SERMON TOPIC Rev. Edward D. Clark to Preach at Chevy Chase Baptist Church. “Why Are We Tempted?” will the subject of Rev. Edward O. C! pastor, at the Chevy Chase Baj Church tomorrow morning. It “youth Sunday” in the program of Mnrch to-Church-in-March.” A story- sermon will be told to the junior church, after which the “Happy Hour” with pictures in an adjoining room will be the program for all boys and girls. In the evening service Rev. Mr. Clarics theme will be *Who Art Thout It will be the first message in a series on “Interviewing Jesus.” Other subjects In the series will include the themes, “By What Authority?” “What Lack I?” lnd “Who Can Be Saved?” 800 Conscripts Called. SANTIAGO. Chile, March 25 (P).— ‘The government cn!lod 800 eomcnpt.l yesterday for the, lfecmfly 700 yom.ha division army. were called for the northern division. Visiting Here. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Chapman, accom- panied by their dnughfler Miss Anne Chapman of Brooklyn, N. Y., are spend- ing a few dAyn in the CIplm and are guests at the Dodge while he Christian Endeavor wlll be the speaker a English lmhenn tomorrow evening. At Keller Memorial Lutheran Church Home for the d on Tuesday evening. The Seth Pl#:t Club will meet to- morrow evening after church at Seventh streét northeast. Christian Endeavorers of meeting he meeting at St. Paul's! Church Church Federation . the election of An lnunmn‘ program will fol- lov. the chief feature being an address b George A. Buttrick, pastor of | dison ~ Avenue Presbyterian chmh. New York City. lu:h church federation is entitled to send deltllm in lon to its size. Reservations for dinner should be made h the office, 503 McLachlen Bufldln‘ ct 5160. Dr. H. H. Har- mon of committee in chu-u Arral its have been completed | for the ntation of a remarkable picture two weeks begin- ning April 30. It is a new conception of Christ, the painter being Henry Stanley who entitles it “The Nazarene.” It will be exhibited in! two churches, a week in each one. The | Dr. N-uml City Christian Church has y been selected, but the second remnlumbechuen The plan is for it to be unvelled on Sunday and then to be on view during the next 5 or days in that church. It has been shown at various places in New York City since the first of the year, being gma by the Federation hes there. CHURCH TO HEAR PROF. ZABRISKIE Y|Virginia Seminary Professor to Preach at Rock Creek Episcopal. Rev. Alexander C. Zabriskie, profes- sor in th= Virginia Theological Sem- lrn will deliver the sermon at the 11 am. prayer service tomorrow &t Reck Creek Episcopal Church, Rock Creek Church road and Webster street Holy communion will be celebrated at 8:30 am. and at the 8 pm. pra service Dr. Franklin J. Bohanan, the| rector, will deliver another in his series | of Sunday evening lectures on the his- | tory of the Episcopal Church. Evening !dn)er will be held at 8 o'clock Wednesday. Dr. Bohanan will preach another of his Lenten sermons on the Lord's Prayer. The services Thursday include celebration of holy communion at 10:30 a.m. and a spe- clal Lenten service for children at 3:45 pm. Rev. Claude 8. Ridenour, as- sistant to Dr. Bohanan, will officiate. ‘The guest preacher at the 11 a.m. prayer service tomorrow at Holy Com- forter Chapel, Rock Creek Parish, 5714 Georgia avenue, will be Rev. R. F. Hall, rector of St. Paul's Church, Beltsville, Md. Other chapel services tomorrow include celebration of holy communion at 7:30 am. and evening prayer and address at 7:30 pm. Lenten evening prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday and there will be celebra- tion of holy ccmmunion at 10 am. on Friday. Rev. Willlam L. Mayo, min- ister in charge, will hold a chapel con- ference at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. CALVARY METHODIST SERMON ANNOUNCED Dr. Vernon N. Ridgely to Preach on “The Christian Concep- tion of God.” Dr. Vernon N. Ridgely. minister of the Calvary Methodist Church, will preach at both services Sunday. At the morning service the sermon theme will be “The Christian Conception of God.” At the evening service the sub- Ject is “Heroes.” Louis Potter, organist and director of music, will lead the song service at the beginning of the ( service. At the Young People's meeting at 7 o'clock Miss Ethelwyn Hine will lead the group in a further study of “The Bible in the Making.” This series of meetings has been conducted by pres- ent and former students at the Amer- ican University. The Lenten devotion- the 2l service will be held in the Guild Hall on Thursday evening. The minister will speak and there will be special music. The Men's class will have charge of the religlous service Sunday afternoon at the Home for Incurables at 3 o'clock. F. S. Gettle, in charge of the service, will be assisted by Edwin Dice, who will speak. ‘The annual banquet of the C. Y. W. class will be held Wednesday at 6:30 p.n. at the church. At 8 pm. the film “George Washington” will be shown. Arrangements for the program are in charge of Miss Helen Harman. REUNION HELD Young Congregationalists Rally in Cleveland Park Church. Young people representing all the Congregational churches in the Dis- trict and nearby Maryland and Vir- ginia held a reunion and rally dinner Have ;| last night at the Cleveland Park Con- |Lydia W, Rancl gregation Church, in preparation for their 1933 religious work conference at Camp Kahlert, Md, during the first week in June. ‘The program, arranged by a commit- tee, with Miss Ruth Richards of Ingram Memorial Church, chairman, included | Rev. conference and college songs, under the direction of Clifton F. Moore of Cleve- land Park Church: speeches by Miss Carolyn CHff of the First Congrega- tional Church on “Conference Confi- dences”; Donald Preston, dean of the 1932 conference, on “The Dire Doings of a Dean”; Miss Hulda Braden of In- gram Memorial Church on “High Lights d Conference Life,” and Rev. Russell J. Clinchy of the Mount Pleasant Congre- gational Church, dean of the 1933 con- ference, on “Plans for the Conference of 1933." Rev. George L. Farnham of Cleve- 1and Park Church gave some “Realistic Rambling Readings,” Vechery of Mount Pleasant Church was toastmaster. WAYNE PUTNAM TO TALK|, Selected Speaker for Metropolitan | tie Men’s Bible Class. At the Metropolitan Memorial Church tomorrow Wayne W. Putnam will ad- |dress the Meu'opouhn Men’s Bible ‘Three Things,” at 9:30 At the 11 o'clock service the sermon will be given by Bishop William F. Mc- Dowell, and Dr. Montgomery wlAu‘ s Emery 8uck and W. C. Parker. i !r!my School Board will meet 4 'nmnd:y evening in the vestry. DR. RASMUSSEN TO TALK “Kingdom of Heaven at Hand” Is Topic of Sermon. “The Kingdom of Heaven Is at the theme tomorrow morn- SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1933. FRATERNAL ORDER 5| 0 ATTEND CHURCH Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Will Hear First Congre- gational Sermon. At the First Congregational Church, tomorrow morning, Dr. Allen A Btock- dale will preach on “Mind Answering Mind.” Memebrs of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and Daughters | of Rebekah will be guests at a special service held in the evening at 8 p.m. Stockdale will preach on “Human Love and the Jericho Road.” The public is invited. The choir of 60 voices, under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Smith Stahl, will sing at both services. Dr. Stockdale is conducting a Lenten communion class for young people at uo p.m. each Sunday until Easter in the study. The midweek supper and will be held Thursday at 6 Dr. Btockdale will lpnk on "nm: Vermm Anmuch riends of Peop]a'l socmy hlve been I.nvlud to meet with the young paoph o{ Ing m | Memorial Church at 7 del!.rin[ tu |o mee'. at the t Church The Worunl Band will meet at 10 am. Monday to do Red Cross work. The Woodridge Circle will meet at the church ’mud-y Lunchzon n 13!0 Slxuemh Btreet Hzl[hu Cin: wlll eet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. E. D. Cummin(l 4608 Pifteenth street, luncheon at 12:30 o’clock. The Young Women's Club will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at 6:15 o'clock. Miss Elsie Hill of me National Woman's Party will be the gunt speaker. A parents’ party will be held in the | church parlors for those who have children in the Sunday School, Wed- nesday at 8 o'clock. The Young People's Soctety will have a ‘“nutty social” Friday evmmg at the church. SPECIAL PREACHER AT EPIPHANY CHURCH | Right Rev. John Newton McCor-| mick, Bishop of Western Michi- gan, to Occupy Pulpit. The special preacher at the Church of the Epiphany tomorrow at the 11 o'clock service will be Right Rev. John Newton McCormick. Bishop of Western Michigan. Bishop McCermick will also be the Lenten noonday preacher at Epiphany next week, Monday to Friday inclusive. The rector, Dr. Z. B. Phillips, who has just returned from a series of noon- day preachments at Christ Church Cathedral, 8t. Louis, will occupy his pulpit at the 8 o'clock service tomorrow evening. afternoon services next week is as fol- lows: Monday, Rev. V. O. Anderson, rector of St. Agnes’' Parish; Tuesday, Dr. Francis Yarnall; Thursday, Rev. Alvin Lamar Wills, Friday, S. Firth, student at the Virginia Theo- logical Seminary. Wednesday after- noon there will be continued the special half-hour services of intercession with meditations and devotions conducted by clergymen of various Christian fellow- ships. These devotions commence at 1:30 and conclude at 5:30 and are ar- ranged in half-hour periods for the convenience of those who cannot at- tend all of them. Dr. Phillips will resume his lectures on the Prayer Book next Friday eve- ning in the Willard room of the parish house. These lectures are open to the public. WOMEN’S PRESBYTERIAL SOCIETY WILL CONVENE The annual meeting of the Women's Presbyterial Society of the Washington City Presbytery will be held March 29 at 10:30 a.m., in the Metropolitan Pres- byterian Church. The president, Mrs. William R. Rhoades, will preside. Brief reports will be given by the officers. Speakers will be Mrs. J. L. Dodds of India and Dr. Henry S. Randolph, president of Farm School, Asheville, N C. She will have as her subject, “Wom- en’s Work—Rethinking Reth ht" The devotional service will be I Mrs. Calvin Wight of China. Hostesses are Mrs. Freeley Rohrer, wife of the purm of Metropolitan Church; Mrs. dent of the Womms Missionary So- ciety. A luncheon will be served by the women of the church, with Mrs. Henry F. Lowe as chairman. A special meeting will be held Tues- day evening at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church for league and evening societies and for any who are unable to attend the meeting Wednes- day. Mrs. Dodds and Dr. Randolph will be the speakers for this meeting. Mrs. Dodds will use as her subject "The Woman of India Catches Up.” Marriage Licenses. John_L. Norris, 20, 703 G st. se. and nehr 50; Teeenanitsviie” a5 510 Bandolph st. and 204 Pennsyivania 53 9 g 7%t ot se. and Mars A Mockubce. To, 156 North Carolina ave. sei; Rev. A. Zack 'J. Van ‘Landingham, 26, 800 18t] 8, 4nd Cotinne Brown, 221308 21st s Joseph J-mmxc-x, 25 Belleyue. D Margaret P. B Walter ‘R, Brackeit. 18, {A._F."Poors. Brice. " Francis Dotk ot | AriiAFion. Vas “Rev: | ».58m D Robbins. 24, Beliimore, and Deane | Amster. 23, Richmond: Bolom: Sierman E. Littleton, and Virgini Davidson. 26, "both of Rectory, vr:,ni\g Hennig. “Robert Ciczm Harrls, ir., 21 an - ine E, Moore, 2. both’ of ‘Richmondy Sudse T. St lo 22, 3 o BN i 0, Fel Roviand, Ball. “Garlind MeCall, 24, 626 Vi 3nd Lillie Welis, 23."same FOC L R and Hazel Rev. M. J. and Mr, Fred (Ker. 0 B 120015 Ninler . Jackson, Digees. 18, both hn . Marshall, sf and Delaware ave. 2'.‘ and Jumu ll ©of Anacostia. D. C.; m Wade. 32, 815 26th 1 eids, 2 309 Behth st iy Hew Augustus Lewi Willlam Robinson, 5. RIURS Locoman, 39, Delant Mattingly. Chester Jones. 2 Ylolet, Wilson, "17. i Rev. Samuel A. Bass. Wilbert B. Smith, formerly senior secretary for the Y. M. C. A. in Egypt and now associated with the Interna- tional Committee, has been various Y. M. C. A. in the in- terest of the work be! Presbyte- rial Church at 11:15 am.; at the morn- ing service of the Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church, and at 4 p.m. at the Railroad Y. M. C. A. at Union Station. ‘The public is invited. Page McK. Etchison, religious work director of the Y. M. C. A, will at the evening service at the Chi the Brethren. m ulidnnl vnrk it will m :Mmoon ‘mwn.-ro- RUsSELL. ‘The schedule of preachers at the| C. Thompson, presi- | Btafl] dence, ul'dqmm " ite ot John ¢ 5 t e Presbyterian Church, Ber- ‘Bunday, March ffi'."n S pan. On_Thursdsy, ¥. MADELZINE. . 1933, at_the hmnnu Hos- MADELEINE m I ST o hllmd On e nd 3 o e WO G funeral bome, 1400 ch-nm st. n. reh 24 Rela- Sunday, pm. ted. Interment Aslington, Va. B hursday, Maren 23 father of k Pic) u-mouunf DOWNS, JAMES. 1933, JAMES on ‘Monday, March 47, at . Relatives and friends invited. xn(emem Mount_ Olivet Cemetery. 26 EPPLEY. ADELAIDE GRACE. Priday. A, a1 Homeopathic " Mo ADI be- ved wife of William G. Eppley of York. Py o Remains resting at Hysong's pariors: 1300 N st nterment Green Hili Cemetery, Waynesboro, Pa. li‘l‘CllloN IAEH!L DARE. On Thursday, at_her lnm RACHEL rsbus Saturday. u.uh ence, 119 Barton Va.. CHA d of Elizabeth arles D. Evans. s _resting at the Ives xuu‘g-x Remain; 10 Wilson blvd., Clarendo Notice of service later. LULU. On Saturd, Rem notice in tomorrow’s Departed, this 1 is home, in ASome Dr. Carlton | Md,, Puneral | Braths. SARAH !LlMIlTl after a 17 e, devaed duuspier of Kaje 81 nid the late Pras 'Q" e, loving -fl: acksop and lew York, hal 81 s cousin of Js Cl Sy 8, e, Cole e, Tore g :t.l.ur lehll'fiutnd % R h lnl .* funeral hol 48 " ne., unul ‘hfl’flll March { L he helzltu '%lld!.htt from nullnfi mtl !lwllll Church, 5th and E sts. Rev. L. T. Hughes offi- ellllnl. lnlumem. Rosemont. emt!e" 5 nn;r- MARY JANE On Thursday. n:-m- 23. 1033, MARY JANE SMITH st. She leaves to mourn their loss Ofie ‘daughter, Mary E. Wateon. and 3 nost of other relatives and friends. fgtting at Malvan & Schey'’ e above Darlors ‘Sunday. M p.m.. Rey. Elmes officiating. Harmony Cemetery. WILLIAM L. On Thursd 450, T at Al + Re Dasior”of Zion Beptist iband of Sadie E. Wash- inston ' an Cher ot Lritan L. Wiihington and Mrs. Elane Dowling. He Also leaves cne grandson. four sisters, five brothers. ope aunt and many other Telatives and friends to mourn his de- ure. | Remaivs temporarily resting 8t Rhines funer; pel. 3rd Jiher e 30 Iy, l.ll.e :t o o Baptist Ch church ? it be- . March .. filun“%.v“ “ L5 rom G Tnterment Lincola Memorial Eemetery. WASHINGTON. REV. WILLI . WILLIA E. Funeral from the chure St between 3rd and 4% st sx. Sun: . March : "We enureh uAth 11 All other, Sundsy services will be dispensed with. Slar Teligious services will be held on uu following Tuesday and Thursday. WASHINGTON, REV. WILLIAM L. Mem- bers of Morning Btar Lodge No. 40. P. E. W.. are notified of lhe brother. Rev. WILLIAM ON, 1 pm, Bapiist Church, P 8. s.w. Members are urged to’attend WILLIAM B. HARRIS, E. R. CORTEZ W. PETERS, WATT, m:onnt D. on rnu-y March 24, ai _the residence of his nephew. Wflhlm Taggart. 2604 4th st EORGE D. WA’ dulh of out me WASHIN Kiarch 0% nw. on Mon- " Relatives | WEIR, MARY RE FccA lened : suddenly on Merch her residence. 82 Gleb Hills., Va. MARY on Sunday terment Clarendon, Va. !| WILLIAMS. ADA M. On Thursday, M.rz -1 10753, Robe: ister of Georae o long iliness of James Adeiside Hamilton of Sideburn: nerai and interment in Somerviile, Mass. * G. Passed away on Fri- | HARDY. THOMAS 4. 1993, at_his residence. arc 1670 M55 ¢ ! THOMAS. G Beloved e band of Emma E. Hardy. Puneral f his late residence on Monday, Ma at 2 pm._Interment Congressionai Cemetery. RUS- H.and o ARGRAVES, yea 0f Lareara and Gerirude Hareraves leaves to D their loss & srandfather nd friends. Washington's estin iS58 Sk Rk uiens me. HAWKINS, ELIZAI!TI Departed this life ‘Thursd: Mnr:n 1 'H at her residence, ABETH HAWKINS. m., 5 Churcg Interment Rosemont Cemetery. JANNEY, JOSEPH E. On March 26281 | mu home. 8andy Bnrml. Md. JANNEY, al 1 Yard st. Monday. Mar Interment Rock Creek cememy | LANCASTER. CHARLE Devarted. (m‘ lite ursday. March 2: g CHARLES LAN( e “feuves 16 ted ‘wife. Carrie . Viola Lancaster; E a 8 mourn _their L Lancaster;, Raye oficiating resting _at 'sley Washingto: undertaking parlors, 2053 Ga. ave. n.w. 2 Bo wNer remidence 115 e 3 ence. CORA LANCA devoted daugh ter'of lawa Lancasier and Alfred Lancaster. m d T ra ‘ood La er, James Lancaster, an other relatives and {riends. Re: rest- thy . ‘Rhines tuneral chapel until Sunday me at 9 rom St. Vincent _de Paul's Cnurr_h Mount Olivet Cemetery. lnum\em —— g T B B e HN LEO. youni o1 mon. brother of Marguerite. Paul, Anth and the late Aloysius Lemmon, jr. Nn!o:llyl Xrn'm his late re;zdlnce 1519 cflrcorln l! L A 28, 30 ine: nday. March im. Titerment Savase Ceme- tery. 26 MAY. MARCUS BYNG. _On sday, March 23, 1933, MAMU Winchester. Mass. - Bmo "'“rfl' y and Stroud of Morristown. N. J. at Joseph Gawler Sons ' chapel Penna. ave. n after 10 nm !\mdly March Services at St. Paul's Church. Rock Creek Parish. on Monday. March :rlr;' Pp.m. Interment Rock Creek Ceme- 8t 2330 Wednesday. Marel L Ne of 15th st. 'n.w. He is sur- Yived by a devoted wife. Mrs. Ophelin Me- @ five sisters and R. I Priends invit hterment Harmony Cemetery. MILLER, WILLIAM CUR’ lite Friday March ::" Departed this 5t loss & mo hn Miller: ller; ‘and’ one - ter, Miller.‘and’s host f"ofher relatives and Iriends ~ Body temporatily resting &t Mal van'& Schey’s Tuneral d R st W Hie leaves to moura, thetr Luey Miller. mner ome. New Jerse: Notice of Iuneu’l Lorraine White. and many_other e lnd triends. Puneral rom Piorids Avenue Baptist Church Sundsy. March t 1 pa W. A. Taylor officiat- ing. “'Remains at Home of her sister. Mrs Allce Taslor. 2021 13th 3t Bwe after p.m. Saturday. 26 ucurfll MARY R Seloved wite Ricketts. semul Sunday. the Potomac M. E, Church Interment chiurch ~ceme- L, CARRIE L. On Friday. March 24. 18 at’ her residence, Clarendon, CARRIE. L RUSSELL® Remaims. resting at the Ives funeral home, 310 Wilson blvd: otice service later. =i sm! uu.m nemned this life Friday. Ma rch 24. 1093, LILLIE STMMS of 210 n. She leaves to mou host of other relatives ai . _ Body temporarily resting at Mal- van & Schey's funeral home, New Jersey d R st. n.w. Notice of funeral TREASURY EMPLOYE 43 YEARS SUCCUMBS Mrs. Hortense E. Crawford Was Member of Eastern Star and K. K. K. No. 1. Hortense Eugenia Crawford, widow of George B. Crawford, died yesterday at Sibley Hospital. Mrs. Crawford had been an employe of the Treasury Department 43 years. She was a _member of Esther ter, Order of Eastern Star, and National Olpltd, No. 1, K. K. K. She is survived by & son, George E. cuwtord and two grandsons, George W. and John P. Crawford. nm services will be held at In in "Relatives and friends invited. | host of | March = nuAu. CHARLES ARLES J. | McQUEEN. PETER H. Depllned this lite on | 11 2:/ JOHN R Al Gry reen: of Washingion, . and Mrs. Blanche C. Armstrong of Albany. N. 'Y Funeral from the parlors of Almus R Speare. 123 Conn. ave. Bai. urday. March 26. pom. Interment Mouni Oftvet Cemetery, “Frederick, M. m. at 3:30 p. in Memortam RYANT. FANNY. In loving memory of my dear mother, FANNY BRYANT. who, died 47 years ago today, March 25! 1886, one_but not_forgotten R SON, BRYANT. * BUTLER. BESSIE A. brance of my dea . who d In loving remem- daughter, BESSIE A. his life one year Mav ahe rest | _ HER LovING MoTHER BESSTE BUTLER. BYRD. WILLIAM H. Sacred to the memory of my dear brother. WILLIAM H (WIL- LIE) BYRD, who departed this life one year ato today, March 25, 1632 Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, Our 1ips do not know what to £ay. But God only knows how we miss you HiP il lonels Bome foday = RIELOAND. PAMILY & * BYRD, WILLIAM HENRY. In sad but lov. ing memory of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM HENRY BYRD. who gepasted “thic life one vear ago today. March 25. 193 God only knows how much we miss you. Never shal Tad, u %dlh.ldl Ll‘ken‘ him :Y the hand. : ol Mpnlsy fie In our memory he lives on end on. )fl! LO\ ING WIFE BERTHA BYRD, SON. WILLIAM BYRD, JR. » IYIIL WILLIAM H. In sad bul lavm Te- membrance of my devoted s«'&- LIAM H. BY] RDd rhg‘ dt%l !d lhll 2] % whi ol 1t ‘ame 1 will hoid it. Because he was one of ihe bes Loyal and honest in all hi Devoted and true to the end :?’fiu da: He was loving, sentle and Kin Teat s lovely cleture he left Sening, HIS DEVOTED FRIEND, EDITH JOHN- e DUVALL, who passeq awes Gne Tear ago Nodmiiiarng B his residence. Seat Pleasant. M May, his soul rest in peace HIS LOVING WIFE. KATIE. * COLBERT. ALICE L. . 1n ovine remem- brance of our devoied mother and rang- mother. ALICE L. COLBERT, who depari. £d tois life two years ago today, March Gua'Endws where the hurt is deepest. Qur tears of night and of day. And He ‘whicpers woftly, 1 lovs you. Though I took your iear mother away.; c LDREN. JONES. LILLIE B. Kn brance of mny moiner. Lol Jo! is life one yea s i Sear ato”today, “nd*the Lord nath tak No“one but 'God"aions knsus Has mucl:nl miss you. DAUGHTER MILD] REYNOLDS. HARRY M. In lov . brance of [our cear r.xhrrovfi‘nrl{"}:!“ REYNOLDS. who departed lhl! life five ,L‘IYA 280 tod: March 25. 19 He had a smile for every, nnm A heart as pure a3 xold o thaose who fnel "dnd loved him s memory will et ‘ol EVOTED. SON. HARRY, AND LOV- AL, IN—MW. GRACE. * JOSEPHI! loving remem- brance of our dear lfl? and mother, JOSEPHINE SITIt who pasied away % Yyears ago tod: A loving thouent, a eautiful memory of one so flen LOVING HUSBAND AND CHXLaI;;{lN 1“1'55.‘:'1‘\:2.\ h“lll.lA?l 5 I8 but emeimbrance of my’ dearest Triend: WILLIAM S. STEPHENS: N. who departed {his life ihiree Vears 8 oday, March HIS %musr rmixz:m JESSIE WATERS, Mirch silent t!ar l'UVERAL DIBECTOBS. R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO0. | Neither the successors to nor connected wit | the originel 'W. R. 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