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MRS. L. Ν. GELDERT,
AUTHOR-POET, DIES
Former Resident of This City Was
Head of American Pen
Women's League.
Mrs. Louis Napoleon Geldert, 73,
author and poet, former resident of
Washington, died in Memphis, Tenn.,
of a heart ailment last night, ac
cording to Associated Press dispatches.
Mrs. Geldert lived here from 1918
to 1924 and was president of the
League of American Pen Women from
1922 to 1924. 8he was nationally 1
known as author, poet, Journalist and
lecturer. She was before here mar
riage Grace Duffle Boylan.
Surviving her are her husband and
! two children. Malcolm Stuart Boylan
and Mrs. Clover Roecoe, both Hol
lywood screen writers.
Mrs. Geldert was the author ol
several works, including "Thy Son
Liveth," published In 1918 while she
lived in Washington. This book dealt
with a personal experience and physic
revelation of a mother whose son died
in Prance.
■ ·
Gains Cheer Greece.
Greece reports that all branches of
economic act ivlty showed an upward
trend in the last year.
MUNICH
CLAIMED BY DEATH
Superintendent of Nurses of
U. S. Public Health Serv
ice Succumbs.
Miss Lucy Minnigerode, superin
tendent of nurses of the United States
Public Health Service, long fUstin
guisned in her chosen profession, and
a member of a Virginia family well
known in Washington, died yesterday
morning in Alexandria, Va. Her death,
which followed a sudden illness in
curred the day previous, took place
at the residence of her niece, Mrs.
Eliphalet Fraser Andrews, jr.
Miss Minnigerode was born Febru
ary 8, 1871, at Oatlands, near Lees
burg, Va. She was a graduate of
the Nursing School of Bellevue Hos
pital, in New York. At one time she
was superintendent of nurses at the
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hos
pital. in Washington, while during
another period she occupied a simi
lar post at Columbia Hospital in this j
city. As chief of the nursing staff
of the Public Health Service she was I
at the head of a trained personnel
numbering 1,700.
Sent to Russia in 1914.
In 1914 Miss Minnigerode was sent
to Russia by the Red Cross, where
600 nurses were under her super
vision. She spent a year in Kiev.
While there she was decorated by the ,
Caar with the Red Cross of St. Anne, j
In 1925 she was the recipient of the J
Florence Nightingale Medal, Rward j
Dies Suddenly
MISS LUCY MINNIGERODE.
—Harris-Ewing Photo.
given by the American Red Cross for
outstanding attainment in the nurs
ing profession. Her lectures on hy
gienic matters have been translated
into several languages.
Dr. Hugh S. Cumming. surgeon
general <ύ the Public Health Service,
said today that "in the death of Miss
Minnigerode the Public Health Serv
ice has sustained an irreparable loss."
"She was a woman of outstanding
ability," he declared. "Through her
efforts the nursing corps of the Pub
lic Health Service was organized in
1919. when the emergency care of
World War veterans was placed on
this service by Congress.
"Under the direction of Miss Min
nigerode a corpe of nurses of approxi
mately 1,700 was quickly recruited
and organized to carry on this im
portant work in 76 hospitals. This
emergency task, including also or
ganization of the dietitians for these
hospitals, was handled by Miss Min
nigerode in a most competent man
ner. She was a good organizer and a
hard worker.
Directed 650 Nurse*.
"At the time of her death she was
still superintendent of nurses, hav
ing direction of 650 nurses in 26 hos
pitals throughout the country, caring
for merchant seamen, men of the
Coast Guard, Light House Service !
and other beneficiaries, Including »
few World War veteran*. Moat of
the veterans now are in other vet
erans' hospitals."
"8he was a very remarkable
woman."
Miss Minnigerode is survived by
the following brothers and sisters:
Charles Minnigerode of Baltimore,
Md.; Mrs. William C. Butler of Chile,
South America; C. Powell Min
nigerode of this city. Col. Fitzhugh
Lee Minnigerode, U. S. Α.. retired, of
New York; George C. Minnigerode
and Anne O. Minnigerode of this
city and Capt. Karl Minnigerode,
U. s. A.
Funeral services will be Held this
afternoon at Vaucleuse, Seminary
Hill, Va., residence of Mrs. Andrews.
Interment will be later in the day in
the family lot in the Mldaleburg, Va.,
Cemetery.
WARREN B. HADLEY
SUCCUMBS HERE
Former Edison Associate
Was District Electrical
Engineer Until 1931.
Warren Bernard Hadley, 75, one of
the early leaders In the development
of electrical utility, a former associate
of Edison and for 18 years electrical
engineer for the District, died early
yesterday at his home, 2332 First street.
As a youth, Mr. Hadley had done
considerable experimentation on the
arc lamp. He was an associate of J.
Frank Sprague in laying down the Bos
ton electric street car system, one of.
the first in the country, and also did 1
work on early telephones.
Worker With Edison.
He made his first electric generator
with Edison, and while working with
the New York Edison Illuminating
Co. was in charge of installing the
first electric lights in Madison Square
Garden.
He came to Washington about 35
years ago to do work at the War Col
lege. He stayed to supervise work at
the Government Printing Office, and
then for a time was chief engineer
at Soldiers' Home, where he built the
present elaborate power plant.
Lnirrea υ. t. service.
Entering the District service in 1913
as an assistant engineer, a short while :
later he was put in charge, remaining
so until the Pall of 1931. When he
came into office there were 2.300 elec
tric lamps in Washington. When he
left, there was more than 29,000
Mr. Hadley was born in Providence, j
R. X., September 2. 1859. He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Flora M.
Hadley. and a step-son, Harry E.
Edwards.
Funeral services will be held at the
home tomorrow, at 2:30 ρ m. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
FUNERAL RITES TONIGHT
Milton S. Van Gasken to Be
Buried at Shamokin, Pa.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
SILVER SPRING. Md„ March 25 —
Funeral services for Milton S. Van
Gasken. 37. who died Saturday follow
ing a three-week illness will be held
tonight at 8 o'clock from his residence
at 8301 Houston street. Rev. Ralph
D. Smith, pastor of the Woodside
Methodist Episcopal Church will
officiate and burial will be tomorrow
at Shamokin, Pa
A native of Shamokin. Mr. Van
Gasken came here four years ago from
Philadelphia and operated a taxi *erv
ice. He is survived by his mother, ;
Mrs. Cora L. Van Gasken and a
sister. Miss Rachnel L. Van Gasken.
both ot this place.
Rites Wednesday
ELDER ARTHUR G. DANIELLS.
DANIELLS MEMORIAL
HERE WEDNESDAY
Takoma Park Bites Will Honor
Leader of Seventh-day
Adventists.
A memorial service for Elder Arthur
G. Daniells. for 21 years president of
the World Conference of Seventh-day
Adventists, spending most of that time
in Washington and Takoma Park,
where he established the denomina
tional headquarters, will be held at
the Seventh-day Adventist Church,
Takoma Park, Wednesday at 3:15pm.
He died Friday in Glendale, Calif.,
where services also will be held Wed
nesday afternoon.
Elder W. A. SpiCer, secretary of the
General Conference for 18 years under
Elder Daniells and later president,
will deliver the sermon. Personal
reminiscences will be given by W. W.
Prescott, general field secretary of the
conference: P. M. Wilcox, editor the
Review and Herald: W. H. Branson,
president of the North American Con
ference. and John L. Shaw, treasurer
of the World Conference.
Mrs. Winiired Β Cunningham will !
play the organ and hymns will be by
the church choir. Elder H. J. Det- 1
weiler, president of the Columbia
Union Conference, will read from the
scriptures. Daniel H. Kress, an old
friend of Elder Daniells and associated
with him in Australia as a medical
missionary, will read a prayer, and
Elder M. E. Kern, leader of young !
people's work for many years, will
pronounce the eulogy.
Elder C. S. Longacre. president of !
the Religious Liberty Association, will ,
speak the benediction and a male
quartet will sing.
Deaths Reported.
Annie Ε Simpsen. 01. Graftoo Hot»!.
Eluabeth Stalnecker. i<e. 143 Carroll
st s.e.
John R Gibbons. 7R. 114o Buchanan «t.
Simon D Fronson "7. 17·;4 Park rd.
Nathan H Diver» 77. 4.4 Ρ st
Catherine Meade. 75. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Mary Ε Gwinn. 7C 115 Kentucky »ve. s e.
Fritz Β Kenned» «3 Gallinger Hospital.
Sarah R Browne il. «7. lllfi I st. ft.
Mary C Meson. H7. lit] 7 Kennedy st.
Max Lune. tin. Georgetown Hospital
Charles A MfKenney. «4. George Wash
ington Hospital.
Fannie Bruce Garfield Hospital
Corey Webster. ;>*«. Qarfield Hospital.
Elir.er C. Hlllman. 4«. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Charlotte Whitty, 94. Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Hattie Ε Lee. 7!' 2i»08 M st.
Dollie A Moore. 75. 14 10 Τ st
George Washington «!·. St Elizabeth's
Hospital
Jennie Pya't fiC. 407 A st. η e
Eugene Graham. ,">H. Gallinger Hospital.
Augustus Johnson 55. Casualty Hospital.
Laura Johnson. 55. 74!> Park rd
Pear! Branson. ."Ϊ : ! Gallinger Hospital.
Ellia Davis. :tl. O'Brien ct.
Lewis Grayson. Freedmen s Hospital.
George Carson 'J7. Casualty Hospital
Infant Isaac Smith Gallinter Hospital.
(Carï* of ϋhanks
COLE. MART E. Oenrge W Cole acknow!- :
edges with grateiui appreciation the ι
kindnesses during the illness end sym
pathies expressed and floral offerings
sent on the occasion of the death of his
beloved wile. MARY Ε COLE. H14 t:3rd
st. η w and the duties performed by the
churches and organizations will ever
be appreciated
HUSBAND. GEORGE W. COLE.
Spaîlîfl.
AVERY. MAURICE HVSSF.Y. On Sunday.
March •.'4. 1935. at Emergency Hos
pital MAURICE HUSSEY AVERY, be
loved husband of Evelyn Pant Avery.
Funeral service? at St Mark's Eolscopal
Church :!rd and A sts. s e., on Tues
ria>. March ·?♦». at p.m. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Congressional
Cemetery
BAKER. ANMF Ε On Sunday. March
19.Ί5. at 1 am. at her residence.
71!» St h st « w. ANNIE Ε beloved
x* «fe of James M. Baker Funeral Tues- !
day. March *.'*». at Ί p.m.. from Fifth;
Baptist Church. Ε st. s w between Hth 1
and Tth sts. Interment at Congressional
Cemetery. Friends and relatives in- ι
vited. ·
BARRON. MARV. On Monday. March 4ϊ5.
1 at Georgetown University Hos
pital. MARY BARRON, beloved sister of
Elizabeth Pansley and Annie Cunning
ham Notice of funeral hereafter.
BEIIRLE. ELIZABETH. On Friday. March
:·!. 1 ELIZABETH BEHRLE «STAL
NECKER ». She is survived by two
daughters, one son. twenty-one grand
children and seventeen great-grand
children. Funeral from the residence
of ner daughter. Mrs. Anna T. Bratiy.
14:t Carroll st. s.e . on Tuesday. March
'je. at 8:.'*0 a.m.: thence to St Peter's
Cliurch. where requiem mass will be of
fered at 9 a m Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery Relatives and friends invited
to attend 25
BRANSON. PEARL JEWEL. Departed this
life Friday. March 19ί5Γ>. at 12 noon.
At Gallinser Hospital. PEARL JEWEL
BRANSON, loving daughter of the late
George W. and MaLtie S. Branson, sis
ter-in-law of Estelle Branson. She also
leaves to mourn their loss two sisters.
Gertrude Elmore and Esther Branson;
three brothers. Randolph George and
William Branson; a devoted brother
in-law. Philip N. Elmore, and a host
of other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral
home. I.'iOO South Capitol st.. where
funeral services will be held Tuesday.
March 2 H at l:.'IO p.m.. Rev. J. H. Ran
dolph officiating. Interment Rosemont
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited.
LOST.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star icill be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a.m.
day of issue. For the Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
BILL of large denomination, at 18th and
Columbia rd . between 8:30 and 8:45 a.m.
Call Emerson 6SB0. after 5:30 p.m.
CHANGE PURSE—Brown, money, keys:
between 11th and 13th on F. Saturday
afternoon. Call CleT. 4799. 25*
COLLIE DOG. sable and white male: last
seen vicinity .0800 block 2nd ave.. Wood
side Hd . about 4:30 March 22; reward.
8801 Georgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md.
Shepherd 'Josti.
DOG—Black and white letter, strayed Irom
101 As. en at.. Chevy Chase. Md ; female.
10 moiths old; has brown collar, but no
tag Reward. Ca 11 National ltilfl.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. large, golden
brown and black, white muzzle, named
"Kiel": tag No. 4584 Reward. Vickery.
XI11 Cleveland «Te. a.w. Cleveland am i.
POODLE, white, curly hair: answers to
name of "Waddles." Tag No. 7730. Re
ward. Phone Mrs, t. Duncan. North H75H
VEST—Gray: on Florida ave between
19th and Colin, ave. Reward. Phone
Potomac 3B75.
VIOLIN, taken from basement of church.
7th and A sts. n.e.. Sunday. Finder please
return to church or phone Col. 87W.
WRIST WATCH—Ollendorff, platinum set
with diamonds, black cord wrist band.
Saturday Reward. 3945 Conn. ave. or
Cleveland 5529 __ 2H* _
REWARD.
Lost, on California st. n.w.. late Satur
day afternoon, heavy gold ring, bearing
imperial Russian eagles on top and Ma
sonic markings on each side. Liberal re
ward for return to Ϊ21!» California St.
n.w,. apartment 43.
S10 BILL, between Old Heidlebur*. 515
11th. and Batitary Store. Reward. Old
Heidleburg Restaurant. ·
$50.00 REWARD.
For the return of platinum wrist watch,
rectangular shape, set with 90 diamonds
and « marauis stones. Lost March 13. be
tween 3103 Ρ jt n.w. and lower Conn. ave.
Notify Nichols Οο .'Λϊβ Woodward Bldg.
Seattle.
BBANNUM· JAMES WILLIAM. On Bun
day. March 24. 1035. JAMES WILLIAM
BRANNUM of 2112 Ε st. n.w. Surviving
him are three sisters, one brother, one
niece and a devoted friend. Margaret
Holland Remains at Frazter's funeral
nome. 380 Rhode Island avc. n.w.
Notice of funeral later 20
MOWN. ΜΛΤΤΙΕ WINSTON. Departed
this life Saturday March 53. 1935,
after a lingering illness. MATTIE WIN
STON BROWN, the devoted wife of the
late Jesie W. Brown. She leaves to
mourn their lo«s one sin. Richard V.
Brown and other lelatives and friends.
Funeral Wednesday. March 27. at 1
p.m.. from her late residence. Rev Ε C.
8mith officiating. Services private. In
terment In Lincoln Cemetery. 2ϋ
BROWN. MARY ELLEN. On Sunday.
March 24. 1035. at Georgetown Univer
sity Hospital. MARY ELLEN BROWN,
daughter of the late Daniel and Joanna
Brown Funeral from her late residence.
.Hon Ν st. n.w.. Wednesday. March 27.
at 0:30 a m. Requiem mass at Holy
Trinity Church at 111 a m Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
BRUCE. FANNIE E. Special meeting of
Federal Chapter. No. 38. Ο. Ε S is
called at the New Masonic Temple l.'ith
st. and New York ave n.w.. on Tuesday.
March 26. 1935. at 12:30 ρ m., for the
purpose of conducting services for our
late sister FANNIE Ε BRUCE
BERTHA M CONRAD Worthy Matron.
LILIAN Ε HADLEY. Secretary.
BLTLER. ELIZABETH GRACE.' Departed
this life on Saturday March 23. m.'l.i.
at Gallinger Hospital. ELIZABETH
GRACE BUTLER, d'voted wife of Thomas
E. Butler loving mother of George E.
and Carroll Ε Butler, daughter of Wil
liam and Rosie Proctor, sister of Mrs.
Elpie Swan. Alonzo. Walter and Mable
Proctor She also leaves many other
relatives and friends to mourn her de
parture Remains resting at the John T.
Rhine* funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts
5.W.. until 5 p.m Monday March 25:
thereafter at «34 M «t. se Funeral
Tuesday. March 2H. at it a.m. from
Mount Carniel Catholic Ch'irch Forest
▼ille Md Interment Forestv.lle. Md.
CLARK. JAMES G. On Sunday. March
24. 1935. at his home. West Hollywood.
Calif . JAMES G CLARK formerly of
Washington. D C Interment Wednes
day. March 27. at West Hollywood. ·
CORSON. GEORGE. Departed this life
Friday. March 22 J . at Casualty
Hospital GEORGE CORSON, beloved
son of Essie Corson Williams, step-son
of Albert Williams. He also leaves to
mourn their loss two sisters. Elnora
<,'assell and Naomi Osborne: one brother.
Horace Green, and a host of other
relatives and friend» Remains rest
ing at Eugene Ford's funeral home,
l.'liio South Capitol st.. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday. March
2ii at 2 Ρ m. Interment Rosemont
Cemetery.
FELLHEtMER. LOUIS On Saturday
March 2:i. 1035. at his rpMdence.13H2
Parkwood rlace η w LOlls FELL
HEIMER. beloved husband of Sophia Fell
helmer and devo'el father of Camille
Fellheimer and Mrs. Maud F. Paul. Fu
neral from his late residence on Tues
day. March 2«>. at 10:30 a m Inter
ment Washington Hebrew Congregation
Ceme'ery.
FRANKLIN. GEORGE. On Saturday March
23. i 935. GEORGE FRANKLIN Of 1439
Τ st. n.w.. departed this life, son of
George and Mary Franklin husband of
Alice Franklin and father of George
Franklin, ir. Remains al Frazier's fu
neral home. 38!· Rhode Island ave η w.
Notice of funeral later. 2<>
H A DU Y. WARREN Β On Sunday
March 24. 1935. at his residence. 2332
Jst st. n.w. WARREN Β HADLEY. be
loved husband of Flora M Hadley. Fu
neral services at his late residence on
Tuesday. March 2β. at 230 o'clock ρ m
Friends invited to attend. Interment
private.
HANLEIN. ΑΠΟΙ.ΡΗ. On Monday. March
M.». 1935. ADOLPH HANLEIN οί Τ«»β I
st s e . husband o? the late Louisa S
Har.lein and beloved father of Sophie
H Skinner and May F Crown, brother
of Julia J. Hanlein and grandfather of
Ruth M. Cleland Funeral from the
W. W Chambers Co. southeast funeral
homf. 517 11th st se.. on Wednesday.
March 27. at 2 Ρ m. Relatives and
friends are invited. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery 2tt
HENDERSON. ROSA. Departed thi? life
Saturday. March 23. 1935. ROSA HEN
DERSON the beloved wife of Gad Hen
cerson of Charlotte Ν C mother of
Mrs. Mnmie Dangerfield. Fred W Wil
liams Mrs. Carrie Elli* Albert and
Herbert Henderson and Mrs Mildred
Williams Funeral Tuesday March
at 2 p.m.. from St. George's Church.
2nd and U sts. η w Inteiment Lin
coln Memorial Cemetery. Remains rest
ing at the W Ernest Jarvis iuneral
church. 1432 You «t. n.w
HERSHEY. DAYID R. Suddenly on Sun
day March 24. 1935. at his home on
Russell eve . Gaithersburg. Md . DAVID
R HERSHEY age 55 years. Funeral serv
ices on Tuesday. March 2H. at 1<» a m
from his late home Gaithersburg Md
Interment Rose Hill Cemetery, Hagers
town. Md
HES8LER. MARY MARGARET On Sun
day March 24 1 935. at Providence Hos
pital. MARY MARGARET daughter of
the late Francis and Mary Hessler and
sifter of Miss Aenes Β Hessler. Funeral
from her late residence 1358 C st.
s.w . on Wednesday. March 27. at 9:30
a.m . thence to St Dominic's Church,
where requiem mass will be sung at 10
o'clock lor the repose of her &oul. Rel
atives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery 2rt
KENNEDY. FRITZ B. On Saturday. March
23. 1935. FRITZ Β . beloved husband of
the late Elizabeth Kennedy. Funeral
from the residence of his son. Clyde W.
Kennedy 3058 Monroe st. n.e.. on Tues
day March 2«». at 8:30 a m Requiem
mass at St Francis De Sales Church
at 9 a in Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
LEE. BESSIE. On FridaT. March 22. 1935.
at Freedmen's Hospital. BESSTE LEE.
the beloved wife of Dorsey Lf*.
mother of James. Earl Dorsey. 1r :
Jewel. Jean Frederick and Robert Le#»,
daughter of Geneva Morgan. Funeral
Tuesday. March 2«. from First Baptist
Church. *5th st. s w Remains rustine
at rhe W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
143*: You st. n.w.
MANDI'E. NOBLE G. Departed this life
Sunday. March 24 19.15. at his resi
dence. 931 \i F st ? *„ NOBLE G.
MANDUE. the beloved husband of
Blanche Mandue. He also leaves to
mourn their loss a daughter. Sarah
Mandue: a stepdaughter. Estelle Ware;
two sisters. Angeline Hart and Eliza
beth Price; one brother. Wilbur Mandue;
four nieces and a host of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Eu
gene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South
Capitol st. Notice of funeral later.
MAY. SARA A. On Friday. March 22.
1935. at Bellevue Hospital. New York
City. SARA A MAY daughter of the
late Peter and Elizabeth May Re
mains resting at Clement's funeral
parlor. 1241 Wisconsin ave. n.w. Re
quiem mass. ΙΟ am Holy Trinity
Church. Tuesday. March 26. Interment
Holy Rood Cemetery. 25
MINMGKROOE. LICY. Suddenly on Sun
day March 24. 193». al Vauxcleuse.
Seminary Hill. Alexandria. Ya in the
M5th veer of her ace LUCY MIN
NIGERODE Funei^ services at Vaux
cleuse. Seminary Hill Alexandria. Va.,
oil Monday. March 25. at 3 p.m In
terment 'private) at Middleburg. Va ·
ΜΟΓΚ. JOHN- THOMAS. On Monday.
March 25. 1935. at his residence.
Glebe rd.. Clarendon. Va.. JOHN
THOMAS MOCK, beloved husband of
Virginia Frances Mock He is survived
by seven sons and five daughters and
33 erandchildren. Remains resting at
his late residence. Funeral Wednesday.
March 27, at 2 ρ m from Walker s
Chapel Α. Μ Ε Church. Walker's
Chapel. Va Interment Walker's Chapel
Cemetery. 26
MOORE. DOLLIE A. Departed this liie
on Friday. March 22. 193.">. at her resi
dence 1410 Τ st. ηafter a brief ill
ness. DOLLIE A MOORE, the loving
mother of Mrs. Lillian Graves. Funeral
from Ephesus S D. A Church lith and
Ν sts. n.w., Tuesday March at 1 :30
p.m.. Rev. Gershon Dasent officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Friends invited 25·
OVERTON. PARKER Departed this life
on Friday Match 22. 1935. at 9:25
S m . at his residence Roosevelt ave .
ast Arlington. Va.. PARKER OVERTON.
He leaves to mourn their lost one daugh
ter. Mrs. Lossie Rucker a son-in-law.
John Rucker: one brother, one sister
and other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at the Barnes & Matthews
funeral home. 614 4th st. s w.. until
4:.'10 p.m. Monday. March 2ft: thence
to his residence, where funeral services
will be held Tuesday. March 26. at 2
p.m . Rev J. Ε Green officiating In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ΡIΝ Κ Α Κ Γ) JACOB. On Sunday. March
24. 1935. JACOB PINKARD of 1826 M
st. n.w. Remains at Frazier's funeral
home. 389 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of
funeral lateT 26
REESCH. ALRFRT F. Oil Sunday March
24. li>35 at Sibley Hospital. ALBERT
F. REESCH. the beloved husband of
Frances Reesch. Funeral from the Perry
4 Walsh funeral home. 09 H st. n.w..
Tuesday. March 2t>. »t 2 p.m Inter
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
SHERMAN. MARTHA ALVOR». On Sat
urday. March 23. 1935. MARTHA AL
VORD SHERMAN of Clifton Terrace
Apts.. daughter of the late Franklin and
Caroline Alvord Sherman of Ash Grove.
Va. Funeral services Tuesday. March
2ti. at 11 a.m.. at St. Thomas' Episcopal
Church. 18th and Church sts. n.w. Rel
atives invited to attend. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Please omit
flowers
SLOAN. CHARLES H. C. Suddenly, by ac
cident. Thursday March 21. 1935. at
Phoenix. Ariz.. CHARLES H C. SLOAN.
a?ed 17. son of Col. and Mrs. T. Donald
son Sloar. of Lawrence. L. I., and nephew
of Brig. Gen. and Mrs James E. Chaney.
Air Corps U. S. A Funeral from Fort
Myer entrance to Arlington National
Cemetery Tuesday. Ma*-ch 2H. at 2 p.m. *
SMITH. JAMES E. On Sunday. March 24.
] 935. at 333t! Sherman ave. n.w
JAMES Ε SMITH, beloved husband
of Sarah Carrol Smith, father of Har
vey A. Smith and brother of Noble and
Thomas Smith. Remains temporarily
resting at the McGuire funeral home.
1829 9th st. n.w. Notice of funeral later ·
SMITH. LUCY IDA. On Friday. March
22. 1935. at her residence. 36 Todd
pl. ne.. LUCY IDA. wife of the late
Frank Smith and beloved mother of
Mrs. Lillian Le Compte. She is also
survived by five grandchildren. Fu
neral services at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home 517 11th
st. s.e.. on Monday. March 25. at 1:30
p.m. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cem
etery. 25
SPRIGGS. ELAINE SYLVIA. Departed this
life on Saturday. March 23. 1935. at
Children's Hospital, after a brief ill
ness. ELAINE SYLVIA SPRIGGS. of 455
M st. n.w.. loving daughter of Philip
and Mildred Spriggs. She leaves to
mourn their loss a brother. Philip.
Jr.: a sister. Shirley May Spriggs
and a host ol other relatives and friends, ι
Body will be Interred in Lincoln Me- ι
mortal Cem»tvr Monday. March 25 at ι
1 p.m.. by Bajfeipur Bros., undertakers.
Sralbfl
STKW ART. AMY VIRGINIA. On Mon
day. March "δ. in.*i5, at her residence
43? S st. η w.. AMY VIRGINIA STEW
ART wife of the late John Stewart an d
beloved mother of Mrs Mattie Plnkney
and Emma Mae Whitlow. Notice of fu
neral later.
THOMAS. ANNA. On Saturday. March 13.
Iliad. at 5:45 p.m.. at St. Elizabeth's
Hospital. ANNA THOMAS, wife of the
late Charles H. "Thomas, beloved grand
mother of Everett Wooden and great
grandmother of Esther Wooden. Re
mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvls
west end funeral parlor. -'Hth st. and
Dumbarton ave. η w Funeral Wednes
day. March from the Mount Zion
Μ. Ε Church at - D.m. Rev. J Ε
Brown officiating. Interment Mount
Zion Cemetery. ia
THOMAS. ANNA. Minerva Household of
Ruth. No 1518 Ο U. O O P. will hold
call meeting Monday. March '!">. 1S3.V
at 8 p.m . at Odd Fellows Hall 28tn.
and Dumbarton ave n.w.. to make ar
rangements for funeral of 8i»ter A>NA
"THOMAS from Mount . Zion Church.
i'ilh st. between Dumbarton ave. and
Ο st n.w.. Wednesday March "iT. a» "
ρ m HELEN Ε. WILLIAMS. Μ Ν. G.
j GENEVE WILLIAMS W. R
THOMAS. MAMIE H. On Saturday March
*!3. at 1(1:45 p.m.. at her resi
| dence. l.ill L st n.w.. MAMIE Η be
loved wife of Mannie Thomas, loving
sister of Mr*. Helen Β Smythe of New
York. Philip Η Butler. Ben Η But
ler and Robert H. Butler. Funeral from
Miles Memorial C Μ Ε Church. !rd st.
between L and M sts *nd Ν Y. srve.
n.w . on Tuesday. March 2H. at ) ρ m.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
VAN GASKEN. MILTON S. On Saturday.
March 23. at his home, s.'tol
Hourton St. 8ilver Spring. Md. MIL
TON β son of Cora L Van Gasken
, Services at his late home on Monday.
March at s ρ m Interment Tuesday.
March ·-'»( Shamokin. Pa.
! VESTER. CHARLES FRANK Suddenly,
on January 11 1H2A. at Chiccimuxen
Md. CHARLES FRANK VESTER Be
loved husband of Carrie Faucett Vester
of 4:.'l 1 Mitchell ave Bradbury Heights
Md Funeral services wl'I be held in
the chapel of Crdar Hill Cemetery.
Tuesday March ".H at I ρ m Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends Invited
WtRD. THFUMA ROBINSON. On Sunday.
March it the Memorial Hos
pital. Richmond. Va ■ THELMA ROBIN
SON WARD, wife of Kent Ward and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ν R. Robin
son Remains restins at the S H.
Hmes Co funeral home· 21W1 14th St.
n.w Notice of funeral liter.
WILKINSON. GEORGE R On Frid*··'
March 22. l«3.i at hi« residence.
1 Mth st n.e GEORGE R son of Loui a
Wilkinsor husband of Eva Wilklnsor.
brother of Claude Wilkinson. He »1">
leaves two aunts, one uncle and other
relatives and friends to mourn their
loss Remains resting at Stewart's fu
neral home 3n H st. n e Funeral Tues
day. March \'H from Holy Redeemer
Church. New York and New Jersey aves.
η w at !» a.m. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. "h
WOODFORD. SPENCER. On Saturday.
March 23. J»:i5 at his residence, 12":»
W st. n.w.. SPENCER WOODFORD, be
loved husband of Lucy Woodford. Be
sides his wife he leaves to mourn their
1rs* three daughters. Mrs Alta Ward
and the Misses Janie and Louise Wood
ford: five sisters, two brothers and man»
other relatives and friends Funeral
services at the McGuire funeral horn-.
1 κ·>ο 9th st. nw Wednesday March
27. at 1 p.m. Relatives and Iriends in
vited. *
in mpmorimn.
BROSNAN. CATHERINE A. In Mcrfi
memory of our mother. CATHERINE A
BROSNAN. who died nineteen years aso.
March -Y ;!>1«
HEH LOVING DAUGHTERS *
BROWN". ANNIE GERTRIDE. In .-ad but
loving remembrance of my dear cousin
ANNIE GERTRUDE BROWN who passed
away one ^ear ago today. March ~j.
1934.
In my heart your memory lingers
You were faithful fond end true.
There is not a day that passes
That I do not think of you
DEVOTED COUSIN. GEORGE W KING ·
BROWN. ANNIE GERTRI DE. In sad but
lovinr memory of oui beloved mother.
ANNIE GERTRUDE BROWN who de
carted this life one year ago today.
March 2Γ». 1ίι:!4.
A wonderful mother woman and tide.
One who was better. God never made.
A wonderful worker loyal and true—
One in a million that, mother was you
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN
BRYANT. FANNY. In 'ovine memory of
my dear mother. FANNY BRYANT who
died March So. 1SSH. forty-nine years
ago today
Gone but no' forgotten.
HER SON ALEX C. BRYANT.
BIRD. WILLIAM H In fad remem
brance of my dear husband and our
iather. WILLIAM H. BYRD. *r who
departed tlMs life three years tso today.
March -5. 19.T!.
Mt heart cannot tell how I miss you.
Mv Uos don t know what to say.
But God only knows how I miss you
In my home today.
WIFE AND SONS. *
REYNOLDS. HARRY M In loving re
membrance of our dear father. HARRi
M REYNOLDS, who departed this life
acren years ago today. March 2o. IP'-K
Though death took you away from us.
Sweet thoughts of you it did Dot sever.
Your cheerful, kind and lovings ways
Will live in our memories forever.
HIS DEVOTED SON HARRY AND
LOVING DAUGHTER - IN - LAW
GRACE
RIFFIN. FRANK A. In loving memory oi
our dear husband father and grand
father. FRANK A RIFFIN. who departed
this life four years ago today. March
•J5 is»:il.
We have had our years of sorrow.
We are suffering the awful loss.
But for the sake of Jesus
We will try to bear the cross
WIFE DAUGHTER AND GRAND
DAUGHTER. MRS ELLA RIFFIN.
LUCY WILLS AGNES ROSS.
SMITH JOSEPHINE. In loving remem
brance ο ! our dear wife and mother.
JOSEPHINE SMITH, who departed this
life twenty-five years ago today. March
•-'5. 1P10.
The rose that Is sweetest and purest
Is the bud that is killed by the frost.
And the love that is dearest and truest
Is the true love that we have lost
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHIL
DREN ·
STEWART. WILLIAM ARTHUR. In sad
but loving remembrance of our husband
and father. WILLIAM ARTHUR STEW
ART who departed this life three years
ago today March 1 OX-'
WIFT AND SON. NELLIE AND GEORGE
STEWART ·
! TRAVKRS. SIMON ST. Sacred to 'he mem
ory of my beloved hu«banri. SIMON Ε
I TRAVERS who passed into the great
beyond a year reo. March 19:M
Dear husband, you are not forgotten
Nor ever shall you be
As lone as life and memory last
I shall always think of thee
DEVOTED WIFE. JENNIE TRAVERS *
WEST. EDITH M. In loving memory of
EDITH M WEST, devoted wife of Guv
t R West, loving daughter of Josephine
M. Ricks, and lovine daughter-in-law
of Susie Johnson, who passed away one
year ago today. March '.'.Y 1!».'!4.
No one knows how we miss you.
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered: since you left ua
Life has never been the same. *
WEST. EDITH H. In lovins remembrance
of our club member EDITH H WEST
who left us one year ago today March
-o. 10:!4 ENTRE-SE CLUB. '
WHITE. ANNIE L. Departed this lift ten
years ago today March "5. 1!>25.
The midnight stars shine on the grave
or the one we loved but could not save
In our hearts your memory lingers,
sweetly tender, loving and true. ·
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