Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1935, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR D._C WASHINGTO SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1935. Beatha. BALDERSON, lUC".' On Thursday. Mareh 21 LUCIUS. beloved huss SOCIETY Beaths. GIBIONS lol' IO“' !uddenly en 35, at 10 am., at The racidence of his dauhter. Mrs John alker (nee Gibbons) 1140 Bucha; GIBBON VISITORS AND NEWCOMER IN CAPITAL Eure. 472 L st DRA WARD. devoted wife er Ward. loving mother of Mrs. Mary Bure. Mrs Jeanette West ert Gutrick Rev. e, Carter, Raymond, Eimer and Phyllis Baldersor. . Funeral .|fl 5hlld lu“l’tlcl- g unday. Mar ‘. “Tntérment Emanue 3 . Md.. at 12 noon. 3 BEHRLE, lLlZAB!‘I'II On Priday, )‘ll‘"h 0135 BETH BEHRLE (STAL- |l nnrvlved b! 2:0 SOCIETY Secretary of War Returned Last Night From Florida, Where Mrs. Dern Will Remain for Longer Stay. e Remuicy Feshg ath the s ivited. Tntergent | - ¥ Rilhes " inerai chapel: s rges Cou; Relatives ahd Triends church cemetery. MARY ELLEN. On 1931 Prida 5. at n\-r residence, nrs ELLEN LLIAN e’ {nfant son of Ois® and ‘Mary" Watking of Montrose, Md. Puneral services at the home of his parents Sunday. March 4 at Bhesinterment Mount Zion Gemt';ry WATTS. HENRY pALLEN. life_suddenly. Friday, M AL his rest en W er Gwinn, and mother of Charles Wal M Joseph B! thence to !» Peter s Thomas E. Orr and Mr 8:3 m. Church, Whtr! reamem mass will be of- to attend 26 D!w. ed this 71 Molrifll‘l’fl ae. Vatis: ‘s son its: two wher swil f. offered st 950 a.m Rlllll'el lnd friends are invited. )n- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HARRIS, ELLA. over Sunday of Mrs. Mary V. Nichols The Secretary of War, Mr. George in her home, at 5467 Nevada avenue. H. Dern, returned to Washington last @ening from Florida, where he went 1o deliver an address, Mrs. Dern, who went to Florida several days before the Secretary, is remaining at Miami Beach for a longer stay. Secretary Dern will deliver an address in Phila- delphia Tuesday before the Philadel- phia Post of the Army Ordnance Association and will probably go to Florida for a short vacation after that. Secretary and Mrs. Ickes Return from Florida Visit. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Harold L. Ickes will return today from Florida, where they spent sev- eral days. The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper have as their guests over the week end their son, Lieut. Harry McKenzie Roper, and their 5-year-old grandson, Harry Mec- Kenzie, jr., who rarrived in the Cap- ital Thursday and will leave for their home at West Point, where Lieut Roper {s stationed, tomorrow. The Royal ing guest at dinner last evening of | Mr. and Mrs, William S. Culbertson, who entertained in their apartment, at 2101 Connecticut avenue. The guests numbered 14. Mr, and Mrs. Culbertson have with | them over the week end their daugh- | ter, studying music in Philadelphia. She will return to Philadelphia Monday. The Ambassador of Germany, Herr Hans Luther, will entertain at a dance this evening in the embassy. ‘The Minister of Denmark and Mme. Wadsted will entertain at tice and Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes. | ‘There will be 20 guests. ‘The Minister of Norway and Mme. | Munthe de Morgenstierne will enter- | tain at dinner this evening in honor of the Ambassador of France and Itahan Ambassador, | Signor Augusto Rosso, was the rank- | Miss Junia Culbertson, who is| a dinner this evening in honor of Chief Jus- | Mrs. Elton Marshall of Kansas City | & e . i . Teas is making a visit to friends in Wash- ington and Virginia, and her old ac- quaintances, made during her former residence here while Mr. Marshall was solicitor of the Department of Agri- culture, are entertaining for her. Just now Mrs. Marshall is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Gardner in Alexandria, Va. Dr. Merle Godfrey and Dr. Mar- garet Godfrey of Los Angeles left ‘Washington yesterday morning after a few days here, on their way to Australia, where they will join the staff of the Sydney Sanitarium and Hos- pital, being associated with Dr. War- ren G. Harding. The Drs. Godfrey stayed at the Washington Sanitarium, but were guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Votaw and the Rev. and Mrs. John L. Shaw. Dr. Merle Godfrey studied in Eu- rope during the last three or four years and later was associated with Dr. Florence Kellar in Los Angeles. Dr. Margaret Godfrey was a member of the staff of the Children’s Hospital in Los Angeles. They will sail today on the Majestic and will spend some time in Edinburg, Scotland, where Dr. Margaret Godfrey will qualify for British practice, Dr. Merle Godfrey already having done so. Dr. and Mrs. Forrest R. Black gave a dinner party at the Shoreham ball room last evening in honor of their house guests, Mrs. Louis Hillenmeyer, Mrs. G. Badford Brown and Miss Irma Bain, all of Lexington, Ky. Mrs. G. H. Muckley entertained at a luncheon followed by bridge yes- terday afternoon in honor of Mrs, James M. Souby of Omaha, Nebr. | whose play, “Field of Honor,” will be produced by the Pierce Hall Play- ers Wednesday evening. The other guests were Mrs. E. L. Berry, mother of Mrs. Souby; Mr. Robert E. Quirk, Mrs. M. J. Gormley, Mrs. J. G. Net- tleton, Mrs. James Reeves Bell, Mrs Claudius D. Cass, Mrs. Millard West, Left: Mrs. John Knight with her son, John Knight, jr., visiting the former's parents, Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. Vandenberg, in their apartment at Wardman Park Hotel. —Harris-Ewing Photo. Right: Mrs. Sam Connor, who with Mr. Connor has taken an apartment at the Anchorage. Mrs Connor is Democratic committee woman from Kentucky. __ —Underwood Photo. — 'NOTED STAGE STARS TO APPEAR AT BALL Mrs. Roosevelt to Be Honor Guest CALDWELL, ANDREW. CDN I‘ZF THOMAH a CORSON, to m lnu lIn mun. Gertrude Eimore _and Esther Branson; three brothers, Ran- dolph. George and William Branson: 8, devoted brot Mer-taw ™ PRILD R: Elmore. and ost of other relatives and friends, "Remains resting at Ei- ene Ford's' funeral home. 1300 South apitol st. Notice of funeral later. JCE. FANNIE E. _On Saturday, March i E E. beloved ‘wife of E_ Hunsen and Wharion J. Bruce: age 3 Funeral from Grace Baptist Chnmh Bouth Carolina ave. and 9t st. se. on Tuesday. March 26, at pim Relatives and friends invited Remains resting at”the Deal funerai home, ne. Interment Cedar T Cemetery Departed lhli March 1935 at ANDREW CALD- e leaves to mourn their loss a Mrother, Mack Caldwell: two _uncles. Robert and William Beatty. Remains resting at Ruth Dabney's fineral home. 453 n.w. Interment Sunday March 24, at Charlotte. N. C On Thursday. March t the residence of his daugh- s Laura Harper. Rosaryville Ma. THOMAS CONTFE beloved hus- band of the late Mary Contee. He i survived by two sons and {wo aaughters, Mrs. Laura Harper of Rosaryville. Md.: Arthur, Benjamin and Josephine Con- tee of Washington. D. C. Puneral from his d-uuhm» mm-ncp on _Sunday. Mareh 24 1:15 pm.; thence t0 Brook. Chapel, Brook Md. where serve ices will be conducted at' 2 p.m. In- terment church cemetery. Departed this life Frida 1935 at Casualty Hospita N, beloved son of Essie Corson Williams, step-son of Albert Willlams. He also leaves to mourn their loss two_sisters. Elnora Cassell and Naom! Osborne; one brother. Horace Green. and a host of other relatives and friends ing at FEugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st.. where funeral services 1l be held on Tuesday. March | 26, p.m. Interment Rosemont | c»mmr\ life on_ Tues Gallinger Hosbitar Remains rest- March 22 dav. March Ernest_Jarvis funeral church. 143 n.w. Interment Woodfwn CCmE- NATHAN HENRY. On oh 22 L5 at his residence % NATHAN HENRY DEVI B ot ot M Martha E. Brown 1 above residence on Relatives n- Monday. Mareh t 2 pm Icterment Gl and friends invited wood Cemetery DIGGLE. JAMES On Priday. Mn:h residence, HARRIS. Re 11w00¢ and’ friends invited. ry amy JOH nephews and Sindn man ‘officiatini are invited o attend mony Cemetery. HARRISON. JOHN H. cation ‘of Meridian ' Lodge JOHNSON, LAU IU\ beloved ‘sister of Rachael Turner mains resting st the JOHNSON, KAGER. KEYE! Departed th er |ud» 35, at her 1925 She ting Reiatives Interment Har- mony Cemete: lAlll!ON JOHN H. Denlrl!d lh]s llfe n Wednesday. March 20, 40 N MHARRISON He' leaves to mourn his ‘departure a loving wife ra E. Harrison; five nieces. six y other reletives and friends. Remains may be seen at his Inte residence; 2025 Kth st n.w.. Satur; reh after 1 pm " “Funeral *March 24. at 1:30 pm_ from Church of Our Redeemer. st. Rev. D. E. ives and friends Interment Har- the Dear Barry place nw Bpecial communi- No. 6 A M.. Sunday. March 24 1935 noon.” at Scoitish Rite Temple. Church _of Our Receemer. ‘... EDWARD W HOWAR C. H. ANDERSON. Secretary. i Thursday 1035, at her residence Forcd b.w o LAY Re- W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 143> You st. n.w. until 3'pm. Saturday: thereafter at her late residence. Funeral Sunday March 4. at 1 p.m. from her late residence. In- terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 24 LAURA. ‘The officers mombtr! of Datcher Chapter. No. 7. O E. will piease assemble at 7. rold n\\ Sunday. March < fo attend the funeral of h(e Hnn Lady LAURA JOHNSON. P. Vl ALICE STAMPS R M RAYMOND COLBERT. R. P, M LYLF Secretary. WILKINSON, | CLINTON, DOROTHY A SONBON, the | ARAH MARANDA. On Su ndzv M 1 at_Gallinger Hospital, SARAH MARANDA KAGER dauhter of the late Isaish and Loutsa Kage: - er of Alexzene Biown and Kager and sister_of Lillian Kage; mains resting at_Stewar: 30 H st. ne FPuneral Sunday. 24, at 2 pm. from the above funeral | home. S, SNOWDEN. _on Priday March C. SNOWDEN KEYES of 1315 | husband of | n.w. beloved Keyes and devoted father of Wihiem £a and Robert Keyes Re- mains temporarily restine Guire funeral home. 1K: Notice of funersl later. | DOWNES. MARY m H. Wa dnughiers. "Muude Matthews ané Estil l.ir-\:n.esh -( :;- :; Mrs rtha Shields, 0st of other rela Notice ‘of funcral lacer. "eb and friends. E. On Sunday. at Blue Plains. D. C WHITTEY. devoted moth- er of William E. and Edward Whittey She also leaves & sister and many other ::1.:;;«3 and friends. ' Remains resting e John tothe John T. Rhines funeral ch 1 B. J. Pogue offic! Fit Rosemant Cemetery. GEORGE R, On Prida: March 22! 1315 onLDIE residence Vi s0n_of Wilkinson, huabany of Eva 'a?uk‘ffi.‘fé’u‘ brother of Claude Wilkinson. He leaves two aunts, one uncie and other relatives and friends to mourn th 1‘10!!;‘11 hlg(mml)&u :;lllfll at Stewart’ e, 30 Ereord il sL. n.e. Notice of in Memorium. (SISSY). ioving_remembran ting. Stant In eon- One year has Sone “dear amy since o O God. it We could turn bark the eloc and have you with us today The sunshine from our home i e. A A\ Joice we loved is stil = - place is vacant in our_home The world can never fill Every day brings some sweet memory Every memory brings a tear. Deep within our hearts we cherish Thoughts of one we loved so dear. Some day we will meet our darling, Some day. we know not when, To clasp her dear iittle hand in ours n D MRS. , JOHN T. In :n\m! memory dear husband. JOHN T. DIGGS. % me four years ago today, March Dear’ you are not forgotic Not “ever shall you be As lenk as lie and I shall_always thi; thee LOVING" WiFe"SUSIE DIGGS. * DOOLEY. AMANDA E. In sad but sac and loving memory of my dea AMANDA E DOOLEY. who dep one year ago today. March o DEVOTED DALGHTER In_loving memory ARy "B BOWREE four years ago husband our _mother. passed awav March 23, 1931 She heard a voice we could not hear Which said. “You cannot stay. She saw a hand we could not see at beckoned her away. And when the sun in 1L its state tod Mme. de Laboulaye | Mrs. Don Lundy, Mrs. William E. Representative and Mrs. James W, | Leahy, Mrs. Raymond A. Walsh, Mrs Mott of Oregon, entertained infor-| M. G. Roberts of St. Louis. Mrs. mally at dinner last evening in the | Manuel G. de Quezedo and Mrs. Set in the West Mamma _passed throush glory's ol And walked in Paradise FLORENCE SITKA, MALC ND BoLL OLM AN . : 015, s Tes e ) Madison st. | LEE. HATTIE ruum'rn on Fndu | at Newspaper Women's Affair | 1035 st by rpiderce 010 Madion o1 | LEE, MATTIE ELIZABEYH, O, at Willard. band of Dora F_ Diggle S H. Hines Co_funeral home. nw. on Monday. March 25 Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. ” widow of William H_Lee and mother of | William A. Lee. Funeral Sunday. March | | H K. Fulton, Miss Rae R. Murrav.JBorne‘ Switzerland, are spending a | 24 at 1:30 pm. from her late resi- | colonial room of the Wardman Park | Kramer. Hotel. when they had seven guests. Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Bastian Mrs. Mott will return to their home | ¢ntertained a party of 12 at dinner in Salem March 31. Representative will be joined today by her son, Mr. e Isabella Greenway : last evening at the Madrillon. Mrs. Charles Fremont Trotter was | hostess at a dinner party in the Garbo Charles Breasted of Chicago, who will | room of the Shoreham last evening. come to accompany Mrs. Breasted and | I the company were Mr. and Mrs. 'nfant son back to their Illinois home. | Kiidroy P. Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Yepresentative Greenway. Breasted and the baby have|p Gartland, Mr. teen the guests for a few days of |\ Milligan, and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Frank | E. McMillin, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Burke, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. {c. Miss Susanna Wilson, daughter of | staley, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Satterfield, tie Secretary of Labor, Miss Frances Prkins, will be a bridesmaid at the Alida Davis and Snor Don C. Alonso Irogoyen, finan- chl attache of the Argentine embassy, s of the late Senor Don Juan Alonso Irgoyen and Senora de Irogoyen of vedding of Miss Bienos Aires, which will take place Ester Monday, April 22, at 4 o'clock in‘he afternoon. Nrs. Hussey, wife of Rear Admiral Chrles L. Hussey, U. S. N., is at the Hobl New Weston in New York City. Cl. and Mrs. Beome, who have been at Hot Springs, Ark. for six weeks, have returned to | their home at 3060 16th st. Ms. Vinson. wife of Capt H. Vnson of Fort Howard, Md., with her sn, Wilbur, jr., for ashort visit in Washington and nearbr Virginia, and will divide her | time jetween visits to Representative | and Mrs. Carl Vinson of Georgia and | Col. and Mrs, S. Gordon Green of Cherrydile. Capt. Vinson is a brother of Repreentative Vinson. Miss Grely to Share Honors With Mn. Palmedo at Lunch. Miss Rse Greely, landscape archi- | and Mrs. Lillian Gaertner Pal- | medo, mural painter, will be honor | tect, Ruests at the weekiy conclave of the Women's National Press Club Tues- day at the Willard. Former Senator Felix Hebert of West Warwick, R. I, is in Washington, at the Warlman Park Hotel, where he and Mrs. Hebert with their family maintained an apartment while residence here. Former Representative William E. Hull of Peorta, IIl, is in town for a | few days, stpping at the Wardman | Park Hotel. Mrs. Malcoln S. McConihe and her son, Mr. Maledm 8. McConihe, jr., re- turned to Washington this morning from Bermuda, where they were for several weeks vhile the latter recov- ered from an gperation. Mrs. Baltimore yesterday and is the guest (edar Hill Washinglons most. Cmeterg FOR REFERENCE ASK YOUR FUNERAL DIRECTOR WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites yor % maties Jop to visit the most mod Rd. eross University Lane. Cr Adams 6530 for information and Ynsnistance Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tait Rodier, Mr. and Mrs. Maness Pierce Hillman, Mr. and Mrs. William Hillman, Mrs. Frank B. Talbott, Mrs. A. B. Willis, Mrs. Pauline Carley, Miss Gertrude Shea, Mr. H. G. Theurer, Mr. C. B Uttley, Mr. Archie Imus and Mr. Frank H. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. F Henry Hawkins will return today to their home in Silver Spring, Md., after passing several months in Dade City and Jackson- ville, Fla. They are accompanied by Mrs. Mary Biggs, also of Silver Spring, Consuelo Andrew | who joined them in Jacksonville sev- eral weeks ago. Mrs. E. F. Foltz was hostess at an attractive luncheon, followed by con- Wilbur | | Cherrydale, V: arrived yesterday | in | Walter McLean came from | EDUCATIONAL, EDITORIAL CLERK $ TUITION ONLY $5 den and 'omen. salary, $2300. The e Proenn Sciool. L. Adn]nh mchnds M. st.n.w._Phone M Nied 657 Civil Service Exam. Statistical Clerk TUlTION 5 DOLLARS w_rate tuition to these who ol (s week: Both men and momen INTENSIVE INSTRUCTION Evey day and every night. All in- stretion materials free. The Civil Service Preparatory School L. Kolph Richards, M. A., M. S., 52912th St N.W. Met. 6337 STATISTICAL CLERK $5 UITION ONLY 85 "ry Night Adolph Rehards. rnn. 520 M. A. 12th st. 1w, Met. 6337, ~ to Puvuul-ofl . 8. tract, yesterday at her home in when her guests were Mrs. Clyde Hemphill, Mrs. Byron Reed, Mrs. Fred Brigham, Mrs. Alonzo Morgan, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Dan- iel Smith, Mrs. Clayton Willard, Mrs. Blanche Austin, Mrs, Harry Patterson, Mrs. Fred Lees and Mrs. Charles Grindle of Washington; Mrs. 8. Gor- don Green, Mrs. Elmer Hooper, Mrs. Anson B. Honts, Mrs. Fred Bryan, Mrs. De Witt Stehman, Mrs. Belle Schutt, Mrs. Ernest Shreve, Mrs. Nel- son Parker, Mrs. Bruce Harrison, Mrs. R. B. Handy of Arlington County, Mrs. Wilbur H. Vinson of Fort How- ard, Md.; Mrs. George Robertshaw of Falls Church and her mother, Mrs. Fred Howard of Chicago; Mrs. How- ard Silsby of Silver Spring, Md. ‘Tea for Life Members At Women's City Club. The annual tea of the life members of the Women's City Club will be given Monday afternoon from 4:30 to 6 o'clock in the club house on Jack- son place, Judge Mary O'Toole, Mrs, Lyman B. Swormstedt, Dr. A. Frances Foye, Dean Grace Hays Riley, Mrs. Merritt O. Chance, Mrs. William L. Corbin and Miss Alice M. Heaven, past presidents, will receive with the president, Mrs, John S, Bennett. Miss Adele L. Heaven, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Miss Janet Richards, Miss | Ethel Bagley, Mrs. Francis D. Mer- chant, Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. William W. Spaid, Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest, Mrs. Gertrude Lyons, Miss Martha E. Armistead, Mrs. Milton W. King, Miss Elaine Eppley, Miss Caroline V. Sud- ler and Miss Ruby Nevins will assist and alternate at the tea table. Other lifemembers whowillattend in- clude Mrs. Anna Farrar, Mrs. Bertha T. ley, Mrs. Lost and Found advertisements 1or the daily Star will be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of wsue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. AIRDALE—Full 5| oll’lh At'l’...g‘b79 Or one R h wmum. 1368 D's. b BosToN BULL TERRIER, female. brlndle nd white, Thursday evening: license CIGARETTE CASE. .om with _initials, yeek of March 10" 10 16; contained red Yd with owner's name. . Bhone District R between 10 and 5. Reward. E DOG. sable and white mal Seen Yiciniy 0R0h bibes Snd a side, Md. about 4:30° Marc n;., rewsrd. Ehenhcldo"’losl ave, Silver ring. DOG—Ginger brown. short hair. female deep brown eyes wm answer to Dy “Ginger”’: tag Call Georgia 3753. Shed shee esembles o) white, nme“':" Reward. < M 2311 L Conn._sve. North 1874, :flecuonlte thin: snswers go name Tirras, Sl Sleveiand. ok Rewary Jame i LORGNETTE. in May{air Restat ut 5330 n Wetnasds g -':m"""“"r Jeather Pocxrrnoox X idad conf. ma ke: mens d. Ph Nort! 5 man's rln id_bridgework, flo'nto'n fzvenrd Phone’ Greenwood DOG—She Lie: black, ._Roth, TOOTH. V{‘ednexdly LLET. man’s. Priday night bet 819 Bl e T s LLET. black leather. in Kan Tiiveday. coniaining Misonte cacd sum of, money. Reward. 116 N. C. a1 P Walham. <l TG, r'i'u Iulll "D & o e sAdlml 4035 or mental reasons. Rew: T heh e n. . uoml uon br._ 3! s to “Toby. Cail °°"’"‘§ Biselow Distriet 0, or West 0927-J A3, ™ Tatory §c = M. ES Charles Fisher, Mrs. Flora Elliot, Mrs. | Mrs. Ada Mills Payne, Miss Mabel E. Wheelock, Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Elma R. Saul, Mrs. A. B Stewart, Miss Margarey Bayly, Miss Loretta V. Barnes, Mrs. Caroline B. Stephen, Miss E. A. Hayden, Miss E. K. Vail, Miss Flora L. P. Johnson, Mrs. Frank G. Stewart, Miss Lul Purcell, Miss Sarah K. Cushing, Mrs. C. C. Gray, Miss Margaret L. Vail, Mrs. W. B. Rogers, Mrs. L. E. Turle; Dr. Josephine Baird and Mrs D. Hugh Mathews. Dr. and Mrs. J. Norman Kimble are spending the week end in Elmira, N. Y. with Dr. Kimble's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kimble. Mrs. Justin Lawrie of Sligo Park Hills, Md. is in Rochester, N. Y. where she was called by the illness of | her father, Mr. James W. McCall. Mzaj. and Mrs, Hugh A. Allen enter- tained for a brief visit this week Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs. J. C. Calhoun and her son Clarence, of Atlanta, Ga., who were en route to their southern home from a trip to New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harrington of Jamesville, N, Y., are spending the week end in Virginia Highlands as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude H. Beache. Mr. Charles Glipin of St. Louis, Mo.. arrived yesterday to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Brown and their daughter, Miss Helen Brown at their home near Fairfax, Va. Lieut. and Mrs. A. F. Converse have as week end guests in their home Oak Crest, Va.,, Mrs. Marjorie Burk- head and Miss Catherine Calb of Baltimore, Mr. Stanley Hurlbert is spending the week end with relatives in Cleve- land, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. English en- tertained a small company informellv at dinner Thursday evening in Ash- ton Heights, Va, when covers were laid for seven. First Match Tomorrow For Skeet Shooting Title. The first match for the skeet shooting championship of the diplo- matic corps will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Only members of the “corps” may compete. A trophy has been donated by the Ambassador of France, M. de La- boulaye. This trophy will remain in the club and on it will be engraved the name of the winner. The match will be run on a handi- cap basis in order that every one may have a chance to win. Guns will be available for those who do not have them. All who wish may practice this afternoon when one field will be for the exclusive use of the members of the “corps.” The marriage Monday, March 18, of Miss Mae Esterly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Irwin Esterly, and Mr. Gordon F. Penick of Richmond, Va., came as a surprise to their host of friends. Their engagement was announced and & formal wedding planned, but concluded to hasten the affair and were married by the Rev. John E. Briggs with only a few guests present. Mrs. Glen Walley was matron of honor and Mr. Victor Blundon acted as best man for Mr. Penick. Miss Esterly wore her traveling costume, & smart navy blue ensemble, with ac- cessorles to match and a corsage cluster of tea roses and lilies of the valley. Immediately after the wedding, Mr. Penick and his bride left for a honeymoon trip to Florida. They will be at home after April 1 at 5210 Fourteenth street. Dean C. Mildred Thompson of Vassar College arrived today from Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and will be at the Dodge for & 'eek Dean Thomp- son was the guest of lhog:r g]t the Wi branch of e Vassar Almnnmchthn at its luncheon and meeting today. Mrs. David PFiske, who is making her home at the Shoreham, has been joined by her daughter, Miss Isabel H. Fiske, who attends Randolph- Macon College at Lynchburg, Va. and is having her Spring vacation. Mr. and Mrs. K. K. McLaren of Ol’lllx! N. J, are at the Willard for Dr. P. Keller of 8t. Glllm Switger- land, end Dr. Armin Daeniker of Jessie G. Hover, Miss | Etta H. Austin, Mrs. I. B. Dodson, | Mrs. Harry M. Packard, Mrs. Edith | | brief time at the Dodgl Mrs. N. L. Dauby of Cleveland, Ohio, is at the Willard while in Washington. Indoor Horse Show | At Fort Myer Tuesday. The indoor horse show to be held | in the riding hall at Fort Myer, Va., on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock will | | afford the spectators a thrilling eve- ning with the various jumping classes, but the one class that is creating a great deal schools. Class 4 on the Fort Myer show program for Tuesday evening is limited to horses owned by riding schools and must be ridden by pupils of riding schools that have never won a blue ribbon in any class. As a result of the conditions of the class, which was arranged by Col. Kenyon Joyce, commanding officer at Fort Myer, to further the growing interest in horsemanship in Washington, every local riding school is conducting classes for the training of their en- tries, and every representative selec- ! ted will have the support of his or her friends. The judging of the winners in this riding school class will be based on | horsemanship and form, and Lieut. Col. Charles L. Scott, Cavalry, and Capt. Sterling Larrabee, M. F. H., will be the judges of the indoor horse show. Reservations for reserved seats for the horse show may be made by telephoning Fort Myer. The Woman's National Democratic Club will have as guest speaker at the forum luncheon Monday Dr. Shio Sakanishi. Dr. Sakanishi, who has lived for 20 years in the United States, has degrees both from the University of Michigan and from Wheaton Col- lege and is in charge of the Japanese collection at the Congressional Li- brary. She will discuss the “Spirit of Japan” and will be introduced by Mrs. Edward Keating. Mrs. Thomas Chiswell entertained at bridge at Silver Spring, Md., Thurs- day evening having as guests Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wootton, Mrs. Kath- erine Fenwick, Miss Rose Clark, Mrs. John Faulconer, Mrs. Frank L. Hewitt and Mrs. Norman Wootton, jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fayette H. Dow are at the Vanderbilt Hotel in New York City for a brief stay. Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. D'Amico of Yonkers, N. Y., are at the Ward- man Park Hotel over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Blasdel Shapleigh of St. Louis, Mo., are at the Shoreham while in Washington to join their daughter, Miss Ann Shapleigh, a student at Mount Vernon Seminary. They will motor South together. Mr. and Mrs. Dean H. Hellis of Manila, P. I. are at the Willard while staying in Washington. Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Brucker of Buffalo, N. Y., are at the Dodge for a short stay. Mrs. Joseph B. Long of New York City is at the Carlton for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Norman of Darien, Conn. are passing several days in the Capital and are at the Shore- ham. FINAL RITES MONDAY FOR MRS. PIERPOINT 90-Year-0ld Woman, Who Left 82 Descendants, to Be Buried in Bethel Cemetery. Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Roberta Pierpont, 90, who died Thurs- day leaving 82 descendants, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John G. Runal- due, 76 Alexandria avenue, Alex- andria. Burial will be in Bethel Cemetery. Mrs. Plerpoint, a prominent church and charity worker until recent years, was the last living charter member of the Anne Lée Memorial Home. She was the widow of Jonathan Pierpoint. She leaves five sons, John A. Pler- point of this city: Rev. William Pler- point of Martinsburg, W. Va, and Oscar, Charles and Walter Pierpoint of Alexandria; five daughters, Mrs. George Aspinwall and Mrs. Roy Win- ston of this city, and Mrs, John G. Runaldue, Mrs. Harry Spiller Mrs. George Kidwell of Alexandria; five grandchildren, 36 great-grand- cgflmdm and one great-great-grand- cl Polish Population Gains. Poland’s 402,000 in the last year. | Mrs. of enthusiasm among | civilian horse lovers is that for riding | population increased by A host of noted stage stars will par- | ticipate in the entertainment and Franklin D. Roosevelt will be honor guest when the Newspaper Women's Club gives its first carnival ball next Saturday night at the Wil- | The gala affair is to be held | lard Hotel. principally for the benefit of the pro- vision for a new and efficient heating plant for the Children’s Hospital. Frances Williams, Dixie Dunbar and | Ray Bolger, three of the stars of the musical revue “Life Begins at 8:40," | are to be on hand to entertain when the gay carnival throngs two ball rooms of the hotel. Amri Galli-Campi, young colora- tura soprano who recently won ac- | claim when she appeared in a musicale | ng several | at the White House, will operatic arias during intervals in the dancing. Lasar Galpern, noted Russian ballet star, who has been ballet master at ' the Jewish Chamber Theater of Mos- cow and the State Opera House in | Cologne, Germany, and who is asso- | ciated with the work of building an American childrens’ theater, will pre- | sent several dance numbers. The youngest performer extensive entertainment planned for Lorraine Imlay, dancer. on the program Tickets for the Newspaper Women's | | Club costume ball may be reserved by calling the club secretary, Miss Mar- garet Germond, at the club head- quarters, 1406 H street northwest. JELLEFF RE-ELECTED BOYS’ CLUB PRESIDENT Committee Appointed to Plan Camp Improvements—Attend- ance Increases. Frank R Jelleff was re-elected president of the Boys' Club of Wash- ington at the annual meeting of the Board of Directors yesterday in the Willard Hotel. The board also re- elected Henry M. Brawner, jr., first vice president; William E. Russell, second vice president: Harold A. Brooks, treasurer, and Roland White- hurst, secretary. Jelleff appointed the following members of the Camp Committee: A. E. Horn, chairmsn; Joseph D. Kaufman, Clarence Harding, Wil- liam E. Russell and Charles H. Par- doe. The ccmmittee is planning im- provements at the club camp in co- operation with the executive director, Charles M. Fyfe. Clarence Richardson, director of the Georgetown branch of the club, reported an increase of 61 per cent in the attendance at the branch in February as compared with the same month last year, and a 100 per cent increase ‘n service. DANCES TO BE GIVEN Dances for the benefit of the Jew- ish student loan fund will be held at the Jewith Community Center. Sixteenth and Q streets, tonight and tomorrow, Joseph D. Bulman, chair- man, announces. Girls of the Phi Delta and Sigma Pi Sigma Sororities will act as host- esses for the organization, a group aimed at assisting financially-pressed students in need of tuition. - — Hospital to Get Radio. ‘The House yesterday adopted a joint resolution approved by the Senate February 6, authorizing the command- ing officer of Walter Reed Hospital to accept a bequest of an amount, not mentioned, left by the will of the late Charlotte Taylor of St. Petersburg, Fla., to purchase radio equipment for ‘Walter Reed Hospital. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. TODAY, Dinner, University of California Alumni, Cosmos Club, 7 p.m. Dance, Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Hamilton Hotel, 10 p.m. Bingo party and entertainment, Knights of Columbus Club, 8:15 p.m. Banquet, Gynecological Society, Continental Hotel, 7 p.m. TOMORROW. Dance, Beta Beta Rho Sorority, Hamilton Hotel, 10 p.m. Dance, Iota Sigma Upsilon, Ham- ilton Hotel, 5 p.m. Lecture by Albert Lyman, attorney, “Getting Rid of Our Remaining Blue Laws,” auspices of the Washington Open Forum, Continental Hotel, 3 p.m. - in varied | costumes celebrate Mi-Careme in the | the ball is 1l-year-old | | celebrate their annual All-University FIELDS. MARY F On Fridey March 22 5. at Emergency Hospital MARY E e of Dewey C. Fields residence. a Relatives and {r aré invited fo attend. Interment (‘er\ Hill Cemetery 24) on Pndny At her | rch residence. the Portner You sts. n.w.. ANNIE P.. n-m\ea wite o | Charles Fleishman and beloved mother | of Mrs. M. J. Walton. Harry W.. Charles | R. Raymond F. and Lawrence R Fleish- man. Remains resting at Gawler's fu- | neral parlors. 175+ Pa nw. Fu heral Monday, March 5. at 4 ! m the above funeral parlors. 24° Pricay. Fairmont Heights Md Mary A Good- | rich, devoted father of Robin. ton Madge Goodrich, Lillian *smalwood. Alice Goodrich _ and Goodrich brotner of Mrs. Genev Jones of Baltimore. Goodrich of London’ England resting at the McGuire funeral home IN20 9th . nw. Funeral private. 24° GOODRICH. HARRY A, Members of W Bruce Evang Lodse. Ko, ix | B N Petint Helshie Md.. l'e} notified to attend the session of sorrow for our late brother HARRY A. GOOD- RICH. at the lodge home, Sunday. | =3 185 Masen Tl Pmcxvév =& | DR. BRO. J. R. BRADFORD. g I . Departed this life 9 o EUGENE ther of William Grahai and Mary Robinson; stepfather of Carrie Winston. brother of John Graham Mamie Collins. Martha Gray. Al u:: l(e‘ and Daisy wis. He lea 0 mourn their loss many other rrlnu\r! and friends. Remains resting at the Geo. B. Clarke Co. funeral parlors. 1416 Florica ave. n.e. until 11 am. Saturday. March 2:: thereafter at his late resi- dence. Funeral Sunday, March 4. at 1 pm. from Mount Zion Baptist Church. Ath and C sts. ne. Interment Wood- | v Cemeters: | i | CATHOLlC U. FROLIC PROGRAM TONIGHT “Foot Ball Ballet” Is Feature of All-University Event—Glee Club to Sing. Catholic University students will night program tonight with varlousI university groups presenting stunts or| other forms of entertainment. The undergraduate frolic will have as one of its outstanding features, the appearance of the “Foot Ball Ballet,” composed of several husky members of the varsity squad. who will appear in proper ballet costumes. The athletes have been in rehearsal for some time, but staged their first dress rehearsal last night under the direction of Miss Ann Mitchell, in- structor. The Catholic University Glee Club will present a series of numbers. The Harlequins, varsity dramatic organ- {zation, will present a travesty of their recent annual production, “Journey's End.” A series of boxing and wrestling matches also are on the program. Mike Durso will act as master of ceremonies. The program will begin | at Brookland at 8:15 p.m. YOUNG COBE IS FREED IN BEATING OF GIRL, 19 By the Assoclated Press. REDWOOD CITY, Calif., March 23. —Herschel Cobb, 18, yesterday was free of an assault and battery charge instituted after a purported trip to his cabin with Miss Julia Conner, 19. The son of the noted former base ball star, Ty Cobb, was acquitted last night by a justice court jury. Miss Conner testified Herschel beat her when she resisted his advances. The youth denied he had struck her, and said he had taken her home as soon as she asked him to. He added Miss Conner had willingly accom- panied him and another couple to the cabin. Ty Cobb, who from the first ex- pressed belief in his son’s innocence, attended the trial. Marriage Licenses. James Walter Sheridan. 30. 3146 Q st. d Sarah P, "R U(lh . B, H M o lnd Dnr- 3, Moum Lebanon. Pa.. Cherrydale. v. A le Taylor. 32 412 Q st. and Lillle u Hines. 16,1618 oth , 28, Salisbi nm-narr lel: ‘:::nb:l Eount n-m piee BEtAT inie Paimer. N&b .! W-mw Va.; ze J. A. Taylor. 28, 1408 B!lmonl st.. Blanehe Willlams. 26. 1308 U st . L. son 2102 Nichols a ingle um 1& 1236 0" 5 ten: 46 Cadilise. Mich.. and 38.Los Angeles: Judse gons. 28, 6007 lnm. s et Nathan Csvion. LEE. HATTIE F. LEE, HATTIE E. MEADE. PINKNEY, JOHN F. SCHNEIDER, HARRY MORRIS. SIMPSO llll'l‘ll: FLOYD l;zn‘ss at cnll%nn 's Hospital. FLOYD dence. Interment Harmony Cem!v.e‘ry The offic bers of the Grand Chapt, requested to attend the fu A HATTIE E_LEE on Sinday 24 &t 130 pm. trom her late Tesidence, Sh0R M s t PHYLLN S5 BYRD G R M M. L. STEWART. Grand Secy. LEE, HATTIE . The officers and members of Prince Hail Chapter. No Sre horchy motfed agd feauested tc at: teng the funeral of Past G Matron HATTIE E. LEE on Sunday. March 3. 1095, at 1:30 pm.. {rom her lste resi- dence. 2908 M_st ABBIE P "RIDDICK R M. BROSE_SHIEF. R BERTHA SAUNDERS. Secy . Officers and members of hard Howard Gleaves Assembly. M e e B Goiden Circte. ‘are requested o assemble at o day. March 23. 1935 1o hold twilight service over our departed sister. HATTIE E. LEE D.L L R USIE C. POLLARD, H R!:BECCA BEASON. L. L. Secy. * . SARA. On At her residence . SARA MANYPENNY. services will be held at_the ch: 1300_N st. n.%. on § °4.at 3 p.m. Interment o. Fridsy. March 4514 s4ihn Punera daughter of the late Jonn and Elien | Funeral from the above resi. Y KENNEY. CHARLES ALBERT. On su. urday. Stor Universite H aged 64. Notice of funeral ner CATHERINE. _ On March 21. 1935 tHal Hospital CATHERINE MEADE wm Rudden). beloved wife of the late Wil- | Liam E. Meade of U. 8. A. Medical Corps. and beloved mother of _Agnes Scott of 16 5th st. se_ Puneral will be Timothy Hanlon’s _fune: H st ne. on Mond: 8:30 am. Requiem m: % Peter's Church at 8 a.m_ _Int ment Mount Olivet Cemetery Relatives and friends invited. ~ (New York papers please copy.) 24 pThursday R. On 'fl‘unr‘a! t Alexandria. Va. R PIERPONT. ‘aged DO years of Jcnathan Pierpont. Puneral home of her daushter. Mrs Runsldue. Braddock. Alexandria Mondas. ‘Mare! 2 pm. T ment Bethel Cerneury Departed this Wednesday morning. March 20. 1938, his mesidence, 145 Heckman st JOHN F. PINKNEY. He leaves to mourn their lois & loving wite. Mrs Pinkney: a daughter. Dorothy Pinkney. four brothers. Robert. —Arthur. and Joseph Pinkney: two_sister: Henrietta Dodson and Mrs Bowie: & devoted mother-in-law. Elizabeth Davis: a sister-in-law. Carrie Davis. and a host of other rela- tives and friends. Remains resting at his late residence until Sunday. March 24: thence to Ebenezer M 3th and D sts_se. where funeral serv- ices will be held at 1:30 p.m.. Rev. W A English officiating. Relatives ‘and friends invited. ~ Interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery life PYATT. JENNIE E. On Thursday. \larrh 211035, at 8:16 am. st her residence. st ENNIE E. PYATT. the h!lc\ed xme ‘ot er Emretta Brooks of Boston. M the late Mrs. Re- Decon Somith, Slster-in-law of M. Robert Smith “and 'devoted aunt of Bernard. Juniata Smith and the iate Marie Hon- esty Nesbit, She also leaves other reia- tives and friends to mourn their lose t and relatives invited. lawn Cemetery. ELIZA. On Wednesday. March Interment Wood- S18 B E Deloved ‘motherof Beriha_doner. Levi and Albert Neal and James Robinson. Surviving_her also are four sisters. one brother “and one srandson. =—Funeral Sunday. 'r Bethlehem a-mm Church lchol: l\e near Howard road se.. Rev. Banks oficiating. Tt rment Rasemont Ty. On Pr ay, March 22 1035, at the Veterans' Administration Pacility Hospital, HARRY ORRIS. husband of Anne L. Schneider 'd son of Annie Schneider and the late Capt, “Harry Schuelder, He s also sur- by one brother. Morris G. Schneider__and one sister. Miss Lor- | faine ESchneider. | Services Co _funeral hnm- on Monday. Interment Arhnnnn t the S 2001 14th B e am. Nn(mnul Cemetery. ANNIE E. On Priday. March 935, at me Gration Hotel. MRS. Axnie e "lei age 91 years. An of Jonn M Simb Funeral services Monday. March =5. at 2 pm. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N n.w. Friends ipvited. Interment Glrnwnod Cemetery. IIMPBOV DONALD EDWARD. Devlncd fe on Thursday. March 4] eloved son of Eliza- beth and Joseph E. slmvson He also leaves to mourn their loss ister. Martha Simpson; three brothers, vin, Walter ‘and Earl Simpson: a de. voted grandfather, Henson Simpson; two les. one aunt and a host of other s _and friends. Remains l’t;l:‘"‘l’ e I Satur- ru- nday. March 1 nt liomh Bapiist Chureh. ird and L sts. Rev. J. H. Randolph aiiine” Tntérment Woodiawn Cem- etery. ALUCY TDA. on, Prid Mareh at her residence. pl. nt. LUCY IDA. wife of the ll!l rank_ Smith and beloved mother of Mrs. Lillian Le Compte. She is also survived by ‘five argn i Beral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funers1 home, 517 11th on Monflly March 25, at 1:30 Rela nd_friends invited to -mnd. Tierment Congressional Gem- 09 Priday, Hlvch beloved Int! A. Utz. . Utz. tro Bers Go. funeral home n.w. on Monday. March | s Relatives and friends ttend. Interment Prospect l':‘ { Harvey R. and Pnrl m the W. W. Chai GREENLEAF. SADIE. In nnmom) BERTHA M. 1In Meade | WASHINGTON. Abbie R. | ‘Church. | | 4th and Mass Ave. NE kind and lov) dear mott DIE GREENLEAF. ho dnm ed ife si SISTER RARAN OLIVER. D\UGHTF!‘ ELIZABETH "TABES: SON. JAMES HEYWOOD. BERTHA M. A tribute of Io BE and devotion THA M to_our loyai friend - HEYWOOD. who joined the in- Sweet _mem MARIE HACKETT "AND " CARRIE 10- ioving re- mbrance of BERTHA M. HEYWOO! departed this life one vyear ago to- h 1934, THE FAMILY. * In sad remembrance EFFIE_JOHNSON March how 1 miss you n't know what to say knows how 1 miss you m 3 HER DEVOTED MOTHER. * FRA\I ESCO ANTONIO. In sad membrance of our dear, be- CESCO ANTONIO l‘l((l o This iite two yea's e’ ru.s broken hearts, it seems untrue iT_hearts have ached. for you ELSIE_ANTOI- AND BERTINO. | RASDALL, slmu: V., AND WHITE, EU- sad’ but loving remem- Srance u‘ my nrnr sister. SADIE V- RAN- ago two years ago. March 11 Thou hast gone to the srave But 1 will not deplore_thee. hee and He took thee. restore thee. ISTER. MRS. OLLIE SHAMWELL, JOSEPH. In loving remem. y dear husband, JOSEPH w0 died three years aso ‘MFE AND SON. SIMMONS. J. HENRY. In loving remem- brance of my hu J. HENRY SIM- MONS. who depar ago today. March = REV. WILLIAM LEE. $acred,to (e memory of our dearly be: loved husband and father. Rev. WIL- LiaM LEE“WASHINGTON ™ who pasted into the great bevond two years ago to- day. March 19 Y.t love will dream and faith will trust (Since He who knows our need is just). That _somehow. somewhere, meet we ‘must las for him who never sees (Stars ‘shine throush his cypress Who. hobeless. lays his dead away. Nor looks to see the breaking day Across the mournful marbles play. Who hath not learned in hours of faith The truth flesh and sen - e sense un That life 15 ever lord of d And love can never lose i THE F. IT[?n REV. cred memory of Dr \S.AHS’:‘I;I\&TOP:I Alh! pastor of the Zion st Chureh, WHo Dass Bapuist Chure Passed {o the grea: And when he el Lhml there went soul o' yonder firmame ite, S0 spiendid and so fine It came almost to (Jflfl S CQ&]HH X Gue THE 210N mrns-r CoReH. EV. ELLISO! Pastor. N. wit. 6. "OPEY, Secreiary Trensares * —— FUNERAL DIRECTORS V. L. SPEARE (0. Nelther the successor to hor connected with the original Speare _establishment Nafowmtas0e 1009 H St. N.W. ALMUS R. SPEARE" Succeeding_the Original Formerly 1208 H St. N. | Decatur 6242. 16: ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 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