Evening Star Newspaper, July 27, 1935, Page 7

SO CIETY. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. SATURDAY. JULY 27, 1935 ryx A_7° Ambassador’s Wife and Party Left for New York Last Evening enhora de Aranha and Daughters Sail for Brazil Today—Minister of Netherlands to Hot Springs. ENHORA DE ARANHA, wife of the Ambassador of Brazl, and their two daughters, Senhorita Zazi Aranha and Senhorita Aranha. and Senhor and Sen- Adalbert Aranha, brother and n-law of the Ambassador, went to New York last evening. Senhora de Aranha and her daughters will sail today for Brazil, where they will spend the remainder of the Summer. return- ing in the Fall. Senhor and Senhora Adalbert Aranha will remain in New York a weeck, returning to Washington at the completion of their visit. They will be here until the mid- dle of August, when they will sail for Brazil The Minister of the Netherlands. Jankheer van Haersma de With. has gone to Hot Springs. where he will be over Sunday at the Homestead Senator William Gibbs McAdoo is in New York for a few days and is at the Waldorf-Astoria Me Cand11~h Gi fax—Guests Miss ] Naney McCandlish. daughter Fairfax Sheild Fairfax. Va. enterta afterncon at a bridge of her house guest Evans of Saluda, Va which ch: Summer flowers. Miss McCandlish's aunt Moore. Those plavin James Redd. Mrs Oliver, jr.; Mrs. Henry W Mrs, Wheeler McDo Flmer S. Waring., Mrs. Herbert Donovan, Mrs. Thomas Putnam Chap- Miss Randolph Ri ck Rust, Miss Anr Rust and Miss Mary Biake Miss of Mrs veste tea in honor Miss Virginia The tea table decorated with was presided over by ss Jennie ined Mrs. Frederick Aulsbrook enter- ned at on G . G Pon on Her ta home Chase, Md Parks, wife of Represer B. Parks; Mrs Frank wife Admiral Clark G Mrs. Charles L Elizabeth Wheel Mrs Gasch and M:s unct guests Hodges Cla Mme. Felian Kades, Miss E. Richard K zia Ella Thompson, who spent brother, Dr. J. Mrs. Thompson home in Rock- Miss Noma the Winter with her Lawn Thompson, ar returned to her for the Summer Llewellyn Wilcox of Gle dale. Calif., is spending his vacation with his brother, Mr. U V. Wilcox. in their home in Georgetown and will spend some time with his uncle and . the Rev. and Mrs. F M. Wilcox, in Takoma Park. Mr. Wilcox resided in Takoma Park for several month. The Rev H. H. Dearing of Sligo Park left this morning for Cape Porpoise. Me., where she will be the guest of Mrs, Allen and also visit. her sons, on and. Hal, who are in camp there. From Maine Mrs Dearing will go to Duxbury, Mass, to visit in the home of Mr. Dea 'S mother, Mrs. | n L. Dearing, return- ing in two w to her home here. “and Ellsworth, Me. ill remain until September tcomb will join his family A 12, remaining with the rest of their \ where they ™ in Maine them for st Mr. and Mrs. Carroll T. Thomas and daughter, Ann Garnett Thomas, of Arlington Ridge. Va.. have returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. George Baetjer Winchester, Va also spending several days at Rehoboth Beach, Del. Mrs. Thomas' mother, Mrs. John Ga t of Culpeper. was their guest vesterday, stopping off en route to Williamsburg. near Montreal Canada, where she will spend two weeks Mr. and Mrs. William Austin have their guests in their home | Sackett 27 CONDITIONED Unn BEST MIXER IN TOWN IPINK ELEPHANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE - HOTEL HARRINGTON FRERRKRAKAEA AR RS ntififitfi*i pening MILANO GARDENS Under New Management Saturday, July 27—5:30 P.M. Ttalian and American dishes at- tractively served by well-known Chet Week Dav Dinners ___50c to 80c Sundav a:ul Holiday Speciais Se_and $1.00 nd Beer Served “lullz G. Hoflun in Charge 1830 Calumbll Rnd N.W. *ifiiti*it*t"ti'ifi*ti " s ® MODERN METHOD INSURED SMITH’'S TRANSFER AND STORAGE €0 1313 You St. NNW. North 3343 (edar Hill ‘Wmfimybmmtfl Cme ery Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise '/]l\/l\ uv;uunnuuuu *tnfimtuun LSS WASHINGTON MEMORIAL PARK Invites vou to the most dern burfal te within Parking and Planning Area Beautiful. uniform inexpens ! bronze tablets No monumen! | AGNCAISA Itkly-‘ A RE- HA R | with black saddle ‘mar | from Chevy Chase Mme. Florescu, selor of the Rumanian legation, was Interesting Families Who Make Their Homes in Washington wife of the coun- | the guest of Mrs. Robert S. Peabody | and her sister. Miss Sarah Lee, at the luncheon which the Garden Club of Southampton gave Thursday. The Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Francis Bowes Sayre, has gone to Hot Springs. where he will be at the Homestead for a brief visit. Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van- derbilt have gone to Newport aboard their vacht. Winchester, from New vork and have as their guest at Beaulicu, their place at Newport. Prince Obelensky. in whose honor they will entertain at dinner this evening. Maj. Joseph P. Kohn, U A.. and Mrs. Kohn have arrived at the Mar- tinique from Fort Barrancas, Fla., for a short visit. s ives Party in Fair- in Takoma. Va.. Mr. and Mrs. James Allen, Wash- irgton: Col. and Mrs. Morgan Hudgins Waynesboro. and Mr. and Mrs. C. B Lewis of Charlottesville. Mrs. V. M. Brumback of Lurav, Va has arrived in Fairfax to pass some time with her sister, Mrs. Walter Tansill Oliver. and Mrs. Tallman W. Peel, Mr Kenneth L. Savee and Mr Henry T. Porter with their daughter, Miss Betty Virginia Porter of Sligo Park Hills, Md. are passing the week end in Stringling Point. Va near Deltaville, Va.. as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Clark Jones of Richmond. Va their Summer cot- tage. They w irn here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs Arthur F. Johnson of Oak- Va., a member of the facul George Washington University, at Ann Arbor, Mich,, engaged in spe- cial work in the Department of ience of the University of Michi- He will return about August 15 Tof. crest gan Mr. and Mrs. Burl Angeles are visiting Mrs ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Booth. On their way here they visited Mr. Mack's mother, Mrs. Omoo Mack in Scranton, Pa., and will spend a few aavs with relatives in Wisconsin on their return Mack Tos Mack’s par- Mr. F. Carbery Ritchie of Fairfax Va. has left for a fortnight's with his cousins, Mr. and Mrs Ziggler at Miami, Fla visit Lee Mrs. L. H. Engle entertained at .nner Thursday evening in her home & Forest Glen, Md.. having as guests ster-in-law, Mrs. Shade Moore of Tallahassee, Fla.: Mr. and James W. Engle and three chii- of Clarendon. Va. and her Mrs. George Bond Rideout of Washington Bernard Graeves was host e company Thursday evening at nome at Glenmont, Md.. enter- ing at a dance and alfresco party The guests included Miss Ruth Hunter, Miss Betty Smith, Mr. Jack Weisman, Mr. Jack Keele. Miss Lillian Dagwell. Mr. Cortiandt Kramer. Miss June Kramer, Mr. Gordon Bonnette. Mt. John Thales, Miss Betty Hancock Miss Marie Vanden Heuvel, Mr. John Ocen. Mr. Arnold Loveday, Miss Katherine Black, Mr. Norman Shorb, Miss Evelyn Crown, Miss Naomi Crown, M Adelaide Fritz, Mr. Tom Sweeney Claxton Hendricks, Miss Bernice Hendricks, Mr. Richard Dud iey. Mr. Wr"ace Alden. Mr. Robert Leizear and .at. John Cole, Informal Parties Given at Hot Springs Former United States Ambassaanr to Germany and Mrs. Frederic M entertained at lucheon yes- terday in the Colonial room of the Homstead at Hot Springs where they are spending the Summer. M. to a Col. Henry H. Armstead and his sister, Mrs. Armstead Davis were hosts at dinner last evening, also entertain- Ing at the Hostead at Hot Springs, in compliment to Mrs. Harry Wardman and her daughter, Miss Helen Ward- man —— Deaths Reoorled Michael D. Crimmins. Hospital Regina Priess. 70, Bertha B. Ashford Grace Cauldwell, R0, Soldiers’ Home 4 N st Galiinger Hospital . Bt. Elizabeth's Hos- 20 Upton st meraency Hospital 645 K st.n.e. ; 28 Bibley Hospitai, 54, 2000 17th st 43 Ewnergency Hospital, al on Collins. an k Jovenn Prensel 3. s Geneva, Porter. 43" Gallinger Hospital Evie Eddy. 26, ren’s Hospita Infant Imosene Bataner, Frovidence Hos- Alexander Bryant. 71. Garfleld Hospital Kate Simpson. 60, Gallinger Hnsmln z Mary Cunningham. 56. 1817 1st s James Wharton. 50. Gallinger wumul Samuel Harrell 48 1777 5t 1dn Coleman. 44, Casualty Hospital, 9 LOST. and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday BILLFOLD for the pockel. containing money _ Reward. 5739 13th st. n.w DOG— Pekingese tan and white female: vicinity 1st and Quincy s's. n.e.: re nable reward. Nortk 13419-J. or_Natios 4000. EYEGLASSES. on East Potomac Golf Course._Reward. Merrill_ A FYEGLASSES. In gray case, Tuesday ward if returned Mrs. R. Leig) 1900 Lamont st Phone Adams 2651 W FISHING KIT, left on shore “at Kopels Point. Sunday’ July 21 ~Reward. Harry Hur‘flr.. 1..u~ Conn ihey. ITTING BAG inin: e | I(:_nnrln: n»am and k'x e B T KLA aj enrl clasp. chain mrm catch: [irsday ward. lml _Emerson TERRI] |ted straye Md. " Reward. °Phon Wisconsin WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER. lost about a week ago. vicinity clmved Riieahouse ‘sthr " Revara, © Groreis 75 ST WATCH. leather strap. lumbia 5310. llow gt ntleman's. vel Very liberal reward. Co-' Columbia_0243. | e ] Right: Mrs. Kenneth B. Chappell, wife of Lieut. Chap- pell, U. S. M. C., photographed in their home in Quantico with their two young sons, Benjamin Reeves Chappell and John Hanson Chappell. Lejt: Mrs. Frederick A. Reed and her young daughter Jean snapped in their home on P street. where Mr. and Mrs. Reed frequently entertain Lower: Mrs. L. O. Clay, wife of Capt. Clay, U. S. N, photo- graphed in the garden of their home in Chevy Chase with their two sons, Mr. Lucius Clay., jr., and Mr. Frank Cl Harris-Ewing P Mrs. Gilbert Wins New Laurels at Show Mrs. S. Pa bert, wife of f mer Undersecre the Treasury. was awarded the first prize for the arrangement of vegetables at the twenty-eighth of the Southampton Society and the Garden which opened chial school at Mrs. Gilbert was a promi ber of the vounger circles in Washing- | ton society, where as Miss Louisa | Todd she was presented by her aunt the late Mme. Hauge. She also was active in private theatricals and did outstanding work with a group of amateurs in performances given the Plavhouse, on N street, when it was first opened. G 1al exhibit Horticultural Club of Sout hursday in the par Southampton ann Mrs. Hopkinson Visiting This Country Mrs. Henrv L. d'A. Hopkinson has arrived in this country for a visit coming from Sweden, where Mr. Hop- kinson is attached to the British Le- gation at Stockholm The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Hopkinson, the latter formerly Miss Alice Eno of New York took place in the home of her uncle, Mr. William Phelps Eno, in Washing- ton. when Mr. Hopkinson was attached to the British Embassy here. Mrs. Hopkinson is the guest of Mr and Mrs. Henry Hollister Pease at the Orchard. their home in Lenox, Mass Mr. and Mrs. Karolik Active in l\cwp()rt Mr. and Mrs. Maxim Karolik loaned their house at Newport for a concert Thursday evening, the third of a se- ries of chamber music programs Louise Bernhardt, contralto, sang. ac- companied by Mrs. Lewis A. Armfstead, who arranged the series Mr. and Mrs. Karolik. who did not open their Washington home last Winter, were hosts at dinner before the concert: and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hillyer of New York. the later known professionally as Louise Bernhardt, were guests in whose honor Capt Robert A. Dawes, U. 8. N, and Mrs Dawes entertained at dinner before the program. JANET GAYNOR TO SAIL STIRS STUDIO RUMORS ‘Fox Star Vacates Bungalow on Lot Before Leaving for Hawaii. By the Associated P-ess HOLLYWOOD, - Calif.. July 27— Leaving behind an empty studio bungalow and a wealth of rumors, Janet Gaynor, petite star of the a vacation in Hawaii. | room for others and “means nothing | 2 at all. No comment was forthcoming from Darryl Zanuck, new studio chief of | the merged Twentieth Century-Fox | companies | Observers noted no changes were | made in the dressing quarters of two other Twentieth Century-Fox stars, | Will Rogers and Shirley Temple, who are also away on vacation. 'MAN, SITTING BY TRUCK| TO COLLECT BILL, KILLED | Driver, Who Left $5.62 in Pay- | ’ ment, Declares He Did Not See Victim. By the Associated Fuu | ELBRIDGE, N. Y., July 27—Wil- | liam C. Kennett, 67. who propped his chair against a big truck to prevent it | from being moved after a dispute over l bill for repairs, was killed Thurs- y when the truck was started. Bennett Krechman of North Chili, d | who started to drive the truck away, | leaving $5.62 in payment of the bill, | said he did not see the man sitting in | front of the truck. Krechman was | taken to the district attorney’s omce for questioning. ~ SALZBURG MUSIC | tival of melody, starting today | lasting until September 1. FESTIVAL OPENS Operas, Concerts and Plays Will Be Presented Till September 1. By the Associated Press SALZBURG. Austria, July 27.—This quaint old city, which worships music | as if it were some sort of a divinity, will be host to musiclans of many lands at the community’s annual fes- and Directors of the festival have plan- ned a carnival of music so elaborate as to be almost bewildering. Operas. | concerts and plays will be produced | at the cathedral, | school, | dozen halls. Weddmg of Today Miss Haardt Bride of \11' h)auc—-(‘n'a' ser Michaelis Nuptials at Noon. ‘The other attendants Bonnie McCarten of Dubu cousin of the bride, and Mrs. John Dunn, one in a gown of peach color e ov turban to match, and the other in lilac 'ace over taffeta with which she wore a lilac turban. Both carried arm bouquets of pink roses and larkspur Mr. Charles Borda of New York acted as best man and the ushers were Mr. Carl Haardt and Mr. Henry A. Haardt, brothers of the bride, and Mr. Elton Sheiry, A reception for a followed in the home Jarents, which was decorated with mixed garden flowers. palms and ferns. Later in the morning Mr. and Mrs. Kraus left on a wedding trip and upon their return will make their home in the Potomac Park Apart- ments. The bride wore as a traveling costume a Patou model of printed silk with blue and white accessories Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Ash- urst of Arizona and Representative and Mrs. Bernhard Jacobsen of Iowa were among the guests attending the wedding. From out of town were Mr. | and Mrs. John Curres, Mrs. Jessie Of much interest is the wedding of were Miss Mary Elizabeth Haardt, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Haardt and Mr. Robert William Kraus, son of Mrs. Jessie Kraus of Chicago, which took place this morning at 9 o'clock, in the Church of St. Dominic. the Rev John Cowan officiating. The altar ed with tapers and was dec- with calla lilies and gladi effectively arranged against a back- ground of palms and ferns. Escorted by her father, who gave her in marriage, the bride wore a gown of ivory satin fashioned with a cowl neckline and a fan shaped ‘rain The sleeves of the gown were ioose the elbows, fitting tightly from | there to the wrists and were trimmed with buttol She wore a veil of ivory tulle and a face veil, held at either side with orange blossoms. She car- ried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white roses. Miss Mary Vee Haardt was the maid of honor for her sister, wearing a filmy gown of pink tulle desizned | with a ruffied skirt and a cape which came to the elbows, and a pink turban with a tulle brim. Her arm bouquet was of pink roses and larkspur. was li orate hundred guests of tne bride’s o To Be an Afifumn Bndc 1 i screen, was ready to sail yesterday for | | Miss Gaynor removed her belong- | ings from the bungalow which she has occupled for many years at Fox | Studio, but said it was merely to make | MISS MILDRED REED ENGLISH, Daughter of Dr.and Mrs. Merton Alden English, who announce her engagement today to Mr. R. Winton Elliott, son of Mrs. Wil- liam E. Elliott. The wedding will take place in October. Miss English made her debut in 1933. She is a graduate of Holton Arms and the Washington College of Music. Mrs. English en- her daughter. . tertained at a luncheon today in honor of her f‘n‘:g«nm S the bridegroom Miss Jessie Mrs. Marcella Wis: Miss aunt of the Miss Kav Miss Rvder all of Kraus, mother of Mrs. Thomas Maloney, Taylor of Chicago Kosterman of Nacine Katherine McCarten, bride, of Dubuque. Iowa McCarten, cousin of the bride Evelyn Ryder, Miss Frances and Miss Bonnie McCarten, Dubuque Mrs. Kraus is a graduate of George Washington University. She has been connected with the office of Senator Ashurst. Mr. Kraus is & graduate of St. Thomas College in St. Paul and the Georgetown School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University. A prettily arranged wedding took place at noon today the Keller Memorial Church when Miss Mary Catherine Michaelis, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jonas A. Michaelis, was mar- ried to Mr. Emil E. Grasser, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Grasser of Phila- delphia. Rev. George W. Nicholas, pastor of the church, officiated before & large company of relatives and friends and during the ceremony Miss Lillian Wines sang The bride, who was given in mar- riage by her father, wore a long white gown of mousseline de soie made on tight fitting lines with a jacket to match fashioned with puffed sleeves and ruffies. She wore a large picture hat of horsehair braid trimmed with satin ribbon and carried talisman rases and lilies of the valley. Miss Helen Cunningham, who was the bride's only attendant, was in a long pink gown made of the same | material and fashioned like that of | the bride. with which she wore a larze | pink horsehair braid hat. She carried a bouguet of pink roses and wore white kid slippers. The best man was Mr. Joseph L Michaelis, brother of the bride. and the ushers were Mr. John S. Gerhold of Takoma Park. Md.. Mr. Albert Schoepper, Mr. Robert Dehart and Mr. Felix Euaclaire of Washington. Shortly after the wedding the bride and bridegroom left for a two-week | motor trip, after which they will make | their home at 4310 Third street north- west. Mrs. Grasser traveled in a pink sports ensemble with white accessories The bride is a graduate of the Park View and Central High Schools and Mr. Grasser graduated from Franford | High School in Philadelphia and is a | bassoonist in the United States Marine | Band. . N . Miss English to | Marry Mr. Elliott | Dr. and Mrs. Merton Alden English announce the engagement of their daughter, Mildred Reed, to Mr. R. | Winton Elliott, son of Mrs. William E. | Elliott, The wedding will take place in October. Miss English is a graduate of Holton Arms and made her debut with her | sister, Mrs. Richard Poor, formerly Miss Peggy English, in 1933. She has | been attending the Washington College | of Music and received her teacher’s | degree from there this Spring. | Mr. Elliott is in the office of the Sen- | ate Degislative Council. ‘} Mrs. English entertained at luncheon Elliott, Mrs. | the guests included Mrs. mother of the bridegroom-elect: Miss Mary Katheryne Spinks, Edward Yonker, Mrs. George Berry, Miss Nancy Berry, Miss Margaret Lee Ferguson, Miss Laura Jo Deady, Miss | | Mary Blake, Mrs. Frank Ewing, Miss Randolph Richardson, Miss Mildred Shackleford, Miss Henrietta Talbott, Asher, Bargara Baker, Miss Alice * Dougherty, Miss Miss Aileen Harris, | | Miss Frances Woolley, Miss Nancy Lesh, Miss Helen Sacks, Miss Anne Clarkson, Mrs, William Bride, ir.; Miss Lucy Friedell, Miss Edith Wil- liams, Miss Catherine Mitchell, Miss Margaret McMullen and Mrs. Richard Poor. o Miss Aileen Hood, Miss Elinor Johnson, | Hochzeit” | today in honor of her daughter, when | | Moncure Berg, Miss Lucile Elliott, | Mrs. | Miss Cecelia Talbott, Miss Florence | Mozarteum, riding Stadt Theater and half a The festival will attract some of Europe's outstanding directors. Felix von Weingartner of the Vienna State Opera will conduct Mozart's “Figaros and “Cosi Fan Tutte Krips to Lead Strauss Opera. Krips will direct Richard Strauss’ opera, “Der Rosenkavalier while another Strauss opera.” Elektra,” will be directed by Erich Kleiber Italy's celebrated Arturo Toscanini will direct Beethoven's “Fidelio” and Verdi's “Falstafl.” Bruno Walter will direct Mozarts Don Giovanni,” Richard Wagner's ‘Tristan and Isolde” and Gluck's Iphigenie Auf Tauris.” Max Reinhardt. just Josef back from | America with his bride, Helene Rein- immediately festival's two hardt-Thimig, plunged into rehearsals for the outstanding theatrical events. Goethe's “Faust” and Hofmannsthal's “Eve man.” Mozart to Be Honored. Throughout the festival S will honor one of its giants, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Many of his compositions wil be played. Visitors will saunter along the swift Salzach River. one of compos favorite walks do homage to his memory at I place, the house, now a museum. at No. 9 Gertriede G Arrangements have been cor to broadcast various ec festival throug many countries, States. 7burg mu s IRENE FRANKLYN DIES: ONCE VAUDEVILLE STAR By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES. July Lynch Johns, known professiona Irene Franklyn achieved audeville fame several a trumpet player and leader of g orchestras, died the Pat- ton State Hosp were notified Miss Franklyn suffered breakdown five vears agn ved by , known and who Abbie erl"ra len H t and Grace S ne. Rev. J and Beatrice Hawk- 208 Colburg pl. 8w ¥ 25 5% Rock Oreek isabelle L. Stieg st Rev. Charles H. He Frederick | Church ‘rd 1720 Livinaston Esil H Ball ae irim, John 8. Robintor Kathieen M Paul L, snd Hilda v e F st. se Rev NERAL DIRECTORS. Joscph F. Birch's Sons L _HAYCOCK_ Mer.) Emn. “'Eq, aoan 237 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1113 Seventh St N.W. Homseeph St %% NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 FAST CAPITOL ST. ~_Phone Lincoln 0 One of the Largest Tndertakers in the World V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original \nru'P establishment NAToAAl 2802 9 H St. N.W. J. William Lee's Sons Co. | FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE Lincoln 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER 1 EXPRESSIVE FLORAL E'TBLEMS AT ‘ MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0106 Open Everi™® Cor. 14th % Eye and Sundivn s GEO. A. COMLEY 3% ou‘o stie Fiora: Desisns by, Experts Artistie g by & GUDE BROS C0 Flaral Pioces | 1212 F St. N.W NAtional 4276 _ | Qénalrmsuns $250up « delivered /; [l NORTH CIRCL 2 7000 l | RANDOLPH WILL URGE DISTRICT FRANCHISE Subject to Feature Meeting of D. C. Division of Young Democrats, National representation for the Dis= trict will be the subjeci of an address to be delivered by Representative Jen- | nings Randolph of West Virginia at an open forum meetiug of the Dis- trict division, Young Democrats of America, Tuesday night at the Fairfax | Hotel The affair is being sponsored by the District Affairs CommiTtee of the local Young Democrais. Representa- tive Randolph, as a member of the House District Committee has warked actively for the right of franchise for the District Card nf L,hzmluv KLEIN. HENRY. Wwe beaul d-. n"of one beloved § WIFE AND PAMILY. Draths. JAMES MATTHEWS. = Deported Wedriesdas Juli o4 JAMES \mrmws BLOCK. ] hter and 1 and a_host of relatives = Remains BUTLER. JAMES H. (PET). DAVIS. BROTHER SPENCER DENNIS, WILLIAM € McKENNEY. AGNES L840 NICKENS, ADA WILLIAMS, SYLVFSTER “Name ‘Chirch o am_ Inter- v Relatives YURKRA. LOTTIF VIRGINIA. On Thurs- In fiirmnrtam. BROWN. ETHFL MAY. brance 0 dear on 1o Tnye thought. silent tear mory of one so dear. PAMILY. WILLIAM A Passed r #g0 todas. Jul 1834 ix ax dear todas as 10’ the "ADDIE. JULIA. MAUD H AND MARY BRIDGET €. 1In Inv T beloved aunt 1 “mase a1 Immacuiate Gonception Deep in our hearts you ars fondiv ra- | membered Bwret. happy memoriex cling to your True hearis that 2Fection loved vou with deepest love you in death fust the ame. MARGARET AND DENNY. CARL. In sad but loving re. an HUBER membr Gife WIFE AN CHILDREN JENKINS, GEORGE W. In loving memory of my dear er. GEORGE W. JEN- way thirteen years Loved and cherished In death sadly missed And slways remembered LOVING SISTER. LOTTTE. KYLE. LULAR V. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear mother. LULAH V. KYLE. who depar vears ago today. July 2 Davs of sadness still come o'er us. Secret _tears do often flow And_memory keeps vou ever near us. Though you left us nv:ln yn's 280 In _the years you've bee; We've learned how uch the heart can in life Ench assing day brings thoughts of you. Ve miss you. dearest mother. every- HIR lfVKNG CHILDREN, ANNIE AND \FLIZABETH NELSON THOM v passed into_the glory land three years 280, July