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Htuttiling
WITT.' RAE. The unveiling ofthe
monument honoring the late RAE PRITT
will take place Sunday. June 28, 1847, at
1 pm., at the Oxon Hill Cemetery.
(Earfc ai Sfyanka
HENDERSON. JAMES EDWARD. The
family of the late JAMES EDWARD HEN
DERSON wishes to thank relatives, frlenda
and employers for their kindness, sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes and
also to thank the fathers of Holy Re
deemer Church.
Sfatija
■ ARMALT, LUCIA. On Wednesday, June
25, 1947. LUCIA ARMALY <nee Leonei.
beloved wife of Michael K. Armaly of 1215
Holbrook at. ng„ mother oi Therese Lou
Armaly and daughter of Lucia Leone and
the late Cealdio Leone. Funeral from the
above residence on Saturday, June 28. at
8:30 a.m. High requiem mass at Holy
Rosary Church at 9 a.m. Relative* and
friend* invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. 27
BARRY, COL. HENRY B. On Tuesday,
June 24. 1947. at Lexington,
iBMa Maw., col. HENRY W. BARRY,
:JSr» QMC. retired, beloved husband
EErc of Esther Stiles Barry. Funeral
services at Fort Mver Chapel
I Friday, June 27, at 2 D.m. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
BALE. MAEY A. On Thursday, June
26. 19*7. at her residence. 4504 Oliver
st ■ Riverdale. Md.. MARY A. BAUR, be
loved wife of the late Prank J. Baur, Fu
neral from the Collins Funeral Home, 3821
14th st. n.w.. on Friday, June 27. at 9:30
a m. Requiem mass at the Church of the
Nativity at HI a.m. Relative* ana friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
BEST. JOSEPH. On Wednesday, June
25, 1947, at Bethesda Naval Hospital,
JOSEPH BEST. He leaves to mourn a de
- voted wife, Mrs. Anna Lee Beat; one daugh
ter. Mrs. Arbutus Coates; four listers. Nan
l nie Howell. Mary Best, Sudle Best and
Louise Hardy; three brothers, Ernest, John
and Arthur Best; six grandchildren and
other relatives. Remains resting at the
Robert Q. Mason Funeral Home. 2600
Nichols ave. s.e. Family may be seen at
112 Heckman at. s.e. Notice of funeral
later. 27
BOOTH, ELNORA. On Tuesday, June
24, 1947. ELNORA BOOTH of 1520 C st.
s.e., wife of Daniel Booth, mother of Mary
E., Thomas, Joseph and Ireatha Booth,
and Pauline Chance; grandmother of Ro
maine Washington, sister of Mary Ptnkton.
After 4 p.m. Friday. June 27, friends may
calf at Frasier s Funeral Home, Inc., 389
R, I. ave. n.w., where services will be held
at 8:30 am Saturday, June 28; thence
to St. Cyprian's Catholic Church, where
mass will be said at 9 a.m. for the repose
of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cem
BOR AN. SALLY. Departed this life on
Tuesday. June 24, 1947, alter a brief ill
ness, Mrs. SALLY BORAN of 2048 E st.
n w. She Is survived by two brothers, two
sisters and a host of other relatives and
friends The remains may be viewed at
the Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 821 Florida
ave. n.w., Friday. June 27, after 3 p.m
Funeral services Saturday. June 28. at 1
p.m.. at (he Oethsemane Baptist Church.
22nd st. and Virginia ave n.w . Rev. C. Q.
Hlckerson officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 28
BROWN. WILLIAM A. On Tuesday.
June 24. 1947. at his residence. 223 S st.
n.w., WILLIAM A. BROWN, beloved hus
band of Mrs. Minnie Brown. He also is
survived by one son. William H. Brown;
one dauahter, Fredricks Thomas; one
cranddaughter, Mildred Thomas, and other
relatives and friends. Friends may call to
see Mr. Brown at his late residenca
after fi p.m. Thursday. Funeral services
Saturday. June 28, at 2 p.m.. from the
home of Columbia Elks Lodge. No. 86,
301 R. I. ave. n.w. Interment in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements by L.
E. Murray 3c Bon, 1337 10th it. n.w. 27*
BROWN. WILLIAM A. Members of Co
lumbia Lodge. No. 86. I. B. F. O.
E. ol W.. are hereby notified of
the funeral of Brother WILLIAM
A BROWN, on Saturday. June
28. 1947, at 2 p.m., from the
above lodge, 301 B. I. ave. n.w.
Session of sorrow Friday, June
. at 8:30 a.m., at the lodge.
EMORY B. SMITH Exalted Ruler.
HARRY R. PRATT, Secretary.
BYNUM. MYRA JULIA. On Wednesday,
Jun. 25. i947. MYRA JULIA BYNUM ot
707 1st st. n.w., mother of Henry and
Bennie Bynum, Josle Moore and Mayfield
Vaughn. After 8 p.m. Thursday, June 26.
Inends may call at Frasier s Funeral
Home, Inc . 389 R. I. ave. n.w . where serv
ices will be held on Frlday, June 27, at 1
p m, Rev. I. A. Miller officiating. In
terment Wooulawn Cemetery.
CARLIN, WILLIAM M. On Tuesday.
Junt 24, 1947. WILLIAM M. CAIttilN.
formerly o! El Nido. Va., beloved husband
of Mary A. Carlin (nee Crlmmins) ana
father of Mrs, Marjorie C. MeOarvey and
Mrs Louise C. Donovan. Funeral from
the Taltavull Funeral Home, 3619 14th st.
n.w., on Friday, June 27. at 9:15 a.m.
Requiem mass at St. John s Church. El
Nido, Va„ at 10 a.m. Relatives and Inends
invited. Interment Bt. James' Cemetery,
Falla Church, Va. Kindly omit flowers.
30
DURCHETT, MARY ELIZABETH. On
Thuisday, June 26, 1947, at Arlington
Hospital. MARY ELIZABETH DURCHETT,
beloved daughter of Willie R. and Grace
Stoneburnger Durchett of 4406 Columbia
pike, Arlington. Va.. and sister of Barbara
Ann Durchett. Remains resting at the
Ivea Funeral Home, 2847 Wilson blvd., Ar
lington, Va., until Friday. June 27, at
12:30 P.m.: thence to Fort Myer Chapel
where funeral servioes will be held at I
p m. Interment Arlington National Ceme
tery.
tVAW®. fT Ai/l&n. wil A u«u«/p _ v usasu
24, 1947. st Mount Alto Hospital, WALTER
EVANS, beloved husband of Narcissus
Evans. Remains at the W. Ernest Jarrli
Funeral Church. 1432 You st. n.w. Fu
neral and Interment Weldon. N. C.
FYFFE, ALDAH. Suddenly, on Wednes
day. June 25. 1947. at 837 Park ave.. Bal
timore. Md . ALDAH FYFFE. dauahter ol
the late Thomas and Mary Fyffe of Pooles
vllle. Md Services at Mitchell's Funeral
Home, 1901 Eutaw pi., Baltimore. Md.. on
Fiiday. June 27, at 1 p.m. Interment
Beallsvlile. Md.
GARNER, MARSHA. On Wednesday,
June 26. 1947. at GalUneer Hospital,
MARSHA GARNER of 1300 22nd st. n.w.,
devoted wife of Noble Garner, mother ol
Harrison Saunders, Albert and Sylvester
Morris end Bessie Carter. Also aurvlvlm
are many other relatives and friends.
Friends may call from 5:30 to 9 p.m.
Thursday June 26. at the Dovle G. Brooks
Funeral Home. 12th it. and Florida avk.
n.w. Funeral and Interment Chrlstians
bure. Va.
GRIGSBY. AGNES E. On Wednesday.
June 25. 1947. AQNE8 E. GRIGSBY (nee
Burley), beloved wile of the late Thomas
E. Orlasby. mother of Evelyn Smith, Lo
retta Winston, Thomas E. and Marjorie
Grlesby. Friends may call at her late resi
dence. 459 M st. s.w., where eervlces will
be held on Saturday. June 28. at 2 p.m.
Relatives and friends Invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mattlnely Funeral
Service. 27
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GRIMY. KUALA A. OB WadBoadiy
June 86. 1947. at har mWeBaa, 343;
Ontario rd. n.w.. MAH ALA A. OKISBY
wile of the late Oaorte Grtibr. .She 1
survived by throe daughters, Sarah Rich
arson. Julia Hawkins and Joanns_Srawner
two aons. William H. and John R. OrUbr
three sitters. Elia Stallings, .Louise Trie:
ol Brooklyn, H. T„ and Martha Henaon; ■
brother, Joseph Henson; nine grandehll'
dren. three great-grandchildren and othei
relatives and Mends. Friends may call a1
her late residence after 12 noon Friday
June 27. Funeral Saturday, June 28, at J
p.m., from Mount Zion Methodist Church
39th st. between Dumbarton are. and C
st. n.w.. Rev. J. H. Johnson officiating
interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Allen At Morrow. Inc., director!, In charge
HALL. F081T V. Suddenly, on Thurs
day. June 26, 1947, POSEY V. HALL oi
8216 12th st. n e.. beloved husband Ol
Dorothea W. Hall, brother of Arnold K.
T. Homer, D. Curtis and Irvin W. Hall
Services at the 8. H. Hlne* Co. Funera
Home, 2901 14th at. n.w., on Saturday
June 28. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creel
Cemetery. 27
HANES. JAMES H. On Tuesday. Juim
24, 1947, at his residence, 5801 Rads st
n.e.. Mr JAMES H HANES, deacon oi
Mount Carmel Baptist Church »or morj
than fifty years. Notica of funeral later. '
HARSCH, GEORGE W. On Tuesday
: June 24. 1947, after a long Ulneei
GEORGE W. HARSCH of 838 Jefferson st
n.w.. beloved husband of Anna B. Harseh
father of Erwin Harseh ol Brookline
, Mass ; Raymond Harseh of Berkeley. Calif,
and Gordon Harseh of this city. .Funera
services and interment Cincinnati, Ohio
Please omit flowers. (Cincinnati paper;
please copy.) 28
1 HILL. DEACON MALACHI. Altered inh
■ eternal rest on Tuesday, June 24. 1947. a
i Gallingcr Hospital. Deacon MALACHI HIU
I of 1012 6th st. s.w.. beloved husband of th;
late Bessie Hill, loving father of Janie
> Annie and Malachi Hill. Jr., and Johnti
, McDaniel; brother of Mrs. Annie Vanee
. Susie, Scott. Mack. James. Charles. George
. John Henry, Alexander and Benjamin Hill
. He also is survived by many other rela
i tives and friends. Remains resting at tb
, John T. Rhines Ac Co. Funeral Home, 3ri
1 and Eye ats. s.w., until Friday. June 37
! at 4 p.m.; thereafter at the above real
l dence. Funeral Saturday, June 28, a
; 1:30 p.m.. from Mount Farrow Baptls
1 Church, lit and L sts. s.w.. Rev. s. G
, cemetery. 27
HAWKINS, JOHN H. On Tuesday. Juni
24. 1947. at his residence. 663 East Cap
ltol st., JOHN H. HAWKINS, beloved hus
1 band of Martha C. Hawkins and father o
Martha M. Hawkins. Funeral from tbi
above residence on Thursday, June 26. a
1 7 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Newark
< N. J. 26
HOLDEN. BKIGID. On Tuesday. Juni
• 24, 1947, at Providence Hospital. BRIQH
E. HOLDEN, beloved sister of Charles D
. Holden and Mary A. Hopkins. Friend;
. may call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu
neral Home. 131 11th st. s.e.. until Friday
. June 27. at 8:30 a m. Requiem mass e
i St. Peter’s Church at 9 a m. Relatives ant
friends invited. Interment Mount Olive
| Cemetery. 26
HUNTER, CORA V. On Tuesday. Juni
24, 1941. at Dover. Ohio, CORA V
HUNTER, wife of the late Dr. Montgomeri
Hunter, mother of Mrs. Fred L. Ayler o
1 Dover. Ohio, and Mrs. Brooke Cunninghan
of Stiver Spring. Md. Remains restim
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
2901 14th st. n.w., after 10 a m. Friday
Graveaide services and interment Friday
June 27, at 2:30 p.m., at Cedar Hill Cem
eterr. 27
JARWIN. STEPHEN J. On Wednesday
. June 26. 1947, at. Emergency Hospital
STEPHEN J. JARWIN. beloved husband o
. Sophia Jarwln. father of Raymond J. am
’ Valerie D. Jarwln, brother of Mrs. Helei
Danielewics and Mrs. Stella Dmohoski
: Prayers at Chambers' Funeral Home, 61'
Uth st. s.e.. on Thursday. June 26, at I
p.m. Interment In Warren, Ohio.
JETT, EDWIN K. On Wednaaday. Jun
25, 1947, at Casualty Hospital. fewiN M
! JETT, beloved husband or Nellie Jett, fa
! ther of Nelson E. and Madison B. Jett
; Mrs. Ida L. Thrift. Mrs. Irene M. Fiddesop
: Mrs. Florence Tarter and Mra. Mable A. R
Marts. Services at Chambers Funera
Home. 617 Uth st. s.e.. on Saturday. Jun
28, at 10 a m. Relatives and friands in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 21
JETT, RDWIN M. Members of the Fo
llcemen's Association will at
tend the services for our lat;
brother, EDWIN M. JETT. Bod:
resting at Chambers’ Funera
Home. 817 11th st. s.e. Serv
Ices will be held Saturday. Jum
28. 1947. at 10 a.m. Burla
. In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
JOHN E. PONDA1JL. President.
CHARLES L. WRIGHT/Secretary. 2'
KEIM. LILLY. On Wednesday. June 24
; 1947, at her residence, 1329 Longfelloi
st. n.w.. LILLY KEIM. daughter of th
I late Morris and Christina Keim, sister o
! Alfred H. Keim and cousin of Fanny I
, ices at the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
i 2001 14th at. n.w., on Friday, June 27. a
t 11:30 am. Interment at Cedar Hill Ceme
, tery.
KL'LLE, ACOtJST CHARLES. Suddenly
, on Monday, June 23, 1947. at Glen Eeh<
Md.. AUGUST CHARLES KULLB of 70
1 11th st. n.w.. Washington. D. C. Remain
; resting at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu
; neral Home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrei
‘ Bethesda, Md., where funeral services wi
; be held on Friday. June 27. at 2 p.m. In
; terment Congressional Cemetery.
1 LIEBER, WILMER A.. JR. On Mondai
’ June 23, 1047. WILMER A. LUBBER, Jr
of 1810 Webster st. n.w . son of Wilmer t
• Lieber. sr.: brother of Mrs. A. O. McLan
and Joseph. F. Lieber Remains restin
i at the 8. H. Hlnee Co. Funeral Home. 290
: 14th at. n.w. Notlea of funeral later.
1 MARCEY. HARVEY LEE. On Wednei
. day. June 26, 1947, at his rsildsnce. 90
North Kansas at- Arlington, Va.. HARVY
LEE MARCEY. beloved husband of Mau
. D. Marcey, father of Elmer and Lea Marti
. and Mrs. Audrey Kelley, grandfather <
[ Jack. Ronald and Judith L. Marcey, an
■ brother of William, Ray. Curtis and Julli
1 Marcey: Mra. Annie Morris and Mrs. Luc
i Merritt. Remains resting et the Ives Ft
; neral Home. 2847 Wilson blvd., Arllngtoi
Va.. where funeral servlets will be held o
Friday. June 27, at 2 p.m. Internet
• Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
MARSHALL, HATTIE IRENE. On Tuei
r day, June 24, 1947. at her residence. 61
■ F st. n.e.. HATTIE IRENE MAR8HAU
: mother of Albert Marshall, mother-in-la
. of Gladys Marshall. She alto leaves
, devoted friend. Fetar Jackson, and a hoi
i of other relatives and friends. Servlet
on Friday, June 27, at Stewart's Puneri
Home. 30 H at. n.e.. at 1 p.m. Intel
ment Payne's Cemetery.
MATTHEWS, ROBERT C. On Wednei
day. June 26, 1947, ROBERT C. MAT
i THEWS. He leaves his mother, Mar
Matthews: one daughter. Elsie Matthewi
Sve sisters, Elsie Simms. Evelyn Sen el
orothy. Edna Mae and Mamie Matthewi
two brothers. Edward and Julius Mat
thews: one uncle, Emanuel Matthews: flv
aunts. Maggie Jenkins. Cora Parker. Susl
Hankins. Louise Godfrey and Maml
Smith: four nieces, four nephews, a de
voted friend. Catherine Wilson, and man
other relatives and friends. Notice of fu
i neral services later. Arrangements b
; Eugene Ford Funeral Home.
MIDDLEDOEF. CLARA T. GILL. Oi
1 Wednesday. June 25, 1947. CLARA T. GIL]
1 MIDDLEDORF (nee Huthl. beloved wife o
the late John W. Mlddledorf and mothe
of Albert E. Gill and John F. Gill. Fu
neral services sg the Taltavull Punera
Home. 430 7th st. a.w., on Saturday. Jun
20. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends In
vited. Interment Congressional Cemetery
MITCHELL. ELIZABETH. On Wednes
day. June 25. 1947. at her residence. 01
Que st. n.w . ELIZABETH MITCHELL, wlf
of the late George M Mitchell, belove
mother of Frances Keith, mother-ln-la’
of Ernest Keith and adopted mother c
Mary Harrison. William Brown and Edge
Williams. Friends may call to see th
late Mrs. Mitchell at her residence afte
6 p.m. Saturday, June 20. Funeral serv
lees on Sunday. June 29. at 1:30 pm
at the Galbraith A. M. E. Z, Church. Re'
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrangement
by L. E. Murray ft Son. 1337 10th sL^i.v
MILNE. MARY E. On Tuesday. Jun
24. 1947. MARY E MILNE of 4831 Illlno!
ave. n.w., th# wife of the late Andre'
Milne, mother of Clarence T. Milne, sisti
of Theresa Collier and Mr*. Abble Collwel
Services at the S. H. Hines Co Funeri
Home. 2901 14th *t. n.w., on Friday. Jun
27, at 2 p.m. Interment Monocacy Cem«
teiy, BeaUavllle, Md. 26
OLIVER* GEORGE B. J. On Tuesdt:
June 24. 1947. at the Naval Hospita
Bethesda, Md., GEORGE B. J. OLIVER (
, 1725 New Jersey ave n.w husband I
, Ruth Oliver and brother of Alice Olive
' Other relatives and friends also surviv
Friends may call at the Malvan ft Sch«
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and R a
■ n.w., after 7 p.m. Thursday, June 2i
i Services at the above funeral home o
Friday, June 27. at 12 oclock noon Ir
(iterment Arlington National Cemetery.
PENTANSKY, BOSE. On Thursday. Jun
26. 1947. ROSE PENTANSKY, belove
'i mother of Mre. Monoson Martin, Mrs. Be
! ward Lichtenstein and Mrs. Bernard Lell
. Funeral services at the Bernard Dansansk
'! ft Son Funeral Homs, 3601 14th st. n *
i on Friday. June 27. at 12 noon. Intel
‘ ment at B'nai Israel Cemetery.
REGEN. DOROTHY B. Suddenly, o
| Tuesday June 24. 1947. at her residency
! 944 Shepherd st. n.w.. DOROTHY 1
; REGEN. beloved wife of Cornelius V
Regen, mother of Nell Regen and daugl
ter of John F. and Sadie R. Hill. Ft
neral services at the Timothy Hanlo
Funeral Home. 3*31 Georgia are. n.w
on Friday. June 27. at 11 a m Intel
.ment Neelsville Cemetery, Oermantowi
1 Md 2«
RIDER. KATHARINE E. On Thun
1 day. June 26. 1947. at Providence Hoi
> pltal. KATHARINE E. RIDER, beloved sti
ter of Tom and M. A. Rider Remali
resting at Chambers' Funeral Home. 61
11th st. s.e.. until Thursday. June 2
at 7 p.m. Services and interment i
Sutton. W. Va.
SMITH, HARRISON M. Departed th
* life on Tuesday, June 24. .1947, »i Os
linger Hospital, after a lingering Ulnes
S HARRISON M. SMITH. He leaves I
mourn their loss a dtvoted brother, M
■ Eugene Smith of 2209 Flagler pL n.w.;
niece. Miss Dorothy Smith, and a host <
- other .relatives and friends. Remains ms
be seen after t p.m. Thursday. June 26, i
the Better Funeral Home. 1203 Walter s
■ s.e.. between B and C and 12th and 131
its. Funeral on Friday, June 27, at 1:3
1 p.m.. Rev. Edward Thomas officiating. Ii
. terment Payne's Cemetery. *
SMITH. MABY ADA COLftUTH. D.
parted this life Tuesday. June 24. 1947. i
I her late residence, 2930 Pomeroy rd. s.g
" Mrs. MARY ADA COLBERTH SMITH.
Instive of Raleigh. N. C. She is surviv*
’*' by one devoted dautbter, Miss Agnas Smit)
r and a host of friends The remains ma
:";be viewed at the Hall Bros. Funeral Horn
'• ntl Florida are. n.w . Thursday. June 2'
_ ■ after 12 noon. Funeral services Frida
n June *7. at 2:30 p.m.. at the above funer
r- home. Rev. Brown officiating. Intermei
r* Woodlawn Cemetery,
* L
Miss Lilly Keim, 88,
Prominent Baptist,
Dies at Her Home
Ulu Lilly Keim, 8S, of 1329 Long
fellow street N.W., a prominent
member of the Baptist Church In
Washington, died yesterday at her
home after a brief illness.
A native of Buffalo, N. Y„ she
was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Keim. With them she came
to Washington to live at an early
age, after previous residences in
Danville, Va., and Nashville, Term.
In 1923, Miss Keim offered the
use of her home to the District of
Columbia Baptist Convention for the
purpose of organizing the High
lands Baptist Church of which she
was a charter member. Before the
chapel was built, the weekly prayer
meetings were held in her home.
Surviving are a brother, Alfred E.
Keim of Washington; two nephews
and four nieces. Miss Fanny L.
Guschewsky and Miss Emma Gus
chewsky, cousins of Miss Keim,
made their home with her.
Funeral services will be held at 11
am. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
' N.W., with burial in Cedar Hill
! Cemetery.
The Rev. N. M. Simmons, pastor
of the Highlands Baptist Church,
: will conduct the services, assisted by
i the Rev. Dr. K. O. White, pastor of
: the Metropolitan Baptist Church, of
i which Miss Keim was a former
; member.
Alice Fischer Harcourt,
! Ex-Stage Star, Dies at 78
ly the Associated Press
NEW YORK. June 26.—Alice
Fischer Harcourt, 78, an actress for
, nearly 50 years and a leading lady
• of the New York stage at the turn
, of the century, died yeiterday.
She founded the Twelfth Night
Club for actresses here anrf was the
widow of William King Harcourt,
prominent Shakespearean actor.
STRACK. LT. COMDR. OTTO H. WOn
; Monday. June 23. 1947, Lt. Comdr. OTTO
, H. H. STRACK, beloved husband of Mar
fret E. Strack of Newport. R. I.: father
, of William Lawrence Strack of Newport.
R. I.; brother of Mrs, Roy C. Hlgby of
Big Mooae. N Y.: Erick W. Strack of Am -
steroam. N. Y., ifnd Albert W. Strack of
■ Big Moose, N. Y. Funeral from the Sim
■ moifb Bros’ Funeral Home, 2007 Nichols
f are. on Thursday. June 26. at 2 p.m.
1 Oraveslde services end Interment at Ar
l Ungton National Cemetery.
TALIAFERRO. OLIVIA. On Monday.
, June 23, 1947, at her residence, 3030
1 Stanton Id.. SI. OLIVIA TALIAFERRO
She leaves to mourn ont brother, Morvaln
, Taliaferro; on* niece. Leona Turner; one
nephew, Wendell C. Taliaferro; one foster
I son, Luther McPherson, and^ other rela
tives. n-lends may call at the Robert O.
Mason Funeral Home. 2500 Nichols ave.
s.e., after 4 p.m. Friday. June 27. Fu
i ntral services Saturday, June 28, at 2 p.m.,
: at th* Bethlehem Baptist Church. Nichole
: ave. and Howard rd. a.e.. Rev. J. C. Banks
i officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 27
TENNYSON, JULIA JANE. On Monday,
June 23, 1947, at her residence, 2523 Cen
I ter st.. Pittsburgh. Pi., JULIA JANE TEN
• MYBON, wife of the late David T. Tenny
; son, beloved mother of Mrs. Olive Ross and
, James J. Tennyson, mother-in-law of Mrs.
i Alice Tennyson snd Z. T. Ross, all of Pitts
burgh. Pa.; gister of Mrs. Maria Baylor of
Washington. D. C. She also leaves a host
of other relatives and friends. Friends
’ may call at the W. Ernest Jarvis Funeral
Church, 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral services
. Friday. June 27, at 1 p.m., at the Vermont
' Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. L. C. Colllna
! officiating. Relatives and friends invited.
' interment Arlington National Cemetery.
TENNYSON, JULIA. Officers and mem
bers of Columbia Temple, No.
; 422. I. B. P. O. E. of W., met
In session of sorrow Monday,
Juna 23, 3 947, and arranged for
the funeral of Daughter JULIA
TENNYSON, Friday, June 27. at
' _ l p.m., from Vermont Avenue
j Baptist Church.
GOLDEN McKENZIE, Daughter Ruler.
QEORGIANA HENRY, Secretary.
TRIMBLE. GERALD R. On Sunday.
1 June 22. 1947, at the Presbyterian Center,
- New York City. GERALD R. TRIMBLE,
the beloved husband of Mrs. Mae Trimble
(nee O’Conner), father of Gerald R„ Jr.,
- and William Neve Trimble. Service* at
’ Chambers’ Funeral Home. 1400 Chapin st.
n,*r„ on Thursday. June 26. at 2 p.m. In
s terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28
f TURNER. IRENE CROWN. On Wednas
day. June 25. 1947, IRENE CROWN TUR
NER of 1614 I7th st. n.w., widow of th*
- late George Turner, mother of Mr*. Oeor
5 giana Vandavere of Washlnaton, D. C.
r Services at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
1 Home. 2901 14th st. n.w., on Friday, June
r 27, at 3 p.m. Interment Brooklyn, N. Y.
f 27
1 VIGIL. TARCILA. On Tuesday, June
« 24, 1947, at Bolling Field Hospital. TAR
r C1LA VIOIL, belov ;d mother of Mrs.
- Charles Rudy and Michael and Anita Vigil
. of Philadelphia. Pa and Guillermo Vigil
' of Ban Francisco, Calif. Friends may call
t at the Saffell Funeral Home, 475 H at.
n.w. Notice of funeral later.
jj In Utmnriam
i FOWLER. THOMAS W. In loving mem
* ory of my ion, THOMAS W. FOWLER,
1 who pasted away. In Montreal, tlx years
* ago, June 28, 1841.
Oettlng used to being lonesome.
That is the hard part So bear;
: Oettlng used to all the sorrow
: You were once so quick to share.
Getting used to all the heartaches
Night end day from mlaalng you.
Getting used to being lonesome,
t Thst'i whet I must learn to do.
I LOVINO MOTHER. •
S ORICE. GEORGE W. In loving memory
- of a loving husband and father, GEORGE
8 W. ORICE, who died twenty-one years tgo
- today, June 26, 1826.
r Memories are treasures no one can eteal,
Death leavee a heartache nothing can heal:
> Some have forgotten now that you have
j gone,
' We shell remember all the years long.
r HIS LOVINO WIFE. MARY L. ORICE. AND
; DAUGHTER. ROSE T. BROWN.
1 HUNTER. KATHLEEN PEEBLES. Sacred
to the memory of one of the finest women
who ever lived, my wife and our mother,
KATHLEEN PEEBLES HUNTER, who died
eleven years ago today. June 26. 193ti.
■ J. B, HUNTER, LT. CHARLES H. HUNTER,
1 MRS GRACE H. SMITH. MRS. KATH
- LEEN H. SULTON, MISS BETTY P.
1 HUNTER.
f LYLES, FANNIE. In loving memory of
: our dear sister and aunt. FANNIE LYLES.
, who departed this life four years ago, June
J 28, 1943. 1
You arc not forgotten, loved one,
, Nor will you ever be.
As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee,
s ^ WEEKS FAMILY.
PFEIL, CHARLES JACOB. In sad but
loving memory of our father. CHARLES
8 JACOB PFEIL, who passed away seven
* years ago today, June 26. 1840.
8 HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
r SMITH, BESSIE. In loving memory of
i my dear wife, BESSIE SMITH, who de
. perted this life nine yearsl ago today. June
: 26. 1888.
The month of June it hers.
, To me the saddest of the year,
L For nine years ago today
r My loving wife passed away. .
,{ DEVOTED HUSBAND, ROBERT G. SMITH.
WILLIAMS. HARRY OLONZO. In mem
y ory of a loving husband, a kind father, e
[. devoted brother, HARRY OLONZO WIL
>• LIAMS, who departed this life one year ago
n today, June 26, 1846.
A precious one from us is gone.
The voice we loved Is stilled:
■ a place is vacant in our nearts
0 which never can be Ailed.
Keep him. dear Ood In Thy keeping
. Until we reach that blessed shore,
Then. O Father, let us Join him
1 And love him as we did before.
TOUR DEVOTED WIFE, CHILDREN. SIS
TERS AND BROTHERS
I* WILLIS. VIOLA M. In loving remcm
' brance of my dear aunt. VIOLA M
1' WILLIS, who departed this life three yeare
J ago today. June 26. 1944
- Today recalls the memory
>) Of a loved one laid to rest.
And those who think of her today
Are the ones who loved her best,
i, OSIE. *
WILSON. LILLIE M. In sad but loving
- memory of our dear mother, LILLIE M.
WILSON, who passed away three years
k ago today. June 26. 1944.
■* Beautiful memories of one to dear
We'll alwaya cherish with love sincere;
a day that comes with sad regret
1 And one that we shall never forget.
. In our hearts your memory Ungers,
* Alwaya tender, fond and true;
* There la not a day, dear mother.
That we do not think of you.
? HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. «
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Lucius Boomer, Noted Director
Of Waldorf, Is Reported Dead
Hotel Man was in
Norway for Summer
With Family
Sy the Associated frees
OSLO, Norway, June 36.—Lucius
Boomer, director of New York's
Waldorf Astoria Hotel, died of a
Heart attack at Hamar, Oddvar
Etoest, editor of Hamar Arbeiderblad,
laid today.
Mr. Boomer was en route to the
3udrandsdal Valley, where he in
ended to spend the summer with
His Norwegian-born wife and their
laughter.
Mr. Boomer, 68, earned an almost
legendary reputation in his capacity
>f director of the Waldorf. He
jreeted and became acquainted with
Hundreds of noted persons who were
fuests at the hotel.
During the conference of foreign
ministers held at the Waldorf last
(rear, the Boomers gave up their
ipartment in the Waldorf in order
;o accommodate the visiting min
sters of state and their stalls. .
Mr. Boomer, a native of Pough
keepsie, N. Y., entered the hotel field
with the Plagler system in Florida
iround the turn of the century. In
L907 he moved to the Plaza Hotel
In New York when it opened as an
assistant to the managing editor.
Directed Hotel McAlpin.
Fran 1913 to 1922 he was in charge
jf the Hotel McAlpin in New York
md while there was a pioneer In
the field of scientific operation of
large hotels.
During World War I Mr. Boomer
went to Paris, wh?re he organized
md operated the Hotel du Louvre
[or Army officers.
With Coleman du Pont, Mr. Boom
»r became interested in tne old
Waldorf Astoria after the death of
its founder, Georg* C. Boldt. Tw»
years after their acquisition of the
jriginal Waldorf in 19¥>, Mr. Boom
sr Joined in the purchase of (he
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel in Phils -
ielphia.
Later he extended his interests to
;he Willard Hotel in Washington
Services Saturday Set
For Edward M. Jett, 78
Funeral services for Edward M.
Jett, 78, retired policeman who died
yesterday at Casualty Hospital, will
be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at
the Chambers funeral home, 517
Eleventh street S.E. Burial will be
In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr. Jett died as a result of in
juries received when struck by a
hit-and-run driver on June 7 at
Nichols avenue and W street S.E.
A native of Fredericksburg, Va.,
Mr. Jett had been a resident of
Washington for 59 years. He was
retired after serving 38 years on the
Metropolitan Police Force. He be
longed to Harmony lodge No. 17 of
the Masonic Order and lived at 1434
W street S.E.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Nellie E. Jett; two sons. Nelson E.
Jett and Madison B. Jett, and four
daughters, Mrs. Ida Thrift. Mrs.
Irene M. Fiddesop, Mrs. Florence
Tarter and Mrs. Mabel A. R. Marts,
all of the Washington area.
George E. Keeler Rites
To Be Held in Bethesda
Funeral services for George E
Keeler, 81, who died of a heart
attack Monday in Emergency Hos
pital, were to be held today in th«
Pumphrey funeral home, 7557 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda, with buria;
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Keeler lived at 69 Strathmore
avenue, Garrett Park, Md. A native
of Boston, he came to the Wash
ington area 33 years ago and estab
lished a real estate and insurance
business. He had worked daily at
his office in the Investment Build
ing until about two months ago.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Mary C. Keeler of the Garrett Pari
address; a daughter, Mrs. Wheeloc)
Bigelow of Great Neck. Long Island
and a son, George C. Keeler of Path
Church.
Final Rites Planned Today
For Andrew C. Plant
Funeral services for Andrew C
Plant, 71, who died Monday at hi!
home, 2326 First street N.W., of a
heart attack, were to be held at the
home this afternoon, with burial
in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Plant was bom In Washing
ton and received his education in
the public schools here. He had
been employed in the Navy Depart
ment's Bureau of Docks and Yard!
for 41 years before retiring in 1945
He was a member of the old Trinity
Episcopalian Church at Third and
C streets N.W.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs
Oracle M. Plant; a daughter, Althes
L. Plant, and a son, Alvin C. Plant
a)l of Washington.
Mrs. Eisenhower's Aunt
To Be Buried Tomorrow
■y th» AiiaciaUd Pr«i
BOONE, Iowa, June 28.—Funera
services will be held tomorrow foi
Miss Eda Carlson, 72, aunt of Mrs
Dwight Eisenhower and frequent
hostess to the Chief of Sfaff. 8h«
died Tuesday.
There were 15,286 graduates ol
West Point Military Academy be
tween its founding in 1802 to June
1945,
LUCIUS BOOMER.
~-Star Staff Photo.
and the Windsor Hptel in Montreal-.
He was made president of the com
pany formed to operate the Sherry
Netherlands in New York and
opened that hotel in 1927.
In 1920, on the retirement of
Louis Sherry, Mr. Boomer became
the directing head of the Louis
Sherry chocolate and ice cream
business. He also was named presi
dent of Savarin, Inc., a chain res
taurant operation.
Led Move to New Building.
After the closing of the old Wal
dorf he visualized a modem, larger
structure and was one of the leaders
in the move to the present struc
ture at Park avenue and Forty -
ninth street in New York, which
opened its doors in 1931.
He was president and chief execu
tive of the Waldorf until 1945 when
he was elected chairman of the
board.
In 1933 and 1934 he was ap
pointed by a Federal Court to ad
vise and assist the receivers in the
operation of the Stevens Hotel in
Chicago.
On September 11,1920. he married
Jorgine Slettede of Norway. They
made their homt at the Waldorf in
New York.
Rites for Col. H. B. Barry
To Be Held af Fort Myer
-n_v _;__1_V..1J .4 Oft
A UMV1 Ot.l V IUVU TT <11 WV *1V«4 MV •
p.m. tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
for Col. Henry B. Barry, U. 8. A.,
retired, who died yesterday at his
home in Lexington, Mass. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Col. Barry enlisted in the cavalry
in the Philippine Insurrection, sub
sequently serving in Cuba and Mex
ico. In World War I he was sta
tioned in Washington in the office
of the quartermaster general as pur
chasing and construction officer, and
later was assistant to the quarter
master at Fort Myer.
In World War n he won the Le
gion of Merit as commanding officer
of the Jersey City Quartermaster
Depot. Later he commanded the
Army Service Forces Depot in Rich
mond.
Col. Barry’s widow Is the former
Miss Esther Stiles of Washington,
Maryland Traffic Crashes
Killed 34, Hurt 869 in May
ly Associated Frost
BALTIMORE, June 26.—Thirty
four persons were killed and 869
hurt in the 1,590 traffic accidents
reported in Maryland last month,
the State Traffic Safety Commission
disclosed yesterday.
Baltimore City police reported 951
accidents with five deaths and 487
injuries, while county records
showed 639 May accidents with 29
deaths and 382 injuries.
A total of 145 deaths resulted
from traffic during the first 5 months
of this year, a drop of 17 from the
162 recorded during the correspond
ing 1946 period.
There were no traffic deaths In
11 counties last month—Allegany,
Caroline. Harford, Howard, Kent,
Queen Annes, St. Marys, Somerset,
Talbot, Wicomico and Worcester.
Greece is awarding contracts for
the refloating of ships sunk in Greek
waters.
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Home Economist and
Kmergi
Illness.
Born
1876,
vllle,
was
ter
Wilbur Olin At
water, professor
of chemistry at
Wesleyan Uni
versity. She was
graduated from
Smith College In
1897 and re
ceived an hon
orary degree of
doctor of sci
ence there in ***•» Atw»ur.
1943.
Her career as a home economist
began when she served as an edi
torial assistant to her father, an
investigator in the problems of hu
man nutrition.
In 1909 Miss Atwater came to
Washington to join the scientific
staff of the Office of Home Eco
nomics of the Department of Agri
culture. She resigned that position
to become editor of the Journal of
Home Economics between 1933 and
her retirement in 1941.
Fellow of Science Groap.
She also served as executive chair
man in the department of food
production and home economics of
the Woman’s Committee of the
Council of ^National Defense In
World War I. and as chairman of
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the Women's Joint Congressional
Committee from IMS to 1928.
Miss Atwater was a fellow of the
American Association for the Ad
vancement of Science and a mem
ber of the Home Economics Asso
ciation and the American Public
Health Association. She was chair
man of the last group’s committee
on housing hygiene from 1942 until
last year. ,
She was active in the American
Association of University Women,
the Smith College Club of Wash
ington, the Omicron Nu and the
nil Upsilon Omicron Societies. She
was also a member of the Women's
National Press Club of Washing
ton and the author of many maga
sine articles and publications on
borne economics and nutrition. Her
address in Washington was 3133
Connecticut avenue N.W.
Services In Connecticut.
Miss Atwater is survived by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles W. At
water of Plandome, N. Y.; a niece,
Mrs. Kenneth Galbraith, New York
City, and two nephews, Robert M.
Atwater, Buffalo, N. Y., and Charles
W. Atwater, Plandome.
Funeral services and burial will
be at Middletown. Conn. The time
has not yet been decided.
150 to Attend Conclave
Of Purple Heart Order *
Sy ttw Associated Press
CUMBERLAND, Md., June M.—
One hundred and fifty delegates and
alternates are expected here today
vhen the Department of Maryland,
Military Order of Purple Heart,
opens its State convention.
The first business meeting will be
tomorrow afternoon. Friday morn
ing a memorial service is scheduled
and Saturday night a parade is
planned.
!
Daughter Bans Use of Book
To Convict Frau Wagner
•y Hw Auaciatod hw
BAYREUTH, Germany, June 28.
—Friedland Wagner, granddaughter
of Composer Richard Wagner, pro
tested today in a cablegram from
New York that her book, "Night
Over Bayreuth," should not be tpeo
as evidence at the denazification
trial of her mother, Frau Winifred
Wagner.
"Only my personal oral testimony
is permitted,” said the cablegram,
which was addressed “to the de
fense” and was submitted to the
trial court here today.
The'message contained no indi
cation of whether the 39-year-ald
writer, who fled Nasi Germany,
would come here io testify.
In her book the antl-Nasi author
ess declared that the famed Bay
reuth music festivals, which her
mother directed, had been need by
the Nazis for propaganda purposes.
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