Evening Star Newspaper, December 27, 1936, Page 10

Gard nt Thanks. nfi JEwEL 3. titude to h.f lends d hbo! l r th indness an !"‘ n:;l:".r‘l a‘!mu' E‘ 1llness cnd at MRS, MILLICENT ADAMS, Braths. ACKMAN, MINNIE, On Thursday, Decem- ber 24,1036, at the LS T8 Bier ot s i Py v fon Rekman: Bervices .zuz'n"a'? “"mn funeral home. ZB() ber 28, - Helativu 4 Trlends invited, J.nurmem- menwnoa Cemetery. ISRAEL. On Friday. .&cr 25, mso a5 his rest residence, $60 Db n I8RA] CH, 60 nie years o( ue husband or h ach gu:zr ‘ol )m‘u son BnunnM Al n:{g'r'-ch and Miss ch':" Rulhlbchrlch 1 from the "chapel ?gi:ukymsnndu. December "27.,,at BOSS, WILLIAM A. On Thursds ber 24 1036." at Georseiown Uni- Tepeity Roapits loved husband of Aitce B J._Grahame Walker and gu T O raham Buis. | Services at ‘the H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001, 14th . n.W.._on Monday, D Pishse omit Howers. Interment &RiWood Cemetery. BOYLE. JOHN. On Priday. December 25. e JOHN 1d at 9:30 December thence to Catholie Chrch.” Conn. n.w.. where mass will be Tnterment Drivate. ay. December ES. On Frida: his_residence. 200 N _st. JAMES BROOKS. devoted father- w of Mrs, Edith Brooks tives and friends mains vesting at the W. Emest Jarvia fuperal church, 1432 st. until Sunday at 5 p.m.; threnI!!r “ his llle gesidence, Puneral ‘Tuesday. December 20, at 1:3 mzm the Meilronolitlg 5 sts._n. C. Smith Ciating * Tnterinen: Harmony Ccmgg§ry. BROOKS. SOPHIA. Departed this life on Saturday. Decem Bibon court 5., SOPHTA devoted mother of Mrs. Jos- ephine Harris. Dennis Chew. Ida and She also leaves nther Remains Rhines_funeral ghabel, ird and Eve sts. s.W. Notieg of funeral later. i e v MJIANE DAR})‘EN BURCH. riington. Va. neral services S H. Hines Co neral home. 561" st. n.w.. day. December 10 S Tater: ment Norfolk. Va. ETTE., COLUMBIA. On Thu emh!r 24, 1036, at_the home or het lhtar, Ly‘rlf Urner Purdum, Dnmn- M A s 5150 siirvived by her son. Eatl Bumme ot Sykesville. Md. Funeral from ;ealdence nt her daughter, Mrl Umer erdum. af, Damascus, Md.. o Sunday, ember 1:30 owara. Chadel Cemetery: BURWELL, EMMA S. On Friday. Decem- . 1936, at 'the rmdenu of her - 1784 T s Mrs. EMMA 3 RWELL. ‘Ido'l of lhr late Henry D. Bur-en and_beloved mother of Mrs. ma Brooks. Mrs. Estelle Brown. Mrs. STie Toodle, Mis, Mariha Les and Drs fonso and James Burwell and Horace Burwell. Remains_resting at the cGuire funeral home. 1820 9th st. "'I" cAlhEY ROBERT. On Friday. Dmmbe 5. at his residence. 404 O st. ROBERT CARNEY. devoted hus- &nd of_Daisy Carney. father of Queen ther, Effie. Augustus and James Car- He also leaves other relatives and Lflendt Remains resting at the nest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You al Monday. Décember 28 om the above funeral ‘Il\ll‘fllA L. On_ December 4 her residence, 110 Calvert Body resting at the Tabler funeral home, 4217 9th st. n.w.. on Sunday. December 2717 gervices Wili be held at th ville Methodist Church. Pennsville. N. on December 28 at 12 noon. CHANDLER. EFFIE. Departed this me ghursday, December 26, 1936, at 1 pm.. IDLER. She leuves to mourn Their loes a Gevoted Tather and mother: Mr. Zenus and Mrs. Dillie Chandler: five _brother: ree _sisters. several punts and 8 host of other relatives and Remains at Walter E. Hunter's. 3 Nichols ave. se.: .. eou.msA JHOMAS F. On Thursday. De. at his residenre 1146 Srorvara e m THOMAS F GO Deloved husband of Ide L. Collins, Mains resting st the Hinés Co. Tinera Tome. 3o0i"Sath & Fu- ber fhence to-the Shrie of (He Secred }'cart Church. where mass will be sajd at 0 a.m. Tterment Glenwood Cemeters. %7 ;. WILLIAM L. On Thursdey, o his Sexidencs. 140 . CROWLEY. be- Funeral will be held from the above resi- Qence on Monday. December, 2. i a.m. Requiem mass at St Joseph's Church_at 9 am._ Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.” (Bangor. Me.. papers please copy.) CEOWLEY. WILLIAM L. Mmbers of Po- tomac Council. No. K. of C.. are hereby notified of the death of Brother WILLIAM L. CROWLEY on Thursday. De- cember 24. 1936, All mem- bers_of Potcmac’ Council are urgently requested to assemble at_his_late residence. 149 C !t Sunday, December 27, at 8 p.m.. or rayers for ‘ihe repose of his soul. CHARLES J. CONSIDINE. G. K. 27 Departed thh life LANEY. SUSAN. oE 5 er 241040, atter a Thursdsy. Decemb iliness. SUSAN " DE ]e s to mourn their loss three devoted sons, William. Arthur and Frank De- lancy. and a host of other relatives an Ariends. Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' iuncral home. 614 4th st. v Fhere funeral services will be held Monday. December 28, at 1 P.m.. Rev. 3 Herbért omcinting. DELANEY. SUSAN. The Young Ladies’ Brilliant_Star Benevolent Association is hereby notifying its officers and mem- bers to tend the funeral of Mrs. SUSAN DELANEY. Monday, December 281936, at 1 from’ Barnes & Matthews: funeral home. 614 4th st. s.W. JENNIE B Pres. *MRS. INEZ CLOMAX. Secy. DENBROEDER, RAYMOND H. Suddenly. on Thursday, December 24. 1036, RAY- JROEDER. beloved hus- vu&' of. thtll; g R Donoeder and brother t Yessie MeGivpon. and Henry ‘Denbroeder. ~Services at the §. H. Hines +Co. funeral hnme 2901 14th st. nw.. on Monday. T 28, at 0_b.m. ‘Relatives ‘and friends nvited. jinter -ment Arlington National Cemeter. DENBROEDER. RAYMOND H. A snechu “communication of Hiram Lodge. No. 10, . M. will be held at ic “Temple. 1ith N. Y. i ;Monday. Decem| ‘a.m.. for the purpese of attending the Juneral of our late brother. RAYMOND :H. DENBROEDE! unnoEnEL IAY mbers of the Wuhmnan polite Pos: Inc . _the Am?rlcg‘: Do informed dum "of* Comrade RAYMOND H. . December . RO Legion services at 8 p.m. December the 8. H. Hines Co. funeral home: 901 “L4th st. now. Funeral at 13:50 December 28. Interment at Ar- mm National Cemetery. E. FUDETTS. Post Commander, " mARY G, "RRUE. Post Adiatane: DICKERSON, MARY F. On Saturday. De- cember 26, 1936, at her residence. 8750 airfax rd. Bethesda, MARY F. e beloved wife of ?rln gl D oot vog. "o ther of Jane ickerson and dsughter of Fri 2 ‘"sv secnhuwe Funeral services n‘g ! Chapin_st. n.w. m at 8 D.m. Relatives a mends are ln{’emenl Kensico Cametfiry. DIGGS. JUANITA MAIDEN, life Saturday. December 26. 1036, at her . Tesidence. 95 6th_st. A { MAIDEN DIGGS. 8he was the daugh- . ter of Nwml -nd lz'll Ilgl‘lntn. She glso John arted this Gaenicr. Evon Dises. s ou "ot Other relatives and friends. No- of funeral later. mrmm DIRECTORS. h F. Birch’s Sons g-!!fl.. 898 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Riirening* "W NAtional 2473 {WILLIAM H. SCOTT Sth Bt. 8.8 Linocoln 0830, VL SPEARE 0. the nor connected with Fflfi&fl gl. E'.W. :_J. William Lee’s Sons Qo. ¢ TCrematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 8300 FUNERAL DESIGNS. : GEO C. SHAFFER T dite. Cor. 14th & Eye ), Floral Pisses}- NAtional 4378 ] Evenings 4nd Sundays 1313 P B AW. Brafln. h‘ifl ‘ 32;’%“! I.fl'l nnm Do ster, ey ieral Bervices at 3&&‘"" S Envach Bt sts. ; he‘l’l w'flm 'm be bt IN. iy e 26, nsa town. vmvenny nnlvlt-! B on Va. i :‘&mz.ae...,m. etery, Falls Tison), Bie™s aiso .umm ny o a.u‘ “"i ol son. a_s r and eral For S e mnera Go. South. 5)7 llth st Monday, ‘December o tives and friends Tneited to aitend. terment Glenwood Cemetery. 28 Vn\ed friend, Miss Mary_Lee. nnd ot er rela d friends. Remains restin at _the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, ard andEve sts. sw., untll 10 a.m. . Sun- s December at 1 p. Tington National Cemetery. GARNETTE, ANNIE, Denarted this life iday. December 15, 1036, atter o brief Tiacsy: RANTE GARNETTE. ® She lea to muum thelr l Teiatives and. friends. T at Barnes & Nstinews - Tunetal home. 614 4th st s.w.. where funera fce: ill be held Monday, December 28 at Rev. Herbert officiating. ~ Inier: Ricnt Rosemont Cemetery. GRAY. WILLIAM. = Departed this life on Thursday. Deceémber 24. 1036 at his Tesldence. 210 0th st se. GRAY. beloved husband of Jounh\ne Gray and loving father of Mrs. Jessie E. Brown. He also leaves two brothers other relatives and friends. Funefal from the above residence on Monday. December 8. at .30 am.: thence 1o 8t. Cypri Church. 13th and C. 6. Ghere reauiem mass Will, be offeredi a a.m. for the repose of his_soul. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 27* GREEN. MAE, on Thursday, December )36, at Gollinger Hospital iter & Brief MAE, the beloved wife of Winheld Gréen of 5320 Bell biace north- east. Also surviving are one sister. two aunts. several nieces and nephews lnd many’ other relatives and friends. mains resting at Henry S. Washington = Sons’ funzu jome. n.e. but may be vne'ed only at her late residence after 10 am. Sunday, 1 aptist cm‘x'rch. Soottsylvania Co. Interment_ in family cemetery. 27¢ . LOUISE CHARLOTTE. = on Satur- 6. LOUISE CHAR- e of the late Carl late residence. e D.e._on Monday, Decem) Relatives and friends_invited Inferment Prospect Hill Cemetery. & HAM, EUNICE ROWE. On Saturday. De cember 26. 1936, at Georgetown Uni- versity Hospital. EUNICE ROWE HAM. rvices will be held at her late resi- lence 2401 Calyert . nw. on Tues- day. December 10 am. Inter- et Mount Glivet Cometers. 28 HAWKES. ADDIE B. M. On Saturday, De cember at her residence. 1308 South Carolna ave. 've. ADDIE BL A HA loving wife of the late Rev. GRS Hawkes. " She 2lso leaves other relatives 'and many friends. Funeral from the above residence Tuesday. De- cember 29. at 1 p.m. Interment Wo lawn Cemetery. "Arfangements by J " Rhines Co. 27 NORMAN T. On Thursday. Decem- er 24 0, at his residence River Tord Bladensburz, Md. NORMAN T. AL Delocea son of ary Rl Nne Nargle) and the late Henry Hill. Re- mains yesting st Gasch's funeral home, 46 Ma. Funeral to St. Jerome’s Catholic Church. Hyatts- ille. Md, where mass Will be said at . Interment Evergreen Cemetery near Bladensburg. 27 CE W. On FPriday. eml 1936, at Freedmen's Hos- P CLARENCE W, JOHNSON. Re- Fraziel's funeral home Notice !uner.l KINGSLEY. CARRIE MAY. _on snnrd-y December, 20, 1 am.. at her st S aiThersbure. B A v "KINGSLEY - Ihee the_beloved wife of Harold . Kingsléy. Funeral services at the ve, Iesidénce ‘on Monday. December t D.m. Interment Forest Oak LAWRIE, MN\I! QTROTHEB.S On Wed- nesday, December 3. 126 Ran- orph. Bl hw T MINNIE OTHERS LAWRIE. wife of the late George W. Lawrie and loving daughter of Maggie M. Strothers. leaves to_mourn their loss one sunt. Georgiana Taylor: two uncles. Willilam B. Hawkins and Frank Hawkins, and a_host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home Dow. Funeral Tugsday December 0 p.m_ from the Metrobolitan A E Zlon Wesley Church s.W.. d ang sts. nmclmnx Intérment Harmony Cemer 28 LEITHEISEI. 'MINNII suddenly. on Pri- day. _December 1936, 'MINNIE LETTHEISER, wife of the late Frederick M. Leitheiser. Funeral services at the 8. funeral _home, 2901 n_Monday. December 28, at Interment Rock Creek Cem:zuy 27 LEM! HELEN. On Friday. December o HELEN. The hatovsd sister of David Lemmon. = Funeral services at John R. Wright's funeral parlors. 1337 10th St nw Bunday eveming. December o7 at 8 o'clock, . Burial at Larane Cemetery; Baltimore, Md.. Monday at 1 p.m. 27 On Fri . Linquist (nee Lau: Funeral from (he -bo Tesidence “on Mondsy. Decemi at B30 aom.: thence 0 St Anchony's Cath: olic Chnren, yhere mass will be offered at for the repose of his soul. Relativel and friends invited. Interment Prowect Hill Cemetery. LUCAS, MARY E. ‘mlu‘rfi‘unduHDccem- 2 al allinger Hospital. MARY E. LUCAS, wift of the Iate Clat: ence Lucas, devoted sister of Mrs. Ber- tha Davis. ' She also leaves many other relatives and friends. = Remaing resting ohi Rhines funeral chapel 3 St S a4 D e urday: thereafter at her late residenc 133 D st. s.e.. until 3 p.m. Sunday, De- gember 27 thience to Mount Airy s-nun Church.”North c-m sts, Where body will e 1n state. untit tunenl time. Funeral Sunday. December 27, e 2 AR S erment Lincoln Memor! metery on Monday. 27 MANSFIELD, JULIA E. On Friday, De- gember 25. 1046, at her residence. 1316 E st pe; JULIA B MANSFIELD, belove aunt of Justin W. Swal neral from W. W. Chambers Co.'s Sobth- gast funeral home. 517 11th 3t s o ond-v. December at a. 4 Trrends. imvited to sriead. i mmem Congressional Cemetery. = 28 Departed this LUCILLI e Pfldny‘ December 25.° 1936. LU. of tuneral hexnflt MELCHOR. FRANK] Fraay - Decomper 55, short iliness, He leaves to mourn r 1 Bite Marths A Merenar Melchor rtle " Hol onlwn Wfll daughter snd & Departed this I.lle ter " Dgst of 1 Re. al) th t Bl-fll Fineral home. 814 S1h o e Hortoe of funeral later. MILLS. u;ur&EF&E!"°n5r e eron). sabove rendnnu on 'nu.du Dece rwh. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Pl “flflf‘ofi"':’u?fi'm g comber 26, 8¢ Gallinger How AN from rnneu Tuneral )m?n‘e. a‘ng n.¥, Interment Lincoln Memot oN., CLARA e 850, OLaRSy. 0 mx&v:d wite' of Oiver Nich Ber 27 at 1 o'clock 3. m (rom %' 2000 R‘l?mrel flz lfl ¢l invited. e Arnon Chapel. V. 37 Ol LIVER. ‘.Arlm Cm': ey fan husband hron\e.r‘ of u?.w;ux." E%E%fi ) THE SUNDAY: " ST. RITES FOR MRS. FISHER By a Staft Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., December 26.— Puneral services for Mrs. Elizabeth L. Pisher, wife of former Mayor Thomas h idence, Branch E. ROWE, beloved hust Rowe (nee Hurdle) and urch, ass mu be sal his soul. Mlt\'el lfl Interment Fort Lincoln mflfl:rl ml On l'Dvelviember 24, 1936, in his [LLIAM DI e late Friscilia ie Barcn Der Rty ITIAHII. PATRICIA l. On_Saturday, 3 PATR ICIA DESRMER. “the beloved dausher o Catherine ‘and Bela Stramer. Funeral the W. Chaml Oo. 1u- ome. on . December 11 am. ¥ lllvu lnd Xl’l’ndl ln anlted. 2 TAGUE, CARO SUE. On Prids gembe :{«. ot her residence. b Lane. sx ver Spring. Md. CARO; LY SUE TAGUE. aged 6y belo d Arlington National Cemetery. TRAYNHAM. HENRY, Depmed O.hll suddenly. on Prida: mber 2t his residence, 503 !ye st. 8.4 TRAYNHAM. _He leaves to mourn their cph Traynham 193 i ) 4 loss_one brother. Ji Bittsburgh, Pa: one sister-) 58 Luc: resting at c-mvbeln ineral th st. Notice c! lu- on P bome I.D 56 “Xorth - 2nd st z 1§ Reennes, 2. or! 2n l WILLARD SHERM. RELL, vl ? Mo iveD 1 s gity for & Bumber o Jears with his saters. Mrs Marcus wis Mount Pleuw e A b bt oAt ols forter. o Funcral urv\eel 0% Medors. Ind. Mon® day, December 28, 8t 3 p.m. WALLEY. JOHN_TOWNSEND. Suddeniy on Baturday. December 26 1030 HN SEND W, Y. beloved hlxlbllld i Rema e W, W. chnmben Co. funeral home, ]400 Chapin st. n.w. Funeral services at the aboye fune 1 home on Monday, December 2:30 pm. Relatives ne ™ iends " ate invited. . Toterment ‘Washington Memorial Park Cemetery. WARD. WILBUR, = On Frid 25. 1938, Montgomery ‘Coun T s S ¥ WitBUR WAKD. " thie ‘beloved 30 of'J. Garnet and Orids King Ward of g\unclgl A 1 gzmnlnl resting : e onial fuferal home of o bon FusmoRrey. Rockville. Md . Funeral services at the ahove funeral ‘home Sun- da. Inter- at 3 Short Darhestown Presbyterian Church Cemetery. 'IAV!I IYDIA. On 'flmrldly Decem= 19: Preedmen's Hospital. LYDXA W!AV!.'R. beloved wife of the late Stacey Weaver. loving ul!lu’ of Louise Moxley. Ella Butler aha Helen Hervert. sister-in-law of Ro- wena Barnwell. She also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 2 You st. n.w.. until 11 a.m. Sunday: thereafter at lier late resigence. 1115 8 Funeral, Monday. 28, tom the ‘Metropoil Baotist Church, K st between 12th and 1ith sts. n.w.. Rev. E. C. Smith officiat- ing. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 27 WOLFF. GEORGE A, On Fridsy, Decem. ber GEQRGE A. WOLFF. the beloved Rusband of Nannic J. Wolff. ‘He is also survived by three daughters and two sons. Funeral from the W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th at. se. oo Monday. December 28, at 11 am.’ Relatives and friends invited to aitend. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 27 In Memoriam. BURROCUGHS. RUSSELL. In loving mem: ory of my beloved son. RUSSZLL BUR. ROUGHS. who nuued nwu one_veal ago. December 2 uo’xm DAVIS. JEREMIAH. loving mem- ory of s dear hush-na nna futher. MIAH DAVIS, ho departed ‘this life oe year aso today, December 27, 'nw e paln of death is passed, and_sorrow cea: Lt o wartary Closed” at last. His soul is found in_peac: FAMILY. POLLARD. RICHARD H. A tribute of love to the ‘memory of our devoted cousin and friend. RICHARD H. POLLARD. who lm S today, December When days are dark and friends But we lost our best Dal’ when we lost LILIAN V. SMITH AND FRIEND. * WHIPP. BRYAN V, 1In sad and loving re- nce_of $our brother and _son. BETAN ¥ WRIPE who pa year ago today. December Degr Brsan is sleeping, ree fro © wake him not, o Bwect “spirit, to suffer again. He_slumbers so soundly, O let him sleep on: Hig sickness is ended d his troubles are gone. m the graveyard. softly sleeping. cre the trees 5o gently waw Lies the one we loved so dearly In his lonely. silent grave. How sweet to steal away from strife And sleep on nature's breast. To,leave & weary. troubled life And 20 'to endless rest R. _ SISTERS FWER‘ GEORGE W. WHIPP AN‘D WHITE, EARAH ESTELL, I my “loving _sister. WHITE. who died onn]yg‘lb\' sgo last Thursday, December 28 Dear sister. one year ago the Plthcr O _how I miss He knew best above called you hom you, dear heart. Treasured thoushts often brine & stlent Thoughts ret: Time rolls ‘ot bt memory Taste In memo Furhorst Funeral Director (C. 8. ZURHORST, JE.) ESTAB. 185 301 East Capitol St. Lin. 0468 Lin. 0373 for the C. o.o.cmp.npu. Company 1360, Washington, D. Nanu-wwcmmauév Parlors and Chapels’ Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. The Finest FUNERAL SERVICE d nfi%fi vmmmmw w. WARRBN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th Se. N.W. Col. 0464 ELISHA D. HUBBARD DIES AT AGE OF % Connecticut Gentleman Farmer Was Husband of Muriel McCormick. By the Associated Press. MIDDLETOWN, Conn., December 26.—Elisha Dyer Hubbard, descendant & brother of E. Kent Hubbard, pred- dent of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut, succumbed to a long iliness at his estate, Lone Tree Farm. Born in Chicago, January 21, 1878, Hubbard came to Middletown, which was founded by his ancestors, as & small boy, His father, the late Elijah K. Hubbard, was & widely known Mid- dletown banker. After completing his education at B8t. Mark’s School, Southboro, Mass., Hubbard worked for a brief period in ‘Wall Street and then returned to Mid- dletown to follow his interest in agri- culture on his estate here. He enlist- ed with the Yale Mobile Unit, Ambu- lance Corps, which served with dis- tinction under fire in France. His marriage to Miss McCormick, & member of the wealthy Chicago fam- ily, took place at Bar Harbor, Me., on September 10, 1931. Two sisters, Mrs. Clarence S. Wadsworth of Middletown and Mrs. Carl S. Stillman of Welles- ley, Mass., survive in addition to his widow and brother, 5 FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR WILLIAM BOSS Burial in Glenwood Cemetery for Realty Firm Official, Killed in Accident. Puneral®services for William A. Boss, 59, vice president of the Waggaman & Brawner Realty Co. who was killed Thursday in an automobile accident, will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the S. H. Hines funeral establishment, 2901 Fourteenth street. Rev. Henry T. Cocke, rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Mr. Boss, who lived at 5404 Thirty- ninth street, was on his way to Arling- ton Cemetery to place flowers on the graves of his wife's father and mother when his coupe was in collision with & truck at Forty-first and Webster streets. His wife, Mrs. Alice P. Boss, and sister-in-law, Miss Caroline B. Parker, who were riding with him, were injured in the crash. Born in Washington August 8, 1877, and educated in the public schools, Mr. Boss had been in the real estate business for 40 years. He was the son of the late Charles S. and Helen Pauline Boss, Besides his widow he is survived by @ sister, Mrs. Helen M. Boss of the Public Health Service, and two broth- ers, Harry K. Boss of Boss & Phelps, and Richard Lewis Boss, affiliated with Randall H. Hagner & Co. - German chemical manufacturers are touring Séuth America Since 1884 FUNERALS Complete Range From We render the same care- ful and efficien: service re- gardless of price. n Co. Thos. S. Sergeo (Willson K. Huntemann, successor) FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1011 Seventh Street N.W. Phone NAtional 1090 Ambulance—City Calls, $3 LONG ILLNESS FATAL _TO MRS. EUNICE R. HAM Former U, 8. Worker and Widow of Hotel Man Dies in G. U. was formerly employed in the office wmmm“mm Mrs. Ham was the widow of Richard M. Ham, who was associated with the Normandie and old Shoreham Hotels for many years, and later with the Belvue Stratford Hotel in Phila- delphia and the Cape May Hotel. He died in 1913. Her !’lfil. WIIlhll Rowe, was con- struction fleld here. Surviving are three sons, Richard M., safety director of the District Mo- tor Club of the American Automobile Association; William R. and G Allen, and & dnulhter, Margaret Eunice. unr}w will be held Tues- day morning at the home following [ mass. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. MRS. GEORGE N. MORGAN DIES IN CONNECTICUT Wife of Retired Banker and Daughter of Powder Co. Founder Was 58, By the Associated Press. GREENWICH, Conn., December 26. Mrs. George Noyes Morgan, wife of a retired Pittsburgh banker and daughter of a powder manufacturer, died at her home late today. She was 58 years old. Mrs. Morgan, s native of Scranton, Pa., had been ill since Thursday with bronchial pneumonis. She was the daughter of the late Col. Henry M. Boies, who was a mem« ber of Laflin, Boies & Turck of Scran- ton, powder manufacturers, president W. W. Chambers Here is the LARGEST UN- DERTAKER in WASHING- TON and one of the LARG- EST IN THE WORLD. WHEN YOU SELECT "YOU HAVE THE Bl FIRM IN UNDERTAKING THINK OF THIS A COMPLETE FUNERAL FOR s75 Others $95, $125, $150, $165 Up. THINK THIS ONE OVER! A CEMETERY PLOT ;25 COMPLETE—Low as For Funeral Service Censult CHAMBERS First World Famous Undertaker 3 FUNERAL HOMES 1400 CHAPIN ST. N.W. Phone Columbis 0433 517 ELEVENTE ST. SX. Phene ATlantie 6700 918 CLEVELAND AVE. RIVERDALE, MD. Near Hyattsville, Md. A Personal Service To families of every creed and in every walk of life the WM. H. 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