Evening Star Newspaper, May 27, 1933, Page 7

SO 'SOC President and Sever: Aboarcl the CIETY IETY al Guests Will Cruise Sequoia Over Sunday. : RESIDENT ROOSEVELT will en- | small company at dinner at the Rus- tertain a small company aboard | sian Troika last evening. the Sequoia for a_ week end cruise in Potomac Waters and sailed early this afternoon, ac- companied by the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. William H. Woodin, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cary T. Gray- #on, Miss Marguerite Le Hand, secre- tary to the President, and his naval| aide, Copt. Walter N. Vernou. M:s their he unveiling tod: the Hudson. Mys. Curtis B. Dall will arrive at the | White House this afternoon to remain over Sunday. Closing Games of Tennis Today Draw Large Number. The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor Felipe Espil, will entertain guests in his box this afternoon for'the finals of the Davis Cup tie match between the Ar- gentine and United States teams at the Chevy Chase Club. Yesterday afternoon the boxes and stands were well filled, and the Junior League members, who are in charge of the refreshment booths, did a flourish ing business. A truly Summer fashio show was in the offing at yesterd: matches, with large hats predominatir in the accessories worn by the smartly attired women in the assembly. Among those at the event yesterday were Mrs. Harold Sims, wife of the at- tache of the British embassy; Senor Ramon Padilla of the Spanish embassy, Comdr. and Mrs. Smith Hempstone, Mrs. Frederick L. Oliver, Miss Brice, Mrs. C. Mathews Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Blaise de Stbour, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baker, Mrs. Paul H. Bastedo, Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn, Mrs. Rose Saul Montgomery, Miss Nella Veverka, Mrs. Howard Tucker, Mr. Wolcott Wagga- man, Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Burdette Wright, Mrs. Helen Col- bert Hite, Mrs. Walter Chappell, Miss Hallie Brooke, Mrs. Howell Morehead, Mrs. Charles Parker Stone, Mrs. Thomas *Ash Claytor, Mrs. Jean de Lattre Seguy, Miss Mary Gibson, Mrs. Huga Rennert, Mrs. Joseph W. Mullally of Pittsburgh and Miss Francesca McKenney. The Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Cintas will be hosts at dinner this evening in the embassy. Mrs. Henry A. Wallace, wife of the Secretary of Agriculture, entertained informaily at luncheon yesterday in her apartment at Wardman Park for her sister-in-law, Miss Ruth Wallace. The Minister of Denmark, Mr. Otto Yoosevelt will spend ?undl; in | - e & = "iyde Park home, going there Dr. an . Lyon Hosts i of a tablet to| Yesterday for Their Daughter. Dr. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon | \te Stcphen Mather, who estab- | entertained at a delightful children’s | lishcd the National Park Service, which | is placed in Bear Mountais on the | I State Senator and Mrs. Lansdale G. Sasscer of Upper Marlboro, Md., are entertaining over the week end State Senator and Mrs. 8. Scott Beck of Chestertown, Md.; State Senator and Mrs. L. Creston Beauchamp of Princess Anne, Md., and State Senator and Mrs. \ | party yesterday afternoon at thelr country place, Glenview Farm, for their young daughter Elizabeth in celebration |of her seventh birthday anniversary. There were about 50 young friends of the attractive daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lyon in the company, and many ’novel features delighted the young | guests during the afternoon. Mr. Theo- dore Tiller, jr., presented his marionette ;verslon of the “Sleeping Beauty.” the | puppets used being a set which won, | first prize at the Chicago World's Fair| |a generation ago which Mrs. Lyon's| father had purchased for her and with | which she had played as a child. The table decorations and place cards, in pink and blue, were unusually effective. | They were hand-painted and were &p- propos of many of the popular fairy| tales. Gifts were presented to the guests by “The Old Woman Who Lived {in a Shoe,” and there were ponies and | donkeys for the children to ride. Games | were played during the afternoon and |a charming feature of the party were |the 500 gayly-colored balloons. Mrs. Edward Clifford returned yes- terday morning and joined Col. Clifford in thelr Georgetown home after spend- ing a week or 10 days with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. apd Mrs. Lambert Clifford, and their children in their home in Providence, R. I. Mrs. Robert E. Lee will entertain a company of 18 at dinner this evening at the Chevy Chase Club. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ellis will en- tertain at a garden party this afternoon at Rippon Lodge for members of the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Weshington, of which Mr. Ellis is president. There will be about 100 guests. Mrs. Charles C. Deming entertained at the dinner dance at the Shoreham last evening in honor of Mrs. Marshall, | widow of the late Vice President, Mr. Thomas Riley Marshall. Her guests were Senator and Mrs. Marcus A. Cool- idge, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. of Chestnut Hill, Philadelphi: Wwilliam A. Gunter of Cumberland, Md,' STAR. WASHINGTON, | D. C., SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1933, Christian Endeavor ‘The Sunday Evening Christian En- deavor Soclety of vary Baptist Church will present the musical com- edy, “The New Minister.” at their church Friday evening for the benefit of the C. E. Unlon. At the Union meeting held Monday night, the following nominating com- mittee was appointed: Harry Thomp- son, chairman: Maude Brown, Henry Wertman, Mary Merrick and Mrs. L. C. Greene. There will be a Milwaukee conven- tion meeting June 5 at C. E. head- quarters, 221 Y. M. C. A. Building, at ning. ’ll'ne Beta C. E. Society of Sherwood Presbyterian Church will sponsor the intermediate play, “The Dust of the Earth,” at their church Monday eve- ning at 8 o'clock. At the Keller Memorial Lutheran Church tomorrow, the final missionary meeting for the C. E. Society this ses son will be conducted by Miss Karo- lina Hedler The subject will be “Lu- theran Missions.” Short talks will be given by the following: Sister Mada- line, Roy Grove, Mrs. Nicholas, Melvin Holmes, Mary Pfeiffer and Ruth Wert- | man. A special group from the Junior C. E. will be represented. CHILDREN TO HOLD MAY PROCESSION | Margaret Mary 0'Connor Will Be Crowned Queen at Holy Trinity. INURSE GRADUATES | 10 HEAR SERMON Rev. H. W. Burgan to Deliver Baccalaureate for Lucy Webb Hayes Class. The baccalaureate serman to the graduates of the Lucy Webb Hayes Na- | tional Training School of the Sibley ! Memorial Hospital will be delivered at Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning by the minister, Rev. H. W. Burgan. The subject of the sermon will be “Redeeming the Waste | Spaces.” A Memorial day address will be de- lvered by the minister at 8 pm. on| “Whither America?” Preparations are being made for the Children's day service early in June. The Thursday night devotional meet- ing will be conducted by the minister. | Circle No. 7 of the Ladies’ Aid So- | clety will give a luncheon and garden party at the home of Mrs. Frank F. Reppert, 6800 Sixth street, June 2. BEATIFICATION MARKED BY SISTERS OF CHARITY Church of Immaculate Conception | to Be Scene of Services Holy Trinity Catholic Church will hold its annual May procession tomor- row at 3:30 o'clock, under the direction of the Sisters of Mercy. The line of march will be from the church at Thirty-sixth and N streets, east on N street to Volta place, to TRirty-fifth street, to O street and west {0 the church. There will be a placing of a wreath on the statue of the Blessed Mother of God, crowning of Tomorrow. Preparations are being made by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul for a special celebration which will coincide with the beatification of Ven- erable Catherine Laboure, a member of their community, who will be beatified in the Vatlcan City tomorrow. The MAJ. BYERS FUNERAL TO BE HELD MONDAY Retired Army Officer Had Won American and French Service Awards in War. Puneral services will be held at 1 pm. | Monday at United Brethren Memorial Church, North Capitol and R streets, for Maj. Jason D. Byers, U. 8. A, re- tired, who died Thursday at his home, 66 M street, after a brief iliness. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. Maj. Byers, who was a native of Martinsburg, W. Va., enlisted in the Army in 1893, and received his commis- sion at the outbreak of the World War. He was cited by Gen, Pershing for “ex- ceptionally meritorious service” during the war, when serving with the Quar- termaster Corps, with the rank of cap- tain. He also was decorated by the French government. He was a_past master of Washington Centennial Lodge of Masons, a member of the American Legion, Washington Sojourners’ Club and Soclety of the KE| ; 1 at 1:35 pm. FRAI . beloved husband of Tda E. Kerper, and fatber of Mrs. E. Vioia ¥ his Iate residence, 644 C . on Monday. May 20, Intérment Congressional Cemter: tives and friends invited. KERPER. st m FRANK. ze. N The members.of Web- Knights of Pythias. will Temple. 1012 th st. : CHARLES F. WISE. T. €. TAYLOR. K. of R. aad S. LUCILLE MARGARET. On Fri- iay, May 26, 1 st her residence, 1519 ¥ si7se. LUCILLE MARGARET KRAUS (nee’ Harrison). the beloved wife of Charles J. Kraus, and sister of Mrs. Laura A. Blumke, William P. Harrison and Rob- ert H. Harrison. Funeral from her late residence. May 29, gressional Cemetery. LANCASTER. GENEVA. 26, GENEVA Logan court n.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a davghter, Vionla Wallace: two d_a host of other relatives Body temporarily resting at & Schey's funeral home, Rst. nw. Notice of tuneral On_Friday, o May LANCASTER of R0 arted 1) MILLER GEORGE R. Del Friday. May 1939, At s life Maude Padgett and Pey- ther of Matthew. Jobn Remains resting at his daughter’s apartment. 8 ard st n.w. Funeral Sunday. May 7S, st m., from the Elks Home, 301 R. L ave iends invif Army of Santiago de Cuba. He is survived by his widow, Mra. Viola Byers, and a son, J. Harold Byers. ILLUSTRATED LECTURE T0 BE GIVEN AT CHURCH “China Looks Forward” to Be Sub- ject for Event Tomorrow at Calvary Methodist. “Without Silver and Gold” will be the ;sermon subject at the morning service at the Calvary Methodist Church. Dr. Verrion N. Ridgely. minister, will preach at this service and also at the evening service, when his subject will be “Good- ness.” Louis A. Potter, organist and | Miss Alexandra Bacon, debutante daughter of Representative and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon, and Miss Patsy Adlercron, photographed as they arrived at the Davis Cup matches Thursday at the Chevy Chase Club. —Underwood Photo. BAPTISTS TO HEAR DR. RALPH WALKER Cleveland Pastor and California Evangelist on Metropolitan Church Program. American Revolution, and Mrs. Mc- | Crillis have been guests during th week at the national headquarters on Sixteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Crillis are en route to their home in| Providence from Cincinnati, Ohio, where the annual congress of the Na- tional Soclety, S. A. R, was held last week, and at which meeting Mr. Mc- Crillis was elected as president general. Alpha Chapter of Zeta Kappa Psi last evening gave its formal installation of members accepted this year, The cere- mony was conducted by the chancellor. | Mrs. Loulie B. Meline, assisted by the | other officers, and the new members are Miss Ballie D. Allen, Mrs. Dorothy H.| Arrington, Miss Flossie M. Baum, Mrs. Frieda M. Came, Miss Helen C. Foley, | At the Metropolitan Baptist Church tomorrcw morning the sexmon will be delivered by Dr. Ralph Walker of Euclid Avenue Baptist Chuch, Cleveland, Ohio. services will take place in the Church of the Immaculate Conception at 8 p.m. The Rev. Francis J. Hurney will preside and will be celebrant at solemn bene- diction. He will be assisted by Rev. Ed- ward MacAdams, deacon; Rev. Daniel Kain, subdeacon, and Rev. J. Kelly Reese and Rev. 8. A. Czyz. Msgr. Eu- gene Connelly will be present in the sanctuary. Very Rev. Ignatius Smith, Dominican preacher, will give the ad- dress. More than 600 participants, all Chil dren of Mary, will recite a.solemn act of consecration as part of the services. ‘This number includes the nurses' staff of Providence and Soldlers’ Home Hos- pitals and the alumnae and pupils of the institutions taught by the Sisters of Charity in the District. A special group of May hymns will be sung during the services. Arrangements are being made by a committee, including Sister Mary Clare, superior of Providence Hospital; Sister Mary Gabriel, superior of St. Rose's Technical School; Sister Mary Louise, superior of the Immaculate Conception the queen and an address by Rev.|director of music, will lead the song Father McEmeany, pastor. A police | service. detail will head the procession and the| At 7 pm. en {llustrated lecture, Elks Boys’ Band will flly Members | “China Looks Forward,” will be pre- of the Holy Name Society, John Berck- | sented. The devotional service of the man Society, will participate. Arch-|church will be held Thursday evening bishop Curley recently confirmed s|with Dr. Ridgely in charge. class who will make their first holy| The guild tea, to have been held June communion and participate in the pro-|1 at the home of Mrs. Dice, has been cession. postponed to a later date. Plans are ‘The Queen of May will be Miss Mar- | being made in the church school for a garet Mary O’Connor; train bearers, | special Children’s day program June 18 Miles Torreyson and Joseph Smith; |at 10 o'clock. i . o associated | LONGSHOREMEN ELATED BY SEATTLE REVIVAL court is a selected group fated with her in her classroom: Misses Mary 14 Ships Appear in Puget Sound to Load Cargoes for Foreign Collins, Elizabeth Floegal, Helen Dono- van, Florence Crock, Hazel Kelly, Caro- line Kloss, Loretta Enrmantrout, Louise Ryan, Lillian Gartland, Catharine Krug, Mary Jane Schell, Frances Sebas. tian, Katharine Sullivan and Teresa McClellan. Ports as Orders Gain. ROPER WILL DELIVER By the Associated Press. . to be held - 1923, at 1:30 p.m.. from Elks Home, 3 R 1'ave. n.w. Sidter lodges and temples ¥ iester 1._pers, B X xalted Ruler. LEE CAMPBELL. Secy PARKER, ELIZA. On Friday, May 26, 1933 at her_residence, River Hoad. Bethesds. Md. ELIZA. Dbeloved wifo of Casal Parker, ‘mother of Aline Dorsey and , sister of Daisy Wor She also leaves olh a pm. from St. 3 Chiurch, Belt road, D. €. Remains ing W, Ertest Jarvis ‘T hrch. 2 st Saturday b e dence PARKER. ELIZA. All officers and of District Grand Council G o8 and D.of S, ard Test- t. n.w er “atthe members No. 3. E O, of make ar; Sister ELIZA PARKER. P.D. G. A neral Sunday, May 28, at 2 p. t. Mark's M. E. Church,'Belt rd., D. O. BROTHER WILLIAM BRENT, D. G. SISTER FRANCES GREEN, PRICE, CHARLES A On Thursday, May 25. 1933, CHARLES A. PRICE. devoted husband of Virginia Price. father of Win- nifred, June and Donald Price and son of Mrs, Julia Moore and brother of Allan M He also leaves other relatives and Fuperal Sunday, May 28, m. from the W. funeral ‘church. 1432 You st. n.w. terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. devoted daughter of the late poleon and Lucinda Matthews, daughter of Mrs. Lena Matthews. d sister of Mrs. Emma Thomas. Mrs. Alice Green. Miss Lena_ Smith, Napoleon and Ruth Matthews. —Remains restin; e vis funeral, church, 1435 .w. Notice of fungral later. 28 SMITH. ROBERT. On Wednesday, May 24, 1 in_Elizabeth City, ROBERT ve: loss a devoted Wife, Frances Smith. and a Joving sister, Mrs.’ Fannie Winried. and & host of other relatives and friends. Funeral service Monday, May 9. at 1:30 p.m.. at Barnes & Matthews funeral home. 61% 41: st. sw. Friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 28 STEWART. KATE. Departe ife Wed- v Vi | d this 1 Miss Amy Lee Stockton, evangelist, of SEATTLE, May 27.—There is activity g::d;{_;mlel;&‘xghnn i a1 50 Mrs. S. Wallace Dempsey, Cnpt.. and | Miss Catherine Elizabeth Ford. Mrs. Wadsted, will entertain & company of X Y Of| Mrs. Chester Wells, Mr. and Mrs, Hol- men at dinner {hs evening In the Jga lister Sturges, Mrs, John Allan Dough- Schay erty, Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb, Dr. Jame=s Gen. John J. Pershing will be the | E. Emery, Col. Frederick E. Johnson, Dr. Edward E. Morse and Katherine P. Griffith, Mrs. Bergit S. Gwynn, Miss Margaret A. Hickman, Mrs. Margaret M. Jackson, Miss Irene L. Jarvis, Mrs. Catherine V. Jenkins, Mrs. Ella A. Logsdon, Miss Elizabeth K California, will deliver an address at 7 pm. At 8 pm. a mass evangelistic meeting will be held unier the leader- ship of Misses Amy Lee Stockton and Rita Gould. Miss Gould will conduct High School for Girls; Sister Ignata, superior of Soldiers’ Home Hospital, and Sister Paschal of St. Vincent’s Home and School. and rejoicing on the Seattle waterfront as longshoremen watch the parade of vessels from Lake Union, the city's fresh-water port for idle ships, steaming M_EMORIAL ADDRESS tion. honor guest at dinner this evening of Capt. Ray Middleton of New York at the Carlton Hotel. The guests will be members of the Baltic Society. Mr. Harry A. McBride, assistant to the Secretary of State, was host to a /% FRESH FRUITS | | William E. Horton. Mr. Percy Crosby as his luncheon | guest at the Carlton yesterday Mr. John | Callan O'Laughlin. | _ Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Vaughan of Glen Ellyn, IIL, entertained at dinner at the, Russian Trolka last evening, having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Snyder, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hiatt and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hoover, all of Glen Ellyn. Lo B Brig. Gen. the song service, assisted by the choir, | Miss Stockton will deliver the sermon. | Dr. John Compton Ball, pastor, will preside. McGarry, Miss Lucille Covey and Miss | E. Myra Park. The students of Georgetown Visita- tion Convent held their annual fleld| Meeting of the Bible school teachers, and track events in the convent grounds | Thursday, 7_p.m. Subject for discus- yesterday, in competition for the Mary | sion, “Jesus Faces Betrayal and Denial. Thomas Trophy. Miss Isabel Crystal of | E. D. Frantz will lead the discussion. Celumbus, Ohio, was the high point | Prayer and praise service at 8 pm. The winner and therefore the winner of | pastor will be in charge. A, U. the trophy. Other point winners were [ Study Class will follow, taught by Mrs. Miss Rita Beuchert of Washington, | William Hasker. g Miss Madge Mitchell of Lima, Ohio, and | Commerce Secretary to Pay Tribute to Civil War Dead in Bright- wood Exercises. RECTORY GUILD TO HOLD FOOD SALE ON JUNE 3 | All-Day Benefit Will Be Conducted | in Rock Creek Parish Houte Starting at 10 A M. The Rectory Guild of Rock Creek Secretary of Commerce Roper will pay tribute to the Civil War dead in an address Memorial day at Battle Grugnd National Cemetery in Bright- wood. into Puget Sound to load cargoes for world ports. Fou vessels, representing more than 60,000 net tons of cargo space, have pulled anchors and nosed down the Lake Washington Canal into salt water during the last 60 days, called to work by increasing demand for space as orders for Jumber, shingles, plywood and other Pacific Northwest products roll in. “Seasonal? Part of it,” one steamship operator said, “but what of that? Witk nglce demands increasing as rapidly as they are, when the seasonal movement REAL CREAM Sl Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Nicholson will be hosts at a garden supper party to- gxgflo‘l evening in their home in Chevy ase, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin N. Clark of New York City are at the Carlton for sev- eral days, accompanied by Mr. 8. W. Anderson, also of New York. Engagement of Miss Walker To Lieut. Luckey Announced. Gen. and Mrs. Meriwether L. Walker have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cary Dabney to Lieut. Robert B. Luckey, United States Marine Corps. The wedding will take place July 8. Lieut. Luckey, a son of Mrs. Alice Luckey and the late Mr. George | B. Luckey, formerly of Hyattsville, Md. is a graduate of the University of Mai land. FHF TR A Special Peony Root Offer For 1933 Fall Planting 1 White, Festiva Maxima. . . 1 Cream, Duchesse De Nemours. .. 1 Bright Red, Felix Crousse. 1 Dark Red, Delachei. . 1 Light Pink, Marguerite Gerard Edulis Superba. 1 Lilac Pink, Mons. Jules Elie. Mrs. H. A. Brand, accompanied b | Miss Marjorie H. Brand, has joined 'Vlry Brand in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel, coming from Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. McCann of 8an Francisco, Calif., are at the Shore- ham for the week end and will visit g New York before returning to their ome. Spectal Priec...§ nies from the bioom. . true to name and'in P. Schwartz Peony Gardens ersbure, Md. Gaith. 13 Cend_for Free Cataloguc B i T e . 1 12 2 Dr, Everett M. Ellison left Washing- ton last night for Athens, Tenn., to attend the commencement exercises of Tennessee Wesleyan College, of which he is a member of the board of trustees. He will return Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Harris of Min neapolis, Minn., are spending a few days at the Dodge Hotel. Mrs. W. P. Grady of Philadelphia, companied by Mr. Hugh G. Grad staying at the Wardman Park Hotel while visiting Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ley. | _Mrs. Robert P. Schoenjohn of Wil- mington, Del., is a guest at the Shore- ham while visiting her daughter, Miss | Roberta Schoenjohn, who attends Gun- | ston Hall, and will be joined in a few days by Mr. Schoenjohn. CONN. AVE. aT_QUE ST. SANDWICH SHOP Just Opene New President General And Mrs. McCrillis V | Mr. Arthur M. McCrillis of Provi- dence, R. I, president general of the | National Society of the Sons of the Cold Dr!:lm Including Beer HORS D'OEUVRE LUNCH Miss Ellen Clark of Washington. The events were run off under the supervision of Mrs. Niels J. Hansen of Chevy Chase and the officers of the Athletic Association of Georgetown Visitation Convent. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kaplowitz enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. David Mondzac at a dinner at the Russian Troika last evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobart of Troy, Ohio, ‘motored to Washington and are at the Shoreham for & few days. Mrs. Jack B. Raticoff of Atlantic City has joined Mr. Raticoff at Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs, Lewis M. Allen and Mrs. H. B. Gilpin' of Winchester, Va., are at the Dodge for & few days. Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Peters of New York, accompanied by Dr. and Mrs. Walter Jacobie of Berlin, Germany, are at the Shoreham for a week before go- ing to Baltimore and Norfolk for a short visit. Dr. and Mrs. Jacobi will sail for Europe Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Underhill came yester- day morning from her home in Cleve- land to spend the week end and is at Avardman Park Hotel. Miss Florence Elizabeth Kennard of Baltimore is at the Dodge, having come for the convention of the National Woman's Party, which is meeting in the Capital, with headquarters at the Dodge. GUILD IN CHEVY CHASE . ac-|PLANS ANNUAL LUNCHEON| The minister of Chevy Chase Pres- byterian Church, Dr. J. Hillman Hol- row morning, “Building Money.” Members of the church, who will at- tend the sessions of the Washington Presbyterial in Western Presbyterian Church Priday, will return to the Chevy Chase Church for the annual luncheon of the Woman's Guild, at 1 o'clock. Takoma Perk Presbyterian Church, will be the guest speaker. parents and teachers of the church People’s room to discuss ways of in- creasing the effectiveness of the church school work for boys and girls, as well operate more closely with the school work. The annual church school picnic will lister, will have for his subject tomor- | Without as ways in which the home may co-| [NEW YBRK MINISTER PREACHES TOMORROW Charles F. Banning to Be Heard at Francis Asbury M. E. Church South. | Rev. Edgar C. Beery, pastor of Francis | Asbury M. E. Church South, an- | nounced the following services for to- morrow: Eleven am., sermon by Dr Charles F. mond Hill Baptist Church of New York; 7:40 p.m., organ recital by Allen | Watson, assisted by Stuart Dewey, trumpeter; 8 p.m. special memorial service, featuring a suite of organ num- | bers composed by Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, who will be intro- Dr. | retary to the President. An address will be delivered by Eugene R. Black, governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Boy Scout Troop No. 59 will meet at the church Tucsday at 7:30 pm. The officers and teachers of the cradle roll, beginners’, primary and junior depart- ments of the Sunday school will meet at the church Wednesday at 8 p.m. The pastor will speak at the prayer service Thursday at 8 p.m. TEMPLARS HONORED Harrieon Bible Class Holds Special Service Tomorrow. The Harrison Bible Class of Congress Street Methodist Protestant Church, 1238 Thirty-first street, will hold Knight Templar day at 9:45 &.m. tomorrow. Spe- cia! services have been arranged. The lesson will be in charge of W. H. Harri- son, president of the class and grand commander of the Grand Commandery, K. T. District of Columbia. Repre- sentative Wall Doxey of Mississippl will be the guest speaker and will take for his subject “Jesus and His Friends.” All Knights Templar are invited. The pastor, Dr. Hirl A. Kester, will preach at the 11 am. and at 8 p.m. Dr. Paul Schearrer, pastor of | The class will hold special memorial | services for the members of the class who have passed away since the organi- There will be & meeting of officers, | zation of the class eight vears ago, 14| in number, and a member of the class schoel Thursday evening in the Young | Will make appropriate response to the | | name of each deceased member at the roll call. The families and friends of | all deceased members have been invited to attend. Dr. Hirl A. Kester will de- | liver the memorial address. Banning, pastor of Rich-| | duced by Col. Marvin H. McIntyre. sec- | VISITOR WILL PREACH be held June 3 in Rock Creek Park, | automobiles leaving the church at 2:30. Each member of the school will take | his own supper, and ice cream will be served. 1If there should be rain, the picnic will be postponed until the fol- lowing Monday afternoon. ~Children’s day will be observed June 4. ‘JESUS’ LIVING STANDARD’ Topic of Sermon at Wesley Metho- dist Episcopal Church. “The Jesus Standard of Living” will be the subject of Dr. J. Phelps Hand's sermon tomorrow morning in_Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. Decision day will be observed in the Sunday school. ¢ The Young People's League will hold a picnic at the home of Herwil Bryant, 2007 Rittenhouse street, June 3 from 4 to 8 oclock. The pastor will lead the service of pr and praise Thul y evening. fen ng 2009 _Que st GOLLIE. White, male. lost May 20. Reward levelana 67 DIAMOND RING—Lost evy Chase Club Thursdsy evening 25, lady’s ring, two pear-shaped diamonds. one pearl. plat- {num setting. Liberal teward for return or formation_leading to return. Tel. NAtional Hbios "or WEst 2260 IN_ WRIST WA’ dy’ ‘Wood: I Vs ton's Fdns: Feward. Phone CL._0B27. STLVER EYEGLASSES on black ribbon, ;& Py R R S at Ch Boston Pastor to Deliver Sermon at Church of Brethren. Rev. Harold Major, guest speaker at he Church of the Brethren tomorrow, is pastor of the PFirst Baptist Church, Boston, Mass. Dr. F. F. Holsopple will speak at the evening service on “Ephraim Is a Cake Not Turned.” His theme is “Half- Baked Christianity.” On June 5, the choir will give a | concert for Children's day. A special service of consecration will be held at that hou.. On June 4, the entire hour allotted to the church’ service will be occupied by the children’s service. GUEST TO PREACH Baptist Delegate to Conduct R. I. Avenue Church Service. At Rhode Island avenue M. P. Church tomorrow at 11 am. the pul- | pit will be occupied by Rev. Elmer A. Love ot the Northern Baptist Conven- tion as guest speaker. His address Is “When the Gentle Hour Strikes.” At 8 pm., “How Can Life Be Everlasting,” sermon by Rev. R. Y. Nicholson, t pastor, Both morning and evening services will be preceded by special music, Henry G , conductor and organ- ist; Thursday st 8 p.m., prayer meet- "y turdsy st 10.8.m. the annusl Sun- Bch e Pk e Ful Episcopal Church will hold an all-day benefit food sale in the parish house, at. Rock Creek Church road and Web- ster street, June 3, beginning at 10 am. Rev. Claude 8. Ridenour, assistant to Dr. Franklin J. Bohanan, rector of the parish, will conduct the services during June at Holy Comforter Chapel, Rock Creek Parish, the minister in charge, Rev. William L. Mayo, being absent on his vacation. 8. J. Row- land will assist in editing the news for the Parish Messenger during Rev. Mr. Mayo’s absence. The Junior Altar Guild of Rock Creek Church, will meet at 2:30 p.m., June 3, in the home of Miss Mariana | Fagan, foljowed by a pllgrimage to Washington Cathedral. The usual services will be held to- morrow both at Rock Creek Church and Holy Comforter Chapel. On Wednesday at 7:30 am., during cele- bration of holy communion at Wash- | cessions for all parish organizations. CONFERENCE CALLED Bible Class Association to Meet at Westminster. The twelfth annual Summer confer- ence of the Organized Bible Class Asso- ciation will be held on the campus of Western Maryland College at West- minster, July 2, 3 and 4, according to announcement of the president, Page McK. Etchison. Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder, pastor of Christ Lutheran Church of Baltimore: Dr. Robert M. Hopkins of New York general secretary of the World's Sunday | Scheol Association, and Dr. William S. Abernethy, pastor of Calvary Baptist | Church. ~C. H. Gundersdorff of Balti | more will lead the open forum on “Or- ganization and_Methods.” Delegates from the adult Bible classes of the city will attend, representing approximately 175 classes. William R. Schmucker will lead the song service, with the assistance of Mrs. | Page McK. Etchison, pianist, and the | National Brass Quartet. William E. | Praithwaite will be the soloist. Mr. | Etchison of the Y. M. C. A. is acting as registrar. WILL MAKE PILGRIMAGE of Comdr. Class to Visit Grave Vaughn, Its Founder. Members_and friends of the Vaughn Class of Calvary Baptist Church Sunday school will make a pligrimage to_the rave of Comdr. Francis Vadghn, ounder of the class, tomorrow at 8 a.m. ai the Rock Creek Cemetery. Honor also will be paid their late teacher, Dr. Homer J. Councilor, and Dr. Samuel H. Greene, former pastor of the church. Appropriate services will be held at each grave. Dr. E. C. Rice, or the original of five members when the class was started in 1889, will participate. The | world. | At the session tomorrow, at 9:30 am., Meniorial Sunday will be observed, when | special representatives from _all the | American Legion posts in the District of | Columbia, headed by _Department | Comdr. Norman B. Landreau, will be | Buests. There will be many delegates who are ;nfllndmg the Northern Baptist Conven- tion welcomed by President Stricklin. Linn C. Drake will teach the lesson. Will Add to Cotton Mills. NEW ORLEANS, May 27 (#)—The Lane Cotton Mills announced yesterday it would break ground Monday on $25,000 addition to its .local plant, de- signed to increase output by 5 to 10 per cent. The company recently in- creased wages of its more than 1,000 employes-by 5 per cent, partially re- storing previous pay cuts. ity o S TN Estate Goes to Mrs. Dupee. LOS ANGELES, May 37 (P).—Mrs. had a separate against Wal- and ington Cathedral, there will be inter- | Speakers at the main events will be | Class is the first organized class in the | The exercises will be under the aus- pices of the Grand Army of the Repub- lic and the Brightwood Citizens’ As- sociation. Assembly will be sounded at 3:15 p.m., followed by nmng of the flag and salute to the colors by Maj. John Dea Dr. C. V. Petteys will read the “Otders of the Grand Army of the Republic,” and John Clagett Proc- tor, vice chairman of the Memorial Day Committee, will introduce John M. Kline, sr., senior vice commander, Department of the Potomac, G. A. R, who will preside as chairman of the exercises. Lincoln’s Gettysburg Ad- {dress will be delivered by Theodore Hardy. The G. A. R. committee in charge is composed of Mr. Kline, Mr. Proctor, John H. Shepherd, commander, De- partment of Potomac, G. A. R.; Mrs. Esther Lippold, president, Daughters of Veterans of the Civil War; Maj Edward ‘R. Campbell, Maj. Gen. John L. Clem, W. F. Dorsey, Mrs. Clara B. Holbrook, Dr. Henry A. Johnson, Dr. C. V. Petteys and F. J. Young. ‘The committee representing the Brightwood _Citizens' Association in- cludes Mr. Proctor, chairman; Charles | W. Ray, vice chairman; Carl E. Bogar- dus, secretary; Elmer Johnson, treas- |urer; William McK. Clayton, Maj. | Deavy, Mr. Kline, Mrs. Angus Lamond, cius F. Randolph, Harry L. Slye and Capt. Herbert Turner. The members of the Fort Stevens | committee include the following sur- | vivors of the 6th Army Corps on duty during the Battle of Fort Stevens in 1864: Dr. C. V. Petteys, chairman; | Alfred Hulbert, vice chairmas John { M. Kline, treasurer, and Maj. E. R. Campbell. is over business will be so much batter many of these need never return to the Lake except for repairs.” Rabbit Tails Used for Cash. OLNEY, with “rabbit tail” currency. To en- courage widespread participation in Jackrabbit drives for the relief of farm- ers, merchants donated merchandise, which was auctioned, with rabbit talls as the only legal tender. Hnwreiling. s e husban t 3 o'c h L. of ‘Mrs. Elnors Webb. Mrs. Mamie Bailey, Mrs. Sarah West. Mrs. Bertha Allen, M Clara Brown, David, Julius and ' John Blackwe es_one - broth John B o at_the d friends. Remains resti hn T. Rhines funeral chapel, sts. 's.w. Funeral Sunday. at 1:30 p. hurch,”Chesterbre Baptist CI idenct e. 65 ! n. 5 N DAVID BYERS, aged 50 Jears, Tefsvea Beshand of I Wiols: Byers her of J. old Biers Remains s, from the First ook, Va. 28 ting_at Hysong's parlors, n.w., until 11 a.m. Monday. May 20. R mains will lle in state at the United Brethren Memorial Church. North Cap- itol and R sts.. on Monday from 11 & to 1 pm. Puneral services at 1 p.m. I terment Arlington National Cemetery. BYRD. MARY. Saturday, May MARY "BYRD, beloved wife of Watson By mains resting 1 W. Chambers funeral 3 ‘homt Chapin’ st. n.w. Notice of funeral Iater. Departed this life on 1933, ROSSIE CAR- THIEVES TAKE ARTICLES AKRON VICTIM OWNED !Silver and Gold Objects, Formerly Cecil, e n the 1400 | st. ne. She le husband, Pran . Body temporarily Malvan & Schey’s funeral home, mourn their loss a Property of Comdr. Reported Stolen. Articles valued at more than $700, formerly the property of Comdr. H. B. Cecil, U. 8. N, who was lost in the crash of the diyigible Akron, yester- day were reported stolen from the basement of a building in the 2400 block of Sixteenth street. The articles included a $200 silver cigarette case, with Comdr. Cecil's name engraved, which had been 4 gift of | his command: a gold cigarette case valued at $250, a silver flask valued at $150 and an eight-plece silver dresser set valued at $140, The theft was said to have occurred sometime since April 26. The officer's widow reported the theft to an insur- ance company and the latter made a report to police. Dorsey W. Day; four children. James and Joseph Day. Mrs. Herbert Barnes and M Carl Purdum: a brother. y M. B d Umbu tte. and a sister. & host of other relatives and friends services at Bethesda M. E. Browningsville. Sunday, May 2 p.m.. with interment in church | and Funeral Church. ‘OB W. On Tuesday. May 2 at U. 8. Veterans' Hospital. JACOB in his 85th year. husband of the late . Body resting at the Ta- e. 528 M sk n.w.. until ces aiid intérment May 20. ' Ser at gton | National Cemetery at a.m., with military honors. 28 DONOHUE. SARAH J. On Priday. May 1933, at 0:10 oclock p.m. SARAH J. ed 78" vears, beloved wiie s h ides ¢ he 3 d st 2:30 o'clock . vited. Int; | e James from tne esldence May T at 20 nd friends " in: Wood Cemetery. FOWLER. ANNIE 1933, at the b Lillie -May Bu FIRE CAPTAIN AND FOUR PRIVATES TO BE RETIRED . Commissioners Approved Findings of Board*—8now Gets Pay Raise for Efficient Work. ‘The District Commissioners yester- day ordered the retirement of a fire| department captain and four privates i in approving findings of the Police and Firemen Retirement and Relief Board. Those retired are Capt. C. C. Wols and Privates George Saur, W. D. Can- . D, McAuliffe, w. 1:7 Snow ‘ot the mmmmm P it an increase of $5 a monl for tstane e&mcy" in work. The award was made on tion n m. erment A. On Pr of her rgess, Rij iday, May daughter, Mrs. hence ' to St. y . where requiem WLER, C. EDWARD. On Thursdey, May 25, 1933, C. EDV"ARD FOW] ham, Md., fath from the 7, 1933, at v."EUDE. ' beloved Queen Ch 1 (R N R rosd, Hyatl favey, B3 POPE HONORS DE VALERA Gives Irish Leader Grand Cross of the Order of Pius. VATICAN CITY, May 27 .—Pope 3\11 conferred ’fln u(?.nd cross | Ann Herbert; hus- it e s suivived . owden, Bea- J. Kelly .%%‘*m, B ! ter by Charles E. Schrem, acting chief en-| NERRERT, ted this 1 | ncer "o ne deparment a..m-"...m%gm‘m% ] ot Sy tee sisters. ; 8n sunt, Sarah riends. Tex. (7).—Olney is inflating | *s tomvstone. on | JO one, KOa the Onev Pendleton Alexan- dria, Va,. KATE STEWART, belove of John T. Stewart. I ol e Katie Stewart Hick: May 8, at 2 pm. Church,_Alexandri not be opened in chureh. Cemetery. Alexandria, Vs ROSA W. On Thursday, May at Emergency Hospital A 3 LING of _Shreve st., Church, Va.. in the 57t year of her Deloved' wifé of the late Cyrus Stribli; She is survived b; 5 Pannie Richards of Falls Church, Va.: n-law, Louts Richards. also of Fa da sister. Mrs: M. A. of Staunton, Va. Iate residence. way M. E. Church, Sunday. May 28. at 2 officiating. Interment tery. Btaunton, Va. In Memortam. [MA F. ALLEN, who d‘e‘:urted this life one year ago today. May 27, 1032. Dear mother. no one knows how we m' ‘s, Casket will Tnterment Bethel o s 1ls m.. Rev. Poweil ofnrose Ceme- you, No otie knows the fears we shed. ut in Heaven we hope to meet you. Where no farewell tears are shed. 'Tis sweet to remember The one that was here. Though absent from us today, AT IRENE AND NED ALLEN. © ATD SO HILTON, EVA ARNOLD. In lovi 7 DEVA ARNOLD HIL. Yho" passed ‘away iwo vears 850 DAUGHTER, ' BERTHA HILTON HNSON. IRVING. In memors of my be- loved son, TRVING JOHNSON. who Bassed 10,408 bigher life ‘ive years a0 todey, May A HEARTBROKEN MOTHER. * ICE W. Sacred to_the memor darling mother. ALICE W. JONES, assed to the yi years ago today, May Dear mother, we would not wish you_back, But will trust and sing and pray, Till we meet some day on the galden shore Your " cHDAEN Bt oracE, LOUISE AND MELVIN JOI e HER JONES, ALI of our who MUIR. ROBERT F. 1In_loving memory of my ' father. ROBERT F, MUIR, who_de- rted this life 26 vears ago today, M 190° HIS DAUGHTER MABEL. RANDOLPH, MARY TIBBS. In sad but lov- ing remembrance of my dear and devoted mother, MARY TIBBS RANDOLPH. who fell asleep one yoar ago today. May They say time heals a broken heart But. oh. it seems untrue. For_orie loving year my heart has ached ar_mother, for you LOVING' DAUGHTER. BLANCHE S BUSCH. . WILCOX, GUY J. In loving memory of our dear ' 'nhusband and ~ father. GUY J. WILCOX. who passed nto the great be: yond five years ago today, Mey 1925, His smiling way and pleasant fa Are a pleasure to rel He had 8 kindly word for each 18 Alipgicd beloved by VIFE. LILL) . WILCOX. ANI CHILDREN w JAMES T. RYAN 317 PA. AVE. SE. ATtantie 1700 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) 3034 M St. N.\, fhans Wepe- 0000 JOHN R. WRIGHT CO. 1337 10th St {l‘.n‘,.b.. 'I?I““ North 0047 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successors to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment, fomap 2502 1009 H St. N.W. National 2892 J. WILLIAM LEE'’S SONS (i FUNERAL DIRECTORS. MATORIUM. 4th & MASS_AVE. N.E. __LINCOLN 5200. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 1113 SEVENTH ST. Tati Lodern Chabel. Teiepnons National 2473 "'W. W. DEAL & CO. 810 H 8T. N.E. L{[COLN $200 CHAS. S. ZURHORST 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. coln_0: Chaillet Funeral Home 04 M St N. NAtional 5528 CHAMBERS MONUMENTS. T 8! ION IN D. C. M NS AND BTATUARY Do not base the selection of the famils monument on photographs shown bs ma. dlers or agents, As ¥ y be ices for 30 d AS. K. DU y y_ped- deceived. Reduced pri GEO_ A. COMLEY Gude Bros. Co., 1212 F St