Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1933, Page 5

BOCIETY. P SOCIETY Secretary of Treasury and Mrs. Woodin Are Spending the Week End in Their Long Island Home. HE Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. William H. Woodin have gone to their Summer home, Dune House, at Easthampton, | country gathering material for a book, being a prominent author and lecturer in his country. The Ambassador was in New York yesterday and the day Long Island, to spend the week ! before was at Cambridge, Mass., where end. The Secretary is expected to re- | he received an honorary degree from turn to Washington the first of the | Harvard University. week, Mrs. Woodin remaining on Long | Island for some_time. | . The Ambassador of Germany, Herr | Hans Luther, went to New York this The Secretary “of the Navy and Mrs. | morning and will sail tonight aboard Claude A. Swanson left Washington at | the Bremen for his home in Germany. noon today aboard the U. S. S. Sequoia | He will spend several” weeks there be- for an overnight cruise on the Potomac. | fore he returns to his post here. His They were accompanied by Rear Ad- | two daughters, Fraulein Gertraud miral and Mrs. Mark Bristol, the spe- | Luther and Fraulein Marie Luther, are cial assistant to the Secretary and Mrs. | expected to accompany him to Wash- Archibald Oden, Capt. and Mrs. Edgar | ington in the late Summer for a | Woods and Mr. Douglas Hall. son of | short stay. 1 Mrs. Swanson. The party will return | | to Washington Sunday evening. | The Minister of Czechoslovakia_and Mme. Veverka and their daughter, Mile. ‘Nella Veverka, have gone to Chicago attend the Century of Progress | World's Fair, and will be absent until the end of next week. | The military attache of the British | embassy and Mrs. Maurice Fitzmaurice | Day, will be guests of honor at a tennis | | party, followed by dinner this evening, | | given by Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Jack- |son at their home in Baltimore. Col. | and Mrs. Day are guests over the week end of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Abell. i St | ‘The third secretary of the Cuban em- | bassy and Senora de Lara and their little family have gone to Atlantic City, ! where they will remain over Sunday. Dinner at French Embassy To Honor Noted Author. ‘The Ambassador of France and Mme. de Laboulaye will be hosts at dinner | this evening in compliment to their | house guests, M. Andre Mourois and Mme. Mourois, who came today with the Ambassador from New York, and will remain in Washington over Sun- visiting in this Rear Admiral and Mrs. Luke Mc- | | Namee have with them at the Naval War College, at Newport, their niece, | Miss Patricia Ainsa. Miss Ainsa was presented to society several years ago | in Washington by Admiral and Mrs. | McNamee. | | | | | | T HE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., A GARDEN WEDDING Miss Louise Hickman, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Edwin A. Hickman, whose marriage to Lieut. Hoel S. Bishop will take place Saturday, July 1, will be the honor guest at A tea given by Miss Marjorie Simonds, daughter of the | commandant of the Army War College |and Mrs. George S. Simonds, in _her | parents’ quarters at the Army War | College. Tuesday Mrs. Chisholm, wife | of Capt. Edward N. Chisholm, jr.. and | her demchter, Mrs. George P. Howell, | will give a luncheon for Miss Hickman | at Fort Humphreys, snd on that aft- | ernoon Mrs. John G. Baldwin, daugh- [ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Aspin- | wall, will give a tea for the bride-elect. | Miss Anne Kelleher will entertain at SATURDAY, JUN {her uncle, Mr. Edward O'Connor, and NE 24, 1933. wore a gown of ivory satin, made on simple lines, with a yoke of old lace and a court train. Her tulle veil was arranged in cap effect and held by orange blossoms, and she carried a shower bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs. Melvin Marvin Kite was the matron of honor, wearing a yellow; mousseline de soie gown, the skirt made | with tiers of ruffies at the back and the bodice with a cape collar. Her hat was of yellow lace, her slippers and mitts corresponding, and she carried an arm bouquet of Summer flowers. | The bridesmaids were Miss Ruth| Duckett, and Miss Kathereen Coates, | Providence, R. I; Albany, N. Y., and Philadelphia. i Mrs. Gill, before her marriage on June 12, was Miss Louise Virginia Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Bond of Wakefleld, Mass. She is a graduate of the Whitney Studios of Platform Art Boston. Mr. Gill, fire marshal of Mount Rainier for the past five years, is in business in Washington and is a prominent Mason and Demo- crat. Mrs. John W. Godfrey and Miss Beatrice Flick of Wesley Heights, ac- companied by Mrs. Gordon Rule, are| leaving on Sunday for Rehoboth Beach for the Summer. ; luncheon Wednesday for Miss Hickman, and the following day Capt. and Mrs. Earl C. Hewett will give a dinner for | Miss Hickman and her fiancee. cousin of the bride. They wore frocks | of mousseline de soie in pink and pale ton Sanitarium in Takoma Park is en- green, respectively; accessories to match | tertaining her mother, Mrs. J. P. and they carried arm bouquets of Sum- { Brooke, of Alpharetta. 'Ga., and her Miss Maude Brooke of the Washing- MRS. ANDREW BARBOUR SHEARER. Before her charmingly arranged garden wedding at the home of her mother, Mrs. | Blrd Jones Carter, she was Miss Edith Irene Carter. —Carter- Balley Photo. Capt. Harvey Delano, U. 8. N, and Mrs. Delano and their young son have gone to Newport, where Capt. Dela | will be commandant of the Naval Tor- pedo Station. They spent a short time | ‘lx_snl Washmmn en route to Rhode [ and, | CONN.-AVE. AT QUE 5T SANDWICH SHOP NOW OPEN Cold buffet lunch, sand- | wiches, salads, ice cream, Dr. and Mrs. James Alexander Lyon coffee, tea, cold beer. Plate will not receive tomorrow afternoon in | Tiiiih, their country home, Glen View Farm, | on the Rockville road, and will start in a few days for a motor trip. I The_former Secretary of State and DO Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg wili have as | their guest in their home at St. Paul, inn., Mr. ho will leave Tuesday to attend the | Century of Progress Exposition before going to Minnesota. and Mrs. John Marshall, Comdr. William D. Thomas, U. S. N., and Mrs. Thomas will return today to Greystone, their home overlooking How about a CODE for Government Employes, General Johnson ? x * * x Al we have to fear is fear itself!” Said President Roosevelt in his inaugural address VER since March 4th, a wave of confidence has swept through the country to banish this fear fr of all American citizens, except those in the trict of Columbia. Here, 85,000 faithful Government worker shoulders the country ness out of the doldrums, are being daily om the hearts voteless Dis- s upon whose is placing the burden of lifting busi- torn between hope and despair as they read the contradictory commu- niques issued by various Government departments. the His salary Contrary to popular belief, has not escaped the depression. Government employe has been cut more ways than one, his banks have been closed, and now, he is anticipating increases in the cost of living inspired by the Government that employs him without anyv com- pensatory benefit. We know there are many important problems facing vou, General Johnson, but no private business can succeed if the spirit of its employes is below par, and likewise, the business of the Government, we believe, can be speeded up and its entire morale improved if the Government bu- reaus are stabilized and every worker know the picture. * *x K K s his place in For the sake of the peace of mind of these loyal men and women. For the sake of the recovery plan itself. For the sake of the future of the future of the District of Columbia. How about it, General Johnson? This advertisement and space contributed for the Government employes by The Hecht Co.,, Copyright, 1933, The Hecht Co. Washington, welfare of the D€, Rock Creek Park, after spending a week in New York. Miss Constance Morrow and her brother, Mr. Dwight W. Morrow, son and daughter of Mrs. Morrow and the late Senator Dwight W. Morrow, will sail today on the Bremen. ThPy will be among the student body who are members of the “Amherst Masquers” going to Vienna to attend the olsmpmd of the Lay at the invitation of the Austrian government. Miss Morrow is Viennese hostess. Today's Weddings Inciude | Stock-Wright Nuptials. The marriage of Miss Mary Hamilton | Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Nisbet Wright, of Chevy Chase, Md., to Mr. Edward Lilley Stock, jr., of Grove- wood, Rockville, Md.,, son of Mr. and ' Mrs. Edward Lilley Stock, will take place this afternoon at 5 o'clock, in the Chevy Chase Pn‘sbytcl’lan Church. Mount Vernon Place Church will be | the scene of the wedding tonight at 8 o'clock of Miss Helen Loraine Bartel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P.| Bartel, to Mr. Jesse Onsby Smith, son |of Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Smith. A | reception will follow the ceremony in the home of the bride's parents for | relatives and close friends. The marriage of Miss Helen Boyd, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Boyd, to Dr, | Edgar E. Quayle will take place this | afternoon at 4 o'clock in St. Thomas® Episcopal Church, the Rev. William S. Bishop officiating. Following the ceremony there will be a Teception in the home of the bride's mother for the wedding party. NOwW - fresh STRN BERRY 1919 QUE STREET OPEN SATUR- DAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 PM. All Merchandise to be Closed Out to Make Space for Fall Stock chaperoned by Mrs. Helene Schev-Reisz, | | Mr. and Mrs. | nounce the marriage of their daughter, | Alice Josephine, to Mr. Richard Kinsey Rasch today at 2 oclock pm. There will be a reception at the | Broadmoor from 4 to 6 o'clock. couple will go to the West Coast, stop- | ping at the Chicago Fair and Yellow- | | stone National Park. Mr. Rasch, who | has been connected with the Interstate Commerce Commission, will become connected with the Department of the Interior in special work at Warm | Springs, Oreg., for a few months after ‘whlch they will return to Washington. {He is a graduate of George Washing- | ton University. Miss Caroline Huston Thompson is |in Pittsburgh today to attend the wed- | ding of Miss Dorothes Jenkins and Mr. Eaward Hahe which will take place | lh)s afternoon. Miss Thompson will | | go. to the Berkshires next week to re- main 10 days or a fortnight. Mrs. John Ryan Devereux is back from the West Coast where she visited | her son-in-law and daughter, Lieut. |and Mrs. Harry Taylor Chase, who are !now in Washington with Lieut. Chase's | parents, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Jehu | Chase, before going to Pittsburgh, where Lieut. Chase will be stationed. Mrs. Chase was formerly Miss Anne Sin- | nott Devereux. Miss Stephanie Noble and her flance, | Mr. Lawrence Leeby, will be the guests |in ‘whose honor Mr. and Mrs. William evening at the Congressional Country Club. The marriage of Miss Noble, | daughter of Mrs. Louise S. Noble, to Mr. Leeby, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Leeby of Fargo, N. Dak. will take place Saturday eve Mr. and Mrs. John H. Small have |as their guests in their home in George- |town their daughters, Mrs. John Stuart | Gaul and her sons, John Stuart Gaul, |ir. and Wharton Gaul, and Mrs. H. C. | Neblett, with her son, John Small Neb- ‘lett, and Miss Perry Mac of Charlotte, N. C., who will remain for a fortnight or more. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hole, who have just returned from abroad, entertained at iuncheon yesterday at the Carlton in honor of Mrs. George D. Hope. Guests invited were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Greg- | Both Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Snow are wdaughters of the late Senator Lee S. | Overman of North Carolina. | During the luncheon hour compositions of Mrs. Hope were played by the Carl- jton Hotel Orchestra and broadcast. The numbers included “Fascinating Widows,” which was dedicated to royal- | ty at a charity b&ll at Claridge Hotel in London; and “Our Country’s First | Lady.” dedicated to the occupant of w!he ‘White House at the time of rendi- . and Mrs. Hole are from Florida and North Carolina, and will be in Washington for some time. Lieut. Col. Julius I. Peyser, former vice president of Federation Interalliee des Anciens Combattants, gave a lunch- con at the Carlton Hotel Friday in honor of Col. Alvin Owsley of Dallas, Tex., former national commander of | the “American Legion, who has been appointed Minister to Rumania by President, Roosevelt. Among the guests | were Mr. Roy St. Lewis, Assistant At | torney General; Gen. Nathaniel F. Mc- Clure, Mr. Maurice D. Rosenberg and Mr. Aaron W. Jacobson. Benjamin-Pomeroy Wedding In National Baptist Church. In the National Baptist Memorial Church, last evening at 8 o'clock, the | wedding took place of Miss Emily Anne Pomeroy, daughter of Mrs. Katherine | Dee Pomeroy of this city, and Mr. Stanley Gregory Benjamin, son of Mrs. lAms B. Nichol, also of Washington, the Rev. G. G. Johnson officiating. The church was effectively decorated with baskets of cut flowers, palms and ferns, and the altar was lighted with tall tapers. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Carleton B. Hazard sang “L'Amour | Toujours L’Amour” and “I Love Ycu| | Truly.” | The bride was given in marriage by | FLYING ANTS (Termites) Cause $10.000.000 Damage Annually to Weodwork in Homes and Buildings GUARANTEED TREAT! 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No Couvert Visit Qur Beer Garden for Ice Cold ““Real Beer.” Dine & Dance Curb Service Clev. 9782 “Charles I. Ford an-| The | | T. Fryer will entertain at dinner this | ory and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Snow. | ‘They are | at present at the Wardman Park Hotel. | mer flowers. Mr. Warren C. Benjamin, brother DX | the bridegroom, was the best man and | the ushers selected were Mr. David De Souza, Mr. Francis Keyes, Mr. Mc n Kite, and Mr. Arthur Prancis Sv burne. A reception followed the ceremony in | the home of the bride's mother, for the wedding party. Receiving with the couple were their respective mothers. Mrs. Pomeroy, mother of the bride, was | shoulder bouguet of pink sweet peas, and Mrs. Nichol, mother of the bride- groom, was in deep blue chiffon and |lace with a shoulder bouquet of red sweetpeas. After the reception Mr. Benjamin {and his bride left for a wedding trip, | the bride wearing a powder blue en- semble, the jacket trimmed with light gray fur. She wore a blue and gray turban, and other accessories were gray. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin will be {at home after the first week in July | at Pelham Courts, 2115 P street. Among the out of town guests were Mr. William De Serres, Mrs. Robert Rice and Mrs. Ruby Potwin of New York City, Miss Elizabeth Kite of Stanley, Va.; Mrs. Garland Jones, Miss Catherine Jones and Mrs. Stanley Coats of Oak Grove, Va. The bride is a member of Sigma Tau Gamma Sorority of this city. She was formerly a resident of Virginia. The bridegroom is connected with the American Rallway Association. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Terrtll of 14 Cleveland avenue, Takoma Park, Md., have just received word of the mumase of their son, Lieut. Clarence L. Terrill, to Miss Gwendolyn Lincoln at 'nmgs- ham, China, on Sunday, May 7. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Rankin, a Baptist minister of Canton, China, in the presence of American attaches of the American consulate at Hongkong. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Alice May Lincoln of Hampton, Va. and is a graduate of the University of Virginia and a member of the Chi Omega Sorority. Prior to sailing for China in April, Miss Lincoln taught school in West Virginia. Lieut. Terrill is a graduate of Beth- any College and the George Washin, {ton University, and is a member of merJ | Sigma Nu fraternity. He sailed fo | China on January 8, after contracting i with the Chinese government to train Chinese student aviators. His assign- ment came through the commercial aviation department of the United States Chamber of Commerce, and is for a period of three years. | The marriage is the culmination of a romance begun several years ago. { while Lieut. Terrill was on duty at Langley Field, Virginia. Lieut. Terrill and his bride will reside near Hong- kong, China, for the next three years, when they will return to the United States. Lieut. Terrill holds a commis- ision as a fiyer in the United States Army, but is on the retired list. Five Small Granddaughters Dinner Guests of Mrs. Loffler. An interesting dinner party was en- joyed last Friday at Mrs. K's Toll House, where five little people with ages rang- ing from 1 to 5 yoors took dinner with their great-grandmother, Mrs. Cather- !ine Loffler, in honor of her birthday | anniversary. They were Iittle Mary Edith Jarrell, Margaret Ella Jarrell, | Katherine Thomas, Amelia G. Thomas | and Master Neill Davis. They were ac- companied by their mothers, Mrs. Karl | E. Jarrell, Mrs. R. Branson Thomas and Mrs. Marshall Davis, and by the grandmother of three of the little folks, Mrs. Willlam F. Gude. Miss Elsa A. Needham, 3039 Q street, is at the George Washington Hotel in | New York City, for sul/ml d‘ytsio:mzl)? ding the national conven! | ?l’tlteezh]sg Friendly Society of the United States. | Miss Ethel Grimes of 1533 New Hampshire avenue also is attending the convention. | iss Janet Danforth, daughter of| | oSS bert M. Danforth, U S. A, and | Mrs. Danforth, who graduated —this| month from Holton Arms School, has gone to Fortress Monroe, Where she is visiting Miss Jane Sunderland, daugh- ter of Col. Archibald H. Sunderland, U. S. A, and Mrs. Sunderland. ~After her visit there Miss Danforth will go to | Fort Bragg to be the guest of Col. Au-) gustine McIntyre, U, S. A, and Mrs.| Mclntyre. Miss Danforth will join her | parents in their apartment at 2400 Slx-‘ teenth street the second week in July Mrs. Nicholas Long\“)r!h widow of | the late Speaker, has gone to Cin- ciunati, where her little daughter Pau- lina has been for several weeks. MIs. Longworth and Paulina will spend some time in New England this Summer. Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William M. Wright, will sail Sunday, July 2, for England to visit their son-in-law and daughter. the third secretary of the United States embassy in London and Mrs. David Key. Sorority Luncheon Today Preceded by Gift Party. ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha held a luncheon, followed by a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lurena Perrine at Woodward & Lothrop's tea room today. The new chapter officers presided. They are: Mrs. W. Paul Briggs, president: Mrs. John Thompson, jr., vice president; Miss Dorothy Richtmeyer, secretary; | Miss Katharine Bennett, treasurer; | Mrs. Mary Ramisch, historian. Miss Beatrice Clephane recently en- tertained the members of Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity at a bridge shower in honor of Miss Marie Didden, whose | marriage to Mr. John Knighton will | take place Monday. Attending were Mrs. Joseph Baird, Mrs. W. Paul Briggs, Miss Dorothy Eidhammer, Miss Eliza- beth Eidhammer, Miss Ruth Giles, Mrs. Laurie Hess, Miss Helen Manning, Miss Eleanor Marron, Miss Lurena Perrine, Miss Dorothy Richtmeyer, Miss Vir- ginia Ronsaville, Miss Marion Stewart, { Mrs. John Thompson, jr.. Mrs. John Warlick and Miss Mnry ‘Whiteman. Mrs. Charles F. Harrison, Mrs. John | A. Gibson, Mrs. A. Miller, Mrs. Frank Rideout and Mrs. E. H. Heaton of Leesburg are the patronesses for a dance which will be held at the Powha- tan Springs Club, near Falls Church, Va., on Wednesday evening, June 28, under the direction of Mr. George Mar- tin and Mr. E. H. Heaton, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Gill, Jr. of | 3750 Thirty-third street, Mount Rainier, Md., have returned from their wedding trip over the Storm King Trail from Boston, Mass., stopping en route at | LOST. ARMY PIN. (West T please call Miss day. after 5 p.m. Reward CAT—White _Persian (sil: Jane; from 725 11th & Forbes, for CLASS RING, 4, Vunm- Military Insti- C. A. wash room Friday " Nate ard’ address. Sherde. Address Box 41-S. Star office u COAT AND TROUSERS containing Sicinity of Kalorama rd. and Tt Bridee: Suitable reward. _NOrth 1515 SORORITY PIN_-Cli Omegn, set —with pearls. on sday afternoon or evening; | Peward. “Georaia 045 WIRE-HAIRED _TERRIE] black and brown spots: child's pet Chevy Chase parkway. EMerson 0627, WRIST WATCH. lady's small Elgl Monroe National = Press pv b e J Hicks. st R ond havustie. Glo B (Diatinm rk lnllll)l ack, “E. M. E.; li back, 2 Tiveral eward. | McCarthy, Mrs. {in a powder blue silk lace gown with a | W™ bcluded a garden supper, |ter are: sister, Mrs. Thomas Little, of Atlanta, for & few weeks. The twenty-fir: ennial convention of Kappa Beta Pi, international legal corority, to be held in Chicago, lIl.‘ June 29 to July 1, will be attended by | a large number of its local members. | Among those planning to be present | are Representative Kathryn O'Loughlin | Martha Gold, Miss | PBeatrice Clephane, Mrs. Edwina Avery, | 'ss Julia Banks, Miss Edith Cooper, | Miss Helen Slapnicka, Mrs. Gertrude'| Smith, Miss Elizabsth Reed and M..ss Catherine Myers. Local pre-convention events have in- | held at the home of Mrs. Clare Willison, Livingston | Heights, Va., for the members of Eta Alumnae chnp(e!' and a garden tea! held at the home of Mrs. Earnest| Bryan for the members of Nu chlptcr yesterday afternoon. Both events in- | cluded installation ceremonies for the | incoming chapter officers. The pew officers of Fia Alumnae chapter are: Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, dean; Miss Har- riett Buckingham, associate dean; Mrs. Alice Kelly Connor. registrar; Mildred Racknor, chancelicr; Helen Prentiss, marshal. The new officers of Nu chap- Miss Martha Martin, dean; Miss Grace White, associate dean; Miss | Wilma Van Deman, registrar; Miss Katherine Markwell, registrar, and Miss Elizabeth Dickson, marshal. REV. T. H. YARDLEY DIES PHILADELPHIA, June 24 Rev. Thomas Henry Yardley, a retired rector of the Protestant Episcopal | Church, died yesterday after a long| illness. He was 64. For 17 years prior to his retirement in 1930, he was rector of St. Timothy Church, Catonsville, Md., and at one time also served as secretary of the‘ Clerical Union in Baltimore. He was born in Middletown, Conn., and served at several churches cut and Maryland. Burial will be to- JONATHAN" DULEY A husband of Carolinc E. T, Barngley. Fu. | June 27. at ices Tuesday. meral services L am. at his late_residence, Interment Olney Cemetery. a LY, ADA R. Suddenly, Thurs bt 1933, “at her ‘residence, Sohembla rd- mw. 1u‘:¢“am m:lhtr of Ada F. Costley, Agnes B. Hunnicutt, Irene B. Riggs and Ezeklel Bev- erly. She also leaves & host of other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd and W, m. Sunday, June ud. feral Monday. Jun zfarn Bennst Cnusch, ey, Peters omciat ing. ‘Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme- tery. CAMER EDWARD C. On s-mrd-y. 1933, EDWARD C. CAMEI e e Sy the Yesidsacs of*his sister, Mrs. Lulu Follansbee, 1344 Alexandrla ave. Fort Myer Heights. Va. on ay. Reiatioes and foinds mvited. ‘Tnterment. Oak Hill Cemetery. 25 CAMPEELL. MARY HOWARD. on Satur- day. June 24, 103 am. of her residence. MAR' HOWARD, beloved wife George W. Gumpbell. Services at her late residence. Monday, June 26, 30 am. Inter- Tnent Rock Creek Cemetery. 25 | CHEATMAN, ALBERT. On_ Wednesdas. June 21, 1933, ALBERT e s ot WiTie May Cheatman: father of Alberta. Bessie, Jesse and Albert Cheatman; son of Amy Cheatman He also leaves four brothers and one sister. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1433 You st. neral Sunday. June =3 Ebenezer Bapiist Chu between D and E D.w. Reld. South Garolina. parted this life Thurs- day, Jy OSCAR CHINN, be- foved Mather f Thomas Oninn. He 1t ;umvmt:y ancther s:m a daugnter and June S Rihardion & Gy funeral chiurch, 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Funeral services BSunday. June 25. at 1 p.m., at Agnewville, ) N " Interment of her daughter. Mrs, Gértrude Humbles, 2025 11th 8 ihe leaves to mourn and three nephews, “simes and Cornelius and James Maynard and a host of other Telatlves and friends. Remains may be viewed at her late residence, 2025 11th st. n.w., Saturday June Funeral ‘services to be held at the Mt Airy Baptist Church, Sunday. June 2:30 o'clock, Rev. A. J. Tyler offiical LLIE. On_Thursday. June WILLIE DAVIS, beloved husband Alice’ Davis. devoted son of Mat and brother of James Davis. s and friends. '. p.m., from the John T.” Rhine 12D drd and Eye sts. s.w. lnurmem. Rnsemonl Cewetery. 25 DENTON. HAZEL C. On Friday, June 23. at Georgetown University Hospital. HAZEL C. DENTON (nee Dice), beloved wife of Allen E. Denton of 141% Taylor n.w. Remains resting at Timothy Hnnlnr s funeral parlors, 641 st. ne. can_be seen until noon June 25. Burial in Cleveland, Tenn. ELLIS. NAPP. On Thursday, June 22, at Gellinger Tospital, NAPP' ELLIS of 1418 ave. n.w. 4. devoted hus- Dindl of Tanne Els. | He ieaves 10 moun their loss one daughter, father. mother, two brothers and many other relatives and friends. Remains may be seen from 12 noon until 6 p.m. Saturday, June 24. at the funeral parlors of George B. Clarke Co. ‘1416 Florida ave. n.e, Funeral and | interment_Sunday, June” 25, at_ Farms- ville, N. 24 & MILDRED. On Tuesdas, June 20. . MILDRED. beloved wife of Her- bert D. Foster of 1631 3rd st. nw. She | also leaves to mourn their loss one brother, | five nephews, three nieces and other rela- | friends. = Remains resting at 3, funeral ‘home, 30 H 0 D Priday: thereafter at her late residence and may be viewed: until 9 pm. Saturday. - Funeral Sunday, June 2 pm.. from Second Baptist Church. a5 Tw between 3'L."S. Holloman oficiating. RAYMOND. On Thurse 3. at Mount Alto Hosi ARRIS devoied husband of Fiors | Harris. {ather of Margaret, Eleanor and | Raymond, Jr.. and son of Martha Harris. He also leaves two brothers and other relatives and friends, Puneral Monday. June 26, at 1pm. from the W. Ernest uneral church. 1432 U st Thterment Arlington National cemctebry | HOUGH, LOUIS. on Friday, June 23 D at Fauauter Sounty Huspl( Warrenton Ve, LOUIS HODGH at his late residence, Sunday. June 25, at 10 Hamilton, Va. JACKSON. WILLIAM. Departed this lite on Wednesday, June 21. 193 esi- Diien “outt o " WILLIAM o5 as. on interment his ‘departure an uncle. Joseph Jackson, and u host of other relatives and friends Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral 4rd and Eve sts. June 26. at 1 p.m. from Interment Ros Cemetery. JOHNSON. ROSETTA. On Wednesday. at Der residence. 52 M st ROSETTA JOHNSON. devoted Robert Johuson. _She mourn her departure one aunt, Mry. Eliza Saunders: one sister-in-law, Mrs. Harriet Edelin. and many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines’ funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. until Saturday: then at d Funeral Sunday. from Pilerim B ferment_ Lincoln Memoria) Cemeter. LURHINE. On Thursday. June g LURHINE LOVETT. devoted sister of Mrs. Hattie Bell, at 608 L nw. Remains restin funeral home, 12th st. an Notice of funeral later. ANNING. EUGENE. = On Friday. June 2 GENE. beloved usband of Inte ida Manniris. " Buncral from. the. reslc dence of his daughter. Mrs. Maud Wi 517 th st. se.. on M R:30 am.. then where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 25 RLANE. MATILDA. On Priday, June 1035, at the omé, of her son. Joi 4400 N ! l SISTER MARIE MECHTIiLDE. —| in | Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecti- | also | BAILEY, GERTRUDE W. *¥ A-S§ Braths. MCcLANAHAN. CAROLINE SUYDAM DUER. On May 18, 1933 at Geneva, Swilzeriand, CAROLINE SUYDAM DUER. beloved wife YSON MINOR. loss six_broth- George, Bennie, Yates Dyson: four sisters. Cornelia. Many_ other s and friends survive Funeral sund-y June 25 at 1:30 o'clock. from M. E. “Church. Charles Counts. Rematng restine at. (s funeral home St AleRanter 8 Poper 18 15h B b e 10 PARKER. JAMES F. On Saturday. June 24, Pla I Nasband of he inte Glea L. 5 Parker. Services at Joseoh Gawler Sons: chapel. Pe: Tuesday. Deloved son of Jesse Gramer grandson of Mrs. Laura Cra Services at his late resi o 16th st. n.w. Monday. June at 9:30 am.. thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. where mass will be said at 10 & m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25 RILEY. GEORGIA. on Frides. June % iv."" Remaing B Allen's funeral home, 1 ave. nw. Notice of funeral later RINGOLD, JAMES. On Friday. June 23. at” Freedmen's Hospital. JAMES R beloved brother of Mary Gor- don and’ Josephine Ellis. He also leaves & devoted friend. Sarliana Pellegrew. Re- mains resting at the John T. Rhines fu neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.W. No- tige of funeral la 25 RUSSELL. MARIE. rted this life Wed- n 1933, RIE RUSSELL. wife o . devoted daughter of Hattie loving sister of Ethel Crutchfield and Raymond Danbridge. She leaves to mourn_their loss & host of other rela- tves and friends =Remains resting at residence of her friend. Mrs, Mar- a0 Fierce s o oS pas Saturday. June 34 Funeral _Sunday. n at 1:30 pm. from Galbraith ch. 6th st. between L and M. ts. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cgme: On_Friday, t Georgetown Universitd CHTILD! b MAR] (HELEN MAHONY) _sister of Notre Dame. Puneral from Trinity College on Monday, June 26, at 9 am. when requiem mass will be offered in ‘Notre Dame Chapel, Ioterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 24 E B. On Saturday, June 24, t 315 am. at his residence. 134 GEORGE B.. loving husband of Mation P Buth (nee. Porty and_ Tather of Mrs. Stacy T. Poits, ~Funeral from abeve mddress Tuesday at 8:30 " thence to St Martin's Chumh‘ whera mass will be said at B A of his_soul. Interme; Gemeter. Albany, N. Y., papers please cop: sn:w;u'r EMILY C._ On June 15, 1933, Pasadena. Calif.. 'EMILY C. STEW. widow of Charles D. N. Stewart. daughter of the late Henry C. 3nd mother of Loulse & Bovle meral from Lewinsville Cflurth uwm:vme. Va., Sunday, June 25, 4 p.m. TYLER, LYSSES. On_Wednesday June at Blue Plains, ! the beloved cousin of Lillie and Maria Terry, Walter and James Washington; father ef Raymond Tyler. Remaing resting at the W farvis duneral church, 143: Sunday. June J-rm West 28th st. n.w, Coates st. D from B funeral Interment Funeral w. Cemetery. WARE. JOHN W, Departed, this life Wed- 21 at_ hig Tesidence, " OMN R] o5 5o Tmowrn tHEL 1088 & lovine wile, Estelle ‘Ware: one Gaushter: Pearl Ware: one brother. Charles Ware: one sister. Annle Atkins of Philadelphia. and_ severai other Telatves and friends. =~ Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home, 1300 South Capitol st.. until 4 p it urday. J herelner 2t Jate Tesidence; 2nd st. s. Funeral Sun- mm Mount Morian Baptist h. at Rev. Randolph officiaf Tattrment Harmons Comery 24 REBA A, Special meeting of Martha Chlpuer. No.4. O.E 8. Sunday. 25, 933, a aval Lodee Hal nh And Penneylvanta ave, e oi6 attend fuheral of our Jate isier REBA EVELYN 8. mmsfl Becretary. ANNIE R. Suddenly, on Thurs. 7. ‘June 22 1933 _at the residence of her’ cousin. Mrs. Elsie Clinton, Prince_George’s County. Md.. ANNIE R! WESER. wife of the late George E. Weser. Funeral from the residence of her sister. E. Browning. 3, Rhode . n.W.. on Sun Jun Servicés at ‘the Church of the Nafivity. 14th and A s p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment % s” Cemetery. Oxon Hill. Md. 25 On Tuesday, June 20. VWILsON. Geveted nusand of ilson. “Remains_resting at Otis len’s funeral home, 12th st. and Fla. il 6 p.m.. Saturday. June the residence of his son, ne Funeral Sunday. Trom Mt. Zion Baptisi sts. n.e. 16: June 25, at 2 p. Church, 15% and In Memoriam. In loving remem- brance of our dear sister. GERTRUDE W. BAILEY, who departed this life one year ago today, June 24, 1032. Her beautiful life will forever nmx {he hearis of the loved ones she le cou..lms ANNA MARY T. Sund to the ‘memory of my dear wife and pur darling mother. ANNA MARY T. COLLINS. who gummd this life five years ago today, Fige long u.u (have ended, Since our datiing wifc and mother Left us. never to forget. Sad it is that the one we cherish Should be taken from our home, Bur the love that does not perish Lives in our memories alone. In our hearts your memory linsers. ‘Tender. kind and trug There is not s day. dearest wife and THat we do not think of you. HER DEV HUSBAND AND DAUGH- TERS. JAMES COLLINS, CECILIA COL. LINS *ANASTASIA HARDEN MARY RYAN. = GODFREY. LUCY. A tribute of love and remembrance t6 my dear mother, LUCY GODFREY. who died 18 years ago today, June 24, 1915. In_my heart your memcn lingers, Tender. kind and tru YQUR DEVOTED RABBITT. HORNING. ANNA MARIE. In loving mem- ory of my dear wife and our sister, ANNA MARIE HORNING (nee Gebhardt), who departed this lLfe one year ago today. June 24, 1932, We saw you_slowly leaving us As helpless we stood by Ang drained the cup of bitter srief The day_we saw you die. HUSBAND, SISTER AND BROTHERS * TALBERT. EVANGELINE T. In sad but loving_remembrance of our dear PR CETINE T TALBERT, whe depariet this life 19 years ago today, June 2: 1914, Gone_but not _forgotten. HER LOVING CHILDREN. * WILLIAMS. MARY A. I sad but loving memory of my dear” wife MARY A WIL- Gone but not_forgotten. HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, GEORGE W. WILLIAMS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CREMATORIUM. 4th & MASS. AVE. NE____LINCOLN_5200 Frank Geiet’s Sons Co. oy, National 2473 1113 SEVENTH & CHAS. S. ZURHORST Modern Chapel. Telephone " 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Lincoln_¢ 4 M NAtional 5522 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (ISAAC BIRCH) St. N.W, Ehone west 0008 Thone North 0047 H_ST. NE. 816_H ST. N V L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successors to nor connected 'lth the urlllnl W R. Speare establ i 1009 H St N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EX SIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT MODERATE PRICES "FHONE NAT. ‘0100 Open Evenings and Sundays. . GEO A COMLEY +y FEST 0l ic Floral Desi; nieit" Fsnen Cla b 180T o2 S0t LINCOLN 8200 522 | GudeBros. Co, 1217 F St Erqmpt Aute, Delivers service 1