Evening Star Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 12

A—12 wxw Draths. SURDINE, ANNA A. On Mondss. July 6, 436, &t her residence, 1300 418 st s, ANNA 'A_ BURDINE. the beloved wife of Francts 1. B iine and mother of Alpert Ruth L. and Jannette E. Burdine he W w.champers neral services at fhe' above 1 home, on Wednesday, July Relatives and {riends in- fofermens Ceaar Hill Cemeter. on ON Lzloved Sausnter of Funeral sec NIE. Departed _this_life 1036, FANNIE COLE- | 925 O st. n.w. Remains resting L. Lowe Co. funeral home. N JOSEPH. On Mond: JOHN JOSEPH CO. Funcral from his_late Te: Veazey st. n.w.. Wednesda ; “thence followed by mass at St. Ann’s Church Interment Mount Olivet Funeral private. Please omit AG! L. On Saturday. July :36, at her residence. 1378 K st. s.e. AGNES L. DUDLEY. the beloved wife of the late Joseph Dudley. Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral home. 317 Pennsylvania ave. se. on Wednesday July S at 8:30 am.: thence to 8L Peter's Church. 'where mass will be of- am. Relatives and friends Interment Consressional Cem- 'ABEY n\'muun On Monday. July t her residence. 5 N CATHERINE FAREY (hee Donohue). be: loved wife of Michael J. Fahey. 'Fu- oral from The ‘above residence’ Thurs- day. Julv 9. at 9:30 am.: thence to St. Aloysius_Church. “where Tequiem mass Will be said at 10 a.m. for the repose of Interment Mount Oliver Cem- etery. Relatives and friends invited. 8 HUR ¥. Sudcenly. on . 1036, at bis residence. d. n.w.. ARTHU PERGUSON usband "ot B. Ferguson. _Services at Co. funeral home her soul. JAMES. On Sundey. July 3. Fiecamen's Hospital. JAMES beloved husband of Clara 1 of Emma Hammond. Anna May Bertha Coleman, Catnering Rachael Washington Tastie s. and grandfather o owilham Asher ahd’ wncle. of Isabel Jefferson and Beatrice Crosby. Rema: Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 142 You st. n.w.. until 5 p.m. Tuesday: thereafter at his late Tesi- dence. Florida ave. n.. _Puneral Jednesday. July . at * pn. from the Good Hope Church. “Colesville. Briet services at his’ late residence At ) p.m ALICE. On Monday. July 6. 3 at Providence Hospital. ~ALICE GRAHAM (nee Robey). Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son. 2007 _Nichols ave. se.’ on Wedaesday. July 8.at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ELEANOR E. On Tuesd: 19536, at her residence. 1833 Caivert st. n.w.. ELEANOR E. GREALLY. beloved wife of Lionel F. Greally. Re- Beaine resting et the Lec funceal Home. and Mass. ave. ne. where fu- services will be held cn Thurs- y 6. at 2 p.m. Relatives and Interment private. , ANNIE. On Monday, July 6..1936 X . South Atlington, Sy ANNIE GREEN, the devoted wife of Joseph Green. mother of Mrs. Lula Rhoan, sis- ter of George and Albert Butler and srandmother Alice Flemings. She randson and & host and friends. Funeral Thirsaay. July p.m. from the Tomex & NE. Zion Church, Afington, Va. Rev. H. J. Calls officiating. Re: mains resting ‘at the W. Ernest Jarvis tuneral church. GRUBER, A . 14936, GASKINS Gaskins at A On Monday. July 6. 1 at Memorial Hoopital Winchester Va EMMA YATES GRUBER¢ mother of C. Fredric Yates. Siexanarta Funeral services Wed. 5 pm. at First [Christian): Strasburs. friends invited In- Cemetery. Royal t-r‘anL River View bors in charge . SARAH L. On Mondav. July 6 at the residence of her daughter. AMre, Buth Pumphres 101 Spa st Cot: tage City. Md.. SARAH L. HAYNIE. aged | £8 years, beloved wife of the late Tobias R Haynie. Funeral services at above residence on Wednesday. July 8. at p.m. Relatives and {riends invited. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. !l\' NT. REGIEST (ALIAS POSS HIN- ). Departed this life Sunday. 46 et Freedmen's Hospital and beloved He also leaves to mourn their Luther. Roland. Roy of friends loss four brothers. gnd Leonard S inisned to wmon morning. July WOWE, rl.:'rcnux WEBSTER. od N ¢ Wednesday Suddenly. ihe home e £, the- beloved hushand of the ate Sarah Stetson Howe and father of Mrs Mariam H. Leimbach of 12 Baltimore akoma Fark Md Remains resting the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral Rome. 1400 Chapin st. nw. Puneral and interment at Weymouth. Mass. JOMNSON. IRENE on Monday. July 6 RENE JOHNSON. beloved Wife of Edwsrd Jonnson. mother of - Laurae Beatrice, George, Bernard. Ernestine and Thomas Johnson. ~ sister of Theodore. Frank, George and Thomas Driver: niece of Jennie Hawkins and Annie Gray of Brooklyn N. Y. 1 Thursday. July 8. at 2 pm. from Giver R A dywine. Md Remains resting ai Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh, 143 Funeral scrvices at | home. 808 | on Thurs- | y Tnterment 3t. | Paul's Cemeters. 5 s | LACEY. GEORGE F . On Saturday. | July 4.” 1936, at SEORGE'E LACEY, Jr- beloved husbani of Beta Lacey and son of George E.| Lacev and the late Anna Lacey Travis and brother of Jacob_ Harry and William Lacey and Mrs. W. S. Hunter. Puneral Chambers Co. Wednesday. July & tives and 'friends Rock Creek Cemetery. On Monday. _Julv MADISON. MARY V. T ARk, fier Tesidence. i Pow: MARY V. MADISON dearly - Daloved. mother ot Mrs Ll V. and Mabel M. Hartwell Mrs Ida M Joiner. Charlie Madison of Atlantic City Thomas B. Madison of Holderoft She also leaves one devoted sister, Mrs Amy J. Lynch of McKenney. Va. and many other relatives and friends to mourn their locs. ~Funeral services and interment at Big Bethel Baptist Church McKepnes. Va. Priday, July 10 at 1 pm. Remains resting at E. W. Bundy's Tineral home. 621, Florida ave nw MARKWARD. MOLLIE. On Monday. July 6. 1036, MOLLIE MARKWARD. beloved Rife of the late Charles P. Markward. Remains resting at'the Lee funeral home. d Mass, ave ‘ne. unill Wed- y 8. at R:30 a.m.: thence to Jonph( Catholic Church. #nd and G ts, ne, where mass will be offered at . Relatives_and friends invited. lnmment Mount O'x\ez Cemetery MILES. ROOSEVELT. On Friday. July 2 at Gallinger Hospital. ROOS 17 MILES Beloved brother of Mre. . Feiton and Tilman Miles. Rela !nterm»nt interment RANDALL, LILLIAN, HACKNEY. ~On Sat- day. July 4. 19: ACKNEY James and Bessie Hackney and cou: of ‘Taimadse Michic. . She. alto_lonyea other relatives _and’ friends. Tuesday July 7. at 7 pm. from W. Ernest Jarvis funeral chureh You st. Inlermem l'emck Va 7 RIDDICK. 1 on 7 ROT0%6, e valdence Hospitar Bl more. Md. MAMIE A RIDDICK Immx Tottier of the Rev. &, A Riadick of T. B. Md. mains rzsnnl E rrmrn funeral home. 389 R. I. neral Wednes from the abo FUNERAL DIRECTORS, V. L. SPEARE (0. {umer e jSucsessor to nor connected with he_orij iginel W, Speare establishmant. HAllnnll St. N.W. “J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave N.E Lincoln_6200. RITCHIE BROS. Upper Marlbore. Md. nn’\\;G Marlbore 91 G. BASTIAN. (Pormerly with Jos. Gawler's Sons. Ine.) Frank Geier’s Sons Co. jiisseventh st N.W NAtional 2473 odern_Chapel. _Tel h F. Blrch's Sons K. FUNERAL DESIGNS, M 8t GEO. A. COMLEY i?f'p‘f-r.oun Artistic Flor cmnun by E: GEO C. SHAFFER 'RESSIVE FLO! HODIRAT! PH.IC!.'B PHONI NAT GIM Rl Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays MANN, FREDERICH E. MULLEN, GEORGE HOWARD. 0 WILDER. JAMES w!.l"‘flll- BENJAMIN, MRS, RAFTER DIES IN MAINE. HOME Pioneer in D. C. Playground Movement Noted for Social Work. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, 67, pio- neer in the District's playground movement and former president for 10 years of the D. C. Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associa- tions, died last night at her Summer home at Bryant Pond, Me. Her hus- band succumbed last December. Mrs. Rafter, who was born in near- by Potomac, Md., September 3, 1868, was renowned for her social-service work, to which she devoted a large part of her life and organized the Girl Scout movement in Washington. A graduate of George Washington University, she later studied at the New York School of Social Service. She married Mr. Rafter when she was 19, in 1887, who was an em- ploye of the Patent Office for 50 years, being principal examiner at the time of his retirement. Aided Slum Transformation. During her social work Mrs. Rafter interested the children of Washing- ton’s slum section years ago in clean- ing up their back yards., and superin- tended the transformation of 500 yards into flower gardens. Social workers visited here from many sec- tions of the country to view the re- sults of this work. For 15 years she served as branch secretary of the Girls' Friendly So- ciety ot St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Convinced by her experience that s | education and the closer union be- tween the home and the school were | the most powerful influences in bet- tering the lives of boys and girls, Mrs. Rafter since 1910 had devoted her ex- perienec and training to the forward- ing of the parent-teacher movement. Mrs. Rafter was a member of the Arts Club, Sunshine Club, Political perance Union and numerous other organizations. Funeral Plans Incomplete. Her home here was at 2434 Thirty- ninth street. Surviving Mrs. Rafter are a son, | Case Broderick Rafter; | children, Case Broderick, jr., and John | Grant Rafter. i Tentative funeral arrangements cnll | for burial here in Fort Lincoln Ceme- | tery. Complete details will be an- | nounced later. Fast Car Is Too Speedy. HIGHWOOD, Ill. (#).—"Cars,” de- clared Harris Burbank, defendant in a speeding case, “are made to go fast today.” “True,” Hansen, asserted Judge Henry A. “but not at 65 miles an hour fine will be $25 and costs.” Brathn. Rio Tra) and {ather of Elizabéth and Helen Rmrdan Notice of funeral hereafter. , REBECCA LINDSAY. On Mon- 6, "at Ter ‘remdence . Beloved. sister of Margaret Robinzon of Philadelehia, Pa Remains resting at Chambers funeral home, 1300 Chapin st. n.w. No- tice of funeral later. RUCKER. IDA. D!narled this life Satur- day. July 4 1936 at 6 D.m.. at her resi- dence. 1425 T st. n.w._after a lingering iliness. Mrs. IDA' RUCKER. the devoted sister_of Mrs. Alice Evans of Lynchburg. 5 bt to_mourn_their loss and friends. Murray & Son 1 Funeral ‘Thursday. July 8 irom Metropolitan’ Baptist C| E. C. Smith ofciating. Payne’s Cemetery. TAYLOR, SESTUS. On Sunday. July 8. . 2t_his_residence. 119 Warner st SESTUS. the beloved husband «f | « late Cecclia Tavlor. son of the late Willian: and Eliza Tavlor. one sister. one daughter. daughter. one niece and of ai and friends to mourn "their loss. He also leaves \one srand- his iate resiaence. d. THOMAS. BEATRICE. on Monda Hospital. Departed this life v. Julv #. 1936, at Providence BEATRICE THOMAS. loving daughter of Mrs. Hattle Thomas and Henry Thomas. ~ She also leaves to mourn their loss a grandmother. two grandfathers. five aunts. three uncles and other rela‘ives and friends. Re- mains resting at the Morris A. Carter funeral home. 2nd and F sts. s.%. No- tice of funeral iater. UNDERWOOD. DOLLY VERONICA. On Tuesday. July 7. 1936 at the residence of her parents. DOLLY VERONICA UN- DERW¢ oo% beloved dauznter, of Te" Notiee of Tuheral Jater. 19:36. at Rochester. Minn.. MARY KNAUP WIESELL. aged 60 years. loved wife of Charles O, Wiesell, retired hotel man of Washington. D. C.: E; Pa. and Philadelphia. P: cago. I Surviving he band. two daughters, Mrs and Mrs. Joseph M. Bosch: three grand- children. Frances. Joan and Joseph. and les Floyd of Membhis, . Interment ‘was in Chicago. Ill. WIESELL. MARY K. Departed this life on pSaturday, July 4. 1936, MARY WIESELL. vife of Char mother o PYances Ware and Blsic. Bosth and sister of Theresa Floyd. Services on Wednesday. July 8, at chapel, 9"!? Belmont ave. Chicago. IIl WINDSOR. JAMES. On Mondl' June R 1936, st 1:30 p.m.” JAMES WI sed: 55 UTOReE" Harsena " of Homs Clagett Windsor. - Puneral services at his late, residence. Danestown. 2 nesday._ July 8. at_2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Darnestown Presbyterian Church Cemetery. In Memoriam. BAILEY. JAMES C. In sad remembrance of my dear bustand JAMES C. BAILEY. ed this life two vears ago to- v Jome oA Called from this world for peaceful rest Galled by God. who aiwavs knows best Dear in my memory you will elwaya re- Until"ih Heaven we meet again. H18 TOVING WIFE. AMANDA. BENNER. THELMA. In memory of my beloved wife. THELMA BEI who left me one year ago today July 7. 1035 In my heart your memory lingers. You were faithtul, fond and trie; There I Dot & day {hat "DEVOTED HOSBAND, WiLLiAM A. BENNER. KIRBY, ELLA A. In sad but loving re. membance of -our ¥ (nee Holl). who died three years 55 “L3ving” BavouTers, NELLIE, EVA AND ETHEL. . In loving remembrance of our dear grandmother. ELLA whn dj‘ed three ’!lru ago today. Julv NDCHILDREN. father. JOHN 0{!‘ ea“e ‘"0"‘ WIFE AND CHILDREN. FREDERI! departed this e ey il K. MANN AND EOPHIE C. MANN. In kwlnl remembrans brother. G who died one year ago todsy. July 7, Ho' ‘sad it was. that day to me, MILY. > nregite loving remembrance of our dear husband and father. Dr. JAMES R. W! . who de- ynmd thls life two years ago today. IV [6VING' WIFE AND DAUGHTER MS. SARAH JONES. AND DUN- W"‘s‘EIL. MARY KNAUP. On Saturday | | Washington to live with her daughter, Study Club, Woman's Christian Tem- | | She died at the daughter’s home. THE EVENING STAR, Dies in Maine MRS. GILES SCOTT RAFTER. —Harris-Ewing Photo. LAST RITES ARE HELD FOR MRS. FLOCK, 88 Rev. H. E. Beatty Conducts Serv- ices From Home of Grand- daughter in Alexandria. &y » Staf? Correspondent ot Lhe Star. CLARENDON, Va., July 7.—Funeral services for Mrs. Theresla Flock, 88, native of Germany and former resi- dent of Baltimore, who died Saturday, were held this afternoon at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Theresia Kelley, 3812 Fourteenth street north, Clarendon, Born at Bensdorf - Wurtternberg, Germany, October 10, 1847, Mrs. Flock came to America with ner par- ents when 4 years old. They settled in Annapolis, Md. She made her home in Baltimore after her marriage to John George Flock. Two years ago Mrs. Flock came to Mrs. Fredericka (Schlosser) Pullin. In addition to her daughter, she leaves two sons, Charles and Henry Flock of Baltimore; nine grandchil- dren and eight great-grandchildren. a sister. Mrs.| Lutheran Church. | Willlam S. Newell, and two grand- | Louden Park Cemelery Baltimore, through the business district, so the | | RIORDAN. JAMES BERNARD. Suddenly. | Interment in | 1pm m Relatives and frienas | . A In_loving me) wfiz of myloved ones. SARAH JO! LIAMS. ll 30 \B"fi nd & GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1313 ¥ 8t. N.W. F‘““u 4276, The services were conducted by Rev. H. E. Beatty of the Georgetown Interment was in ETCHISON RITES HELD Prominent Builder Is Buried in Rock Creek Cemetery. « Howard M. Etchison, 53, prominent builder and former Washington real estate dealer. who died Saturday at his home in the Clifton Terrace Apartments, was buried in Rock | Creek Cemetery today, after funeral | serv! ices at the Wright funeral chapel. | He succumbed after a several weeks' illness. | Dr. Herbert Scott Smith officiated | at the rites for Mr. Etchison, a na- tive of this city and graduate of Georgetown University. Mr. Etchi- | son was & Thirty-second Degree Ma- | son and member of the Almas Tem- | ple. (edar Hill ‘Wambmmt (emet erg When Beauty is Permanent Time Only Adds to its Charm Frazier's —service, quality and reverence in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U S War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For ¢ Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON’S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 3 Funeral Homes—7 Chapels —14 Parlors—40 Assistants 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Call COlumbia 0432 918 Cleveland Ave. Riverdale Park, Md. Call GReenwood 1221 517 11th St. S.E. Call ATlantic 6700 ROBERT H. PRICE, 86, DIES AT CLARENDON Funeral Services Today for Re- tired Glass Manufacturer, Native of England. Robert Henry Price, 86, retired glass manufacturer, who had lived at Clar- endon, Va., with his daughter, Mrs. 8amuel B. Detwiler, for the past 13 years, died Sunday at her home. Funeral services will be held at 2 pan. today at the Ives Chapel, with burial in Glenwood Cemetery. A noted hiker, Mr. Price disliked automobile and busses, always advis- ing younger persons -that safety and health lay in out-of-door exercise. When 83 years old he hiked from his | ation. WASHINGTON, D. C, home to the Peace Monument and back. A native of Rotherham, England, he came to America 45 years ago and settled in Fredericksburg, Va., where | he lived until moving with his daugh- | ter. Mr. Price was a cricket enthusiast and was well known as & player of the game during his younger days in Eng- land. Surviving him, besides Mrs. Det- wiler, are two other daughters, Mrs. Robert McPherson of 405 Upshur street and Mrs, John P. Wentling of St. Paul, Minn. TUESDAY, Man Swallows Fork. X-rays in a hospital in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, revealed that Teodor Roshko, aged 36, had swallowed a fork, which was removed in an oper- JULY 17, 1936. INJURIES FROM PLUNGE ARE FATAL TO WORKER | James B. Riordan, 56, Dies in Hospital After 15-Foot Fall From Scaffold. By 8 Steff Correspondent ot [he Star TAKOMA PARK, Md, July 7— James B. Riordan, 56 years old, of 1015 Seventh street northeast, Wash- ington, D. C,, died in the Washington Sanitarium and Hospital today from injuries suffered yester@ay in a fall from a scaffold. Riordan, a sheet metal worker, was on a scaffold on an apartment being constructed on Bonifant street, in Silver Spring, when he lost his bal- ance and fell into a mortar box, suf- fering injuries of the back and pelvis. /y (L A lifelong resident of Washington, Misses Elizabeth and Helen Riordan. Funeral arrangements have not been made as yet. Tides Will Be Studied. Equipment is being placed in a ves- sel at Douglas, Isle of Man, to aid in a study of the tides. It will patrol the Southern Manx coast and scientists aboard will take tide observations. The data obtained will be useful in connection with the making of tide- tables and in ascertaining unknown tidal movements. Silver Mining Increased. Silver mined in Japan this year is| nearly 16 per cent above the corre- sponding period of 1935. Riordan is surviver by his wife, Mrs. | Ella C. Riordan, and two daughters, | INJURIES PROVE FATAL TO MRS. DAVID GRUBER | Mother. of Alexandria Man Dies in Winchester Hospital After Accident. Mrs. Emma Yates Gruber, 67, wife of David Gruber, retired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad employe, of Strasburg, Va,, died yesterday in Memorial Ho: pital, Winchester, Va., from heart dis- ease. Mrs. Gruber was in an automobile accident about a month ago, from which she never fully recovered. She is survived by her husband and one son, C. Fred Yates of Alexandria, Va., | an employe of The Evening Star. Funeral services will be held at her [ 1ate home on Wednesday afternoon at 12 o'clock. | EARANCE AT JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNITURE ¢O. 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