Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1936, Page 12

JOSEPH. We wish to e e ebErormmtn Jor il doray sabutes , and exoressions of sympathy tendered us at the time of our bereavement. ENDERS AND NEPI wanl'r‘ THOMAS. To my de. organizations. church and, thank you for the letters and 1l kind things, aom ve uf for us during our assing Cof my Musand: e OMAS TRICE WRIGHT AND SON. * Braths. ALEXANDER. MARY. Deparied this | i Monday, ol 19, 1936, MAI d and Harriet Sim: Slerllnl “Bell. Mrs. Mar s and Mrs. Alma Syphax H I\trll services at Mormw 's_funeral hume 32 n. day. October 23. at 228 e dilewed oy requiem mass at £20 gm; Lo Church, “28th st and Dumbarton ave. at 9 ment Mount. Olivei Cemetery. ALEXANDER, MARY. The Catholic Bene. flzlll Society reauests lllendlnc! at call meeting_ Thursday. ober . ae b . Remaing re<unl P Morrow s funeral home. I Funeral Priday. Octobe, a m from Epiphany Church, 2 barfon ave. X C CKETT. President, FLORENCE WflsON Rec. Secy. ALFORD. EARL VERNON. On Tuesday. Qetober 20.°1035. at, his' residence, 1700 Douslas st ne. EARL VERNON beloved ~son Elxe A. Alford. Funeral services a ghove address on Priday, October 23. at am. Interment Fort Lincoln Ceme- s 22 AannsoN DOYIE EMILY. Qv Tuesdy 1936. DOVIE EMILY A mon. lhe beioved wife of Rupert Anderson and daughter of John W. and N hite. Remains resting at the Southeast se. 10 p.m. and interment in Pries. Va. ANDERSON. MARY _CATHERINE. De: parted this life on Saturday. October 1 1936, at 4:40 pm. at St. Elizabeth Hospital. MARY CATHERINE ANDER- BON. wife of the Iate Jordan Anderson ard ‘the beloved mother of Mrs. Estelle White. ~ She leaves to mourn their loss one sister. Mrs. Bessie Spriggs: one step- daughter. Mrs. Rebecca Smallwood: two | grandchiidren. and a_host of other rela- | tives and friends. Remains resting ‘ 1 s Services Alexander Pope's funeral chapel. 315 15th st. se. until Thursday. Funeral Thurfidn\ October 22, at 1 p.m,. from Ward Memorial Church, 47nd st. and Washington place n.e. Relatives, and friends invited. ANDERSON. MARY C._Officers and mem- bers of Queen ‘of Sheba Chapter. No. O. §.. are requested to Altend lhe funeral of our late sister. MARY C. DERSON. on : Thursday. October 1936, at 1:30-pm. from Wards Met odist’ Church. 42nd st. and Washing- B. HALL. PETER PHILLIPS, Avtlnp W, P, JESSIE C. JOHNSON, Secretary. ARMIGER. JOHN WILLIAM. On Monday. October 19, 1 at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Charles E. Beane. Ritchie, Md.. JOHN WILLIAM ARMIGER. n;r} of Pindell. Md.. beloved husban and Jghn Lesmn: Armiger. Py the residence of his dauhter. 1 am Interment Rock Creek Cemeters, Washington. D. C. ETTE. JAMES F. On Tuesday. or- ’lllj‘;)rr 20,1036, at his home. near Wood- g\cxrdbll!e g tober 22 at 2 s SEReReT Tnterment” Wooaneld' Cemeters. BURKE, ORESTUS P._ Suddenly_on Tues- day. October 20. 1936, at_Providence Hospital. ORESTUS P. BURKE. the be- loved husband of Anna May Burke of 3330 Prospect ave. n.w.. father of Mary Katherine Burke. son o{ Patrick O. and Betty Burke and brot Brrke, Mrs. May Hardin. Mrs. “Faaline Harding and Mrs._Saddie Perry: half- brother of Ennis Carter. Ashton Carter. Mrs. Lester Hogan. Mrs. Charles Maston. . Evelyn Whaien. Funeral services 2t the ‘above residence on Friday, Octo- ber 23 at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. _Interment Forest Glen. Md. Chambers Co. CLAUS. CHARLES 0. 1 Suddenty. on Tues- o. Rk uS hateted hushana-of Geras Clans Residence. 1411 Rhode Tsland ave n.w. Funeral from the W._W. Chambers Co. uneral home. 1400 Chaoin st. n.w._on hursday. October 22. at 11 am. Rel- atives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. DANIELS, MARY ANN, On Tussdar Oc- tober 20, 36, at_the Eahariuin Hotpital MARY ARN. DA IELS. beloved daughter of John C. and Daniels (nee Adamson). Pu- neral from the residence of her paren 902 West Madison ave.. Hrattsuille. Md. on_ Thursday, October 22. at 2 pm Relatives and friends invited. ~Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DAY EDWARD . On Sunday. Qctober 1%, 1936, EDWARD. beloved “husband _of Georgetta Day. brother of Arthur Day and Mrs Ellen Wright. Remains. rest- ing at Stewart's funeral home, 30 I et pe Puneral Thursdsy. 1 R Mount . Bethel | B LB I, MOd cen ond and Jra. Rev. Roy officiating. mrl(EIsov TLYSSES LEROY. On Mon. 1936, at Providence oy DLYBSES John's Cemetery. Services by the W W. 38, 2 LEROY DICKER- SON. beloved husband of Hnunte R. Biekerson . devoted " father of = Evelyn Dyson and Cecelia_Dickerson. son of James Dickerson. He also leaves four brothers. two sisters. other relatives and friends. Rem: resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel 73rd and Eve | until 4 p.m. Thursdav. Oc- 3. thereafter at 1710 Linden st Funeral nw.v October 23 at 0 from Holy Name Church between Eve and K sts. n.e. Forest Glen. Md. IAKIV IIEVIY erT.NEl. !u’ldenl! er 20, MINER EARIN beloved hatband of Rath Hitt Eakin_and father of Kathleen Pa- tricla and Birch Eakin Services at, the 8. H. Hines Co_ funeral home, 2901 14th . rhureday. October 32 at 5 pm. htermént private. 23 lrcrglu.rv.r. GRANT. On Tussday, Oc- ober 20 {e R eioved musband of e z Env-r— 1ey and father of Roy G. Eppe: Pu- neral services at his late Punce. 431 | 16th st. s.e. on Thursday October 22. t 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. $irerment Cedar. Hill Cemetery. - (Sery- ices by the W. W. Chambers Co. Sonth- east funeral home.) FISHER. SAMIVIL Tuesday. October 2 Interment on 'ENRY Denm-ud thh 936, Foanth e e HER. He leaves to mourn their Joss & devoted wife. Mrs. Eather Pisher: four daughters Annie_Friezel, Almeter. Acnes an ssie Pisher: 'one son. Charles Fisher. and other relatives and | friends. ~ Remains resting_at Roll funeral home. 4339 Hunt pl neral Thursday. Octuber 28, from Ward's A. Ch P Washiacton st n.c. Benning Bev. DA Witson officiating. - Interment Kinston. N. C. GREGG. QUINCY. Departed this life on Monday. "October 19, 1916. at Gallinger | Hospital, after a brief illness. QUINCY | REGG. loved son of Eugene and Fioride Grese, devoted brother of Evelyn Withfleld. Mary Hazzard and Annie May Grege. He leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and friends. mains resting at Barbour home. 48 K st tober 21. at 5, late residence. life on his_residence, UEL FIS 1t1] d : Yhereatter at Bi i lawn Cemetery. BOLMES, JOSEFH. On Monday, October | 19, T at, Satlinger Hospital, 30, SEPH. the beloved Fames and | Magete Holmes, broth:r ot Elizabeth | ‘Taylor, Dorothy Mary Annie He; rbert James’and John Holmes. He is also gurvived by a grandmother. Mrs. Marth: ole. ana_other relatives riend: emains resting at Stewart's funerai | 0 H st. ne. Notice of funeral | ater 21 —_— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A 'YCOCK. M: ) Gorneie St 9034 M SE. N.w. " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 Seventh 8t % NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 01 EAST CAPITOL ST, LINCOLN 0372 WILLIAM H. SCOTT an -\ ax faneoln 0530 m: zh 2 ected le er .d nauufior‘o Be m;':;“ aonorpses 1 J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL 4 One of the Largest Undertakers tn the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 7 11th St. S.E. _ Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. A. COMLEY SN, Artists Night Phot cumm"uw- GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Beaths. U . RALPH SHARON o "mfii SHARON HUG] = ( bved. san_of Sharon and k3 fughes Funeral from residence of his cle. c”'—fl“ Hushey 4102 Ellicott st; e Rel and friend: l VIM u'x“mens Andrgw Chapel Cemetery. rair- fax County. Va. JONES, MARY ESTHER. On Monday. m' b! lp, 1036, at_her ruldence. 828 (ARY the M. belnvzd WA DY (e lute. Eaward jones Fune from her. o1 er §oaidmney Thursflly. October tives u?d friends Invlr.efl !o mend ln- terment Glenwood Cemetery. NIGHT. ALICE GRACI On Tue: d ay. October 0. 1938, at_her residence RACE. belo Laurel CE Gaughier of ‘Milton_and Arvel Funeral services lt llel‘ late rmdenez on ‘Thursday. Octol at Rel- atives and Irlendl invited atten Interment ' National Capital Memol ial torr-Baltims !]Vd )lulrk!l‘k Nd 3 o 20. lflm % th °"w hieton s.nnm.un""cA'rHAk?NA 1.:3 m ? te C?’l/l it TR M.. And d e la aries ndrew Ernest Loffler. ' Remains resting_at me chapel of Thos. F. Sergeon & Co 11_7th st. n.w. Funeral services a the Pirst Reformed Church d Monroe sts. n.w, on Thursda pm. Remains may Be yiewed atchureh from 10 am. to 2 Thurs- Relatives and friends invited to Interment Rock Creek Celm- CAI‘!ARINA Members of the ies’ 'Aild Society are reauested to at- tend flie !\merll of our late sister, CATHARI LOFFLE! Services at the Pirst lu!urmed Chul’Ch 13th and Mnnroe tz w.. on Thursday. October T8isnear MRB. ANNA M. ROBERTS. Secretary. LUCAS. CARRIE. On October 19. 1836 & hér residence. 2158 K s CAR- RiE “LOEAS "Buigved. wite of Clord Lucas. Sunerar trom James T. Clem: > funeral home. 1241 Wis- consin ave. n.w., Thursday. October 22. pm. Relatives and_{riends Interment Arlington Nnuon-l Cemetery pi LUCAS, CAI’III 0, 3 Auxiliary. No. 0. are requested to A emblo at lor. ‘{dl sda; 2 1936, (cr services Tor “our Gievarted sister. By order of the vresident. 3 ALBERTINE H. LOCKNER. 21 MILLER. HAITN LEROY. esday. Oc be . 1936, MARTIN LEROY \(lL» infant son of Wilbur F. and Lot M. Mlller (nee Crue) of 710 N st Funeral from Wm. J. Nalley's Iun!rll home. 52 "8th st. Se.’ on Thursdas, October at pm. Relatives and friends invited. lnl!rm!m, Cedar Hill Cemetery. MUNCASTER. MARY RITTENHOUSE. On Tuesday. October 20. 1936. MARY RIT- TENHOUSE MUNGASTER. aged 84 years. Widow of Dr. Othe Muncaster. Re: mains_resting at the W. W. am- bers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w, _Puneral services at the Church of the on Thursd: r 22 terment Rock Creek Cemetery. NAYLOR, ROBERT E. On Tuesday, Oc- 19: d ll. Ms l'h!dent(‘ 9342 T E. NAYLOR. the nd ui )‘t(lte Naylor and devoted father of Thelma Naylor. He also leaves two sisters. Mrs. L. Naylor Fitzhugh and Alice ¥. Naylor; a brother. Leo d N.ylur a nephew. H. Naylor and. Stner relatives ' and R!rnllnl Testing at his late residence after 4 bm Wednesday. Fu- neral Thursday. October % pm. Unie esiey A, . E. Zlon . L 3. W Alstork officiating. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment at Lincoin Memorial sze— tery. PENN, ELLA NORJ. Departed this life on Monm{‘ October 19. 193, 4:20 am et gsidence, st nw K. Gevoted wite of Dclnml W P:nn mflll\el’ of Mrs. Marzaret A. Brown, Ruth. Mary E.| Fro ; “sister of | Sadie L. Willisms. children _ Remains resting at the > Ernest Jargls funersl church, 1432 You st nw Puneral Fridag October 2 from pOist Church. fiterment’ Lincoln Memorial Cemitery. ‘PlllY DR. ]AM!S CLIFFOII’I On Mnn- Ogtober 19. 6. at _11:30 p.m o S eat. Dr. JAMES Gl PFORD PERRY. son of the late James Decatur and Margaret Morgan Perry. Funeral services and interment at Norfoik, Vi on Friday afternoon. October 23. RICHARDS. ALICE HALIRURTON KING. Qn Tuesaay Getover 20, er Washington. D Tesidence. 1R eshington, e HALIBURTON KING RICHA] Julia Lawrence King and mother of Comdr. Prederick G, Ri U S N. G e s Roiacapel Chare. Hsts nw. 1 Friday, October am. Grace Chllrnhnrd Cemetery, Jamaica. Long Island. N. Y. 29 SAVOY. MARY WEEMS. Devarted this 1 y. October 19. R e 305 1 st. se.. MARY WEEMS SAVOY. devored mother of Charles S Aumusta Savoy ler. Savoy. s at 9 a.m. from her residence: thence to St. Cyprian’s Church. 13th and C sts. Relatives and friends Inv!,led. SHAFFER. BENJAMIN F. On Monday. OC. ober R at_his res mence rving BENJAMIN . SH ™, 5ved Hijsband of Emma L. Araner and father of Mrs. Robert L. Lowery. Mrs Haze M. Wells, Mrs. C. W. Smith and John L. Shaffer. Funeral services at the l»ov! resldence on ‘Thursday, pm.__Relatives and “Interment Washington October friends invited Services by the Memorial Cemetersy. W. W. Chambers Co. ROBERT E._On Tuesday. Oc- 1936. ROBERT _E. SHERMAN. husband of Prances D Sherman. Fu. neral services at the W. Chambe: Co. funeral home. lmn Chapin st n' on Thursday. October 22. at 11:3 Interment Arlington onal Cemetery. SHLESINGER, HELEN L o1 Tuesda 16, at Providence Ho of her E. Shiesinger (nee e o tice ot - RMAN tober 20, neral hereafter. When sorrow confronts City of Washington. prides itself in having only and attendants. Moreover, does not deal in unbranded The Price Is FUNERAL 412 H St. N.E. “Glowing every need. . Funeral 1212 P 8t N.W NAtiona) GEO. C. SHAFFER fim&%fl?o&k oy Cor. 14th & Eye 4 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. ARDS. daughter of Cornelius and | SARDO & COMPANY is called in to admi hour of need, it receives the finest service avollable in the ) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1936. b ol ty Hospital fll\? aug:m of the late re and mother . Remains resting 06 Que st. n. NM.A . ol fllnernl A SIGMAN, MAR! Ogtober, 20, naa MARY the late Thomll C. | services at ?.hl rnmenfl of her a-n-men Mrs. L. O, 1303 Decatur st. n.w.. on weanuds tober 21, at 7:45 p.m. Interment BERTHA Gloll. DCPIYM tl\ll on * Bunday, October 18, 103 4 éveo);usg !Mm”bllelv!ldh'nolh 1y Green. Wl Maurice Smith. = “8he -?‘n:; le.v’uuig 5 o 3 Delaney and Mary Cono lu "otie nle:el hre", three uncln‘ two nnlr‘\‘u edn her late residence. 3: e I ey ufb':xczz Relatives and Imnu invited. SMITH. GEORGE W. Departed this life fuddenty “on Sn.u,rdn be) 36, at 2 Louise Wilkerson, He also leaves to mourn their loss four grandehildren. one nephew and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barbour Bros. fu Deral home 48 K st Olivet Cemetery. SPENCE, EDITH Wednes- CAYLOR. On l 1936, at her residence. GAYLOR Qyfiord K. , Edi s, Ref xe!vlce:ldll he: r ll'\l residence - m = Octol "0 pm. - Relatives and ieods invited. Interment Gotur Ll Cemetery. TRACY. REV. HOBART Lolnm On sd ., at his resi- Coutn muu ve, e Rev, Lizale 1"::':‘"1 e et Wilmer L. Tracy of this city and. Eaware L. Tracy of Baton Rouge, l’!llll\ln'nl Hyseng's parlo Tue: 3821 ART WHITTLESEY, _FLORENCI GII'I‘I.VDI SHUMAN. On Ocmber 20, HN"L 1620 Webster st. n.w, PLORENCE G . Prank Shepherd of an runem services ufl‘her at Relatives and. vited, * Inte: ment (private) in Alexandria, Va, xmd. Iy omit flow WILKERSON, u IE A. On_ Wedne adly October 21, 1936, at her residence. 705 ed wite of 'W. D st se. SUSIE oV A. Wilkerson. . Notice of funeral later. In Memortam, ADAMS. ELLIOTT W. In sad but lovin remembrance of our dea: LIS WoADAMS, who passed away two- years ago today. October 21. 1934. Loved in life. in death remembered. HIS PARENTS, MR. AND MRS G. ADAMS, ELLIOTT W. In sad but loving remembrance ol my beloved husband. ELLIOTT W. ADAMS. who entered into Each lonely hour that 1 have spent Is woven through and through 0. Iust of_yo VOTED WIF, MARGARET 8. JUTLER. RACI In_memory_of our dear mother and grandmother. RACHEL BUTLER. who departed this life twenty- two years ago today. Octol We_only ask to 1 So when life's work ‘6 may greet our dlrllnl mother In_the llnd be’onfl the sun. DEVOTED D, R. FRANCES. AND (A:-%N'DDAUGHTM MARGUERITE GIOVANNETTI, SILVIO. 1In loving ory nl our hllshlnd and father 8 GIOVANNETTI. who died : one year fotay Octoner” 211655, Although you are wone. JorEatten Wil You ever be. As lnnz a8 hle remains with us We shall always remember thee. To your grave we often wander. Wit ith loving care. mem- 0 you are not ar) Bere. AMILY. * n luvml memory of Rl Yho, died one year ase. October 21. GRICE, ULYSSES M. In loving lll!:.\vor! of our bel M. GRICE. who departed this life one year ago today, October 21. 1935. Let us think of him today. Sleeping, resting. just away: As we loved him. so we miss him More and more exch passing day. LOVING MOTHER. MIGETINGALE, l.ovlu BAKER. ing memory of my dear mother. LOUISA BAKER NIGHTINGALE. who 'departed AR TiTe "ois years ago todsy, ‘Octo 21. 1930. foving and king 1, anl her ways. Tight and Just to the end of her davs: Slncere and kind in heart and mind. n a beautiful memory she left be- hind. HER LOVING SON. WILLIAM NIGHT* NIGITINGALI. LOUISA. A tribute ot love w the memmy of my dear mother. LOUISA NIGHTINGALE. who left us six Tk toduy. Ocusber 21, 1930, Beyond the sunset she has gone To rest a little while. DlAflnl'hmlmo&fitu of l'ovhlnr dc“edu nd the sweetness of her smile. HER LOVING DACGHTER, EMMA BOTTGER. (edar Hill inglonss mosl. VON A Superior Service a family and the WM. H. ister in its SARDO SERVICE is Washington's finest because it expertly trained assistants in carrying out its services this firm employs only nationally advertised makes of caskets and supplies. The WM. H. SARDO & COMPANY and unknown merchandise. Your Choice WM. H. SARDO & CO. DIRECTORS Lincoln 0524 tributes have been paid Ryan Service” We have received letter after letter from bereaved families thanking us for the kindly, sympathetic and dignified manner in which we assisted during bereavement. erperience .have taught us many ways to provide comfort and help—and to do so in a courteous understanding manner that fulfills Years of RYAN AMBULANCE SERVICE Handsome, new, de luxe side-serving ambu- lance. The last word in safety and comfort. Phone Atlantic 1700-1701 James T. Ryan Director Atlantic 1700-1701 COL W. A SCULLY DIES OF INJURIES Was Hurt in Pennsylvania Accident—Maintained Residence Here. Lieut. Col. Willlam Augustine Scully, 55, of Washington and Ridgway, Pa., died yesterday afternoon at Ridgway shortly after being struck by an auto- mobile. Col. Scully, who who was vice president of the Ridgway Publish- ing Co., main- tained a home at § 2431 Kalorama road and a mail- ing address at the Army and Navy Club. to! According records of the ‘War Department, Col. Scully was born in Brooklyn on August 24, 1881, a son of Daniel Joseph and Julia Browne Scully. After attending public schools and business college, he studied at Georgetown University, Col. Scully. In Memoriam. Pflllilbr!?‘glo-‘n L. dxh I'l‘! I‘;nd loving Yemembra ot dear PEAWARD 'L, PARKER. who qled one Jear ago today, Oclover 3 1935, Sone but not forastten, HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. SONNTAG. FRANCES M. our dear wife and mother. M. SONNTAG. who flenlrled tms llh one ynr llo today. October 21 x00d Lord took from me my be- Toved_ wite g paL. Frances 3. Soma: tag, the blessed mother of Mlbel G Rogerson and Lester F. Sonnt Lester she was always ‘his “Spooken. and a loving mother to both children. To me she was my loving wife and pal. On. Frances. now lonesome I am with out_you. YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. UI'TO - WARD, JAMES ROBERT. In sad and lov- lnl remembrlnce ol my dear husband. MES RT WARD. Who Dassed -wu emn years ago today. October Hu wvma WIFE. CECELIA VERQN- 'fll'l'l Jl'lll'i (‘ (PAP). 1In sad but lov- ing remembrance of our dear father, JOHN C. (PAP) WHITE. who departed this life eleven years g today. October Let this little token show we still Temember thee, LOVING CHILDREN. * 955, | HIS DEVOTED WIFE. MARY E. GREEN. | At K!Rl who died | sy ot NCES In June, 1913, he married Genevieve Hall of Ridgway. Mrs. Scully and two children, Kate Hyde and William Hall Scully, survive. They left Wash- ington last night for Ridgway. Col. Scully began his business ca- reer as a stock broker, but later en- tered the newspaper and publishing business. He was a director of the old Washington Rapid Transit Co. of this city. He was made & captain in the Air Service of the Army in 1918, later being promoted to major and serving with the general staff here. From 1917 to 1920 he was operative for the Office of Naval Intelligence. As a Reserve officer, he was made & lieu- tenant colonel last May. In 1919 and 1920 he was political- economic attache in the Division of ‘Western European Affairs of the State Department. In 1923 he was con- nected with the Republican National Committee. Col. Scully was a member of the American Legion, the Military Order of Foreign Wars, ‘'China Society of America, American Society of Inter- national Law, American Academy of Political and Social Science, American Politicsl Sclence ~Assoclation . and American Geographical Society. He belonged to the following clubs: Beaver Dam, Winter Sports Club of Locust Valley, Long Island; National Press, Army and Navy and Racquet Clubs of Washington; Army, Navy and Marine Corps Country Club of Fair- fax County, Va.; Chevy Chase Coun- try Club, Fauquier and Warrenton Hunt Club. POLLARD ‘MUCH BETTER’ John Garland Pollard, former Gov- ernor of Virginia and now chairman of the Board of Veterans Appeals, has been confined to his home the last few days on advice of his physi- cian, seeking rest and quiet. 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