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Foreign Ambassadors
Share Dinner Honors;
Other Official News
Mme. Sze Back From Lengthy Stay in China.
Netherlands Legation Guests Will
Hear Noted Pianist Today. '
THE Ambassador of Turkey and Mme. Ertegun will share honors with the
Chinese Ambassador. Dr. 8ao-Ke Alfred Sze. at dinner Monday which
Col. and Mrs. M. Robert Guggenheim will give in their home on
Woodland drive.
Col. and Mrs. Guggenheim have as their guests over Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick I* van Lennop of Bryn Mawr, Pa, in whose honor they will
entertain a small company at an informal buffet supper tomorrow evening.
The Chinese Ambassador, Dr. Sao-Ke Alfred Sse, was Joined yesterday by
Mme. Sze. who has been visiting in her home in China for several months.
Mme. Sze will not observe her days at home until after Easter.
Mme. van Haersma de With, wife of the Minister of the Netherlands will
be hostess this afternoon in the legation when her guests have been asked to
hear a program by Egon Petri, famous pianist, who appeared as soloist recently
with the National Symphony Orchestra, Dr. Hans Kindler, conductor.
Representative and Mrs. Harry B. Coffee were hosts at a dinner in the
ball room at the Shoreham last evening. Their guests were Representative and
Mrs. Harold D. Cooley, Representative and Mrs. Phil Ferguson, Representative
and Mrs. Emmet O'Neal, Representative and Mrs. D. Worth Clark and
Representative and Mrs. Paul R. Greever.
The assistant naval attache of the British Embassy and Mrs. Mark-Ward
law will return today from a week's stay in New York, having made the trip
bv motor.
Former United States Ambassador to Italy, Mr. Larz Anderson, who has
been with Mrs. Anderson in their home. Weld, at Brookline, Mass,, has gone to
White Sulphur Springs where he will spend the early Spring at the Greenbrier.
Mr. Anderson was among those attending the opening Thursday of the Green
brier Galleries where an exhibit of 33 Currier and Ives prints were on view.
Mrs. Anderson remained at Weld.
Former United States Ambassador to Germany and Mrs. James W. Gerard
arrived yesterday in New York aboard the Carinthia from Nassau where they
made a late Winter visit. _
Former Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. F.Trubee^ Davison, who
have been traveling in India have started their return trip and are expected
to arrive In their home at Peacock Point, in Locust Valley, Long Island, next
month. ■ _
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Thaw will entertain at dinner this evening.
The Duke of Marlborough and his daughters. Lady Sarah Churchill
Knencer and Ladv Rosemary Churchill-Spencer. sailed Thursday on the
Berengaria to return to their home in England after a visit in this '“unUT.
The Duke of Marlborough and his daughters have been in Florida with the
Duchess of Marlborough, who. with their daughter Lady Sarah Churchill
Spencer, spent several days at the Mayflower after their stay in Florida. The
Duchess of Marlborough went to Aiken, S. C.. where she is the guest of M .
William Deering Howe and her daughter went to New York to Join the other
members of the family and sail with them.__
Chief Justice Guest
Of Bar Association
Chief Justice Charles Evan Hughes,
With Mr. Justice Harlan Fiske Stone
and Mr. Justice Benjamin N. Cardoza,
will go to New York to attend the
dinner of the Federal Bar Association
at the Hotel Commodore Saturday,
April 4. Miss Margaret Zolnay. for
merly of Washington, is a member
cf the Junion Committee on Arrange
ments and funds raised through the
dinner will be used to further the
public interests of 20 committees
formed from the Federal Bar Associa
tion.
Senora Agresti
Honor Guest
Senora Rossetti Agresti of Italy,
who is visiting Miss Janet Richards
during her stay, in Washington, was
the honor guest at a small tea and
reception yesterday afternoon at the
1 Wardman Park Hotel, given by a
, group ot her friends in this city.
Senora Agresti is the niece of the
I celebrated Dante Gabriel Rossetti,
poet and painter of the Victorian Era.
She has been making an extensive
lecturing tour of this country and has
been entertained by her many friends
in Boston. New York and Pittsburgh,
as well as Washington.
Miss Patricia Mencia entertained
informally at luncheon yesterday at
Pierre's. Her guests were'Mrs. Harllee
Branch, Mrs. Ernest Schlatter. Miss
Olga Patterson. Mrs. Warren Pierson
and Mrs. J. Lee*Murphy.
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Miss Brainerd Wed
To Mr. Gather
Annoucement is made by Mr. and
Mrs. Edward H. Brainerd. 2205 Cali
fornia street, of the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Huntley
Brainerd. to Mr. Morris Edward
Cather of Jefferson County, W. Va.
The marriage took place recently In
the Presbyterian Church, Chevy
Chase. Md . and was performed by the
Rev. J. Hillman Hollister.
•
Prominent Bride-Elect
MISS NANITA YULEE MILES.
Daughter of Col. Sherman Miles, V. S. A., and, Mrs. Miles, who
today announce her engagement to Mr. Allyn Richmotid Wight
to Montclair, N. J., son of Mrs. Louise Allyn Wight and the late
Mr. Wight. The wedding will take place in June in Washington.
—Brooks Photo.
i
Approaching Weddings
Of Interest in Capital
Miss Nanita Yulee Miles’ Engagement of
Import to Old Washington—Miss
Wallis a Bride.
r\r eumuiv nm re TT c I will mab h.-im* at. 1514 North
| A., and Mrs. Miles announce
I , the engagement of their
daughter Nanita Yulee to Mr.
1 Allyn Richmond Wight of Montclair,
N. J., son of Mrs. Louise Allyn Wight
and the »ate Mr. Wight. The wedding
will take place In June in Washington.
Miss Miles is one of the popular
members of the younger circles in
Washington where she made her debut
a year or more ago, and is a member
of the Junior League. She attended
Holton Arms School and Ethel Wal
ker School. Mi's Miles was named
for her grandmother, the late Mrs.
William Belden Noble, and is a great
granddaughter of the late Senator
Yulee of Florida, who. as a delegate
from the Territory of Florida, suc
ceeded in having it admitted to State
hood, returning to Washington as
the first Senator from that State. Miss
Miles also is the granddaughter of
the late Gen. Nelson A. Miles, famous
in military circles as well as among
the most prominent residents of the
District after his retirement from ac
tive service.
Mr. Wight Is a graduate of the
Choate School and of Williams Col
lege at Williamstown, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Platt of
Garden City, Long Island, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Catherine Platt, to
Mr. Joseph C. Lingle, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey S. Lingle of Washington.
Miss Platt is a graduate of the
Maderia School in Washington and of
Vassar College. She made her debut
In Washington several years ago. Her
father, formerly of Poughkeepsie,
represented the twenty-sixth congres
sional district in the House of Repre
sentatives for four terms and was
then lor 10 years a member of the
Federal Reserve Board. Since 1930
he has been a vice "president of the
Marine Midland Corp. Mr. Lingle at
tended Devitt Preparatory School and
Georgetown University. He Is a
member of the Georgetown Alumni
Association of New York and of the
Center Club. He is with the Home
Owners’ Loan Corp. in New York.
Miss Mary Katherine Hale, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hale of
1216 B street southeast, was married
to Mr. George A. Blount by Rev. H.
M. Cantor in the parsonage of the
Epworth M. E. Church South, 808
Massachusetts avenue northeast, at 4
o'clock yesterday. Miss Hale was at
tended by Miss Miriam Jarnagin and
the best man was Mr. Gilbert Frauen
heim. Mr. and Mrs. Blount left im
mediately after the ceremony for a
trip through Virginia.
The wedding of Miss Ann Genevieve
Wallis, daughter of Mrs. Mary Wallis
of Takoma Park, D. C., and the late
Dr. J. Frank Wallis, to Mr. William
Stanley Gamble, son of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Stanley Gamble of Washing
ton, took place this morning at 9
o'clock in the Church of the Na
tivity.
Rev. Stephen J. Hogan, pastor of
the Lady of Sorrows Catholic. Church
in Takoma Park, Md„ performed the
ceremony before a small company of
relatives and friends. The bride had
as her only attendant her sister,
Miss Kathryn Marie Wallis, and the
be-t man was Mr. James C. Gamble,
brother of the bridegroom.
A navy blue dress suit of crepe with
a navy straw hat, trimmed with white,
navy shoes and white gloves completed
the bride's costume. She also wore
orchids and lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor was in a saddle-color
brown dress of crepe with matching
accessories, and she had a corsage of
Talisman roses.
A breakfast for the members of
the immediate families followed the
ceremony at the home of the bride’s
mother. The bridal couple left for
Atlantic City where they will pass a
week at the Traymore Hotel. They
Abingdon street, Woodlawn, Va.
Mrs. Gamble is a graduate of Sacred
Heart Academy In Washington and
attended St. Mary's Academ; in Leon- 1
ardtown, Md. Her father was con- :
nected with the Army Medical Mu
seum. Mr. Gamble attended Ran
dolph-Macon and is a graduate of St.
John's College, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Coggeshall
of 2315 Tracy place announce the
engagement of their daughter Dorothy
to Mr. Walter P. Wilson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice,S. Wilsor. of Van
couver, Canada. Mr. Wilson is a ge
ologist now in Australia. Miss Cooge
sh&ll attended the Madeira School in \
Washington and graduated from Vas
sar in 1929.
Activities
Of Interest
In Suburbs
Progressive Dinner in
Fairfax — Other .
Parties Nearby.
A GROUP of the younger set will
be guests of honor this eve
ning at Fairfax, Va., when
their parents will entertain
for them at a' progressive dinner party,
j The various courses will be served hi
l the homes of Capt. and Mrs. Joseph
Campbell Bennett. State Senator ani
! Mrs. John Warwick Rust, Mrs. Fairfax
: Sheild McCandlish, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
: bert Tucker Woodson, Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. James
E. Nickell, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Dawson Richardson, in Fairfax: Mr
and Mrs. J. Craig Hunter and Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. White, in Vienna, and Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. Rice, at Oakton.
The guests will include Miss Mary
Flemming Bennett, Miss Agnes Wash
ington, MLss Anne Hooe Rust, Miss
Elizabeth Hunter, Miss Mary Frances
Rice, Miss Jayne White, Miss Phyllis
Richardson, Mr. Charles Pickett. Jr.,
Mr; James Nickell, jr.; Mr. Richard
Washington, jr.; Mr. Shield McCand
lish, Mr. Mason Grove. Mr. Frank
Young, Mr. Wilbert T. Woodson, jr.;
Mr. Jack Van Bibber and Mr. Robert
Rucker.
Mrs. Margerye Prytherch was host
ess at a novel party last evening, en
tertaining in the recreation room ol
her new home in Aurora Hills. Va.
Bridge was played, followed by a
Mexican supper served at 11 o’clock.
Red was the predominating color used
on the long table, overlaid with a red
checkered cloth, and chill con carne
was served in red Mexican bowls.
Supper was followed by dancing, and
guests Included Dr. and Mrs. Victor
Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keefe, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Waldron, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry K. Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Cross, Mr. Colin McPherson, all of
Arlington County., and Mr. John Tav
enner of Washington.
Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. W. B. Cog
gins of Oak Crest, Va, announce the
birth of a son, March 15, at George
town University Hospital.
Mrs. Russell C. Engberg of Aurora
Hills, Va, left Wednesday by motor
for Normal, HI, where she will pay
an extended visit to her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Kern. She was ac
companied as far as Indianapolis by
Mrs. Kenneth C. Beeson, also of
Aurora Hills, and at the latter city
she will be Joined by her mother, con
tinuing the Journey with her to
Hlinois.
Miss Charlotte Young, a student at
the State Teachers’ College in Fred
ericksburg, accompanied by her room
mate, Miss Henrietta Pratt, arrived
in Fairfax, Va., yesterday to spend
several days with Miss Young’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Peyton Young.
Dr.. Trendley H. Dean, chief of
dental research of the United States
Public Health Service, who has been
in Texas,for a fortnight. Joined Mrs.
Dean and their daughters in their
hnma GjaymiCTI thta waek.
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Washington
Residents
In the South
...
Mrs. Coffin and Her
Daughter at Aiken.
Others in Florida.
MRS. PHILIP OWEN COFFIN
and her daughter, MUs Vir
ginia Rodgers, have gone to
Aiken, accompanied by Mrs.
Coffin's sister, Signora Brambilla of
Rome, Italy, and are staying at the
Palmetto Inn. Mrs. Coffin and Sig
nora Brambilla are daughters of the
late Mr. pnd Mrs. George von L. Meyer
and were presented in Washington
when their father was Secretary of
the Navy.
Mrs. James F. Curtis has gone to
Aiken to be with her grandson. George
Herbert Bostwick. Jr., while his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bostwick, are in
England, where Mr. Bostwick will ride
his own horse in the Grand National.
Mrs. Liopel Atwlll, who has been In
California for some time, has gone to
Palm Beach, where she is the guest of
her mother. Mrs. Edward T. Stotes
bury. and Mr. Stotesbury at their Win
ter home, El Mirasol. Mrs. Atwlll, who
was Miss Louise Cromwell, daughter
of the late Oliver Cromwell, made her
debut In Washington at one of the
most elaborate parties given here.
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Miss Irene Boyle left yesterday for
Charleston, S. C„ where she has joined
Lady Lindsay, wife of His Britannic
Majesty’s Ambassador. Lady Lindsay
has been In Charleston for a fortnight
and plans to return to Washington
next week, accompanied by Miss Boyle.
Mr. Thomas Letter has as his guests
at One-Acre Farm, the home of his
mother, Mrs. Joseph Letter, at Aiken,
8. C., Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.
Jenkins, Jr.
Mis* Grace Gue*t, custodian of the
Freer Galleries, has gone to Southern
Pines, where she is the guest of Mr.
and Mr*. George J. Jenks while re
cuperating from an illness.
Mr*. Anton Heitmuller, who has
been ill for a number of weeks, has
left the hospital and is once more in
her home, on Fourteenth street.
Mrs. Gordon Lenox of Portland,
Oreg.. has arrived in Washington for
an extended visit with Mrs. Alice
Geddes in her home, on Columbia
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Lust returned
to Washington yesterday from Miami.
Fla., where they have spent the last
three weeks.
Miss Mary Ellen Corby, Miss Lee
Washington and Miss Frazer Wash
ington are among those who will at
tend the junior prom at Princeton
this evening. Miss Corby will be
escorted by Mr. Clarence Dodge, jr.,
of Washington; Mias Frazer Wash
ington will attend with Mr. James G.
Nettleton, jr., of this city, and Miss j
Margo Lee Washington will be escorted
by Mr. Robert J. Chapman of Syra
cuse. N. Y.
Miss Emma Plugge and Mrs. K. P.
Chatfberlain have returned to their
homes after spending the Winter In
Florida. While they were In the South
they met Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. West in
St. Petersburg and accompanied them
on a cruise to the West Indies.
The national officers of Chi Sigma
Sorority, who will hold a two-day
council meeting here, were honor
guests at a luncheon today given
by the ten local chapters of the soror
ity, at the Hotel Harrington. Miss
Mary Louise Crrillflow-er, president of .
Alpha Province is chairman of reaerva- j
tions. The officers are Miss Louise K.
Lerch, president, of Washington; Mrs.
Sara Walter, vice president, of Eliza
beth, N. J.; Mrs. Lillie Marie Jones,
secretary, of Baltimore, Md.; Mrs.
Catherine Counts, treasurer, of this
city, and Mrs. Arra G. Wells, editor of
the Chi Scribbler, of Little Rock, Ark.'
Bride'Elect Guest
At Supper Party*
Mrs. Ben B. Treadwell, Jr., of Chevy
Chase, Md., entertained a group of
young women at a supper party on
Thursday, in honor of Miss Ruth Re
mon. whose marriage to Mr. George
Wenzel of Juneau. Alaska, will take
place April 11 in Seattle, Wash. The
guests present were a number of school
friends of Miss Remon in Sweet Briar
College and George Washington Uni
versity, where Mrs. Treadwell and Miss
Remon were students several years
ago.
In addition to Miss Remon and her
mother, Mrs. John A. Remon, the
guest list Included Miss Betty Bacon.
Mrs. Charles Hunter, Mrs. Robert
Fuchs, Mrs. Jack Rogers, Miss Helen
Middleton, Mrs. Marlow Perry. Mrs.
Warren Hughes, Mrs. Robert Maurer.
Jr.; Miss Marion Ziegler, Miss Jos
ephine Raysor and Mrs. William
Powell.
Hunt Breakfast
. At Sunset Hills
The Fairfax Hunt will hold a final
hunt breakfast and tea dance at the
club house. Sunset Hills, Va., Satur
day afternoon. Arrangements will
be in charge of a committee headed
by Mrs. Louis Akar, assisted by Mrs.
Marion Carson, Mrs. James Duke.
Mrs. Henry Hunt, Mrs. Robert Graham
and Baron Antoine Beyens.
The club also has announced plans
for a dance to follow the hunt horse
show at Sunset Hills on April 18. Mr.
Daniel Cox Fahey. Jr., will act as
chairman of the Floor Committee.
G. A. R.’s to Be Guests
At the White House
The Children of the American Rev
olution, who will meet in Washington
during the Congress of the D. A. R„
will be received by Mrs. Roosevelt at
the White House April 21. Mrs. Amos
A. Fries Is chairman of the Junior
officers’ luncheon to be held April 22
at the Little Scout House.
FLOOD DELAYS EXAMS
Civil Service Commission to Fix
Amended Schedule.
The flood has forced the Civil Serv
ice Commission to revamp its exam
ination schedule, and new dates now
will be fixed wherever tests were de
layed.
Pittsburgh was one point affected,
when the Federal Building waa closed,
and In Chicago, several hundred ap
plicants for railway mail clerk were
unable to take examinations because
Irregular train service delayed receipt
at the necessary forms.
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IDAM8. WILLIAM 8. Bookbinders' Local
Onion. No. 4. informs you of the death
of Brother WILLIAM 8. ADAMS, who
died Merch 20, 1936. Onion aervlces
Sunday. 8 p.m.. at his late home. 23
Bryant jt. n.w. Funeral Monday, March
23. 0 p.m. Interment Cedar Hilt Cem
etery.
PATRICK FOGARTY, Secretary.
ARMSTRONG. FLOY 8. On Friday. March
20. 1036. at her residence in Vienna.
Va.^FIOY 8. ARMSTRONG, beloved wife
of Edward J Armstrong and mother
of Richard 8. Armstrong Remain*
retting at the W. W. Chambers Co.
funeral home. 1400 Chapin at. n.w.
Interment at Woodburn. N. Y. 22
BAKER. ETHEL MAY. On Friday. March
20. 1938, at her residence. 2980 Carlton
ave. n.e.. ETHEL MAY. beloved wife of
Guy M. Baker. Remains resting at
the Oiich Sons funeral home. 4« Mary
land art.. Hyattsvflle. Md. Services at
the abov* funeral home on Monda7.
March 23. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 23
BARTKE88. DAVID W. On TuewlaT. March
17. 1938. at Providence Hospital. DAVID
W. BA8TRESS. Remains resting at the
l*t funeral home. 4th st. and Mass ave
n.e., where services will be held on Mon
day, March 23. at 11 a m. Relatives
and friends Invited. Interment Olen
wood Cemetery. 23
BRfESEN. WILLIAM O. On Thursday.
March 19. 1936. at his residence. IfiOl
Decatur st. n.w., WILLIAM O BRJESEN.
beloved husband of May D Brlesen. Fu
neral services st his ’ste residence on
Saturday. March 21. at 2 p.m Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery.
CHIRM. TH0MA8 A. On Friday. March
20. 1936. at Mount Alto Hospital.
THOMAS A CHISM, beloved husband of
Mildred Chism <nee Enslet and father
of Albert M. and Louise Chism Late
residence. Herndon Vs. Funeral from
the W W Chambers Co funeral home.
1400 ChaDln it. n.w . on Monday. March
23. at 2 o m. Relatives and friends In
vited Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 22
COLEMAN. BLANCHE. On Monday. March
16. 1936. at Gallinger Hospital. BLANCHE
COLEMAN, the lovinr daughter of Ad
dison and Susie Coleman, devoted sister
of Mark H.. Ethel, Evelyn and Gladvs
Coleman and Mrs. Missouri Jackson
She also leaves other relatives and
friends. Remains testing at the John
T. Rhine* funeral chapel 3rd and Eye
sts. s.w.. until noon Saturday. March 21:
thereafter at her late residence. 319 Mc
Lean ave. s.w. Funeral Sunday, March
22. at 1 pm., from Rehoboth Baptist
Church. 1st jtt. between N end O sts.
s.w. Relatives and friends are Invited.
Interment In Lincoln Memorial Ceme
tery. 19.21.22
COBNICK. LI El.f.A PEYMl'R On Friday.
March 20. 1936. LUELLA PRYMUS COR
NICE. wife ol Walter Comtek, devoted
mother of Elisabeth King. Watts and
Charles Pr.vmus and alster ol Georgia
Davis She also leaves other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
at. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
M uixwt >• a A ■ t v< n -• •
March •;<). 1036. at 12 o'clock noon, at
his residence. 1400 Corcoran st. n.w..
WARREN GILBERT DENT, beloved hus
band of Sarah J. Dent, father of Mrs,
Cordelia D Bowser Mrs. Riviera D.
Fulls and Sherman T. Dent, and grand
father of Marjery and Charles Bowser
and Rita Dent. Remains resting at the
McGuire funeral home. 1820 Oth st. n.w
Funeral from trc above establishment
Tuesday. March 2*. at 8:30 a.m.: thence
to St. Augustine's Catholic Church
where mass will be celebrated at 0
o'clock. • 23
EDMONDSON. MARGARET g. On Thurs
day. March 10 1036. at Garfield Hos
pital. MARGARET S EDMONDSON, wife
of the late Rev. J B. Edmondson and
mother of the 'ate Jessie B. Edmondson
and one surviving daughter. Beth L.
Edmondson. Funeral services at the s
H. Hines Co funeral home. 2001 14th
st. n w . on Sunday March 22. at 2:30
pm. Interment at Oshawa. Ontario.
Canada. 22
EDWARDS. ELLEN L!«TON. On Thursday
March 10. 10.36. at her residence. 1138
W st. s.e . ELLEN LISTON EDWARDS
beloved wife of the late William Ed
wards. Funeral fiom the above resi
dence on Monday. March 23. at 8:36
am. thrnce to 6t. Theresa's Church
13th end V sts s.e where mass will be
said at 8 a.m for the reocse of her soul
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Mount Olivet cemetery. 22
GEIER. ELIZABETH A. On Thursday
March 1!>. 1836 ELIZABETH A , beloved
wife of John B Geter and daughter of
the late William and Rose Reith Fu
neral lrom her late residence. 4Tos 13th
st. n.w . on Monday. March 23. at 0:J5
a m. Solemn high reoulem mass at St
Mary s Church at in o clock. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. 22
GEIER. ELIZABETH. The Ladies’ So
dality of St. Mary s Churrh will meet at
ihe iate residence of Mrs. ELIZABETH
GEIER 4T68 l.'tth st. n.w.. on Sunday.
March 22. 1836. at 3:3U pm. to recite
the Rosary
ins EMMA MALEY. Prefect.
MISS ADELE WASSMAN. Secty. 22
HELD. CORA E. Suddenly, on Friday
March 26, 1836. at the residence of her
daughter. 34 IT Oak wood terrace n»
CORA E. HELD, beloved wife of the late
John S Held and mother of Mrs.
Amney McClure. Mrs. Doris Curran and
Mrs. Core Lerer Funeral from the Vj.
\V Chambers Co. funeral home. 14<ui
Chioin st. n.w on Saturday. March 21
at 3 D.m. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Glenw ood Cemetery.
DIESHERE 111 15
Furniture Firm’s Founder
Came to City From Bal
timore in 1885.
J. Philip Herrmann, 75, prorietor of
the furniture firm of House & Herr
mann, died in Emergency Hospital yes
terday after an illness of several weeks.
A native of Baltimore. Mr. Herr
man came here in 1885, and with
George E. House founded the firm on
Seventh street.
Mr. Herrman was a director of the
American Security & Trust Co. For
merly he was president of the board
of trustees of the Young Women's
Christian. Association, treasurer of the
Associated Charities and a treasurer
of the Boys' Club of Washington. He
also had taken an active interest in
Neighborhood House and the Juvenile
Protective Association.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
p.m. Monday at his late residence. 3100
Woodland drive. Burial will be private
in Rock Creek Cemetery. Pallbearers
will be chosen from among employes
of his firm.
Mr. Herrmann is survived by his
widow and six daughters.
Trinity Alumnae Meeting Off.
Because of the floods Miss Florence
Judge of Washington, president of the
National Council of Trinity College
Alumnae, has indefinitely postponed
the annual meeting scheduled for to
day and tomorrow.
FOUND.
BULL TERRIER?large, brindle. white head
with brindle eye, wears collar. Phone Poto
mac 5030.__
TRINITY COLLEGE acknowledges the res
titution of a valuable letter.
Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star will be accepted
Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up
to noon day of issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 a m.
day ol issue. For The Sunday Star
up to 11 p.m. Saturday.
v UKW.
AIREDALE dog with harness. Mack and
brown, with long tall. Reward. Phone
Adams 02(11.
DACHSHUND—Red. male answers name
••Brock”: lost Thursday night near Ashton.
Md.: green collar. Liberal reward. Write
Dr. J. H. Janney. Annapolis, or telephone
Annapolis 1103-J.
DOG—Wire-haired fox terrier, male pup
py; red harness: tan on face. Irregular
black on back. 3010 Fulton st n.w. .Cleve
land "317. Liberal reward for quick it
turn, please. __
FOX HOUND—Color Black, white and tan:
vtclnitv'of Rlgrs and Metr.erott roads: *10
reward for Information leading to recov
ery. A. D. MacDonald MeUerott road.
Berwyn. Md. Phone Berwyn 41W._
DOST IN FLOOD—Twin-cabin Richardson
cruiser 30 It. white hull, orange color
deck. No. R-4573 faintly visible on bow
Reward N. E. Rollins. 00 Kansas st.. Clar
enoon, Va._23»_
PAINT BOX. large, in Diamond cab or
airport Saturday night. Reward. Call
Emerson 3133.__ _
POCKETBOOK—Blue leather, containing
rosary, key and money: on Takoma car
March 10. Keep money, return other ar
ticles. Phone North BOKO._
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HERRMANN. J. PHILIP. On Friday. March
20. lf»3fi J. PHTLIP HERRMANN, be
loved husband of Margaret T. Herrmann.
Body restlna at Joseph Oawler's Bona’
chapel. 1750 Pa. ave. n.w.. until Mon
day morning. March 23. Services at his
late residence 3100 Woodland drive
n.w., on Mondav. March 23. at 2:30 p.m.
Interment iprivate) Rock Creek Cem
etery. Please omit flowers. 22
HERRMANN. JOHN PHILIP. The members
of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants
are requested to attend the funeral of
our late associate. JOHN PHILtP HERR
MANN. from his late residence. 3100
Woodland drive, on Monday. March 23.
• 1036. at 2:30 p.m.
THEODORE W. NOYES. President.
J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary.
HOLBROOK. CALVIN. On Friday. March
20. 1H36. at the home ot his son. Llnd
ley W. Holbrook. tjfiOR Glenbrook rd..
Fdgemoor. Hethesda. Md . CALVIN HOL
BROOK. Body resting at Warner E.
Pumphrey's funeral home. Rockville. Md
Notice of aervicea later. 22
HOLSINGER. ANN. On Friday March 20.
036 at her reaidence. Daysville. Va..
ANN HOLSINGER. beloved wife Of
Samuel Hol'lneer. She also Is survived
by lour daughters. Mrs Clara Hola
claugh. Mary Holsinger. Mrs. Tracy
Hawiey and Mrs William De Butts, and
two j*ons. Lert and Edgar Holsinger.
all of Virginia. Funeral 8unday. Match
22. at 2:30 pm., from Greenwood
Church Dayavllle. Vg. Interment Hern
* don. Va. , 21
JACKSON. MOSES F. On Thursday. March
1H. 1036. MOSES F. JACKSON, husband
of Alice Jackson and son of the late Fan
nie Jackson Remains resting at the
John T. Rhlnes funeral chapel. 3rd and
Eye sta. aw.. where funeral services will
be held at 3:30 p.m Sunday. March 22.
Rev. J. W. McCoy officiating Relatives
and friends Invited to attend. Inter
ment in Woodiawn Cemetery. 23
JACKSON. MOSES F. The officers and
members ot Pythagoras Lodae No n.
F. A. A M.. are called to a special com
munication at the Scottish Roe Temple.
1633 3 1th st. n.w., Sunday. March 22.
1M36. at 12 noon, to attend the funeral
of P. M MOSES F. JACKSON. Services
to be held a* Rhine’s funeral home. 001
3rd st. s.w.. at 1:0n p m.
H It SEWELL W. M.
Attest: J. W. SEWELL. Secretary. 22
JOHNSON. GEORGIA. Departed this life
suddenly, on Friday. Maich 2<*. 1636. at
her residence No S Allens court s.w.
GEORGIA JOHNSON. She leaves to
mourn their loss two sons. Arthur and
Richard Jackson: two granddaughters
Annlebell and Clara Thompson: two
grandsons. Vernard and Wilton Jackson:
four brothers. .lonnnie. Thomas. Andrew
and Henry Campbell, anti other rela
tives and friends. Remains resting at
the Morris A. Carter funeral home. 2nd
and F sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. •
JOHNSON. WILLIAM J. On Tuesday.
March 17. 1(136. at Mount Alto Hospital,
after a brief illness. WILLIAM J JOHN
SON 111! 4th st. a w. He leaves to
mourn their loss two brothers. James
Beniamin Johnson and Henry C John
son: five sisters. Lucy McCoy. Eva
Thomas. Grace Johnson Bes.-Je Johnson
and Margaret Johnson: two aunts. Mag
gie Jackson and Maria Diggs, anti a host
of other relatives and friends Remains
resting at Frazier's funersl home. •(*('
R I. ave n.w.. until Ifi nu a m. Sun
day. March 22: thence to the residence
of his sister 205 M st s.w Funeral
Monday. March 23. 1 p m., from John ;
Stewart's Methodist Church. Interment
Arlington Nanonal Cemetery. R»v
Charles Tolson officiating. 22 i
KrrsrR. ir.wis On Saturdav March 21 I
at 12 20 a.in a* Garfield Ho?- i
pital LEWIS KFT3ER of 4«.5«' Welkin? 1
ave . Bethesria Md.. the beloved husband
of Lois Hill Reiser. Funeral serves?
a’ th* above residence Monday. Ma-ch
22 at 2:20 pm Interment Mount
Z on Cemetery. Bcthesda. Md. 22
LEF.. MARTHA. Suddenly, on March Id
1020 ?t East Falls Church. Va.. M \R
I THA LEE devoted wife of Chari''? L *
mother of Charles. jr : Catherine. Rame!. :
Fosie. Marjorie. Carl and Clarence Lr*
lovjnsr daughter of Mrs Rosie Dsvi?
She also leaves three aunts, other rela
tives and many friends to mo-rn her de
parture remains resting at the John
T Ruin* funeral chr.pel 2rd and Eye
st?. s.w until .V.'M p m Saturday: there
after at her late residence. 1211 Sou*h
Trh «t. Arlington. Va. Funeral at ] :;**
o.m. on Sunday March 22. from *he
Mounr Civet BapM?t Church Arlington
Va.. Rev a H. Holme? officiating. In- .
terment in Cdd Fellows’ Cemeiery. 22
LEWI*. JONATHAN. JR. (JACK). On Thurs
day, Maich 1J». 1 !#;{•*. at St. Petersburg,
i Fla . JONATHAN LEWIS. JR .JA^K*.
husband of the late Marv Grr*r Le-jri?
and beloved brother-in-law of Sarah J.
1 Uiihn of New York City Funeral from
the chapel of Jor.n R. Wri?ht loth
at n.w. on Mondav. March 22. at 2
p in. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 22
LEV BURN. LIZZIE CUMMINGS. On
Thursday March in. ] at George
town University Hospital. LIZZIE CUM
MiNGS I.EYBUFN beloved wife of the i
late Walter H Leyburn and mother of
Alfred and Nellie Leyburn. Mrs R C
Doutla? and Mrs. Alex Haight Remains
resting at her la?e residenee. *2* North
Stafford si . Ball?ton. Va where fu
neral service? will be held Sunday
Marrh 22. at 2 d m. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. Clarendon, Va. 22
LIBERTY. CHARLES L. Departed this life
Wednesdny. March 1«. 31(2«. at Fre»d
men a Hospital after a brief illness. 1
CHARLES L. LIBERTY son of the late ;
Elizabeth and Owen Liberty He was an
honor student at Phelps School and a
second lieutenant of H:gh School Cadets
He leaves to mourn their loss four broth
ers. Andrew. Harry Owen and Orlandres
Liberty: one sister. Mabel Liberty: four
aunts. M^rtaret Til’ery Estell Liberty.
Margie *H*T'kin? and Annie Crutchfield:
one mecr Edna Liberty, and a host of
other restive? ?nri friends. Remains et
1 Campbell g funa al home. 422 4th *t
i sw until Faturdav March 21: thence
to the le-idener of his aun*. Margaret
Tillery. 200 D st s.w. Funfral from
Giaces chapel, at Chapel Hill. Md
Sunday. March 22. at 1 p m Rev Mid
dleton officiating. Kelatnes and friends
° 1 •
MAHMION. JESSfE E. On Thursday
March 10 1 r».1C. at Providence Hospi
tal. JESSIE E. MARMION the beloved
wife of William G. Marmlon. end mother
of William G. Marmion. ir.. and daughter
of Mrs. Mary Bloomer of Baltimore. Md.
Remains resting at the '.V. W Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home. SI .
11th st s.e. Funeral services on Sat
urday March 21 at 3:30 n.m Relatives
and friends are invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 21
MAXET. TOH.VETTA. Departed this life
on Friday. March 20. 1030. at 10:30
p.m.. at Freedmen’s Hospital, in full
triumoh of Christian faith. JOHNETTA
MAXEY. She was the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John Grant Howell
and si'ter of the late Grant Howell.
Funeral Monday. March 23. at 1 o'clock
p m . from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church Remains temporarily resting
at Bentley * Malloy's funeral home, 12th
st. and Florida ave. n.w.. Rev. C. G
i Murray officiating. Intermen! Lincoln
i Memorial Cemetery. Friends invited to
attend. Serving a devoted friend. Mr.
Edward Hariis. and others. 22
MOSS. THOMAS. Deoarted this life
Thursday. March 10. 1330. at Children's
Hospital. THOMAS MOSS beloved son
of Blanche and Klinton Moss. He also
leaves to mourn their loss two sisters,
Dolores and Barbara, one brother.
Klinton Moss: also other relatives and
friends Remains resting at Eugene
i Ford's funeral home 1300 South Capi
tol st Funeral Sunday. March 22. from
the Chantilla Baotist Church at 2
o'clock Interm»nt Chantilla Cemetery
at Chantilla. Va. 21
NICKENS. MART E. On Friday. March
20 1030. at 0 a m., at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. MARY E NICKENS.
beloved wife of Rev. James Nickens. lov
ing mother of Charles Gray. Clarence.
Raymond. Norwood. DafTen and James
Nickens. Jr.: Mrs. Annie Thomas. Mrs
Helen Grimes and Mrs. Mary Cooke
Surviving her also are one brother, one
sister and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at Frasier's funeral
home. .360 R. I. ave. n.w . until 4 p m.
Sunday. March 22: thereafter at her
late residence. 2300 Chain Bridge road.
D. C. Funeral Tuesday. March 24. at 2
p.m.. from St. Philip's Baptist Church.
St. Philips Hills. D. C. 23
NICKEWS. MARY E. On Friday. March
•’ll 13311. at Georgetown University
Hosnital. MARY E. NICKENS wife of
James Nickens of 2.33d Chain Bridge
rd. n w. Remains resting at Frazier's
funeral home. 363 R. L ave. n.w. No
tice of funeral later. 21
PIERCE. MARY. On Friday. March 20
10.3d MARY PIERCE, the b-loved sister
of Ada White. Nettie William and Wil
liam Pierce She also leaves four n eces
and tvo nenhews. Funeral Monday.
March 23. at 1:30 p.m.. from the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You
st. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
PINKNEY. WILLIE MASONVILLE HUNTER.
On Wednesday. March 18. 1938. at 8:50
p.m.. at her residence. 1439 T st. n.w .
WILLIE MASONVILLE HUNTER PINK
NEY. the beloved daughter of Josie and
the late Albert Hunter, sr : loving wife
of the late Robert A. Pinkney and de
voted alster of the late Albert Hunter.
Jr. Funeral Sunday, March 22, at 3
pm., from the McGuire funeral home.
1820 fith st. n w Relatives and friends
invited. Interment at Harmony Ceme
tery. 22
QUEEN. SUSIE. Departed this life on
Sunday. March 15. 1938. at St. Eliza
beth’s Hospital. She leaves a devoted
friend. Mrs. Rebbecca Jackson. Funeral
aervices Sunday. March 22. at 2 p.m..
at Morris A. Carter’s funeral home. 2nd
and F sts. a.w. *
REPETTI. HENRY. On Tuesday. March
17. 1938, at St. Petersburg FIs.. HENRY
REPETTI. beloved husband ol Elizabeth
Collir.se Repettl. Funeral services at
his late residence. 527 flth st. s.e.. on
Monday. March 73. at 10:30 a.m. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 22
ROSE. GEORGE U. On Friday. March 20.
:93t, at Soldiers’ Home Hosnital. after
a brief Illness. GEORGE U. ROSE, be
ioved husband of the late Emily D.
Rose and father of Crete, Emily. Joseph.
Fdwin. Fred. Herbert and the late
George U.. Jr., and Irwin Rose. Serv
ices at the Tabler funeral home. 4217
Oth st. n.w.. on Monday. March 23. at
2 p.m followed by Interment In Rock
Creek Cemetery. 22
SMITH. IGNATIUS WILLIAM. On Frldhy.
March 20. 1938, at the realdence of his
nephew. James Irving Smith. Unner
Marlboro. Md.. IGNATIUS WILLIAM
SMITH, brother of Mrs Susina Fraltson
of Upper Marlboro. Md Funeral fronr
the above residence on Monday. March
23. at 8:30 a.m.:- thence to St. Mary’s
Church. Upper Marlboro. Md.. wh«re
mass will be laid for the repose of hit
soul Relatives and, friends invited.
Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery.
Upper Marlboro. Md. 32
r
Eratha
SMITH. MATILDA. On Frida*. March
T1?; IS* Thomas st nw. MA
TILDA SMITH. 8he is survived by her
husband Percy Smith: two devoted
daughters. Mary Ellen and Ruth Smith;
two sister*. Mrs. Rachel Calvert of An
napolliiMd, and Miss Emma J Miller
of 140, Belmont it. n.w . a brother,
Richard I. Miller of Cleveland. Ohio,
and other jelatives and fr'ends. Re
mains may be seen at Malva.i ,t Schey*
funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st,
n.w. Notice of funeral later. 22
SINDELL. WILBUR G. Suddenly on Fri
day. M»reh 20. 1R3«. WILBUR O. BIN*
DELL of 5465 Nebraska ave. nw.. hus
band of Florence Slndell. Remains reat
S H. Hines Co. funeral home.
-001 14th st. n.w Funeral services ana
Interment In Readine. Pa.
SPRIGGS. MARI' ELLA. Departed thla
life on Thursday. March 19 1936. at 12
noon, at Freedman's Hospital, after a
br ef Illness. MARY ELLA SPRIGGS, the
beloved daughter of F W. and Florence
A. SprUgs and beloved sister of Arthur
H.. Prank w William B. Snriggs Addle
Simms Springs and Thomaslne Bingham
Spriggs. Rulh A. and Gloria Spriggs.
Bhe also leives a host of other relative*
and friends Funeral Sunday. March
22. »t 1 p m., from Galbraith A. M E.
Zion Church fith st. between L and M
,*ts. n.w. Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis funeral chapel until 4 n.m,
Saturday: thereafter at 1526 fith at. n w.
Interment Harmony Cemetery. 22
TARLER, VIOLA. Suddenly, on Thursday.
March 19. 1930. at her hom». the M»r
cheta Ants . 1121 N H ave. n.w . VIOLA,
wife of Clarence W, Tabler. Bodv rest
ing at Warner F Pumphrey's funeral
home. 6424 Georgia ave Silver 8prlna.
' Md. Services and Interment private. 23
TURNER. MARY E. Departed this life on
Tbursdav. March 19. 1936. at her resi
dence. 2965 11th st n w. MARY E.
TURNER iMAMTEi. beloved daughter of
the late Susan Thompson and sister of
the late Mildred Barnes. ?he leaves to
mourn their loss a devoted and beloved
daughter. Grlselda W. Turner: two
nieces. Keturah and Mildred Barnes;
and nephews, Philip. Joseph Tevlof.
Turner and Joe Barnes. Funeral Mon
day. March 23. at 1 D m. from the re«i.
denee 1244 Girard st. n w Remains
resting at the W Ernest Jarvis fimertl
church 1432 You st. n.w., until 5 dpi.
Saturday: thereafter at the above resi
dence. Interment Woodlawn Cem*tery.
23
TYLER. ROBERT. Departed this life on
Thursday March lf». 1936. at his resi
dence. 2124 F st n.w ■ ROBERT TYLER
loving son of Mrs Betty Mays beloved
husband of Lillian Tyler brother of
William Russell. Mrs Hattie Mosley Mrs.
Geortia Robinson M*s Daisy A'*x
ander and Mias Julia Tyler: brother-in
law- of Rev John Mosley and uncle of
Nancy Robinson He also leaves other
relatives and friends p»m»ins restin'
at the John T Rhtnes funeral chape)
3rd and Eye sts. s w-. Notice of fun-ral
*»ter. 22
\VA> KER JOHN E. On Thursday Ma ch
‘■' Ajnn i. WALKER the be
loved husband of Mary E Walker. Re
mains renting at H M. Padoett ' funeral
home. Funeral from H M Padgett's
funeral home. 131 ll'h st. s e on Mon
day. March 2.H. at 2 pm Interment
Congressional Cemetery. Relatives end
friends invited 22
WALKER. MAGGIE. On Thursday March
.'aiiw *U'-of* Rth n n.w MAGOIS
WALKER. She is survived bv a de’-oted
husband. Thomas Walker: thr*e daugh
ters. two sons, six grandchildren, ais'o
other relatives and friends. Funeral
Sunday. March 22. at ] :30 om, from
Malvan A Sch-ys funeial home New
Jcrsev ave. and R st. r.w., Rgv. Alfred
Minor officiating. 21
WrcsSNER. J1I.HL On Friday. March
19.1b. a* his residence Peat Pleas
ant. Md . .JULIUS WIESPNER Funeral
services at the w W Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. .517 j j th tt.
on.Monday M’rch Cn. ft 11 r m
Relatives end friends in’ ited. Interned*
Addison Chaoei. Seat Pleasant. Md. 22
WILKERSOV MfI V. On Thur.day. March
19. Jiliitl. ai her re-ldence IS Farids
»1C. n.e . LILLY WILTtER-ON. rp't'yr
of Eltzeheib Carter. Blanche Jenkins.
Flossir Y. iMy Agnes Bianmin an*! Lu
cule Wither on. She r!<o leaves t -o
sons. Thomrv md r^svmond Wilker*Ci.
*nd a host of other r#l five* pnd frienr'«
Remains re-ting t the W Zra*st Jar 1
funeral church I V.’ You st. n w. Fu
neral Sundry. March !!*\ pt 1 ::ui T) m .
frem the Union 'Vc^Jey A M E. Churc>.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery,
YORK. A! ICI . On Friripv. March * <•
at the h'mi° of hr d? 'ahter. Mr*
Eugene Graver Merrifi'-ld Vp . At TCr.
W. YORK, widow of the lMe John f.
York beloved mother of M s E U.
Graves. Mis L. H Risti* and John !i
York P-n»ins re.*»in^ at the L*e fu
neral hnme. 4th st. and Mas* ave. n e
where services will be held on Monda
March k’M at *: r.m Relatives *’*d
1 rirnris invi'ed. Interment Fort L
coln Cemetery. 2J
*.. <n
nu iiu’munain.
BARNES. JOHN ALEXANDER. Faererf to
the memory of mv dear father. JCH ■<
ALEXANDER BARNES, who entered into
the great beyond five years ago todav.
March SI. 1.931.
Rest, dear father, your work 1* ended.
Calmly sleep, your race Is run
ion have gone where those who loved you
Soon will enter, one hv one
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. SADIE •
P.lRNES. JOHN ALEXANDER. In loving
memory of our helo'-ecl husband end fa
ther. JOHN ALEXANDER BARNES
who departed this life five years ato
today. March 21. 1931.
Rest in pegce. your work Is ended:
,, sleep vour race Is run.
You nav* ton* ".'hfr# who love rou
Ponn will me^t rou one bv one
LOVING WIRE FANNIE A. BARNET
AND DAUGHTERS
Bi AIR. JOSEPH D. In lovlnf remem
brance of ottr ht: '-and and father. JOS
EPH D. BLAIR. M D who left us six
year ego today. March 21. 1930
WIFE AND SON. J. L. AND JOSEPH D.
BLAIR. JR. •
BUTLER. SARAH M. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear mother. SARAH
M BUTLER, who den’rteo this life ten
years ago todav March 21. 102A
MADDEN AND MAGGIE.
CREAMER. CATHERINE C. In std but
lovins remembrance of our dear mother
CATHERINE C. CREAMER, who depart
ed this life eleven years ego todav.
March 21. 1925. HER SONS. •
HAWKINS. ERNEST F In sad but lov
ing remembrance of bur dear father and
husband ERNEST F, HAWKINS who de
parted this life March 21. 1927.
In our hearts your memory lintera.
Sweetly, tender, loving and true
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. •
JOHNSON. LAURA V. In sad but lovina
remembrance of my devoted sister.
LAURA V. JOHNSON, who departed this
life cne vear ago today. M»rch 21. 1935
LOVING SISTER. RACHEL TURNER. •
ROLLINS. HARRY C. In memory of my
dear husband and our loving father.
HARRY C. ROLLINS, who departed this
life seven years ago today. March 21,
1929.
His memory will be ever with ns.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
SCARLETT. JOSEPHINE. In lovina re
membrance of our deer mother. JOS
EPHINE SCARLETT who deDarted this
life ten years ago todav.
DAUGHTER AND SON. •
SIMPSON. DONAID EDWARD. A tribuf
of love in memory of our devoted on
and friend. DONALD EDWARD SIMP
SON- who drperted this life one yeai
ago todav. March 21. 1935.
THE FAMILY AND FRIEND. WILLIAM
HOLLEY. •
TOHNSI.EY. THORNTON W. Entered Into
eternal rest five years ago today, March
21. 1931.
T. W.. you are cone but not forgotten.
YOUR DEVOTED WIPE. P G TOWNS
LEY. AND STEPDAUGHTERS. NAN
NIE AND VERNETTA.
WALTER. CHARLES. In sad but loving
remembrance of my son. CHARLES
WALTER, who passed away March 21.
1918.
Just when life w-as sweetest
And he could have lived his best.
God called him home to heaven
And he entered there to rest
__MOTHER_•
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