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stood not only the needs of the traV-
J eler, but, better still, he understood
} human nature.
This is evidenced by the unusual
\ service provided and the many un-
looked-for comforts and conven-
fences"
The above is just one expression of
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ice 70 California. When you go west
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provided on the superb trains
! Golden State Limited and Cali
fornian, Via Rock Island-El Paso
( Southw estern-Southern Pacific over
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of lowest attitudes.
The military encampments at Ell
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panorama every loyal American
}should see. Tickets permit ten-day
\ stOpoVer at FL Paso.
( Less than three days-Chicago-St
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I Tickets. reservations and California
literature on request at Rock Island
Travel Bureau. 434 Widener Bldg,
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AD. p. A.-Advertisement.
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EVENTS OF INTEREST
IN AND OUT Of TOWN
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
Give First Dinner of Season for
President and Mrs. Wilson.
Hop at Barracks Preceded by Dinner
Parties-Large Audience Hears
Miss Howyy in Recital.

The Vice Pres -lent and Mrs. Marshall
were hosts last evening at the hrst OF
the seasons dinners in compliment to
the President and Mrs. Wilson. The
dinner was served in their apartment
at the Willard where they are spend
ing the winter, and the long table at
which covers were laid for twenty-four
was elaborately and beautifully deco
rated. Orchids with fringe of ma1Ien-
hair ferns formed the centerpiece and
the same flowers were used elsewhere
throughout the apartment.
The guests to meet the President and
Mrs. Wilson We're Senator and Mrs. Key
Pittman of Nevada. Senator and Mrs
Pomerene of Ohio, Senator and Mrs.
Reed of Missouri Senator and Mrs.
salisbury of Delaware. Senator an'i
Mrs. Shields of Tennessee Senator and
Mrs. Swanson of Virginia. Senator and
Mrs Hitchcock of Nebraska. Senator
and Mrs. Ashurst of Arizona, Senator
and Mrs. Shafroth of Colorado, Senator
Phelan of California and Mrs. Thomas
+. Walsh.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Lam
sing were the guests of honor at a
beautiful dinner given last evening a
Calumet Place by Representative and
Mrs. J. willard Racsdale of South Car
olina. The Ia BILE had as a centerpiece
silver epergnt filled with pink roses.
The guests to meet Secretary and Mrs
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S Van Dycks Valued at $1,5oO,cCo.

NEW YORK, December 16.-Five ia
nous portraits by Van Dyck, said to be
valued at $1.30O.000, have been pur-
chased from the Earl of Denbigh by, a
firm of New York art dealers and
brought to this city. The pictures had
hung in the banquet hall of the earrs
estate at Newman PaddoS, leicester
shire, since Van Dyck painted them.
The portraits are of King Charles 1
and his consort. Queen Henrietta Maria /;
James Stuart, Duke of Richmond and
Iennox; the Duchess of Richmond.
daughter of the Duke of Buckingham,
and a woman supposed to have been
Lady Elizabeth Fielding. daughter OF
the first Earl of Denbigh.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued 10 the
following:
Arthur !. Beaupree and Susie \. NestI"r
Eugene Il. Wayman and Maude +. Fleming.
Abel NJ. Hess and Annie Brohown. both OF
Baltimore Md.
James w Morrison and Helen L. Hayes
William a. Jenkins aud Marion Cooper
Murray ii. DinofSky and Bertha binofsky.
Samuel Brooks and Mary u. Davis.
Sydney T. Chichester of Warrpnton. Va. and
Hcul.h s. Reid of QTantico, Va.
James NJ Mcinturff and L"ona &. Fish.
John ii. Piuger. jr., and Myrtle NJ. Martin.
Henry I:assford and Dorothy J. Jackson.
Hclmcr j. kaliio and II. Virginia Iarriss.
john q. Swami of BE! lNion. sid, and Susie
]. Hickman of This city.
'harl * l.. Strickier and Margaret Klein.
Fi:zhugh l.. Jackson and Edna u. Harris.
Edward w W"yms and !ouisr II. lie Brandt.
John j. Farrell and Mattie Matthews.
Edward X Pierce Of Eoselle, \. J., and
Louise V. Camp Of this city.
Walter j. Tucker of New York city and
Helen +. tam of this city.
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DIED.

OA6Os
BAKER. On Friday. December l.. 1915. at
5:4o am. at her home. AS North Patrick
street, Alexandria Va. MARY HoISEN-
Baker.
Funeral from Roberts Chapel NJ +. Church;
Alexandria. Va, Sunday. December Ia. al :
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
BoYNToN. suddenly on Friday. December Is
1916. NARY E, sister of the late Charles
Funeral from her late residence. Wartlman
Courts South. on Sunday, December Il, at )
pm. 1nterment private.
BUTLER. On Thursday. December Il. 1916 at
80 pm, at Providence Hospital. ALICE "
BUTLER. the beloved wife Of Henry Euter
and loving mother OF Mrs. Josephine Simms.
Erry Brown, Mabel jenkins Henry Butler. jr. !.
Glinnie, Tela. Delphus and Alberta Butler.
mother nlaw of Joseph SiInms John A.
brown. Arthur jenkins and sister of Mary
johnson
Funeral Sunday. December II. from her
daughters residence, 1a43 Corcoran stree:
northwest. at l pm. thence TO st. fnul' $
A. NJ. l.. Church. oNon Iill. Nd. Rev. John
son, pastor. Relatives and friends invited 20
attend. 16'
COLLINS. On Saturday. DECEMBER l6. 1916. Al
Loo am, at Seat Pleasant, Md. JOHN W.
COLLINS. aged seventy nine years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
DREW. Suddenly. Saturday. December 1s.
1916, at her residence. 1l6 10Th street north
west. EBWAEDINA. daughter of the late
Edward NJ. AMI Mahala Drew.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HoDGKINS. on December Il. 1915. at am.
at the il"meopathic Hospital. this city. SAM
UEL IIDDGkINS.
Remains at Lees chapel. where services will
be held at II am. Monday next. Interment IN
Arlington national cemetery. IL
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REV. G.. w. GALLAGHER BURIED.
Head of Maryland College for
Women Formerly Lived Here.

Funeral services for Rev. DIR. Charles
w. Gallagher. president of the Mary
land College for Women. at Luther
VILE, Md, who died suddenly Thurs
day night at the college. were held this
afternoon Interment was in Druid
Ridge cemetery. Baltimore.
DR. Gallagher was for seven years
president of the National Training
School for Missionaries and Deacon
esses in Washington. coming here in
1891 He went later to Lasell Semi
nary Auburndale. Mass, where he was
associate principal.
Dr. Gallagher went TO the MarNland
College for Women in 1908, ana oe'oiTu
all his energy to it's upbuildine. he
was seventy wears old. and is survived
only by his daughter, Mrs. Beekman o.
House, wife of professor at the col
lege.
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McIver Capt. Gotwals, L. s. A. and
Capt. keyser. L. S. NJ. c.
Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe entertained at a
small informal luncheon today in com
pliment to Miss Ethel Norris. a bride
elect of December 80
The Secretary Of War ard Mrs Baker
have as their guest Miss Katherine Lowe
Of Cleveland. who is here for a protracted
stay.
The marriage of Miss Alice Hanford
Smith. daughter of the commissioner
of fisheries and Mrs Hugh Mccormick
Smith TO DR.. Edmund Vincent Cowdry
Of Baltimore will take place next We'd
nesday The ceremony will he performed
at the home of the brides parents in NJ
street. in the presence of only relatives
and close friends.
Miss Norah Cowdry of Hamilton. On
tario cousin of the bridegroom. and Miss
Ruth Crosby Hanford. daughter of Rear
Admiral Hanford of Rochester, \. Y.
are house guests of DR.. and Mrs. Smith.
and others from out OF town VIII arrive
the first of the week.
Miss Frances Efinger is entertaining
at bridge party of nine tables this
afternoon.
Pink roses and maidenhafr fern form
the decorations in the dining room
where Mrs Granville Curry of Nir-
ginia. Mrs. Joel w. Bunkley. Miss Marie
Sims. Miss Dorothy Wyeth and Miss
Dorothy Adams viii assist at the tea
which will follow.
| The Belgian minister and Mrs. Have
NTH are at the Wolcott Hotel, New
! York.
Mr. George W. Wickersham of New
| York Attorney General in President
Tafts cabinet, came to Washington
Yesterday for the meeting of the board
of trustees Of the Carnegie Institution
and the annual dinner last night, and
| is stopping at the willard.
Smart society in large numbers at
tended the benefit given at Rauscher's 5
! last evening for French tuberculosis s
! soldiers Little Miss Lillian Emerson,
| the child danseuse, who created SEN
sation in Europe and Canada. where
distinguished companies. appeared last
| evening in series of dances. charm
ingly Interpreted and faultlessly eN-
| ecuted Mr.. Frank Pollock sang three
accompanied by Mrs. Walter Bruce
| Howe NJ lie Maistre. a French player.
read several interesting selections.
| Among the box holders We're the
French ambassador and Nine Jusse-
rand. the Brazilian ambassador and
| Nine da CANA. who had as their guests
| the Governor of New York and Mrs.
whitman: Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Wainwright. Mrs Fahnestock; Mrs.
Hope Slater. Mrs Marshall Field. Mrs.
| Vanderbilt, Mrs. Noble. Mrs William
Slater. Mrs. Mcmillan. Mrs. Slocum. Mrs.
Richard Townsend and Mrs. Lawrence
| Townsend.
! Among the young girls who sold pro-
; grams were Miss Carolyn Ogden Jones.
| Miss de Pena. daughter of the Uruguay
, an minister: the Misses Delano. the
Misses Tuttle, the Misses Wiley, the
Misses Blair, Miss Fahnestock. Miss
! Katherine Harlow, Miss McClintock.
Miss Day, Miss Chaplin, Miss Margaret
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Hughes May Head Bar Association.

ALBANY, n. y. December 1e.-charies
e. Hughes has been named for the presi-
dency of the New York State Bar Asso-
citation bv the nominating committee of
that organization. it was announced TO-DAY
by the secretary. Frederick =. Wadhams
of this city.
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Mr.. James Gustavus Whiteley sec
retary genera! of the entire Be'gian
relief committee OF the United States.
will come to Washington next Thurs
day from Baltimore. when he VIII pre-
sent NJ. Eduard Deru. the Be gian
violiniSt at the recital he will give at
Mrs. bjmock's at o'clock for the
relief of Belgian prisoners in Germany
Evening star., 1916-12-16

Mrs. Francois berger Moran will he
at home informally tomorrow after
noon at her residence in NasSachu-
setts avenue for the first time this
season. a musical program Will be IA
feature of the evening.
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In Memoriam.

BAKER. In loving rcmembrance of my. dear
wife. BESsIE MckIM BAkER, VINO died four
years ago today, December 16. 1872.
Parted but for while. Wen meet again.
HER HUSBAND /.
BROWN. In, loving rememhrance Of our
who died nine years ago today. December 1G,
Sweet and peaceful he her rest.
Forget her l can never;
God called her. lie knows best;
BY THE FA:IILY. .
FORTUNE. In sad and loving remembrance Of
beloved husband and father HARPER S.
FORTUNE who died one year ago today. De.
cemher 16. 1915
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILD.
GREEN. In sad but loving rsmembranee Of my
who departed this life three years ago, Decem.
Der 16. 1913.
My grandmother. you have gone
And left here alone
To weep when | think of you
SO sweetly in your mansion above.
Your memory in my heart
Shall always be fresh.
But God chooses best
BY HER DEVOTED GRANDCHILD, LOUISE
J. rATTILLO.
wife and mother. ROBERTA LEE MAFfETT.
who departed this life four years ago today.
December l6 1872.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
MILLER. In sad and loving remembrance of
devoted mother. KATHERINE +. MIL
I-ER who died eighteen years ago today, De-
oeTber l6 1s9S.
one precoils to hearts has gone;
The yoc" we loved is >tillcd
The place made home
Can nrvprinore be filed.
BY HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, LoTTlE AND
LILLIAN.
SWEENEY. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my u, lloyd husband and our devoted father.
EDWARD SWEEN Ely. who dcparted this life
twelve years tomorrow. December IL,
1874. Anniversary mass at st. .aloysius
Church.
Loved in iif". remembered in death
81 HIS LUN ING WIFE AND FAMILY. .
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Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has gone to
New York. where she win be a guest
for a few days of Mrs. Frederick f.
Thompson. AIRS. Thompson entertained
at dinner last evening, later taking her
guests to the opera
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lOurs:
George L. and Margaret +. King. boy.
Elmer J. and Cecelia NJ. King, boy.
George ID. and Irene Cockrell. boy.
Arthur +. and Mary L. Isaacs, girl.
John Is. and Eva Jones, boy.
George W. and Frances Z. Allyn, girl.
Robert T. and Mamie Stark boy.
Herman ana Jennie Felter boy.
Abraham and Yetta Silverstone. boy.
Samuel ]. and Irene Hohhergcr girl.
James ". and Robbie Biegers. boy.
Harry D. and Stephanie NJ. Turner. boy.
Ellzie and Jeanette Phifer. boy.
Forrest NJ. and Mary B. Hearns. girl.
Joseph and Ruth Robertson. girl.
James and Florence Terry, boy.
John and Sadie Reuckett, boy.
BENJAMIN J. and Johanna Thorton, gin.
a William and Bessie Giles, boy.
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Gov. Whitman of New York was
the guest in compliment to whom Mr.
Barry Bulk1ev entertained a comnary
at supper last night at the Shoreham
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Mrs. Ellis Eell Miller. wife of C,pt
Miller. L. 5. NJ. c.. is staying at the
Brighton while CAPT. Miller is at Monte
Cristo. Santo Domingo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Reid have started
for California. where they will Join Mr
Reid'S mother, Mrs. White!aw Reid
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Mrs. Mary Louise futile. 1113
street. Will not be at home sunday. the
Il, but will be at home on the 3lSt.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Mills are at
the Hotel Woodstock. New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin" Brokaw Of New
York are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter b. Brooke. ir. at their home il
Park avenue. Baltimore. and We're
among the guests at the first meeting
of the Supper Club last evening.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Byron McCand1ess
were hosts at dinner last night before
the hop when their guests We're DIR. and
Mrs. J. A. Randall, Mrs. NJ kitson of New
York. mother of the hostess. who ar
rived yesterday to be their guests over
the Christmas holidays, and Lieut.. J.
Harrison s. DeSSeZ
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Mr.. Henry II. Armstead of New York
has arrived to pass the holidays with
his sister. Mrs ArmStead Davis
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Mir. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt will
come to Washington today to spend
several days.
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Capt and Mrs. Robert Dougherty
were also dinner hosts. going later
with their guests to the hop The
guests Were Capt. and -Irs Barber
Capt and Mrs. Clarence. II. Knight
Lieut. and Mrs. Mason Young. Miss
Helen McCumber and Lient. BranA
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San Francisco. Cal, are at the Avon
dale. 1884 Z street, for the winter
The first OF series of musical rides.
preparatory to the society circus"
which is to be given on December %.
was held ut the clubhouse Thursday
afternoon The riders participatin" Were
Miss Ruth Anderson, Mrs. W. Sinclair
Bowen, Miss Frances CARPENTER. Miss
Anna Hamlin. Miss Edythe Howard
Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss Ethel Mac
Murray. Mrs. Njner formerly pasha
Allenl. Messrs. Allen. Bishop, Dingley,
Duncan. Evans. LIE Breton, Macdonald
and Epson. Tea and dancing followed
Among those who came in for tea We're
Mr. and Mrs f G. Carpenter. Maj
and Mrs. Mitchell. the Danish minister.
Eiscount d'Alte: the Misses Scriven.
Mrs John O. Evans. Miss Mary Dove,
Mrs. David lie Breton. Miss Surth, Miss
Hilda Ramsden Sykes, Miss Carolyn
Mountain. Mrs. George Duncan. Miss
Ruth Donaldson and Mr.. Ralph Coffin.
Ensign g. T.. Green. L. S. n. ard Mrs
Green are stopping at the Shoreham.
Mrs. Ella S. Knight president OF the
Sunshine and Community Society. has
returned to Mont Clair. n. J.. where she
will spend the remaining months Of the
winter with her daughter Mrs. F. O.
Aulsbrook. Mrs. Charles +. keyser viii
he acting president of the society dur
ing Mrs. knights absence.
The Anthony League will hold a card
party this evening at o'clock at the
new suffrage headcuarters of the Ma
tional American WomanS Suffrage As
sociatiom, 1926 Rhode Island avenue
Fraulein Frommci will give piano Sc
lections and Mrs. Margaret Sperry Will
sing. Mrs. Anna l.. Hendley and Mrs
Nannette B. Paul. president and vice
president Of the league. win be assist
ed by Mrs E. A. Anderson. Mrs. Maud
Alley Mrs. Estelle T Steele and Mrs
Wesley NJ Stiner. The committee on
entertainment will receive the guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt hove
leased the house at No. 50 East 18th
street. \. Y, where they will spend ne
winter.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Benjamin V. McCand-
lish entertained at dinner last evening
at their apartment in the Biltmore, go
ing later with their guests to the dance
at Washington barracks. The guests
were Miss YneZ White Miss Frances
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MARRIED.

CLARK-BRoDERIcK. On Friday. July Z.
1915, in Baltimore. Nd. by Rev. Eugene J.
Connolly. DOLORES BRoDERICk and EV-
ERETr r. CLARK.
KREMB-WAHL. On Thursday. December "a,
1916. MARIE W. VAIL and EDWARD
kREMB.
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Clark. Miss Hopkins, Miss Montgomery.
Miss Heron, Miss Dolores Crawford
and Miss Ruth Wilson. The ushers were
Count dAdhemar. Mr. Blondel of the
French embassy staff, Commander r. F.
Jackson. Commander Jewell, Capt. Wat
son. L. S. A: Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes, Mr..
Ralph Snowden Hill, Mr.. Wins1ow, Mr..
w. Bowie Clarke and Lieut.. Smith
Hempstone.
Mrs. White. wife. of the Chief Justice.
heads the list of the Washington COM
mittee for the relief OF French tuber-
culosis soldiers. which includes Mrs.
Bayard. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Au-
Gustus T. Gardner Mrs. H. c. Perkins.
Kirke Porter. Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis. Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Mrs.
TruXton Beale. Mrs. Morehead Mrs.
George Cabot Lodge. Mrs. Ralph Jen
kins, Mrs. c. c. Glover, Mrs. b. NJ. Ran
dolph. Mrs. Hemmick Mrs. B. II. Ward
er. Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mrs. Charles
$. Hamlin. Mrs. Grinnell. Mrs. William
Belden Noble, Mrs. Minor. Mrs. Carroll
Fraser. Mrs. W. w. Neff. Mrs. William
Black, Miss Goldman. Miss Anderson,
MISS Hegeman. Miss Sarah Lee. Miss
MacNeagh. Miss Ernst. Miss Patten.
Miss Monroe, Miss Jane Riggs and Mrs.
Horace Deland
Ensign William FechteIer Z. s. N. ar
rived at Newport last evening to spend
the holidays with his mother, Mrs Au-
gustus f. Fechteler wife of Rear Ad-
miral Fechtelec. L. :. n. at their Gibbs
avenue cottage. Mrs. Fechteler will give
a dinner this evening preceding the otfi-
GERS dance ut Masonic Hall. and on next
Friday Miss Margaret F'echteler will
leave for Racine, Wis. TO visit Miss
Lydia Fuller who is at present stopping
with her AT Newport
The Secretary of the Navy entertained
me visiting governors and their wives
on board the Dolphin this afternoon.
taking the party down to Mount Yer
non Among others in the party We're
Miss Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Horace NJ.
Towner and Miss Jane Riggs.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
B3khmetem were the guests of honor
yesterday at the made in America
bazaar which the committee of the
allies of the emergency aid is conduct
ing this week in Horticultural Hall.
Philadelphia.
Under the patronage of Nine. Eakh-
metef a concert Will be given tOnor-
row evening in Olympia Thcater New
Haven, for the benefit of wounded Rus
sian prisoners of war.
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Mr. and Mrs. John st. John Irby of
San Francisco. Cal, are at the Avon
dale. 1884 L street, for the winter
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DIED

HoLcER: suddenly, on THURSDAY. pTcemSes
IA. 1916. at 1:5o pm. CLARA J. NEE
Eusey). beloved wife Of the late John A.
Funeral from her sons residence. s2o Prinee'c.
place northwest Monday, December ls. at ,
pm. Interment Congressional cemetery. Az
MAcrATE. Suddenly. Saturday. pscembes
,:.as s asis sm Ella a het MxcFATE Giayea
mother of Harry c.. Beth L.. Joseph W. Macs
Fate and Mrs. Eva L. Knott. in her siStys
Funeral from her late residence on Monday. De.
cemeer IS at pm. Relatives and, ana traenhs @
MoXLEy Departed this life Thursday. Decems
her "a. 1916. AT $50 a m. at his rnsidences
.052 sth street northwest, AQUllIA r.. MoN:
Ann Maria Moxley He leaves to mourn his
loss Alexandria, Charlie, Medora Emma Eds
ward, Albert A and Edith Moxiey and Eliza.
Funeral from his late residence. coac sfh street
northwest. Sunday, December u at pm.
Boston. New York and Wilmington. pei-s
papers please copy.b
OFT. ON Saturday December 1e. 1915 at s;lS
am. ut his residence. liii 9Th street. sAM%
Funeral ana int.rrnent private.
RABBIT ON Friday. December 10 1916. a.
his residence. $50 \ street southeast. John
T.. beloved husband of Elizabeth Rabbit tnes
Moseley'.
Dearest husband. have leff
We yeur loss most deeply feel. 3.
lie can all sorrows heal.
BG HIS LOVING WIFE.
Funeral Monday December Is. at p m. fron1
above address, Relatives and friends invited
10 attend
RUSSELL. ON Friday. December Il. 1915 AZ
the home Of his sister. Miss Anna Rnsseils
Services AT Lees chapel. 3S2 Pennsylvania aves
nus. pm. Monday, December Is L.
2.4l pm MARY ELLEN. beloved wife Of
the late Henry A. sauter. aged scventy-eigha
Funeral from the chapel of Frank Geicr's sons
Company. 1i13 9TH street northwest. on Mon
day December Is. at $40 Requiem mass
at the Church of the immaculate Conception
at o'clock Relatives and friends lnviteds
Intermcnt Mount olyet cemetery. IL 4
scRTvENER. Suddenly on saturday. neccmhrsi
ld 1919 az h,s rsSisnss s TiI Monroe s'Fees
Notice of funeral hereafter.
SMITH. Departed this life Thursday. Dcccmhet
IA. 1916. at o:20 pm, al her residence. a0i.
10th street northwest. VIRGINIA SMITH, !
sons, Rert smith and Aiiovous Smith.
| Funeral from Asbury NJ. f. Church Sunday. Dee
cember Il, at i 80 pm. Friends invited t0,
attend.
wHITcoMB. ON Friday, December -. 1915. aA
1880 pm HARRIET n. wHITCoMB, widowj
OF tn. late y. r. Whitcomb.
Funeral Sunda:. December Il, at pm. Inters
sullivan, Ohio.
YEATMAN. On Thursday. December II. 1915. |
at a:.i3 pm. at her residence. 49, 7th street
northwest. MARINDA ALICE YEATMANt
tfnrnerly Of I3S l2th street northwest. third .
daughter Of The late JOHN H. and Sarah j.
Yea fruan aud sister of the lpfc :. VI. Yea tman.
Funeral from First Baptist Church. 18th and o
streets. Tuesday. December 10, at pm. 1Ss
ZELLERS. On Friday December Il. 1916. at
$50 am. GEORGE HERMAN ZELLEES, in,
his sixty Fifth year. ,
Funeral at = pm. Sunday, December II. from
his late Residence, liii Oak street northwest.
lnterment at Rock Greek cemetery. Relatives
ami friends invited. baltimore papers please
copy.D IL
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Maj. and Mrs. Lukesh We're dinner
hosts before the dance in honor of
Capt and Mrs Earl J. Atkisson. the
house guests of Capt. and Mrs. James
G. Lampert. The other guests were
Maj. and Mrs. Ernest d. Peek. Capt:
and Mrs. Lampert. Capt. ard Mrs.
Clarence S. Ridley, Mrs. Milo Fox and
Capt Roger Powell.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to the
health department within the last twenty-four
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WHITCoMB. ON Friday, December Il. 1916. aA
1880 p M. HARRIET y. wHITCOMB, widowy
OF th. late D. K. Whitcomb. !;
Funeral Sunda?. December IL, at pm. lnters
ment Sullivan, Ohio.
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SMITH. Departed this life Thursday. ncccmhef.
IA. 1916 at 2:20 pm. al her residence a0f,
10th street northwest. VIRGINIA SMITH,
beloved wife of Joseph Smith. She leaves two
sons. Bert Smith and Allovous Smith.
Funeral from .Asbury NJ. f. Church Sunday Dee
cember Il. ut 80 pm. Friends invited t0'
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The Russian ambassador and Nine.
ia khmeteH were the guests of honor
yesterday at the made in America
bazaar. which the committee of the
allies of the emergency aid is conduct
ing this week in horticultural Hall.
!, IL
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Under the patronage of Nine. Eakh-
metef concert viii be given tomor-
row evening in olympia Thcafer New
Haven, for the benefit of wounded Rus
sian prisoners of war.
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McIver, Capt. Gotwals, L. S. A. and
Capt. keyser. L. S. NJ c.
Mrs Wallace Radcliffe entertained at a
small informal luncheon today in com
pliment to Miss Ethel Norris, a bride
elect of December 90.
Evening star., 1916-12-16

Capt. and Mrs. John n. Hodges were
hosts at dinner last evening before
the hop at the Washington barracks,
entertaining for their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Atlee Coleman of
San Antonio Their other guests Were
the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Folk. Mrs.
Beven and Capt. Milling.