Alfred Johnson, Capt. and Mrs. Matthew # BORN. DIED. T. Cross And Mrs.Harrison Glennon. I AGAINST DISCRIMINATION 1USHONG. fin Tueaday. February rt. 1917. to XcHUGH. On Thurnday, February 8. 1»17, "<$ta$dard" a Mrs. E. has canceled I Charles E. and T'ndril Holland. Bushong. CHAKI.KS H. Joseph Thropp % son. HOLLAND HUSHONG. Funeral services HITTING WOMAN CLERKS all of her JAQUEL1N Monday. February 12, at 1 f».n> . Kitchen Sinks engagements for the present. 11GTOWITNESS at 2342 13th street northwest. v|jLnn owing to the death at Paris of Mrs. Interment Beach Grant. MARRIED. private. 11 Board of .Federal Union IUGHES.HICKEY. At Alexandria. Vi. NELSON. I I Employes' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Campbell Gra'ef 1917. RICHARD C. HUGHES and Departed ibis life Tuesday. February entertained at dinner last evening. Miss T. FebruaryJ. 1917. at 9:30 a.m.. at the residence of Iter > Takes Action on Question.For THE INAUGURATION ISABEL HICKEY. mother. Mary Wright, 29 Pomeroy road KATE NELSON, mister of Lucy 8imnaou'heast,*. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. McConihe Susie Retirement System. hosts at at DIED. Wright Walker and John Wright. w^re dinner last evening Funeral Sunday. February it. «t l p.m.. from I (§OCr their residence in Q street, later going kNDERSON. Suddenly. <.n Saturday. February Macedonia Baptist Church. Iter. Williams, ham, Mrs. K. \V. Cole, Mrs. Thomas B. on with their to the reception lu. 1917. at r» a.m., of pneumonia. W. Mrs. Lansing Entertaining at Tea Stil guests Qiovernors of Louisiana and beloved of Sadie pastor. Relatives aud friends invited. 11* Disapproval of discrimination against Dunn, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, Mrs. given by Representative and Mrs. ANDERSON, husband WALliACE Hutchins, Mrs. Harry H. Rousseau. sonFlood at the Pan-American building. Hart Anderson. women in the government service in the This Afternoon for Amherst Mrs. H. Tudor B. Mrs. Milton C. 'Mineral from the residence of her mother. *6 I NOXES. On Friday. February ltt7. Harris, Their guests were the assistant South to Attend street northwest. Notion of funeral hereafter. H. NOKES, beloved husband of FREDERICKHaiti* matter of appointment or promotion was Elliott, Mrs. Alexander Gait, Mrs. of the State and Mrs. Carolina, O. Nokea (nee Alumni and Wives. Thomas Mrs. Department solicitor (Bennington, vt.: Des Moines. Iowa, and Burgess». last by the board of C. Dawson, Mrs. French, Hampson Gary, Admiral and Mrs. Schenectady, N. Y., papers please ropy.) 12 Funeral on Monday, February 12. at 2:30 p.m.. given night Mrs. Malcolm S. from liis late 2127 the B'ederal McReynolds, McConihe, R. Harris. Mr. and Mrs. MiltonFredericC. President's Installation. residence. 15th street south of Employes'representatives Mrs. Archibald Grade, Mrs. Loren Elliott. Mrs. John W. and Mr. JkJTKENHEAD.' On February 10. east. Relatives and friends invited To attend. Wright Saturday. Interment at M have a Louse to \ Union, at a meeting held in the at Luncheon. Johnson, Mrs. Medorem Crawford. Mrs. and Mrs. Walter S. Penfteld. 1917. WILFRED C. AITKENHEAD. Remain* Congressional cemetery. 11* ijou Mrs. Burleson Hostess Horace G. Macfarland and Mrs. J. W. iit T. A. Costello's undertaking establishment. JF it witL a petual Building Hall, 11th and E streets rent, e09 4i)lh street northeast. Al.lt out and of and Mrs. held last at the of George. Treneta Brown, Mrs. G. A. Thomas, increased rental. women should have equal p^y for equal to the suburbs this morningmotoreddaughter Representative evening workshop a,dded to the list of state executives Ethel Harris and Margret Barber, PRATHER. probably James Young of Texas was hostess at the Drama League Players in the studio aged Funeral Sunday, February 11, at 1 p ut., fro. work, and provided for the sending of spent several hours on the links at a ^ to the of yeirrs and eight months. nineteen tbe sinks in our a beautiful valentine luncheon today at building in the rear of 1332 V street, ho plan attend inauguration See of the resolution to the nearby club. Mrs. Wilson wears a at Funeral Monday from Mount Jexreel P.aptist copies Rauscher's. Her guests were seated which has been made the headquarters P resident Wilson March 5. The Cliurch. 2 p.m. Relatives and friends arc ROWELL. On Friday. February 9. l&j?. * Showroom dent, to the heads of departmentsPresijand smart costume for these outings, a suit two tables, a large heart-shaped one of tha. organization for the prepara- g committee was given definiteinauural invited. 11* liis residence, near IlyattarSUe. MU.. KLIA< It. l>eloved luislwrid of 2.,j n°or bureaus of the government throughout of cadet blue and a small close-fitting decorated with three heart-shaped tory work for the season's dramatic Gov. Ruffin G. Pleasant of RoWELL, Agn Southern Bldg.. of red and a small productions. The rooms were filled s that asjrance3BURRIS. Fell peacefully asleep in Jesus on Rowell. in the flfty-Reventh year of his vgt and to labor of The with roses, centerpieces Funeral from the above residence N. W. the country organizations toque dark fur. President, round table with a heart-shaped basket the the Louisiana and Gov. Richard I. Manning Thursday evening, February S. 1917, at Iter Monday. 1 5th and H Sts., throughout evening, guests 215 It street EMMA 12, at 2 p.m. 11* in all parts of the country. his plaid cap, looks the devotee of the filled with the same flowers. The place including Mrs. John Jay White. Miss o f South Carolina have made plans to residence, northwest. February were The Grace BURRIS. mother of Oliver O. and Walter Standard Sanitam IDfa. Co. The board also adopted the report of sport that he is. cards and favors valentines. Xeedham, Miss Edith Goode, ^ e and in the Rurris and devoted of Sara A. Miss Xataline Dulles. Miss Miss Frances Miss Frances present participate tester Tyler. THOMAS. On Wednesday. February 7. 1917. it the retirement committee previously Mrs. Matthew who was a guests'were Carpenter. with their staffs. Funeral will take place from Ashury M. E. Springfield. Ob|n. LIZZIE GAllRETTSON ' Maury, Pauline Stone, Miss Mary Archer Glass, Chamberlain, Col. and Mrs. C. C. Wal- S parade inauuration 11th and streets of F Thomas The was Church, corner of K TIIOMAS. wife Frank and aia»v* ® J, outlined in The Star. report guest of the President and Mrs. Wilson Miss Dorothy Dennett and her house cutt, Mrs. George McClellan Chase, The mayor of New Orleans is to be tin Sunday, February 11. at 1 o'clock. * of Mrs. E. A. O'B.%^. formerly of Washtn. . Miss northwest, f. presented by John S. Beach, chairman at the White House for a fortnight, has guest. Miss Reiss; Miss Amy Bennett, Candace Howard, Mr. and Mrs. ir1 Gov. Pleasant's party, and students ton. !». Cleaves Charles Francis BURRIS. Members of the Lincoln Mutual Re- Interim ut (private) at cemetery == of the committee, and it. contained a left for Roanoke, Va. Miss Holland Fitts, Miss-Mary Wood and Miss Wood, of South Carolina G\wood Washington Daniels, Miss Mary Browne, Miss Miss Marv Endlcott, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. ° f a military school 1 tor Association arc requested to attend the urday, February 10. Saii draft of a proposed bill for a Helen Claxton, Miss Janet Montague, ill serve as an escort to Gov. funeral of our late sister, EMMA BURRIS, to bill will be introduced Mattie be held from Asbury M. E. Church. 11th and THOMAS. On Wednesday. February 7, 1917. « DR. WALDO system. The contributoryMrs. Woodrow Wilson entertained a Miss Marjorie Ilelmbold, Miss dyed Gilbert, Miss Kathryn Drain. Miss n The name of the school was not K streets at 1 was Maning. northwest, Sunday p.m.. 10 o'clock p.m.. RI7TII.iL THOMAS. Denials in Congress, and the committee .w >\ i nit i. uiu, .uiaa ouiaiim- v "«'"» Esther Gude, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jt box at the concert of John o. in the which Chairman 11. 1017. HENRY JAIIVIS. President. at of her 316 H street ao.it r. l)E\TIST, for the of party iven letter February residence um.r, to press passage afternoon at Poll's. .Missk Elizabeth Chase, Miss Nelle W. Albert, Miss Olive Bartlett, Mr. and LUCIA N H. THOMPSON. Kec. Sec. west. ({authorizedthe measure, but was instructed to push yesterday McC6rm* Miss Edith R of the inaugural committee S. E. Cor. 14th and U Sts. Her fuests were Mrs. McAdoo. Mrs. Miss Frances Smith, Watkins.Mrs. E.»B. Crandall and Messrs. Mau- [arper Funeral Sunday. February 11. at 1 o'clock, from {any other pension measure provided Harris KirV, 4-lrs. R. W. Leatherbee Gracie, Miss Eleanor Washington, Mrs. rice Maxwell, M. Moffett, B. L. Mead, c< reeived.18TJTLEH. On Friday. February 9. 1017. at St. Paul's A. M. K. Church, 8th street befwe« saw no of their own 12:30 at the phom: north 4387. they chance Charles Ashmead Fuller, Mrs. John M. Laurence Ivoenigsberger, J. Lewis Atlanta and a of a.m.. Washington Asylum I» and E streets southwest. Relative* si # ure and Miss Bones. The mayor of party EMMA BUTLER, beloved wife of James 11* getting through. meas| Garner, Mrs. Joseph W. Byrns, Mrs. Joe Moneyway, Harold Keats and Paul men that are Hospital.friends invited. Honm.S A.M. to S P.M. Some was made to the Mrs ^ usiness from city plan- Butler. objection will be hostess a tea Henry Eagle, Mrs. Cone Johnson. Merlca. An impromptu program of n the ure because it is of the contributory Mrs. Ransing ing to attend, inaugural Notice of funeral hereafter. WALLACE. this life Fel measi tills afternoon in to tlie Howard Reeside, Mrs. Thomas entertainment features was given be7 was informed. will travel in Departed Thursday. form. A motion of S. D. Atkinson of compliment Mrs. H. T. They c-ommitje n. 1917. at her residence. 394 w street ruarv .r members of the Amherst Alumni, who Miss Mary K. Brooks. tween the dance numbers, including a car. DEXON. Passed away, after a lingering the post office to strike out the Mrs.Stubblefield,James costume special northwest, after a brief illneas. EMMA | have come to Washington to attend Nash ot' Kaufman, Tex., and dances by Miss Drain and Miss Friday, February 0. 101". at her iHness. devoted wife of the late Dcnnl* vision in the proposed measure fixingpro. the; Young. Howard. 1437 N street northwest. WINNIEresidence.F. WAT.IjACE. as a and banquet this evening, and their wives. Political Clubs Coining. and mother of Edward. Abraham Wallaceat I L $600 maximum annuity DEXON, beloved mother of Charity Horsey, Wallace luting that amount as the minimum Assisting Mrs. Lansing in receiving Ben J. Susie Allison and Avery nnd Clara Adams (nee substi& will be Mrs Frederick Gillett, Mrs. Mrs. Jesse F. wife of Capt. Mrs. Gifford Pinchot is occupying the Two clubs today were added Fitzhugh. Harry, Daisy Gaither tnee Wallace) and Mat.Wallace). was lost. Dyer, political grandmother of Annie Tunstall. Robinson I Franklin K. Lane, Mrs. William C. RedHOSTESSDyer, t*. S. M. C., is entertaining at a Pinchot residence in Scott crcle this t(5 the list of these organizations which Funeral fr>m Vermont Avenue Church lure Wallace) and alster of Are** PILOCUR/m President H. M. McLarin of the union Baptist Pender of but is in Wilson. N. C. the board that matters looked winter, taking no active part the They on Monday, February 12, at 2 p.m. Relatives f» told because of the recent death of Plan to participate in parade. and 1U* Funeral Monday. February 12. at 2 p.m.. from m at the for an increase society friends invited. bright Capitol her Mrs. a Ward Democratic Club Vermont Avenue Baptist. Church, Rev. Willis, in for the clerks, mother, Lloyd Bryce, of New re the Fourth Relatives salary government AT I York. the Indiana DITTMAN. On Wednesday, February 7, 1917. pastor. and friends invited. He expressed the belief that the 5 and BR LIJAN'T RECEPTION. 0 f Philadelphia and CHARLES F. DITTMAN. 10 cent increases as of About 500 Tour druggist soil* it.in tablet form. Tahipn per originally Dr. Frank Anderson of the navy and c Club Indianapolis. DemoraticFuneral from Perry's undertaking establishment, In Memoriam. Internally. Box. 25«- and 50c. tained in the legislative bill would to with the 29 H street northwest. Monday at 10 a.m. Mrs. Anderson are established at the n len are expected march ARNOLD. Snored 10 tho PILOT IRA CHEMICAL CO. Wash.. D.i come a law. conjbeD. all will be uniformly at Glenwood cemetery. 11*Interment memory of j Avondale for the rest of the winter. 1:itter, and TAYLOR ARNOLD, who l^ft u»MAT)ALINEtww Mrs. Anderson in- tl 3915. will be at home Va., atired.BAIN. On Thursday, February R. 1917. at 12:30 years ago today, February 10, formally today and the following Sat- The boys of the Alexandria, High p.m., at his residence. No. 1014 M street She has joined those alt? has loved. urdays in February. s chool cxoect to take part in the CARL AUGUST GAIN, la-loved husbandnorthwest, And awaits for those she loves. Chairman Harper has been paade.of Cathrlne Gain, aged seventy years. MOTHER. Much interest is being taken In the f' in a letter from Conrad Johnson,inarmedFuneral Sunday, February 11. at. 3 p.m., from m benefit to-be next at P rincipal of the school. his lute residence. Interment at Prospect Ilill CAMPBELL.McDONALD. In losing memory given Monday from UCUIC ICI of our devoted husband and father. MaJ. JOHN Rauscher's for St. Inigoe's mission, Word has been received J H. that a of 600 CAMPBELL. who departed this life two Si! Maryland. A number of tables have P R. I., brigade years ago. lw. and our devoted Newort, January 1915. been taken for the and * seamen with a band is to comeappreniceto HOLLAND. Suddenly, on Thursday, February da lighter and CLARA bridge party, take in the 8. 1917. rnAMI1 HOLLAND, husband of sisier. CAMPBELL Me1 the tea dance following also promises t his city to part parade, j Hattie Holland, devoted father of Aleeretta DONALI), who left us three rears ago to lay. to be a rders for their participation were re- February 10, 1914. great success. Mrs. Edward the first time It. Tyler (nee Holland). son of Steven Holland White heads the list of pa- .c*Douglasseived yesterday. This is and the lute Hester Holland aiid brother of Thank God for the faith that teaches. is for Loans tronesses. which includes Mme. Calderon, f.Jie brigade has been asked to take part Sandy. Walter. Earnest and Eva Holland. When struggles of life are o'er, I it is stated. at 1:80 We shall meet our own. our loved ones Mrs. William Miss Ella 11n the inaugural parade, Funeral Sunday. February 11. o'clock, (Applicatioi Kearney Carr, been made that the from the residence of his wife. 411! K street And shall know them once more, Announcement has Loralne .Dorsey, Mrs. George E. Hamil- to RY CATHERINE M. AND JAMES D. * is to furnish supplies southeast. Relatives aud friends invited Every request for a loan receives prompt ton. Miss Sarah Lee. Mrs. David K. Mc- S'ar Department attend. 10* CAMPRELL. Carthy, Mrs. Warwick. Emile Montgom- a nd the American Red Cross Society and courteous consideration from us. urses for the first-aid stations which CLAGGETT. In rad but y / ery, Mrs. James Dudley Morgan, the J1 the line ofi'JOHNSON. After n short illness, on Friday. loving remembrance Misses Riggs and Mrs. Charles T. a re to he located along February 9. 1917. HOWARD A., beloved of mv dear grandchildren mid our dear brother n lareh. Arrangements for the operatiorf of Oldiu and father of Keeda Johnson, and sister. JAMES CLAGGETT. departed this [A]' Thompson. Miss Anna A.ontgomery is husband » Xo < >r = are beiner made life two years ago today, February 1915: unnecessary humiliating formalities chairman of the committee of young ° f these stations devoted son of Ellen and brother of Nathaniel 10, by the. committee on public order and Johuson and Estelle Randolph and uncle of ANNA CLAGGETT, departed thla life one are ladies who will act as usher- at the jointer year ago. February », 1910. required and the i nterest rates will be found card She will be assisted j1 he medical committee. Ethel Johnson. | party. by Funeral from Metropolitan A. M. K. Church on Today our hearts are sad and our thoughts y Miss Nellie Johnson. Miss Louise- Sunday. February 11. at 1:30 p.m. Relatives are nil of you, dear James and Anna. How we satisfactory. Miss Selina Miss Rita Subscriptions Announced. love and how we miss you both none but in ' Calvo, Hamilton, aud friends are invited to attend. (Leesburg God Miss Mary Hill, Miss ElizabethWeller.Chairman Arthur Peter of the finance papers please copy.) heaven can see. H Loans are made us real estate or Chase. Miss Suzanne Chase. Miss DEVOTED GRANDMOTHER AND LOVING by upon \ McCarthy and Miss Louise Bros-Millicentrommittee today announced KING. Departed this life Thursday. February SISTERS. SALLIE AND EDITH. E collateral s ecuritv in or small seau. t. to the inaugural fund as follows: 8, 1917, at his residence, .r»09 3d street EVANS. In of approved large I Miss Pauline Wilcox is of subscripions WILLIAM KING, devoted nephewsouthwest,of l.-ving remembrance ray chairman Samuel J. Prescott Company, $200; Elmore King, Martha Campbell and Lula ET1IKL KVAN'S (nee Plxtr.nL whodaughter.died amount. the entertainment committee, which in- one year ago today. February 10, 1916. g eludes Miss Marie Adams, Miss Ethel Villinm Selby, $100; J. Leo Kolb, $100; Colbert. j* Dear Cousin Willie, oh. hard I tried to save you! One year ago. dear daughter. Allen, Miss Ida Bowie, the Misses Bros- 1:len Tv. Prince, $100; B. Rich's Sons,; all Since you left us and slipped away. Prayers and tears wore in vain. To be God and seau. Miss Elizabeth Burke, Miss Al- j$ 100; Julius T. Peyser, $100; Joseph Happy angels caine and l>ore you with Ilia bertine de Miss Carlota de Pena. was a sad Februaryangels-Thatday. \Y Interest Safe Deposit Pena, ,eitor. $100; Charles E. Tribby, $100; From this world of grief and pain. BY licit HKVOTED MOTHEIt. ELIZABETH X/ Miss Mary Dove. Miss Dorothea Denys, \V'hitmoye, Lynn & Alden Co., $100; You suffered much, yop, murmured not, ., ... JOHN B. LARNER A Miss Miss Elizabeth WHALINU. Paid on All Fogg. Hamilton. 1( 'astelli. $100; Weaver Bros.. $100; I watched you day by day. 'I ., Boxes 0 Miss Christobel Hill, Miss Ethel Hickey, ( lardlner & Dent, $100; the Cranford Until, at last, with broken heart, RIORDAN. In sad and loving remembrance of p -esident a the Misses Hill, the Misses Holbrook, »'aving Company, $100; Daniel I saw you pass away. my dear son. DANIEL EMMET RIORDAN. Miss Genevieve Miss Kath- BY YOUR COUSIN, GOLD IE KING. died one Deposits. For Rent I Johnston. r $100; Uizik Bros., $100; JamesLoughan.F. with year ago today. February 10. erine Lanahan, Miss O'Conor, Missj< lyster, $100; William D. Hoover, $100; Funeral Sunday, February 11. at 1 o'clock, from i 1916. Anniversary mass at St. Dominica Posie, Miss Roach. Miss Virginia W llis, Hotel Zion 1'o.pt i*t Church. Relatives and friends Church. i'opham's, $75; the Mode, $50; are invited to attend. Miss Christine Waggaman and Miss )riscoll. M. A. Leese, $50; Dewey If I had seen you at. the last. {f $50; And held your dying hand. Edelin "Wilson. j lotel, $50; Occidental Hotel. $50; J. S. LEWIS. On February 3. 1917. at 41 Patterson At the tea j which at 5 And heard the last sigh from your heart, dance, begins j,'lannery, $50; William C. Sullivan, $50; street northedat. W. BENJAMIN LEWIS. Jr.. 1 would not feel so bad. o'clock, Mr. Outerbridge is No. Edwin of Ala., and lad. I Montgomery \iV'hite Palace Lunch, .*5, $25; Birmingham. Iudianapolis. I did uot know the The pain you bore, Loan and Trust Co. chairman and Mr. Thomas at 8 from Funeral 11. p.m.. Washington Prendergast | 1. Etz, $25; C. A. Roussos, $25; E.-S. Sunday, February I did not see die. vice chairman of the floor the chapel of the J. II. Winslow Company, uu you | committee, j >.'ewman. $25: Robert E. Mann, $25; C. I only knew you went away ; MRS. HENRY DEIuA WARE FLOOD, « *it\. ^ T.- 12th and It streets northwest. which includes Mr. Walter Alexander, \ Mm IV * O.. Jiu, wis. ivc.r x in- dertakers, And did not say good-bye. 900-902 F Street N.W. with Flood, enterta tned at the l'nn-Ainericau lant \ JiSOIl I Who, Representative building Mr. Harold Keats. Lieut. E. F. Miller, nnan. $10: Cunningham Plumbers' Sup- Flowers wither, leaves fade and die. for the of State and Mrs. U. S. A.; Lieut. Layson E. Atkins U. S. A. $10; J. C. LITZ. On Wednesday. February 7. 1917, nt his others 3 nl^ht Secretary Lunaing. n ly Company, $10; Brand, ROY C.. Though forget you A.; Lieut. William F. Tompkins, U.S.A.; oencer, $10; *.T. E. Hanger, $5; W. J. residence, Capitol Heights. Md., Never shall i. Lieut. Paul A. Hodgson. IT. S. A.; Mr. husband of Kdna P. and eldest won belovedof J^'harp, $5, and Joseph Miller, $5. Ixuiis F. and Olive P. Lltz. Sweet and peaceful be his rest. field and Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor. on loiiowed tea tins Edward Morse, Mr. W. E. Montgomery, God called him home. age party i>y Mr. Richard Dana Funeral from his late residence Sunday. February II* alone knows beat. The of State will be the in her at the jr.; Skinner. Mr.! Ohio Unable to Send Troops. 11. at 1' p.m. Interment at Addison's Chapel. 1 1! 1111. L 11 j) 11 t 11 11 ii iHED'1 nm-i ii m iimm n iimum hhi Secretary apartment Colonade,arternoon.Harry Kendall Mr. Charles F. BY 1I1S LONELY AND BROKEN-HEARTED j111'n honor guest at the Amherst Alumni in compliment to her sister, Mrs. K. S. Hickey, Maryland. Friends aud relatives invited to MOTHER. MRS. ELLEN RIORDAN. be this Brotver of Grand who* is Iter Murdock. Mr. Charles Wynne. Mr. Maj. Gen. Scott, grand marshal of the attend. lo banquet, which will givien Rapids, Joseph Ryan Devereux. jr.; Mr. at Willard. eveninghouse guest. George naugural parade, has received a SMITH. Sacred to the memory of GODFREY yie E. Hamilton, jr.; Mr. Francis Mr. MAGRUDER. on February Those assisting in the hospitality will Hill. from the Governor of Ohio Suddenly, Thursday. W SMITH, who departed this life February Mr. and Mrs. Beale R. Howard include Mrs. Rufus Lane, Mrs. J. J. James Rea. Mr. Pierre Brosseau and Mr. 1 saying-'leter 8. 1017. nt S n.ui.. at her residence. 1319 10. 1910. Theodore W. t hat he and his staff will be in Wash- place northwest, SARAH lb. widow ofWallachu.e the engagement of their announceMeade, Mrs. E. X. McClellan and Mrs. Delaney. j late Jolin F. Magruder. uiotler of Ma^^ie D«-ar is the grave in which be is laid. Edythe to Mr. Francis BartlettdaughterE. I\ Fortson. Miss Nellie Johnson is chairman of !j, igton to take part in the inaugural Petticrew. James II. and Jani«* Slujrruder and Sweet Js t lie memory whioli never shall fade. * the young ladies' floor committee. Heart of life is buried Manning of N. H. on account of the grandmother of William C. Magruder. my deep. Manchester, cremonies, but that Funeral from Ebenezer A. M. lb Church. «) T'nder the sod where he peacefully sleeps. Mrs. M. B. Somervell will give a tea _;ii |* are Mrs. Albert S. wife of the this afternoon from 5 to 7 at act that most of the state troops street between 27tli and 28th northwest, You suffered much, you murmured uot. Burleson, o'clock, ceive the from 4 to 6. in service on the Mexican bor- February 11. at 1:30 p.m. 10* watched you day Postmaster General, was hostess at Belcourt Seminary, in compliment to Monday, 12th, jengaged Sunday, by day. er he will be unable to send any armed Until at last with a broken heart 1 luncheon in compliment to the wives Mrs. Atlee Pomerene, wife of Senator Miss Esther Bell Rogers of Ratrobe, MATTHEWS. On Friday. February 9. 1917. at 1 saw you pass away. ontingent. of the assistant postmaster generals, Pomerene. Pa., is visiting Miss Charlotte B. Grid- New York, Day 100 and FUNERAL DIRECTORS. r Mrs. Charles YV. Ivutz and Mrs. Arthur has been compelled to cancel all en- lbi fan try of Pittsburgh. strong, for the season. le Motor Armor Defense Association akeHs Mrs. Frederic Atherton was hostess at Ramsay. gagements it! * to Have Stolen The latter association A.re Alleged F. A. muscle3 luncheon today, entertaining at her A portrait of Miss Marjorie o f Baltimore. SPEARE SONS. Helmbold, Mrs. A. Bruce Fahnestock of New w ill be equipped with five motor cycles, J. H. residence in 16th street in compliment recently completed by Mr. Smith will- be with Owned by Automobile 1308 H Street N.W. to Mrs. Hunt of New shown for the first York is in the city to attend the Trin- it'ivo side-car machines armed Leigh York. time. two side-car caissons and Phone Main 108. & itv College alumnae ball. Mrs. Fahne- e guns, mahine Richardson. manned about twenty Mrs. Gillett Hill was hostess at lunch- The solicitor general and Mrs. John stock was the first one to enter and re- jo ne truck, all by Almus R. Speare Willis B. Spear* Cocoa eon in \Y. Davis entertained at ceive a degree at the college, and was n len. The Washington Infantry is one today honor of her house guest, dinner last Mrs. Charles * in honor of members one of the enthusiastic organizers of o f the oldest military organizations E. Proctor of .New York. evening of the and has included in' its Harry Wolf and Guy Russell, who are H. B. NEV5US, Those asked to meet Mrs. Proctor were Supreme Court circle. Their additional the first alumnae ball three years ago. ii the country, 02, NEW YORK AVE. N.W. Mrs. Harold Walker. Mrs. David W quests were the Secretary of the irlembership veterans of the Mexican said to have come to this city from PHONE MA IN 2087. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith are wars. Taylor, Mrs. F. J. H. von Engelken. ' and Mrs. Dane, Representative andInferior u nil civil Cleveland, Ohio, were held for the action J. WILLIAM LLK. funeral Director Mrs. Mrs. Vlrs. James L. Slayden, home from South America, after a most and Embalmvr. in connection. Beale, West, Miss Rosalie Representative The sea of the grahd jury yesterday in the Livery Spang and Miss Gillett. mil Mrs. Henry G. Danforth. Assistant delightful trip. long voyage D. C. School Cadets to Take Part. dious chapel and modern crematorium. CemtaaIModesc Amaryllis was broken by stops at San Juan, Santo Court on a charge of grand prices. 332 Pa. nve. n.w. Telephone call. refreshing. j;Attorney General and Mrs. Charles to the Police 1S8.V and Willemstad. A place has been assigned high Mrs. Frederic R. Harris, wife of Ad- !' Mr. and Mrs. Corcoran Thorn,Warren,Mr. Domingo The men are alleged to havelarceny.GEORGE 1'. miral chief ind Mrs. Edwin and' "Mr. and s< hool cadet battalions of the District !' ZURHORST'S Harris, of the bureau of j1 Lowry Mrs. Mr. arid Mrs. William S. Ham will re- stolen an automobile belonging to J. H. JOHI3 rtUU UUCftT, H.IIU .VI IS. J Kill y JIJII"- James M. Beck of New York. o:f Columbia, numbering 1,500 white and INC.. coa wood ceive informally tomorrow afternoon Richardson of the Colorado building SONS, SO. U. » Mr, QWW, "Co contains Rosseau, wife of Admiral Kos- to 6:30 o'clock. 4')0 students. A battalion made 301 EAST CAPITlir. 8TREBT. 'W from 4:30 ; colored from 14th street Lincoln 373. seau, are entertaining- at a tea dance The solicitor general and Mrs. Davis Wednesday evening 11 cadets of the Gonzaga College EHAIIiro s. this afternoon at Rauseher's. Spring vill have as their guests next week, Mrs. Mrs. Horace D. Moore and Mrs. Pearle p from and New York avenue. GEORGE r flowers will form the on the Davis' sister, Miss Cornelia Bassel of aind St. John's College of this city also decoration Moore Gray, 421 the Ontario, will be at The arrest of the men was made by WM. lm. tea table, and an orchestra will play West Virginia. home tomorrow afternoon h as been a in the line. SARD© & CO.. informally assigned place F. A. Loffler, United States 408 II st. n.c Phone Lincoln &21. more noui'ishi for the dancing-. for the last time till after Easter. the latter batallion is commanded by.' IPrivate MODERN CHAPEL. Rev. Frank Herbert AT'TOMOHILK Pt7NgRAt.il. Those in the receiving party will Simmons, rector of apt. O. G. Snyder, U. S. A., retired, in- bridge police. Policeman Loftier is Mrs. John Russell. Mi s. Henryincludetrace Church. White Plains, X. Y., who Mrs. A. Alexander Speer and Miss instructor. Late la.s been a few J.' sector on the Highway bridge. Frank Qeier's Roosevelt. Mrs. Victor Kauffmarin, Mrs. spending days with Speer will be at home informally on he observed the stationed Sons Co., George Barnett, Mrs. Archibald Living- j.1 and Mrs. Linthicum atRepresentativethe February 12 and February Wednesday night 1113 SEVENTH RT. N.W. Willard Hotel, this and at their Mondays, Subcommittee Appointed. which he had been notified M dern Pliapel. Telephone call. N'nrf* f»2R ment ston Parsons. Mrs. Fred A. Britten, city, 26, from 1 to 6 o'clock. stolen, coming across autohiobile,the than bad been uome at Baltimore, has returned to his on comfort Baroness Charlotte von Winckler, Bar- A subcommittee public at bridge from the Virginia side. He W. R. oness Lily von Winckler and Miss Lharge. Miss Olga Petersen Hull will station lias been in the machine to stop, SPEARa Reeves Harris. at tea at her home in Corcoran T1le Union appointed the men ordered entertain Sinclair, of were arrested and turned over to 94© F STREET N.W. \Trs Wlllinm Fraspr McDowell will Iia street on Sunday evening, February 11. by A. Leftwich chairjnan rhey as to Parker i policeman of the regular force, Phones Main Mrs. C. S. Wallace is giving a musi- j; it home Monday at her residence, 1509 in compliment Miss Mary tjne committee on public comfort for \ Loffler could not leave his 4280 and 4281 eal and tea this afternoon for Mrs. Al- lGth street, from 3:20 to 5:30 o'clock. Dr. Otis Bailey. Policeman (and tJ le inauguration: Joseph Moss, on the bridge. Vuicjk. jiisninea anu J-xncieut Herrler. len Dougherty. Miss Zita Donohue. S.f post Couiolet** Funeral as Low a« hairman; E. Hilton Jackson, vice According to Assistant United States w- $7,y president of the Trinity College Glee and Mrs. D. Flood Given, the men w * Club, will several violin and representative Henry Walter M. Attorney Ralph Deal AValter Baker £ give solos, were hosts last night at a beautiful Licenses. chairman; Thomas Grant, ihe car and also said they I Gh.Ltd. Miss Carrie Louise Sort rant of the Marriage taking admitted n STREET NORTHEAST.co810 at the I'an-American building, K Robert L. Bains, Walter C. south with it. but found AntomobUe «v»rvice. E ESTABL ISHED I7SO DORCHE MASS. = Bristol School w ill sing Hawaiian and reception astian, jlad started Chap*J. STER, IvbSKM, entertaining 500 guests to meet the J. Battle. Fred the roads in Virginia too bad for run- Indian songs, accompanying herself on State and Mrs. licenses have been issued to the fol- Bialdorson, I>r. Lewis of Lansing. SecrotarvThe Marriage B Andrew W. Bennett, George H. Mningr the machine, and were returning JOHN R. WRIGHT CO., the ukelele Mrs. Randolph Dies ins handsome building was adorned with lowing: i Call, when arrested. j and Mrs. A. M. Whaley will pour at the Harrv M. Smith of Richmond. Na.. and Lmma pTown, Joseph A. Burkart, Thomas W. to the city 10th St. N.W. N. palms, ferns and great vases tilled with of Va. 1337 Phone 47. table, and Mrs. !>. J. Carr will serve American roses. The L. Hiriuert Waynesboro. ; jj uckey, John H. Clipper, Clinton R. APTOMOIMLE SERVICE beauty Knginecrs* R. Kelley and Mary Brown. _ punch. Mrs. Alvin Voris. the Misses! Rand, in full dress uniform, for Thomas «i"!" vv Orau-fnrd. Charles! played Jack H. White and Saruh ^ ^ < Daniel W. Edelin, A. M. 4_ Littell and Miss Mclver will assist. dancing in the Hall of the Americas, and Willie Brown ana t rances tvruiu, uum ui Dougherty, Deaths Reported. a buffet supper was served on the Front Royal. Vn. [ p 'isher. George M. Fischer, John L. Mrs. Francois Berger Moran was host-1 tloor. the table being decorated withentranceJames T. Hughes and Jessie M. Simmons. ugitt, Henry C. Gauss, William B. Jbnj J. Ilorton and Martina lJleke.v. ,, 10. The following deal lis liave been reported to ess at a beautiful Junelieon today at her': pink roses. The hosts and guests of honor William and Margaret lardy, Chester Harrison,- Ernest ^ residence in Massachusetts in received at the of Mrs. Magnus E. Eidsness of this city Harry O. Hine, Anton Karl, Ibe health department within the last is the slntran tnrin\i1 avenue, top th^ stairway. II. Marshal of Alexandria. Va. [errell, "Preparedness" honor of Mrs. Adelaide Worth Henley, Flood wore a charming gown of French Alovsius H. K'.ng and Marie Queen. j fj'aniel K. Jackson. J. Harry Jones, hours: twentyfour rLttal'tiificd Quantities of spring flowers formed blue faille brocaded in silver and largs William S. Hawkins and Catherine It. Dean. > larold 1.. McAllister. C. A. McCarthy, j Margaret D. Whit more. 21 years, 1013 I street Bailey's the decoration in the various rooms andl cerise tlowers. George W. Corey and Bessie M. Whisler. both y/hitford L. McDowell, ji-.; Alexander: .. loutheast. In the dining room the tal»le was The guests were from diplomatic, of Baltimore. Mo. | Z. McRao, jr.; William K. Reynolds,! F. adorn-j and resident a Frank L. LMiillips and Elsie J. Fink, both of tieorge L. Schultze, 31 years, 1209 Otis street Joseph Birch's Sons, ed with two baskets filled with yellow society, making official 4 > \V. Moss. Guy M. Neely, Fred- lk/s i r> of the Barnesvtlie, Md. eorge Invest. 3034 M St. N.W. «« and pink tulips. gathering Washingtonrepresentative e rick J. Rice. Charles E. Riordon, C. E. aort jSKi"#* The quests included Mrs. Charles. world. m uckle, Gus A. Schuhlt. Percy Schwartz, Rosemary Ileley, 38 years. Emergency Automobile Service. J. Boughton Wood, Mrs. Samuel ennis C. Shea, Arthur B. Shreve, 1308 J{ streetHospital. ivionKey-o (Ira-J The marriage of Miss Helen Draper, Births Reported. tenry K. Simpson. Arthur J. Sinclair. Abraham Hermann, 60 years, W. W. CHAMBERS CO. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Albert F. C-. Steward, W. McK. mrtliwest. 14th, CORNER CHAPIN ST. eorge Spransy. 1*. Phillips, 49 years. Providence , '°r ^very" Tit |J.:i <'1 i_»w.-i«»u. .Iiiu I. » <11111 IUK1 Milton (leorge Phone Columbia 432. have been reported to the ^ towell. Judge Strasburger, Smith Taft. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tlie following births James A. 79 years. Highlands Hospital.CARL A. GEISKL. BARKY V. BO W Taft. took at the health within the last twenty-four' Clifford P. Surrell, Toomey, Mary H. Eddy. V. 154. f place today home departmentA Dallas Tucker. Evan H. Tucker, F. aparruents. HARRY BOSSE CO.. Moses-Built Homes of the bride's parents at Boston, the Rev. hours: I II. White, 66 years. 1215 29th street, L'ndortaker and Etnlialmer. Dr. Alexander Mann of Church Gillespie B. and Catherine R. Southcom, girl. It;ussell Underwood, John Z. Walker, Thomas <01 K»«' Cf.r»it-.l «t t'bono Lini-n. 1MT Trinity Bessie J. Grove, girl. 1 p E. \ rooman, AN'. J. tortliwest. officiating. Both bride and bridegroom Ralph K. and harles Hughes, Curl A. Cain. -70 years. 1914 M street Frank L. and Maud V. Fanning, girl. 1 C. Balderston, Dr. Lewis J. Battle, have been frequent visitors at Herbert C. and f. Scurlock, girl. B. Wal;r northvest MOyilMEWTS. the latter being a of former ^Iabel ndrew W. Bennett. Frank Wright, William S. Abrains, 60 years, the Suburban Home nephew Washington.Robert and Susie Cross, hoy. j E. Whitson. Zirkin President Taft and the former*a cousin of L. and Olivia H. Ervin. girl. c )r. William Hyman flnartmrnts. CongresitnnaI Princess Miss Henry a nd William C. Bastian. Infant daughter of Cillespie H. and Catherine Cobbler's Boncompagni. formerly , Providence Keokuk Street.Chevy Chase Margaret Draj>er. She was a bridesmaid [t. Houtheom. 15 minutes. Hospital. M. J. Falvev Huhkt-r JlfdM and Fiber Sole *, Won't and Are Ada Brooks, i!4 years. Freedmen's Hospital Slip Waterproof. at the marriage in November of Miss Loses Both On Public Comfort Stations. Freedmen's Artistic detached home of the Beatrice Clover and Holcomb. Colored Man Legs. Monroe Anderson, CI years. Maj. on g F ml Elrvtim St. . 1 blocks man whose name was public comfort *""" Your on snow ice . Spanish type, only Va marriage is the culmination of a A colored This subcommittee oft AsylumIIos)ital.|j£ X*rtkweat. protection and slippery west of car line. Today's Anna Herusley, years, Washington RB"~ B romance which began at Bar Harbor last at Providence Hosital as Wil-recordeds tations was named by Mr. Sinclair; hospital. BH Show lard near Kock Craax streets is and riow is time street I[S " * **' assured, the to wear them summer. was taken to that Dr. William Tindall, chairman; A. R. .John H. Arms, 47 years. 11 25 23d llftr tti N Cen»»t»rx. Mrs. Horatio N. Slater and Miss Hay liam Massesblack jorthwest. FOB SAI.K II v Slater a tea for Miss institution last, night from Union sta- jyIcGonegal, vice chairman; Bruce Baiird, Theadore Bodger*. 10 years. 1325 T street $8,950 gave yesterday to this DESIGNS. Tlie Family Shoe Store. Tlic lle*N Shoe Helen Howard Draper. tion, having: been brought city f 'harles A. Baker, Joseph II. Bilbroy, tortinvest. FUNERAL Store, Mr. and Mrs. .Draper entertained the frotn Rockville, Md., where he was Agnes M. Bennett, 70 years, 2312 M street Klein** Itnpid Shoe Repair, 'I', t.uilfrc, $750 Monthly train. He was so * 'harles W. Clagett, Brook Cross, Daniel lorthwest. li. Cash.$70 bridal party at dinner last evening. struck by a. railroad C, Fillippone. < ongreMMional Shoe Repair, that it became neces- 12. Albert Harper, J. Clinton Meriflh Butler. 50 years. S Drfrees court "GEO- SHlAFFER7r7F Capital Shoe >1. lorludro Interest and Curtail. seriously injured Garges, EXI'KKSSIVI; KLOK.M. KVJHLI.RIS (Mtoil* *T. Repair. (inrllnklc. Rear Admiral Glennon. commandant to both legs. It is stated ITiatt. Dr. A. L. Howard, Raymond M. north»c«t.at MOhEli-VlK FltHKS. Mlti-fl-l*. sary amputate Thomas H. Melton. Patrick K. Stewart. 31 yea r*. 0 Sumner road of the navy yard, and Mrs.'Glennon that the young colored man slipped and. Iludson. F. C. Lee, toiithea'at. ylfl v- to board an F. Nelson, D. ACc. mosesMn<»£ .to.)fa 403i.Ave. at dinner last evening entertainedin fell while attemting in- .1 B. Moriarty, Edgar Hosena Johnson. <»8 years. 1241 Jttli street FioraSToketts Main honor of Hear Admiral and Mrs. Ralph coming train, the wheels of a car crush- \Villiam Oyster, James T. Petty, Asa K. jorthwesf. AppropriateArti*ti *.*Tprekal**-Mitaxpanklr*. Rubber C 22 Boston I All Licensed Brokers. Earle. Their other were his The train was stopped and Ifillips, W. T. Reed, H. E. Sprucebank. James A. Taylor, 2 years. 1521 North Carolina Prompt «utn deliver.* *truc». Bailey 0., BoylstonSt., guests Capt. ing legs. William G: | Mfrs.. Patentees and Retailers. Ev«irything in Rubber Goods. Free. and Mrs. Rodman, Commander and Mrs. he was brought to Union station in AVilliam M. Sweet, Warnell, ivenue northeast. 10S»p. Catalog D. Albert 40 /ears, Bros. 12M F J Leahy, Commander and Mrs. Berry, Mrs. charge of the conductor. , \ V. Lj. Wilkerson, liowell Young. Brown, Emergfacjr Hospital. [Quae Co., %

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