Statfp. Utatfys. WASHINGTON ENGAGEMENT BEEHAN. MARGARET T. On Thursday. SMALL. FRANK SR. On Friday, April WAR DEAD SLAYER OF THE April B. 1933. st her residence. 4400 Illt- 7. 1VS3. FRANK H. SMALL, Sr .nd sll CHINESE years. nois eve. n.w.. MARGARET V.. beloved beloved husband of Ann!* A. Small daughter of the late Patrick and Ann inee Norrlt). Funeral from his late resi- Beehan. Funeral from the above resi- dence. Temple Hills. Prince OFortes Coun- SOCIETY a.m. dence on Monday. April 10. at 9:30 ty. Md.. Monday. April lo. at » is a m. Reaulem mass at St. Gabriel's Church at Services at St. Barnabas Church Oxon 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to Hill. Md. at 10 am. Rel.uves and MAY REACH 10,000 GETS FAST JUSTICE attend. Interment New Bedford. Miss. 0 friends inj ted. Interment Oak Mill Oeme- The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will Be BROWN. GEORGE E. On Wednesday. April tery. Washington. D. C. Remains at hU late trsldence after 1933. at 3:30 p.m., at his residence. $ a.m. Sunday, 6. V. 321 T st n.w C'ORGE E. BROWN, the April devote:! husband of Sarah Dlckerson Hosts to at Dinner SMITH. KOSKTTA. Departed Large Party Most Estimates How- Sentenced to Life Brown *nd father of Edward. Bernard and this Ufe sud- Lower, Imprison- denly April 4. li'.'i.'l. at her Vircle Brown and Mrs. Lydla Jervay. Re- residence, 44 Porter St. n.e.. ROSITTA SMITH. mains restinc at his late residence. 321 T She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted at White House. •t. n.w. Interment Sundsy in Poraonkey. son. Tonight Losses ment Less Than 24 Hours George Smith: a loving sister. Blanche ever—Japanese Md. U Dameron: one brother. John Kelly; two BRYANT. SARA. On Friday. April 7, 1033. half-brothers. Leroy and David Bedmond; be- a and Mrs. Roosevelt and Mr. Lee M. Rumsey. Jr. After Crime. at Garfield Hospital. SARA BRYANT, loving friend. Aloyslus Campbell: a President Behn, 2d, Put at 1,100. loved wife of Robert Bryant. Remains Clarence Campbell: a nephew, will entertain at dinner this eve- The ceremony was followed by a restinc at Georce F. Roye's funeral home. Sandson.rayson Carter, and a host of other rela- at the Executive Mansion. reception In the roof garden suite of 1508 nth st. n.w. Notice of funeral tives and friends. Remains resting at ning hereafter. Bustene Ford's funeral home. 130(1 South had with them at lunch- the Waldorf Astcria Hotel. Back of By the Associated Press. I By the Associated Press. They CECERO. MICHELO. On Friday. April 7, Capitol st. Body to be taken to her lata THE was a — to mem- residence. 43 St. n.e.. at 4 m., eon today, in addition the receiving party staple JEHOL Jehol.—Prom the be- GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., 8 1933. at his residence. Co K st. n.w.. Porter p CITY, April 8. and the several of palms and MICHELO CECERO. beloved h'isband of i Saturday, April Funeral. Sunday. April bers of their family arrangement dogwood, ginning of the recent Japanese con- without a word of com- ». from Mount Morlah Baptist Church. Mr. John S. Law- ferns. The tables were decorated with Unperturbed, Maria Cecero. Funeral from the above | Rev. White House guests, quest of Jehol Province until the cap- residence Randolph, officiating. Interment Lin- his Miss sweet and smilax. ment. a 43-year-old schoolmaster yes- Monday. April 10. at 8:30 a.m.; coln Memorial Cemetery. 8 rence of Boston and daughter, peas ture of the last pass in the Great Wall, thence to Holy Rosary Church, where M. Claudel his bride sailed this stood in Court and requiem mass will 9 Isabelle Lawrence. and Hsifengkow. the Japanese army's cas- terday Superior be said at a.m. for SMITH. SAXDT. Departed thl» life OB Mrs. Curtis B. Dall Is expected to afternoon on the Italian liner Conte the repose of his soul. Relatives and Thursday, April H, 11*33. at Freedmen's ualties. killed and wounded, are au- heard himself sentenced to imprison- friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet her brothers. Mr. Franklin di Savola and will reside abroad. Hospital. SANDY 8MITH. 1019 3rd St. accompany thoritatively estimated at 1,100. hard labor for the remainder Cemetery. n w He leaves a devoted wife. Ruth and Mr. John Permission for the to take ment at Delano Roosevelt, jr., wedding The Chinese losses are believed to CONNER, WILSON 8. On Friday. April 7. Smith; three slst?rs. Mrs. Alice Copeland. at Brad- was because of his life, less than 24 hours after he Mrs. Clara McPherson and Mrs. Nora Roosevelt, to the hunters trials place during Lent granted have been many times that figure. One 1933. at his residence. 135': Longfellow of of Ambassador Claudel had slain, in a mad frenzy, three mem- st. n.w.. WILSON S beloved husband of Mahoney. and a host of other relatives Farms today. the departure estimate is 3,500 Chinese cas- and friends. ley Japanese who Ruth D. Conner, in the 60th yesr of his Remains resting at Fra- horse- to take his bers of a family shared his home. s The First Lady took her daily April 18, up diplomatic ualties, but other reports indicate that age. Body restinc at the Tabler funeral jier funeral home, :18ft R. I. ave. n.w. most severe in Puneral this duties in where he recently The sentence—the home. 928 M st. n.w.. where services will Sunday. April St. at 1 p.m.. from back ride morning through paths Belgium, the Chinese dead alone may have Mount code—was on be held on Monday. April at l> a.m. Airy Baptist Church. L st. between In Rock Creek Park and w»s accom- was appointed Ambassador. The low reached 10.000. Michigan's penal passed 10, 1st and Relatives and friends lnvltsd to attend. North Capitol sts. Interment mass was celebrated to the Henry B. Bedford, for the past three B panied by Mrs. Henry Morgenthau, jr. owing Within less than three weeks the Interment Lessburg, vs. 8 T- Prince George's County, Md., Rev. Mrs. Roosevelt of Lent and in crder to years principal of the Turner Grade A. J. Tyler officiating. 8 The President and period comply Japanese army covered nearly 500 miles DAHI.ES. AUGUST. On Friday. April 7. last the eccles- School, following the slaying of Mrs. entertained in the White House with the desire expressed by and an area of 65,000 1033. AUGUST, beloved son of the late SIDDATH. ANNIE ELIZABETH. On Fri- conquered square Sue her son, for their sons, Mr. Franklin iastical authorities. Otherwise the cere- miles. Mattie Bengert, 28; Carl, Gustav and Annie Oahler. Funeral from day April 7, iThe bill recommended by the State opposition recognition host of other relatives 1933. at 120 Baltimore boulevard. Oottace temporarily resting at Malvan & Schey's City. Md., IVA of classic simplicity. Long sleeved and Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, jr.; Josef Senator and Mrs. Alban Department to prevent publication of the Soviet government. PEARL WILSON, late resi- Nemecek; funeral home. N. J. ave. and B St. n.w. dence. Pasadena. Anne Arundel and unique in its ar- Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Simonds, Mr. its secret information has Admission to will Md County. unomamented, W. Barkley of Kentucky; Miss Grace Miss Jamie Hagerman of Ashton, Md„ diplomatic Tuesday's meeting Notice of funeral later. the beloved mother of John Ohmer of V-shaped detail, a high and Mrs. Hokan Bjorastrom Steffanson, of the of been turned over to a Senate Foreign be by ticket, which may be obtained MYEBS, BENJAMIN. On Friday. April 7. Wilson, Jr.. and sister of Mrs. Nora V. rangement Roper, daughter Secretary will take part in the annual Greek Young. Edith M. a train end- Miss Anne Madison Mr. Relations Subcommittee for revision. from the 1933. at United States Soldiers' Home Thornberry and William V neck and long, sweeping Washington, Commerce, and Mrs. Daniel C. Roper; Games at Barnard New organizations participating X. Joyner. Puneral was College, York, Hospital. BENJAMIN MYEBS, aged 80 from W. W. Cham- in a Her veil of illusion Louis Wiley, Mrs. Hamilton Wright, Miss Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the and from Lieut. Horace Lineberg of the bers Cc.'s ing pointt Caroline Hughes, Col. George C. today as a member of the entrance years, beloved husband of the late Mar- funersl home, 1400 Chaptn the back a half wreath Miss Barbara Hamilton Mr. Democratic was named chair- Police Crime Prevention st. n.w., on Sundsy, April 0. at caught at by Wright, Weltzell and the Rev. Meade Bolton Greek a classic festi- leader, Department M. Myers and father of Herman A., 1:30 p.m. wore pageant. Games, Re- Interment in Cedar H1U Cemetery. of blossoms and she also and Mrs. Robert A. Chambers, Mr. and as man of the subcommittee yesterday. Bureau, chairman of the Hall Arrange- Sarctohn G. and Frederick W. Myers. 9 orange BacBryde. Mrs. Barkley acted host- val held every year in the Barnard the funeral of face veil. Her bouquet was of Mrs. Frederic A. Coudert, jr., and Mr. Other members are Senators Borah, ments Committee and commander of mains resting at home a short ess for Col. Cooper. gymnasium, has become nationally Oeorge W. Wise Co.. 2900 M St. n.w. and Mrs. James M. Cox, jr. Republican, of Idaho, and the Police Post, American Funeral Monday. April at 9:15 a.m.. lilies of the valley. famous for its originality and effective- Connally, Legion. 10. In fflrmortam Miss Rein* Claudel, sister of the The former Secretary of State and Democrat of Texas. from Holy Trinity Catholic Church. 36th ness. Only freshmen and and O sts. n.w. Belatlves and friends maid of honor and and Mrs. Dern Mrs. L. Stimson will entertain at sophomores The the ANDERSON. MAST A. In bridegroom, was Secretary Henry measure, already passed by invited. Interment Arlington National loving memory may compete, and all parts of the pro- of oar dear wife and mother. MART was dressed in pervenche blue chiffon, In New York for Army Day. dinner this evening at Woodley in honor House, imposes severe penalties for Cemetery. 9 A. gram, the music and TWO HURT BY AUTO ANDERSON, who died 13 year* ato to- velvet hat of the same of Capt. Eugene wHo including poetry, unauthorized offi- day. with a small The Secretary of War and Mrs. Regnier, shortly must be This the making public any SAINDERS. IRENE. Departed this life April 8, 1 O'-'O. will for new original. year games IRENE SAUNDERS HUSBAND • shade. Her gown had a high shirred H. Dern are In New where leave his post in Mexico. cial information that may prove "pre- Friday. April 7, 1933. AND CHILDREN. George York, are dedicated tfl as of of n.w. She leaves to with drawstrings was aide to Sec- Apollo, god proph- to the of the Govern- Crash With Tire Bends Two 124ft Irving st. ■t'DD. MARY E. In >ad but neckline, tied peasant went to attend the annual Capt. Regnier formerly judicial safety" Plug mourn their loss her father. Nolan Saun- loving remem- they Army ecy. The entrance pageant, dances and brance of my dear mother. MARY sleeves. It was buttoned in retary Stimson. ment. ders: four sisters. Anna Evans, Rebecca, E. and long day parade this afternoon. The parade chariot races each BUDD, who departed this portrays some myth- Colored Persons to Rachel and Lucillc Saunders; four life April 8. the back from neck to waistline and the is under the of the Mili- Much, criticism has been leveled Hospital. 1031. HER • held auspices Mrs. wife of ical story In the life of the More James, and Archer DEVOTED 80N. fullness. She Castles, Maj. Harry Jack- god. it on the It would trans- brothers. Rcndolph skirt had unusual back Order of the World War and will against ground and a host other relatives BURROWS. NATHAN. In loving remem- tary son Castles, U. S. retired, was than three hundred students will par- Two colored persons were seriously in- Saunders, of carried The bride's other A., gress freedom of the press, and Senate and friends'. Body temporarily restinff at brance of our devoted son and brothar. delphiniums. be led by Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vander- a jured last night when the automobile in hostess at tea yesterday afternoon in ticipate, while thousand guests, Malvan & Schey's funeral home. N. J. ave. NATHAN BURROWS, who passed away attendants were Mrs. James Cox, Jr., biit as marshal. leaders have promised to change It to one grand the court of the Her including faculty, alumnae, students and which they were riding crashed into a and R st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. year ago today. April 8. 193-. and Mrs. W. Randolph Moore, cousins palm Mayflower. remove such objections. included Mrs. William J. Bulow, their guests, are expected to attend. fire plug on Atlantic street southeast Gone but not forgotten. of the bride; Miss Emily Parsons, Miss guests DEVOTED Mrs. William H. Woodin will be the Mrs. Heber H. Mrs. James M. the will be Miss Leonora near Oxen Run. FATHER, MOTHER A Nil Miss Marcia Meigs, Votaw, Among guests BROTHER. • Faith Whitney, guest of honor at tea at the Woman's Miss The injured, both of whom may have Elizabeth Polk Petty, Mrs. Alex L. Johnson, Mrs. Eu- Speyer, Ruth St. Denis, Miss FINNIE. THOMAS. Miss Alice Morris, Miss National Democratic Club this after- J. M. FASSETT RESIGNS .skull are Brown of In sad but loving r« gene J. M. Fitz Qerald and Mrs. Paul Amelia Earhart, Miss Gisella Rlchter fractures, Hatty ,43, membrance of our dear husband and and Miss Mary Kenna. Their costumes noon Hostesses for the afternoon will the of and U. S. DROPS CHAR6ES fa« Steele, all of Fort George O. Meade, and Mr. Bernard I First block Hanover street, ther. THOMAS FINNIE. who departed this were similar to that of the maid of Wagner. life nine be Mrs Charles 8. Hamlin, Mrs. Emily Mrs. Charles H. McDonald, Mrs. Stephen Whittington, 40, of the 1200 years ago today. April 8. 1024. in madonna blue. also Md.; FROM JUSTICE POST honor, They Newell Blair, Mrs. Copley Amory, Mrs. Karl Mrs. James E. block of Maryland avenue northeast. We little thought that morning the Baldwin, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gilleaudeau AGAINST O'BRIEN That carried delphiniums. Mrs. Cartier, William Mark Conrad, Miss Ethel Bag- Robert Johnson, 39, colored, of the 1100 he would not return. Mrs. D. E. Brubaker, Mrs. R. L. Dill- of New York who spent several That he so soon in death bride's mother, wore a black chiffon City, Maxwell as- would sleep ley, Mrs. John B. Gordon of Alexandria, Mrs. A. Mrs. Arthur C. James Fsssett, special block of New Jersey avenue, was the And leave us here elbow sleeves man, A. Rees, weeks in Florida, are at the Wardman to mourn. gown, with white organdy Mrs Benjamin D. Hill, Mrs. Franklin sistant to the Attorney General, has re- driver of the automobile, say. HIS WIFE. SON AND • Dlllman, Miss Marjory Smith, Mrs. I. Park Hotel lor a few days on their police DAUGHTER. and cape and a black voile hat, sailor H. Kenworthy, Mrs. Jesse B. Mrs. from his at the were treated at Former of HOLMES. ELIZA Jones, H. Evans, Mrs. J. S. Barrows and Mrs. way home. signed post Department Both of the injured Manager Mayflower G. In sad but loving re- shape, and Mme. Claudel, the bride- John Cabell Mrs. T. of Justice, to return to the private membrance of our dear wife and aunt, Breckinridge, Hugh Charles E. Currier. Gallinger Hospital. ELIZA O. groom's mother, wore a black and gold Nelson, Mrs. Cary T. Grayson, Mrs. practice of law in New York City. Was Accused of HOLMES, who departed this Mrs. R. L. Dillman, siater-in-law of Mrs. Otto entertained the Illegal life one year ago today, April 8. 1932. gown. Frederick D. Richardson of Fairfax and Englehart He was hcst last night at a dinner the hostess, tea, and Spring flow- members her A precious one from us was man and poured of committee for the open is gone, M. Henri Claudel best Mrs. Bates Warren. Tea will be served dance at the Willard, with guests from Use of Mails. A voice we ers were used for room decorations and house at the Wesley Heights Club TO DISTRIBUTE PALMS loved is stilled. the ushers were Mr. Erwin P. Hilts. Jr., in the dining room of the club from 4 April Washington and New York, in connec- A place Is vacant In our home also on the tea table, pink and white 15 for luncheon in her home Count Rene de Chambrun, Mr. Robert to 6 o'clock. Spring flowers will be yesterday. tion with the final function for the Which never can be filled. predominating. Preceding the serving Additional were asked HER HUSBAND JACOB HOLMES. AND Lindsay, Mr. Lawrence Morris, Mr. used for the tea table and through the guests to make year of the Friday Evening Dance Club. St. Stephens and Incarnation of tea. a delightful program was given the two tables An indictment charging Daniel J. NIECES. J. BROWN AND C. WHEELER. Mr. club up and those present Fassett the a • William Randolph Moore, Ridgway bouse. Fitz wife of Eu- Mr. will be guest at by Mrs. Gerald, Capt. Included Mrs. Carl W. Mitman, Mrs. Church Services Tomorrow. O'Brien, former manager of the May- Knight, M. Claude Achille Clarac, testimonial dinner in his honor, to be JOHNSON. JENNIE. Sacred to the memory gene J. M. Fitz Gerald, now on duty John Mrs. of M. Frederic Mr. The Minister of Henry Yates, George Scotton held at the Club on flower with use of the my darling mother. JENNIE JOHNSON, Coudert, jr.; Roger Czechoslovakia and at Fort who is soloist. Racquet Tuesday Palm will be Hotel, illegal who Meade, soprano Carll, jr.; Mrs. Clarence A. Lane, Mrs. Sunday appropriately entered Into rest two years ago to- Chetwood, Mr. Laurance S. Rockefeller, Mme. Veverka will entertain at a evening by th? Washington Alumni As- recep- She was assisted by Mr. Gerson Nord- Howard G. observed at St. Stephen's and the In- mails has been dropped in Pittsburgh, day, April 8. 1931. Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Sosthenas tion this afternoon from 5 to 8 o'clock Nichols, Mrs. Henry D. sociation of the Beta Theta Pi Frr- Byrnes [ who played several piano solos carnation Episcopal Church, Sixteenth here last Sadly missed. linger Ralph and Mrs. A. B. Farnham. of which he was the seer Pa., it was announced night. in the legation. and the ternity, tary and Newton streets. Holy communion DEVOTED SON, GERALD A. JOHNSON. accompaniment. fcr several Mr. O'Brien was indicted with five years. will be celebrated at 7:30 a.m. and a Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. Coll of MATTHEWS. EDWARD. In Senora de Zaldumbide, wife of the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard Shelton will be by Dr. George other officials of the American Bond sad but loving Allenhurst, N. J., who were in Miami, message given remembrance of our dear husband and 7Ae Minister of Ecuador, went to New York have as their guests over the week end to the church father. for the Fisk Dudley, the rector, & Mortgage Co. on charges arising EDWARD MATTHEWS, who de- to remain over in the Shore ham, Fla., Winter, are at the Shore- ATHLETIC MEET HELD parted this life yesterday Sunday. In their apartment school at 9:30 a.m. At the- 11 o'clock out of the 1928 of the May- eight years ago today. GREATER Charles L. Sevier ot ham for a few days before returning refinancing April 8, 1925. her mother, Mrs. service Dr. Dudley will sing. Palms will flower and Mrs. Emanuel to their home. Hotel. Loved In life, Representative Bristol, Tenn., her niece, Mrs. Jay Lowe be distributed. remembered In death. Celler few 1,200 Colored Boys and Girls of The motion to drop the indictment HIS WIFE AND FAMILY. • are spending a days in At- of Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. E. at both the Dr. Dudley will preach was made by United States Attorney THTJEM. GUSTAV A. Sacred lantic City. of and Mr. Dinner Tonight by Group to the mem- Langdon Hanna Pittsburgh, morning and evening services. Louis B. Graham of with ory of our dear husband and her of American University. Montgomery Compete. Pittsburgh, father, Lhamberfr John Sevier of Bristol, Tenn., the of General Cum- GUSTAV A. THURM. who departed this Attorney Herr Gerrit von Haeften, attache of will entertain at the The Special Dispatch to The Star. approval life 11 years ago today, April 8, 1922. ONE OF THE URGES! nephew. They faculty group of the Graduate mings. CO,! the German embassy, was host at sup- dinner dance tonight for their guests School of the American will ROCKVILLE, Md., April 8 —The an- There is a sad and sweet remembrance, University Licenses. Mr. O'Brien resigned his post at the There is a per at the Russian Troika last entertain at dinner nual athletic meet, or field day, of Marriage memory fond and true. UNDERTAKERS IN THE WORLD evening, at the Hatchett, the return of the There is a token of affection Lewis O. Patterson. 21. 1428 Massachu- Mayflower following when covers were laid for six. Mrs. Thomas A. Scott, who spent sev- at Mount Vernon this attended the colored public school children of And a heartache still for you. evening, setts ave and Mary A. Wine. 24, 1692 31st indictment. He is now managing sev- in New York with her son, Dean and Mrs. C. Montgomery County was held here yes- WIFE AND CHILDREN. • Think What Service You eral days by L. Clark, Bishop St.: Rev. J. C Hawk. eral hotels in Brooklyn. Miss Elizabeth Vandenberg, who has Thomas A. Scott, jr., was in Baltimore and Mrs. Edwin H. Hughes, Dr. and terday with approximately 1,200 boys Emory F. Blincoe. 23. Cherrydale. Va., T1BBS. WILLIAM. A tribute of love la and Mary ;vT. Thompson, 24, 1692 31st St.: The other officials were convicted memory of my dear husband. WILLIAM as as been visiting her Senator and with her Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Collier, Dr. William E. Arm- and girls, representing 26 schools, par- Can Get Low parents, yesterday parents. Hev. J. C. Hawk. and then a new trial. Mr. TIBBS, who passed away three years ago in hte numerous granted Mrs. Vandenberg, in their apartment at Mrs. William Holland Wilmer. strong, Dr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Aitchi- ticipating events. O. B. Phillips. 48. 218 A St. i.e.. and Ruth a sev- today, April 8, 1930. R. E. Mat- O'Brien, who had been granted Wardman Park Hotel the son, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dr. William E. Burdick, director of Shaw. 32, same address: Judge We saw you during Spring H. Bean. Dr. erance, was not tried with them. slowly leaving us. and Mrs. went to tin itly. And helpless we vacation, has returned to her studies at *Mr. Eugene Meyer and Mrs. Knute Carlson, Dr. Ernst the Playgrounds Athletic League, Bal- 22. Naval Air Sta- stood by up Richard A. Gardiner, And drained the of New York yesterday to remain through timore, was in and he was J. Dvkes. 18. 1619 E st. cup bitter grief *65 Rockford College. Correll, Miss Sara H. Dow, Dr. and charge, tion. and Margaret The we saw day you die. next week. assisted by Edwin W. Broome, s.e.: Rev. S. W. Salisbury. Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel, Miss Hazel H. county Scotland, Tl.ry say time heals of Charles C. Brown. 31, Glasgow. PIERSON'S TRIAL a broken heart. MaJ. Gen. and Mrs. William H. Hay Feagans, Dr. and Mrs. Henry B. Haz- superintendent schools, and several and Mary G McNeale. IT, 1823 Biltmore CAPT. But, oh. it seems untrue: Mr. James C. Stone, jr., has arrived For one For a Complete Funeral of Camp Smith, Peeksklll, N. Y., are ard, Dr. and Mrs. James I. Hoffman, experts from Baltimore. The events I st.' Rev. H. S. Smith. year our hearts have ached. in Washington to be with his parents, were Iador Rodis. 29. 1900 P St.. and Lillian Dearest daddy. Just for you. guests of Col. and Mrs. Robert J. Dr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Mrs. hotly contested and execellent H. BE NEXT WEDNESDAY Cars and All Flem- Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stone, in their Holmes, R Spector. 25. 6221 12th St.; Rev. S. TO HIS WIFE, OLLIE TIBBS. • ing at 3538 Porter street northwest. Catherine Seckler Miss Anne performances were given. Met*. at Wardman Park Hotel, for Hudson, A. apartment Jensen, Dr. and Mrs. Walton C. John W. McKenna. 26. and Helen time. John, of Baltimore: Rev. W. P. Maj. Gavine Drummond Hunt and a short its originality and historic value, from Moran. 28. both Second Precinct Officer Expected to FUNERAL DIRECTORS. We have amazed the Dr. and Mrs. Harry M. Johnson, Maj. J. Strickler. Mrs. Hunt of an art point of view. Edith Dallas, Tex., and their Mrs. William O'Neil and her children, and Mrs. Raymond A. Dr. and O L. Simms. 32. 612 6th St.. and Kelser, 412 H st.; Judge R. E. Mat- Claim Prescription Resulted whole profession young daughter, Miss Margaret Hunt, Mr. Mrs. Charles S. Mr. and Mrs. T. Allen, 18. JAMES T. "RYAN Miss Grace O'Neil, Mr. John O'Neil. Morgan, The Judge Lynn Chapter was enter- tingly. are guests of Mrs. Hunt's Mrs. Va., and 317 PA AVE. 81. Atlantic mother, Hugh O'Neil and Mr. Jerry O'Neil of Lawrence Myers, Dr. and Mrs. Harry tained Mrs. Prank White. 22. Wilmington. Intoxication Charge. 1700 Tuesday by Livingston Kent's Store, Va.; Rev. R. Robert Lyons, at 1440 Clifton street. Akron, Ohio, motored to Washington C. Oberholser, Dr. and Mrs. Oswald Sarah Brice. 21. Call Columbia 0432 Vann. jr., with Mrs. Tonis J. Holtz- D Grymes. The of intoxication filed sev- T. WILLIAM LEE'S SONS CO. and are at the Shoreham for a Schreiner, Dr. W. M_ W. Splawn, Mrs. State charge FUNERAL Lieut. W. V. Saunders entertained staying berg, chairman of National De- DIRECTORS Cor. 14th and Sts. N.W. few en route from Miami Beach, Mary N. Longfield, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. eral weeks ago against Capt. Joseph Chapin nine of his brother officers at days fense Embodying Patriotic Education, supper have been for the S. Stevens, Dr. Harold E. Warner and CREMATORIUM Fla., where they as honor guest, she an interest- W. Pierson of the second precinct will 4th * MASS. AVI. at the Russian Troika last evening, a giving Deaths W.K. LINCOLN 6200. Winter. Miss Warner, Dr. and Mrs. Phillip G. ing address. The honorary regent of Reported. be called for trial before a special Trial You Get the Biggest "Constantinople party," the members Ellen E. Mundell. 9J. 1006 M st. s.e. Wright, Mr. William E. Dodd, jr.; Dr. the mem- of Frank of the been on chapter gave greetings to the Christie. 88, Gallinger Hospital. Board composed inspectors next Geier's Sons Co« party having duty there Dr. and "Mrs. Charles F. Roos, with and Mrs. Charles and Dr. El- Alexander and the Best from Pergler bers and guests and the regent, Mrs. Marsaret A. Cotter. 85, 1120 Michigan Wednesday. Pierson has been served at the same time. little son Charles, sail today from j their lery C. Stowell. R. Pulton told of her recent with the that while ^r^JS? T8JeP^National 2473 wfiere Harry 1628 Monroe st. papers, charging New York for London, England, visit to the azalea of Lucius J. E. Kel'am. 80, Mrs. Arthur MacArthur was the gardens Charles- Oliver H. Chamberlain, 78, Qarfleld Hos- off duty he was under the influence of CHAS. S. ZURHORST Dr. Roos will do research in the field Dr. of the honor guest at a dinner given last eve- Raymond Moley Depart- ton, S. C.; Savannah, Ga., and Spring pital. intoxicants. 301 CAST CAPITOL ST. of mathematical economy. He has been ment of 75. Georgetown University CHAMBERS Mr. and Mrs. State spoke at dinner last in Mobile. Mrs. Pulton attended the Anna Wiegman, Pierson was suspended by Phone Lincoln MIS ning by Edward T. a fellowship. Mrs. Hospital. Inspector awarded Guggenheim night at the Woman's National Demo- D. A. R. State conference in Park rd. of Tusca- Sarah Prances Simpson, 74. 1510 L. L H. Edwards when the latter called Roos received a doctor philosophy cratic Club. Mrs. Charles S. Webster st. Hamlin, loosa, Ala., at which the president gen- John P. Schneider. 74. 723 at Pierson's home, 43 T street, in re- W. W. DEAL & CO. in from George William Murphy. 70, Gallinger Hospital. degree psychology president of the club, introduced Dr. eral, Mrs. Russell William Magna, was sponse to an Fin B ST. N.E. LINCOLN 8200 University in February. Ella Honey. 69, 137 Kentucky ave. s.e. anonymous telephone tip Washington Moley. Others at the speakers' table present. An account of the Eye. Ear and that the was marking Nellie T. Lewis. 67. Episcopal 1 captain drunk. At the were Mr. Charles S. Miss TIMOTHY HANLON at Hamlin, Ernst, and opening as a memorial of the home Throat Hospital. time Pierson was in bed under the care "Gay 90s" Party Elena Di Pierro, 66, 68 O at. Oil H St. N.E—Lin. 8043. Miss Lothrop, Mr. and Mrs. Blair Ban- of Gen. William Crawford and a Woman's Country Club Tonight. Gorges, Mary Geslester. 64. Sibley Hospital. of physician, suffering from Influenza. AMBULANCE SERVICE ister, Mr. Hugh T. Nelson, Mr. Jack B. the reviewing of the R. O. T. C. by Robert Campbell. 63. 80o C st. n.e. It Is understood the Pierson defense |ptomttg The National Woman's Country Club Hot*!. ^ Tate, Judge Finis Garrett and Mr. and the president general on the University Charlea I. Merrick, 60, Mayflower will claim the captain's will be decorated In keeping with the Samuel P. Wright, 60. 808 12th st. personal phy- Mrs. Thomas Armat. of Alabama campus proved of interest Sol- sician had for his costumes of the at the gay Harrison Printup. 50, United States prescribed whisky guests Among those entertaining at the to the chapter. diers' Home Hospital. ailment. John P. Costello will 90s ball, this evening. The 1890 2525 12th st. repre- dinner are Mrs. James T. Newton, Miss Mrs. R. J. Swingle, Mrs. J. P. Mann, William Eicholz. 58. sent Capt. Pierson. JTCLEHEKTfSDK Hoapital. period will be the atmosphere of the Mary Edith Mrs. Kate Tren- Mrs. Clara Malone, Mrs. G. E. Dr. C. W. Bell, 52, Emergency Estab. 1862 1241 WU. Al«. W.W. Wort 0SQ4 Coulson, Keeler, Sue Catherine Sacrarlo, 49, 3141 Mount # gala fete, and those yho *111 be in the holm Abrams, Mrs. George Whltecot- Mrs. C. W. Kyle and Mrs. Enoch Vann Pleasant at. F. Birch's Sons interesting company at the ball will in- ton. Miss Jessie Dell, Mrs. Dumas Ma- assisted the hostess in serving the Hattie L. Payne, 44. 1516 Kenllworth CITY NEWS IS BRIEF. Joseph clude Miss Helen Robbins, Miss ave. n.e. (ISAAC BIRCH) Mary lone, Mrs. Fannie M. Foster, Dr. Henry supper. Mrs. Donald M. Earll, vice Hospital. ^JL-jjOVERTISEHEHIS Miss Shouse, the Misses Arthur Browne, 43. Emergency TODAY. 3034 M St. N.W. Gibson, Betty Selby, Mr. Charles Quarles, Mrs. Theo- regent, and Mrs. J. Milton Jester, dele- Henry L. Albaugh. 31). 8lbley Hospital. gSi,g KB Charles Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. McVay, dore Benson, Mr. and Mrs. John B. gate. gave Interesting reports of the Lena P. Golden. 36. Gal! inter Hospital. Dance, John Burroughs School, Miss Jeane Peeples, Mrs. Edward Burl- State conference Daniel Rollins 36. Emergency Hospital. Eighteenth and Monroe streets north- JOHN R. WRIGHT Gordon, Mrs. John C. Breckinridge, recently held D. C. Josie T. F. Manette, 33, 1109 Chicago CO. Miss Charlotte Mr. John 8:30 1337 10th St. N.W. North ing. Jr.; Mayo, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Laura and Mrs. Earll read the chapter report st. s.e. east, p.m. Phono INT Here Jackson, E stabllshed 1870 received 610 Otis Reyburn, Mr. William Briggs. Miss C. Williams Mr. and Mrs. for the year. Sarah Markowitz. 29. place. entertaining Robert E. Daniels. 12, on street, 4Vi and Initiation and Mu Marlon Worthington, Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Mr. and Mrs. banquet, Alpha Keating M sts. s.w. Delta 12i Blaise de Sibour, Mr. Jean de Sibour Mrs. Berneard Elman and her daugh- Charles W. Snyder. 4, Emergency Hos- Chapter, Sigma Kappa, Kennedy- V. Judson King, and Mrs. Robert Lansing L. CO. have to Warren, 6:30 SPEARE and Mr. Corcoran Thorn, jr. Reserva- Mrs. ter, Audrey Lee, returned their pital. p.m. Neither the entertaining Seymour and Mrs. J. Sarah McLane, 79, 35 Florida ave. successor* to nor connected with tions for the ball may be made at the apartment at the Clifton Manor, after the origin*! W. R. C. Shepherd. St. Clair Hiawuthia. 03. 1328 Q st. Benefit bingo party, Hiawatha Coun- Speart establishment. L. H. Forster's club. visiting in Virginia for three weeks. K st. s.w. Pharmacy— B.nnle Hughes. 113. 2'!ti cil, No. Northeast 1009 H St. N.W. John Wesley Furr. 45. Gallinger Hoapital. 0, Masonic Temple, _NatlojijJ^ITO3 A number of well known men and Mrs. Mary K. gave a small Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Vaslllefl. w^o Elenor Peters. 41. Pieedinen'a Hospital. Eighth and F streets northeast, 8 p.m. 11th & M Sts. N.W. Macarty Hospital. luncheon party at the Russian Troika women of the Capital City will be the spent the last three months In Wa William 8impson. 40, Emergency WILLIAM He SCOTT and for the Reginald Revels. 3U, Veterans' Admlnis- ! Meeting. Socialist Study Club, 312 409 8th St. B.C. yesterday for her Miss Barbara patrons patronesses Spring have gone to Baltimore foi ^ Center. Branch niece. ington, tratlon Diagnosis H 8 LINCOLN 0530. Is an Authorized Star Office. recital of Marian Chase, and Lester week's stay. Prom there they will go Alijer Shank. 21. Casualty Hospital. street, p.m. Shafer, with their Denishawn Dance to New York, where Mr. VaslliefT will Charles M. Cansar. 21. 1474 Columbia rd. LOST; Robert Henderson, 6. en route Freednien's I Card party, Commerce MONUMENTS. Group of Washington, which the Com- his at the Department BEAGLE HOUND, female, short lei:; black exhibit paintings gallery, Hospital. branch of Federal THE SELECTION IN D. and white and Employes' Union, No. LARGEST C. ANTS can be tan. Phone Met. O'iiiH; munity Department will present as one 144 West Thirteenth. Later on he will William Nutt. 9 days, 1625 6th St. MONUMENTS AND STATUARY supplied surprisingly quick reward. )>» 2, 710 Fourteenth street, 8 pjn. of its important recreational show at one of the Do not base the selection of the family of a Star Classified Ad- programs have a one-man through the medium CAT. large, black, male, with white spot in the auditorium of Central monument on photographs shown by ped- on High Washington galleries. Card La of front of neck. Address .'130(> Kith st. party, Fayette Lodge, Chap- dlers or agents, as you may be deceived. vertisement. The attention practically n.w.; reward offered. Columbia 1K4:(. School, Wednesday evening, April 19, Births ter No. O. E. Masonic Reduced prices for .10 days. Woodward Reported. 37, S., Hall, EYEGLASSES, at 8:45 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. William E. JAS. R. DURITY. in is focused on this Section light, shell frame: nose; near William D. and Ida Goldberg, boy. Fourteenth and Kenyon streets, 8 p.m. everybody Washington corner 16th and P: Island, are at the Blade nsburg Ed.. Opp. g*ar»-Eoebacfc. Prlday afternoon. Port- The dance group, which includes 30 of Forest Hills, Long John T. and Mary Naughton, boy. land Hotel. Di»t. 867H. Apt. H20. every day. Washington dancers, many of them Shoreham for a few days' visit. Edgar J. and Agnes Kepllnger. girl. Dinner and dance. Matrons and FOUNTAIN PEN, between Washington Circle Jacob G. and Eva Jones, boy. FUNERAL DESIGNS. I popular in society circles, will be seen Patrons' Association, William P. Hunt and 17th on Pa. ave.. Friday noon; name L. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Converse of George R. and Lillian Simon, boy O. Melster on pen. Na. Ofi2a. »* in new and modern dance numbers, Eldred E. and Edith Mahoney, girl. Chapter, Hamilton Hotel, 6:30 pjn. A. Westwood, Mass., are at Wardman GEO. COMLEY Leave copy for the Classified Section at au- GLASSES, tortoise shell. In black case. which have been created during the re- James T. and Eshel Murphy, girl. Artistic Floral Designs by Expert* any Park Hotel for a brief visit. Alexander and Virginia Arent, boy. Finder please phone North 4782. cent months Mr. Shafer and Miss Night Phono*. Clar. l.T-J-1 or ifil-J-1 thorized Star Branch Office—there one in by Ernest and Dorothy Smith, boy. is your POCKETBOOK, black, Preaches Twice Tomorrow. containing money, Chace, climaxed in an alluring medieval Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel E. Carpen- Thomas and Emma Lovingood, girl. the above watch, letters, personal objects: on side road Delarce and Ethel Dory. girl. Gude Bros* Co., 1212 F St neighborhood, displaying sign. to ballet, to be called "Paderbom," In to 8 off main road Fairfax: finder can keep ter of Enid, Okla., motored Wash- James E. and Victoria Proctor, DAMASCUS, Md., April (Special). Auto Delivery money If other objects returned. Mrs. which, among others, will be Miss Har- flrl. —Dr. Charles F. • and are at the Shoreham be- Charles H. and Christine Edmonds, flrl. Cole, president of Sib- Orafton Hotel. ington ^Prompt Service Hooper. riet Anderson, Miss Katherlne Sipple, John H and Nellie Gant. girl. ley Memorial D. Ho- fore going to Canada. Hospital. Washington, There are no fees in connection with Branch WRIST WATCH—At or near Mayflower Miss Frances Duff and Miss Nancy William and Alice Rush. girl. C., will at Salem Methodist tel, April 7. 103.1. platinum diamond wrist Sam and Virginia Halestack, boy. preach gIo. (TsHAF?feR~ Brock. ar- Office watch, scratch No. X-800. Case contains 24 Mrs. C. G. Pall of Boston, Mass., Herbert and Ellen Baker, boy. Episcopal Church at Cedar Grove to- EXPRESSIVE FLORAL EMBLEMS AT service; only regular rates are charged. _ baguette diamonds. 2 marquise diamonds and A number of parties already are be- rived yesterday for an indefinite stay Henry and UratBrown. girl. morrow at 10 a.m., and at MODERATE PRICES. PHONE WAT. 01— round diamonds. Reward offered. Finder morning 64 for the which is and she has taken an at Charlea andI AbBaAnna Smith,Sml girl. Damascus return to Alexander W. dregs, 8400 10th (t. ing planned event, apartment James E. and Luventa Warner, girl. Methodist Episcopal Church n.w. Col. 3113. attracting unusual Interest, because of Wardman Park HoteL Vernon and UolUe MacParland, boy. kt II ajn. j 4 th & EYE