Evening Star Newspaper, December 8, 1936, Page 12

Qards of Thanks. BOWYER. ll:\‘ Gn.nn'r The family of the late Rev. GILBERT BOWYER grate- fully :kno'ledle the kindne thy and floral tributes of Telr many 'riends and neighbors. PA X GREEN. JORN W. s viLe, daushter oF “thie sate JOHN. GREER % oxtend therr sincere. -nnmmlon o 1 relatives and neighbors and friends r the m:ny exnrefilfl!nl :(fl:{ml’uflu aveme gurine thelr recent bereavement MABIE WKINS, ISAAC. _The family of the late R Tty thanks 10 Bis Telatives and friends for Jowers and kind exoressions during their recent bereavement, s liness and their recent bereavem Beaths. AMALETA. . 1936, at 7 th ll;dfllldl m.. at her res| g iss AMALETA ALEXANDER, December 7. . “aha sister of M Marion A. Moore of Cape May. and_Miss Katherine Tpshur Riexnnder ty. Funeral Thursday. Decem- ber 10. at 10:30 a.m. from St. Luke's Episcopal Church. 15th and Church sts. nw. Relatives and friends are invited Arrangements by McGuire. ALVERSON, JOHN LEE ©On Monday. Df- * 1936, at me Tesidence of his Mrs, Niepold, 6301 P st ey Chuse Ma JOH LEE ALVERSON. father of Mrs. Ruth A. Niepold and P. Sherman Alverson. Re- mains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and M: n.e. where serv- ices wm Be neld on ‘Wednesday, Decem- ber 9. at 11 am. WBANKS. MARY JACKSON, st L at Gal- B abonttal “MARY " “FACKSON BANks. beloved mother of Robere Jnck: son. Virginia Curtis and Raymond Jack- LOn Bunday. children and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Hor- ton’s funeral home. 1234 4th st. n.W. until Wednesday. December 9. at & a.m.: thereaiter the remains may be seen at 3th s al services will el at Guillincla Baptist Chureh, AR ve Florida_ave. n.w.. Wednesday. December 9. at 2:30 pm. Rev. Perry officiating. ~ Relatives and friends invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. BEACH. MARY M. Snddenly. on Sunday. December 8. 1016, at her résidence. Chesapeake ave. Silver Soring ARY 3. BEACH, beloved wite ot Bea: Jamin Praniia Beagh. She is survived by four children. one brother and three sisters. 'Remains resting at the above residence. Funeral services at the above Tesidence’ on Wednesday. December 9. A0 8730 am.; thence to St. Michael's Church. where mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for the repose of her sovl. Rel- atives' and friends inviled. Interment Moun* Olivet Cemetery. 3ervices by Soe W. W. Chambers Co. BDIDEIS EATIE. On Sunday. Decem ber ¢, 1936, KATIE BORDERS, beloved wite ot Ywis 3 Boraori ED Doior Sther "relatives and fricnds. " Re resting at Stewarts funeral home. st.ne. Notice of funeral ll!er BOTTOMLEY. KATIE E. Suddenly. on Saturday. December 5.1936. KATIE E. IOTTOMLEY (nee Ruppert). beloved wife of the late Loufs Bot Bottomley and mother of Mrs. George from her late residence. ne. on Wednesday. Dece i, Relatives and friends mvited. ® terment Glenwood Cemetery. BRASHEAR. BERNARD O. On Monday. Decem 1os6 st Moritgomery Count: Hospital. BERN., O. BRASHEAR beloved son of Mr‘ VIYEX' §. Brashear. Services at the chapel of the Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home. Rockville. Md.. on Wednesday. Decem- ber 9. at 1 pm. Interment Mount Cemetery, Frederick. Md. December 7. ADA Cissel _Brown. Services at her late residence on Wed- nesday. December 9. at 3:30 p.m. In- terment private. bel gar Brown. Services at me S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2 atn st. n.w.. on Wednesday. December 9. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- etery 8 CABTEB GEORGE H. Suddenly. on Sun- December 6. 1936, at Bethesda. Md.. s 23rd year. GEORGE H.. the be- Carter. Remains resting at the home of his fa. ther. Milton Carter. 14 Fowlers Hill n.w. Funeral from _the E. Church. Po- @ Wednesdny: Deotmper & 65, home, ~Boyd: CHARLESF DAY lfled '\ beloved hus- band of Margaret E. ‘Day. Funeral services Clarksburg, Md.. E. Church_on Wednesday. December 9. at 2 p.m. Interment Clarksburg Cemetery. § DYSON, RUSSELL. Suddenly, on Priday. December 4. 1936. at Casualty Hospital, YSON. He is survived by his father. three sisters. one brother and other relatives and 'friends = Rel et orichardson & “Co. cme Vi ermont ave. “Tuesday. De mber after at his late resldence St Cedar Helghts, M. Puneral serv- ices Wedllesdn! December t 1 D, from C. M. E. Church. Cedar H:Ith! Md ELKINS, MADELINE A. Baturday December 5. 1936. at Atlln!lc City. N. A. INS. wife of the iate Richard Elkin: Fungral from the Bunker Plum Bldl 15 South er' 8: red lfi 9 a.m. Relatives and friends are lnvll- ed.Jnterment Laurel Memorial Park. EVANS. HARRY. On Tuesday, December 8yAQ40. at Cagualty Hospital. HARRY EVANS. ins resting at Frazier's Taneral home 380 BT ave. nw. " Notios of funeral 10 FASSIG, OLIVER L. day. December 6. Hospital. Suddenly, on Sun- 1936, at Emergency L. PA T resting at Zurhorst’s funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol st. Services il Ve nela at Christ Episcoval Church 100 Q st. n.w. on Wednesday. December 9. 11 am Interment Loudon Park Cemetery. ‘Baitimore. Md. 'lLI.EI FRED J. On Monday. December 6. at his residence. a6 the Ken- Golf and Country FRED J. LLER. beloved husband of Ether O Fuller and father of Mary Eieanor and Ethel Puller. Funeral services at the W. . Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home! 517 Jlth st s.e. 'on Wedn ber at 2 p.m. R«elflllves nnd Irlmds Deviie Cedar Hill Cem- etery. GEERODETTE MARY ELIZABETH. On Monday. December. 3 nw. MARY ELIZABETH GERRODETTE. beloved wife of the late Isasc Gerro- dette and mother of Eleanor V. Gerro- deuse tnmeml services at the residence, s Vlted xnzormenz Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn. N. Y.~ (Brooklyn pavers blease HAGER. WILLIAM E. On comber 6 1936, at s Poridence 11 Rt st. se. WILLIA the beloved h Interment ul d Granholm. and four grands Funeral from H. M. Padgett's funeral home. 131 11th st s.e.. on Wed- nesday, December 0. at 3 . Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. HAGER. W. E. Officers and_members ol Gn-:osth Council. No. 16. Jr. n our late brnther W. E. HA By order of the counselor, ES M, McCAULEY. Counselor. R THOMAS On Sund s. H_' Smi| 6nn-be111 H-n-en Otiver s, Snd Geol’le ins Testing at the W mal Ww. Chnmbers Co. (unenl ome. 1400 cmmn ., LW, services in Fort Myer Chapel. Fort M’lr Va. on Wednes- day, December 0. at 'y pii. = Relativ And (rlends invited: Inten fon National Cemetery with Tull miitary ‘honors. 8 loon BESSIE, Departed this lite Sat- p.m of y C. Al e I5 also survived by three brothers Edward. Henry and Revedie Hood. ang one sister, Mrs. Desmar Richardson o! Newburypori, Mass. —She leaves other gelatives and a Tost of friends. ¥u- 1 We ber 9. e D Ereet”” Bepisi rooks officiat- " Relatives nd !m ds invited. Re- ains resti: n Boyd's funeral parlors, n.w__Arrangements by Interment Harmony V. L. SPEARE C0. J. Willlam Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERA! DIRECTORS Crematorium th and Mass. Ave NE Lineoln 8300 h F. Birch’s Sons AAYCOCK -ghone o 6ol 3034 M St. N.W. CHAS. S‘ ZURHORST CO. 801 EAST CAPITOL BT LINCOLN 0373 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. fiSspind %% NAtional 2473 """ FUNERAL DESIGNS. ‘GEO. C. SHAFFER cie entn Breaths. ‘Temple. No. HOOD. Il!!ll Columil::’“a .”fii"fl o7 oiow Binday. Deceriber t atrange for the’ funeral of ‘Dauhiter and < al Wed- are requested o nunu the funersl We ember fi:'-:.’emngn Srect Buptlst Onurch. 16h o CE A. CAMPBELL. D. R. NAOMI E. WASHINGTON., Secretary. HOOD. BESSIE. Members of the Young e e :Jml?.l';: o At AEsem B 1 lnecmfl m{r""m l::n-' “I‘ “"e lm YME L. STEWAR' ll‘lu‘ NORA. Oll Sunday, R e e SEOSE Tuckerman st. NORA HURLI Funeral servicés ‘at. the above residence on Wednesday. December § 30 8., thence to the Church of tl! N-uvm where mass Wlll be offered at 10 for the rep: f her soul. thtlvu and ll‘lends lnvlted Interment New Ca- thadnl Cemeterv. Baltimore. Md. Serv- ices by W. W. Chambers Co. JACKSON, ATTY FAIRFAX. JR. Passed away. on Monday, December 7. ; at his residence 100§ Oronoco st Al exandria. Va. ATTY FAIRFA% JACK- SON, Jr. He leaves to mourn their Jos sisters. Anna_Johnson of and Mary 3, Lambert of Washington. D C. and a host of other relatives and filends. Funeral Thursday D.m. Chiurdh. corner Patsick and streets. Alexandria. Va. Interment Dous- lass Cemetersy. ANEZECK, JOSEPH F. On Sun De- I e 36, at his rendence 1521 JOSEPH'F. JANEZECR. the be- loved " fusband of Asnes B. Janeseck. Funeral from bis late residence on Wed- nesday. December 9 8:30 thence to St. Peter's Ch\lrch wheu will be offered at 9 a.m. _Relaf d friends _invited to attend. tcrment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 JOHNSON. RALPH PAGE. On Tuesday. Decembr 8. 1030, a: s residence, 104 BIRSE JOHNEON asanb belosed Mushind arly of Jane Whitelaw Johnson. Notice of funeral later. JONES. ELIZABETH W, uddenly. on Mon- December 7. 193¢ at her residence. 3 7th st. n.e.. ELIZABETH W. JONES, beloyed wite of Samuel A Jones and mother of Raymond A. Jones. Mrs. J. M. 'Dwyer. George E.. Emily M. and Lucy W. Jones. Mrs. H. T. Randolph and Mrs. 3T, Mackensie Puneral from her late resldence on Thursday, December 10. b, . Relatives and friends invited. Interment ~ Glenwood _Cemetery. 4 rangements by P. A. Taitavull. KIRBY. ELLEN. On Monday, Decemher 7 1936, at Sibiey Memorial Hospital. EL- N Y (nee McGarry). beloved wife of the late William Kirby. Funeral from her_late residence. 3433 14th st. n.W.. on Thursday. December 10. at 8:30 a.m.: thence to the Shrine of the Sacred Heart. 16th st. and Park road. where mass will be said at § a.m.Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Brookiyn. N. ¥. MARK. WILLIAM CAREY. On Sunday December 6. 1936 at the residence of his daushtef. Mrs. Beatrice Mark Stern. P st. n. Wl CAREY MARK. s Florence. Mark n * Ahd father of ‘Mis. Beatrice Mark Steérn of Washington. D. i Mrs_ Sal Dean and_Phillip 8 Mark . Funeral services private. Kindly omit flowers. McDONALD. CATHERINE C. On Sunday. "Uat Sibley Hospital DONALD. (nee Laux- man) beloved wife of Charles T. Mc- Donald and mother of J. Martin. C. Irvin | and D. Alton and G. Norman McDonald. Funeral from her late residence. 513 Ba- vennah st. s.e.. Wednesday. December 9, at 8:50 am.: thence to the Church of the Assumption. where mass will be sung at § a.m. Relatives and friends invited to atténd. Interment Cedar Hill Cem- etery. lchVlGH'l'. WILLIAM HARRISON. | On Sunaay, mber 1936, WILLIAM HARRISON MCKNIGHT. the beloved. son of Harrison MeKnight, brother of Ruby McKnigit Scott, Funeral Wednesday. December 0 at i p.m.. {rom the Dest Jarvis funeral chirch 1435 You st n.w. Interment Rosemont Cemetery. 8 McNANEY. MARY ANN. On Monday. De- gember 7. 1036 st her residence. 70 st n.w. MARY ANN McN. the belnved grandmother of Edward V.. Frank J. and Charles W. McDermott. Funeral lel’vlloe;‘ at the W. W. Chlmbtln Co Ill- mass will be offered at § a.m. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. MILLS, DANIEL. On Saturday. Decembe: 5. nrm at Garfleld Hospital. DANIEL MILLS ~ He is survived by five sisters and four brothers. Rem-lns resting at Frazier's funeral home. 380 R. 1. ave. w, neral _Wedn December 8, lu.\nlll.l_ MARY JANB, On_Monday. mber 7. 1936. at her reslflence ’nuu Woodland drive n.w.. MARY JANE .VIHILL. = beloved wife of Thomas Mulv"mm and mother of Mrs. Mary Mar- ¢ W. Chnmberl Co. funeral home. 1100 Ch pin S ™ S O’CONNOR, WILLIAM BERNAR| On Tuesday. December ¥ 1936, 93| - nedy st, AM 'im&xm 4522 “4th mber 11, at 9:30 " Re ma's, at the Church of the valty “at 10 .’clock. Relatives and friends in- vited. _Interment Mount Olivet Ogme- tery. Please omit flowers. PAYNE. MARGUERITE CAROLYN. De- parted this life on Monday. December 7. 1936, at her residence. 1413 T st. n.w.. after’ a. Nngering iliness, MARGUERITE CAROLYN PAYNE. the devoted daughter 1 e Hewen Vo .nd Leroy L. Payne. She" Teaves To Vime their loss two brothers, Meredith ang Pillip Summons, other relatives and friends. _Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. Fu- neral notice later. PE(‘K. NELLIB R. On 5 indas 'mber 936. NELLIE R. C ‘eloved wife of Sammueh E. Pe late residence. gz itol Heights, ‘Md cember 9. be said at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends _are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetersy. 8 RAPLEY. HELEN S. ber 7. 1936, Snereoncy Hot ol HELEN a Emergency Hospital, RAPLEY of the All States Ho- tel. " Services at Warner E. Pumphrey’s funeral home, 8424 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md.. on Thursday, December 10, at 11 am. Interment private. 9 lolll‘l‘! 4 "I.INA | (nee Watson) Tute Georgs T. Haberts by a daughter. Mary !' Leonard H. Ceorse B Services at her hte rnldzn:e esday. December Dm. Inurmgnt orivate. 8 ROGEES, A. MAE. On Sunday. December 1936." at her residence, Firwood. Rhode Island ave., E_ROGERS, wife 0( th Bhe s .umvefi Fol Hyatteville, Teioved daushier ot the TateDr Sames Web Rogers and Cornehia Harris Rogers. She s survived Ly & ' lames Rogers: a sifter, Mrs _Phinips Clarke Requiem rass at St. Jerome's Cathollc Church on Wed- nesday. December . at 9 a.m. Inter- ment in Mount Olivct Cemetery. 8 SAIN, TIIIY IAY Suddenly on Prldly Dece 1 RY B Betoved: nusband of Hose. 3 Funeral from the » Cambérs Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 it st 5 on Wednesday, Decemiber 9. mvit:d Relatives and !rlend! Titerment Fort Lincoln Gemete SHEFFIELD, JAMES. Departed mu H(e on Tuesday. December 8. 1936. in Emer- gency Hospital after a brief iliness. JAMES SHEFFIELD. the beloved hus- band of Ida ShefMeld. He leaves to mourn their loss six daughters. two sons 4nd other relatives and friends. Funeral Wedn, December 9. at & p.m.. from the Mumnum-n Baptist Church. Rev. E. C. Smith officiating. Imeflnem In N" port. R. Puneral arrangements hy L E. Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. nw. ITBWAIT ARTHUR 1. Sudde: on December 6, 1036 at Bethu S RTHUR 1. STEWA] Jeats. ‘the beloved o of Heary Srearart Remains resting at the funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey, 7005 Wiscon- sin ave. Bethesda. Md. Services at the above funeral homie on Wednesday, De- cember 9, at 10 a.m. UMBERGER. ALBERT OGDEN. On Sun- mber 6. 1936, at llner[eney ker and the late . Remains resting at Blrch‘ home. 3034 M st n here Sermber o ab T0 A hmml vrivate. JALTER, NOAH C. Mond: - b cember 7. 1935 nt wnm ml.d’ e < arles Walter: two grandchildren and :'“flrt'v‘gt:d friend. Mrs. Ilmg. Hughes. also g ains rest! Fra: fil funeral home. 389 R. 1. n. 2 mber 10, .m.. from the above m ment. Interment Arnnnon Cemetery. WASHINGTON. M. LOUISE. ber 7. ‘1036, at 1 AR -uonu ington. n 0 .lll M. umln. ‘The xmnp. m THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1936. ILLNESS IS FATAL TO CLUB MANAGER Fred J. Fuller, Native of Massa- chusetts, Dies in Quarters at Xenwood. Fred J. Fuller, manager of the Ken- wood Golf and Country Club, died yesterday at his quarters in the club after & brief iliness. Mr. Fuller, who was 66, was a native of Massachu- setts. For a number of years Mr. Fuller was general manager of a group of five hotels in New York City. He also managed hotels and clubs, among them the Newark Athletic Club and the Level Club, in New York and New Jersey. He came to the local club about two years ago from New York. Mr. Fuller was born in Great Bar- rington, Mass. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ethel M. Fuller; two daughters, Ethel and Eleanor; a brother, George Fuller of Great Bar- rington, and & sister, Mrs, Maude Frien of Great Barrington. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Chambers chapel, 517 Eleventh street southeast. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. B e MRS. GRACE H. CARTER DIES IN CALIFORNIA Former Resident of District Will Be Buried in Abbey Mauso- leum, in Virginia. Mrs. Grace H. Carter, 72, wife of Llewellyn D. Carter and former resi- dent of this city for many years, died November 29 after a short illness at Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services were held there. Burial will be in Abbey Mausoleum, in nearby Virginia. Mrs. Carter was married a second time following the death of her first husband, the late Rear Admiral A. V. Zane, U. S. N. She lived in this city until about 12 years ago. She leaves her husband, residing in Pomona, Calif.; a son, Capt. W. 8. Zane, U. 8. N, this city, and three daughters, Mrs. J. B. Earle, Long Beach; Mrs. Arthur H. Deibert, and Mrs. Margaret Van Dyke, both of this city. {FUNERAL SERVICE HELD FOR GEORGE THOMAIDES Funeral services for George T. Thomaides, Washington lawyer, were held yesterday at St. Sophia Greek Orthodox Church, Eighth and L streets. Burial was in Glenwood Cem- etery. Mr. Thomaides, who was born in Smyrna 59 years ago, died in Emer- gency Hospital Saturday. He lived at 3900 Fourteenth street. He was a member of the District Bar Association, & past president of the American-Hellenic Professional Society and a past president of the Board of Trustees of St. Sophia’s. —_— In Memortam, BURGESS. HERMAN ELMER. In sad but loving _memory of our _dear. son. and brother "HERMAN EIMER" BURGESS. sed away eig 4 Gy, Becember B, Toqacen Tears aso Little did we think when leaving home That he would never return. That he 5o oon in death would slecp And Jeave s here o mourn. No one knows how we miss No one knows the bitter flllll We have sufered since we lost you— Life has never been the same. THE PAMIL BURTON, ANNA. In sad but lnmu n‘ membrance of my wife and our dear her. ANN. who _passed December May she rest in peace. Al eoulF' In and bu;lo;\enl remexél.- ance of our dear AL CLARK. 'who departed this life "eight vears ago today. December 8. Beautitul memorlel of one so dur We, all cherished with love 8o sincere. A day that comes with sad regret And one that we will never forget. HER DEVOTED CHILD} - DEUTSCH. BENJAMIN L. A tribute of love {o,she memor of our dear husband and father. BENJAMIN DEUTSCH. who de- 3"‘,:‘ this lite one year azo ‘ioday, De- ember P'! H’AZ!L AND DAUGHTER. FOWIJ:I. CflAlLl! In sad but loving memory of our dear son. CHARLES FOWLER. who passed_away seven years ago today, December 8, 1929. Nothing can ever take away The love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near. HIS MOTHER AND FATHER, CHARLES AND MAMIE FOWLER. GILL, ALEXANDER L. In loving memory of our devoted husband and father. ALEXANDER L. GILL. who departed this life one year ‘afo today. December 8 THE FAMILY. HANE! WILLIAM H. In loyving remem- brance of my dear brother. ANEY. who departed this I"e‘t'dvl 2 ay. December 24 years ago mber 8. 33 JACKSON, LAVINIA. our dear mother who departed mu me Iunrteen years ago ay. At_home in !ha bemnm cny of God, By the river of rest Some d!v some time. wl en nur task is In lnvln: ‘memory of JACKSON. with fg mother dear. we will meet DEVOTED, SHILDREN, ALBERTA . EMMA AND LAUGHLIN. MARTHA M. Sacred to_the oemory ot ouk beloved mother. MARTHA M. LAUGHLIN. who passed away nine years ago today. December 8. HER CH! 1927 TLDREN. NEITZEY, WALLACE D. In loving remem- brance of our dear father. WALLACE D. NEIT who departed this life five years ago today. December 8. 1931, SR e valley of 3 Some dly some time. when our task is don Wi hall meet father there. i Sor we “LOVING CHILDREN. * PARKER. FLORENCE SCOTT. Sacred to the precious memory of my, devoted d.h“'m“ d an !he great beyond who ~ passet elthl&en years ago December 8, The ears have rolled by with thelr loss and their gains. We strive not to stay them the while; s:g; in my e glc:nwde ’l:‘fll.l’l;lfi . sweet face our gentle. sWi 4 & RIESTERER. PEARL DONNA. loving remembrance of our ds angels took t'en" years ao today. De- cember 8. Gone huv. not forgotten. \THER. PEARL AND XOWRAD mu'rmn WARE, parted this life De- ctmber AT, 3675 Jears axo, HA WAFE. She was a loving mother. Forget you I can never. £is7In Vain' for me to try. T wil hink of you forever And love you until I die. B e, shen e gy P B Nk E E E Hu‘uh, 30 UID. NOSE_ Minutes COLDS m No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. MRS. ALAN C. KELTON BURIED IN ARLINGTON ‘Widow of Marine Corps Colonel Was Aunt of Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley. Burial services were held yesterday in Arlington National Cemetery for Mrs. Alan Cunningham Kelton, 87, who died last Wednesday in Bristol, N. H. Rev. Dr. John C. Palmer ofi- ciated. Mrs. Kelton was the widow of Col. Kelton, U. 8. M. C,, and a sister of the late Rear Admiral Albert Dillingham and the late Mrs. Joseph B. Murdock. Her husband was a brother of thel late Brig. Gen. John C. Kelton, adju- tant general of the Army, whose widow lives here at 1827 Kalorama road. Mrs. Kelton is survived by a daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles T. Owens, wife of Capt. Owens, U. S. N, retired, of Bristol, N. H. Mrs. Kelton was an sunt of Mrs. Harvey W. Wiley, 2345 Ashmead place, MRS. WHITSIDE, 91, DIES IN HOSPITA Widow of General Succumbs After Suffering Injuries in Fall. Mrs. Carrie McGavock Whitside, 91, widow of Gen. Samuel Marmaduke ‘Whitside, died yesterday in Walter Reed Hospital, where she had been taken last Tuesday after breaking her hip in a fall at a nursing home. Mrs. Whitside, who had lived here for many years, was a native of Nash- ville, Tenn., the daughter of the late David and Caroline Pugsley McGavock. She married Gen. Whitside in 1868 and spent many years with him in Western frontier garrisons. Gen. Whitside was a military governor in Cuba during the American occupation following the Spanish-American War. Surviving Mrs. Whitside are a son, Col. W. W. Whitside, U. 8. A., sta- tioned at Front Royal, Va.; a daugh- ter, Mrs. Archie Miller, 2101 8 street; two grandsons, Lieut. W. W. Whitside, jr, U. 8. N, and Lieut. Whitside Miller, Cavalry, U. 8. A.; three grand- daughters, Mrs. W. A. Samouce, Mrs. Carroll Tyler and Mrs. Robert Burns, and three great-grandsons. Funeral services will be held Thurs- day at All Souls' Episcopal Church, | with Rev. Dr. H. H. D. Sterrett offi- ciating. The hour of the funeral is to be announced later. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. i FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR MRS. JESSIE KNAPP Widow of Wisconsin Lumberman Dies at Home Here at Age of 80. Mrs. Jessie Thomas Knapp, 80, widow of Henry E. Knapp, died yes- terday after a long illness at her home, in the Wardman Park Hotel. Mrs. Knapp's husband, who died in July, 1932, at one time was & promi- nent Wisconsin lumberman. He had retired many years ago. She and her husband had traveled extensivelyy but had spent the greater part of their time in Washington since coming here abut 10 years ago. Among her survivors is a brother, David Thomas, of California. Funeral services are being held to- day at Gawler's chapel, 1750 Penn- sylvania avenue. Burial will be private. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! For a Regular $150 Puneral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 $1 a Week Pays Demonstrators at thisattractive ' 10°W FOR CHEVRO b FUNERAL RITES SET FOR DR. 0. L. FASSIG Retired Weather Bureau Meteor- ologist to Be Buried in Baltimore. Funeral services for Dr. Oliver L. Passig, 76, retired Weather Bureau meteorologist, will be held at 11 am. tomorrow in Christ Episcopal Church, QGeorgetown. Dr. J. G. Armstrong, rector, will officiate. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore. Dr. Fassig died Sunday night in Emergency Hospital, where he had been under treatment since being knocked down by an automobile in the 4700 block of Connecticut avenue on November 20. He was retired from the Weather Bureau in 1932, his last position there being chief of the Division of Clima- tology. From 1919 to 1930 he had been in charge of the Weather Bureau’s West Indian and Caribbean service, He began work with the buresu in 1883. lnrecgnlyemm Fassig had been orking on a book to be published on Lhe climate of Puerto Rico. He was a member of many scientific organiza- tions and had written extensively on scientific subjects. Since his retire- ment from the Weather Bureau he had been research associate of the Blue Hill Observatory of Harvard Univer- sity. Baptist Service Postponed. The installation of Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden as pastor of the First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and O streets, has been postponed from to- morrow until Wednesday, December 16. The installatior service will be followed by a reception at the church in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Pruden. (edar Hill o W. W. Chambers Here is the LARGEST UN- DERTAKER WASHING. TON and one of the LARG- EST IN THE WORLD. WHEN YOU SELECT YOU HAVE THE Bi@ FIRM IN UNDERTAKING THINK OF THIS FuRERAL Fon *79 Others $95, $125. $150, $165 Up. THINK THIS ONE OVER! A CEMETERY PLOT COMPLETE—Low as 325 For Funeral Service Coasult CHAMBERS First World Famous Undertaker 3 FUNERAL HOMES 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phone Columbia 0433 517 ELEVENTH ST. SR Phone ATiantle 6708 918 CLEVELAND AVE. RIVERDALE, MD. Near Hyatieville. Md. Phene Greenwood 1221 e » 1239 6 St. Cor. 13th LET AND PONTIAC - lemember. T FORGOTTEN CHILD! * ELEVEN THEATERS Warner Bros. downtown and neighborhood houses have planned elaborate special toy matinees . . . FIVE NIGHT CLUBS The Shoreham and Raleigh Hotels, the Russian Club Troika, the Heigh-Ho and the Volga Boatman have planned toy parties . . . TWO RADIO STATIONS WRC and WMAL of The National Broadcasting Company are broadcasting a series of programs featuring stars of the stage, screen and air . . . to entertain you and remind you that the poor and the mneedy of Washington need your help this Christmas... Bring a new toy or a new article of clothing as your price of ad- mission to any one of the 11 Warner Bros. Theaters where toy matinees will be held on Saturday, December 19th. Or if you can’t attend send a gift. Bring or send non-perishable food Christmas Baskets or any other gifts to the police de- partment’s food headquarters in the Old National Hotel at Sixth and Pennsylvania avenue or to any police precinct. "Bring Dolls to Hittenmark’s Doll House at Fourteenth & F Sts. Federal employes in all branches of the Government have joined forces with The Evening Star, Warner Bros.,, The National Broadcasting Company, The Metropolitan Police Department and The Parent-Teacher Association to make this a Merry Christmas for ALL Washington. Full Details Daily in @he Zoening Star