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MISS RUBYE WHITE
PARTY HONORFF

Miss Rubye White was guest os
honor at a prenuptlal party given
BY MesdameS A. J. Ross. Sr Z. NJ.
Everitt and G. S. Collier 10 the
beautiful Ross home Saturi PINK
was the predominant colo- note
and a p~rofusion Of pink roses were
used about the rooms
A musical program was rendered
by a group Of girls who have been
associated with Miss White during
the past year in her school work.
A piano solo, Miss Myra Looley:
vocal solo. From All the World
I've Chosen You" Matte Belle
Ross, accompanied by Mrs. JIM.
Frisby: Ann Hendricks, p.aro o.o:
Jewell Morse. costume dance: Stella
Ballinger. musical reading and "A
True Romance emphasizing many
actual episodes in the life Of the
bride-to-be we're given.
Claire Collier and Geneva Thell
Everitt then presented the honoree
with a beautiful basket decorated
IN yellow and white and filled with
gifts from those present. Refresh
ments were served from a lace
spread table with a c~enterpiece
formed OF a silver basket filled with
red roses. and Misses Matte Belle
Ross and Betsy Collier presided at
the punch bowl.
The guest list included. jewell
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Baron, Ruth Reed, Mary Gordon,
Lila and Edna White, Enola Shep-
herd. Rigmor Leffland. Elenaor
Campbell. John Petty. Alice adams,
Louise Allen. The,ma Lee Jones,
Stella Hargrove. Frances Ross Faye
Bible, Zona Peek, Elva Thomas.
Stella Ballinger. Charlotte Stevens,
Myra Looney, Matte Belle Ross.
Elizabeth Collier. Am Hendricks.
Mesdames Herbery Berney, II. u.
Miles, II. c. Baker, Z. T. Virgin.
J. NJ. Frisby, r. s. Newman. Z. 6.
Hearne. A. r. Eaker. Douglass
Mackenzie, John ID. Mckinney. r.
s. Doughty. z. ". Lilies, Mary Mad
dox. Marvin McAskill. j. r. No.
velle, J.. G. Hall. Lucille Morris, 2
z. Bryan, ST.. Cam Z HILL. J. I.
-,tasus. c 6 We5-
Der. w. d. Gardner. L. p. Blood
worth. j. II. Darby w. r. Dyer.
G. A. Davis. j. c. Epperson Ray
mond Borroum, A. Y. Baker, L. r.
Tinker, Z. A. Gannaway, J. p.
Ellis. John =. Hendricks. 2 .. Fos-
ter. Vernon Weinette, Elsie Sharpe.
l.. NJ. Bayliss. c. l. Haven G. M
Stops. George Walton. z. II. Bor-
ner, j.. j. CloSner. "A. J.. Ross, Jr.,
A. F. Buchanan Jr., r. L. Looney.
Ed "A. Brown. j. D. Foster. o. e.
Jones. Walter Peters, Buel Lan.er.
Lee Peters, L. z. West. J. K. Miller
Catherine Miller. l.. I Wilson.
George Edwards. w. H. MAYHEM aad
w. r. Montgomery.
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also used in floor baskets placed
at vantage points, to achieve the
effect.
The bride was gownAd IT. a navy
blue and ecru ensemble which was
trimmed with italian cu.vork. and
wore matching accessories. She car
ried a bridal bouquet Of pink rose
buds. Mrs. George is one of the
most popular Of the younger social
set and has been the recipient OF
several charming affairs recently
given IN her honor.
The groom Is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. c. George OF Sherman. and
holds q responsible position with
the Edinburg State Bank 81 Trust
company.
After a brief wedding Journey
which will include Dallas San An
COMO anr Sherman, where hey VIII
visit with relatives and friends
the couple will be at home in Fdin-
burg.
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SURPRISE BRIDGE PARTY
FOR PARENTS

Mrs. L. NJ. VigreSs arranged a
lovely surprise orlcge party on
Tuesday evening for her father and
mother DR.. and Mrs. Heggs at their
home here, III honor Of their thirty
fifth wedding anniversary
The guests remembered the hon
orees with a beautiful card table.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Those enjoying this lovely affair
besides the guests Of honor were
Messers. and Mesdames II. Bruce
Stone, Sam NiSsen. ]. r. Schnor-
neberg, d. S. knight and A. ".
Isler.
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ITALIAN LITERATURE
SOCIETY TOPIC

Members Of the Deiphian Society
were guests Monday Of Mrs. George
Walton. The study subject dealt
with italian literature OF the Re-
Nuisance period. The members
discussed each topic as it was Civ
en-.
Election o: officers for the fol-
lowing year was as follows: presi-
dent, Mrs. e NJ. Everitt: vice-pre-
sident. Mrs. Ivan A. White: treas.
urer, Mrs. Jack Homer: secretary.
Mrs. z. s. doughty. The delegates
to the federation meet at Mercedes,
Mrs. Q. Z. Jones. Ms E. M. Ev-
eritt and Mrs. l.. F. Terry. gave
their reports.
The next meeting will Be with
Mrs. J. $. Pelt. and will Be the
last Of the club YER.
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ing the funeral of her husband nc
Cameron. She was accompanied by
her son and MS wife. who will spend
some time with her.
Miss Alicia Carrol is a guest OF
Miss Florence Smith She will De
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ALATHIAN CLASS
ART v

Mrs. w. &. Killough entertained
members Of the A,a.hian Class Of
the Baptist church at her home on
Saturday afternoon with a unique
spring party.
A short business session was held
and a social hour followed, during
which many interesting games and
contests were enjoyed. A dessert
course was served.
Mrs. w. Z. Cook OF Del Rio, who
is a house guest Of her daughter,
Mrs benson was a guest.
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PARTY Is
PRETTY EVENT

The Woman's Auxiliary met with
Mrs. Sinclair Shears on Tuesday
afternoon at her beautiful home on
Kansas City Drive for their annual
birthday party. Assisting the host
ess was Mrs. Amos Todd.
The home was beautiful with
spring flowers or al hues. The
library where the program was Civ
en- was gaily decorated IN blue and
gold crepe paper cleverly arranged
TO represent a garden. Little Mary
Virginia Flynt. Muriel KieSter,
Alberta Hokin. Ida Zelle Owen and
Anna Mae Coleman represented
flowers in their crepe paper dresses.
Little Misses Anderson and Smell
took the part OF May day maids.
Mrs. Keister gave an inspiring
devotional. Mrs. VIII Coleman gave
a talk on the birthday fund which
goes this year 20 the Halle Paxton
Winsborough endowment fund. Mrs.
Froyur led IN a PRAYER service.
Soft music during the program
with Mrs. Stephenson at the piano
added greatly 10 tho effectiveness
of the program.
A piano number by Mrs. Shearer
was greatly enjoyed by all.
The hosteSses served refreshments
OF cake and fruit punch.
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JUVENILE MUSIC
CLUB HOSTESS

The Juvenile Music club held its
last meeting Of the year at the
home Of Mrs. T. j Barfield. A
brief program was rendered, which
included z piano solo BY Juliette
Hyden. piano solo. Mary Ann Bar
field, reading, Virginia Hyden, and
2 piano solo. Bonnie Belle Osborne.
Officers for the next year were
elected, Dorothy Mae Smith. presi-
dent; Pauline For.son, vice-preSi-
dent; Gene Stephnes, secretary and
Bonnie Osborne, treasurer.
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CLUB MEETS AT
NRRVFTTF HO-%

Members ~ the Corona Bridge
club met with Mrs. J. r. Norvelle
"Wednesday afternoon. with four
tables Of players present. The rooms
were decorated with spring flowers,
and the hostess served a dainty
salad curse az close OF the games.
Mrs. Albert Wright Won the high
score prize.
Mrs. Mackenzie will be the next
hostess.
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PIANO RECITAL Is
SPONSORED BY CLJTR

The Edinburg Music club met
with Mrs. w r. Montgomery Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. n. G.
Baker presiding. and a program
was rendered by the Junior Music.
with Mrs. G. Z. Bryan as leader.
The club sponsored the piano re-
cital given by Mrs. Dorothy Kirk
patrick Scott on Thursday evening
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Valley Society NeRS
and EDentS

TONED this week by her parents,
who reside ia Troy. y. y. but viii
spend the summer In the Valley.
They will visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
CLAYTON Smith OF Corpus Christi
enroute.
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MOTHER Is
AT PRETTY e

The lovely home Of Mrs. Harold
s. Hensly was the scene o. z beau
tlful bridge party on Tuesday af-
ternoon when she entertained in
honor Of her mother Mrs. r. w.
Halbert.
Gladioli in all shades were placed
artistically about the living rooms.
Seven tables we're IN progress
throughout the afternoon. Mrs.
Alva Branch Won first prize, Mrs.
Carl Klester second, Mrs. E. A.
Watson third and Mrs. j r. Ad-
m low. Dainty gifts we're pre-
scented each.
Delicious refreshments we're serv-
ed following the games, and punch
was served during the afternoon.
Those enjoying this lovely affair
were Mesdames knight. Forbes.
Hegge. Cox. Browa-, Stone. Eaman,
DYE, Kelly. Schock. Sommers. Stew
ems, Isler Schnorenbsrg, r. ". Hal
bert. r. G. Halbert. r g. Watson.
A. z. Anderson. Branch, Kiester,
z. A. Watson. Adams. Ammermon,
Nissen and Miss Minerva Halbert.
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CLUB
HOSTS

Messrs. and Mesdames G. Z. Koen
and NJ. z. Davis were hosts TO mem
bers Of the jolly Eight club on Sat-
urday evening az q bridge dinner
party at the Davis home. Spring
flowers in pastel shades were used
In the decorations.
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Edinburg Society
DANCE RECITAL
WE'LL ATTENDED

One OF the most charming and
most largely attended OF dancing
recitals ever given H. Edinburg was
that Of the pupils CT Mrs. Dorothy
kirkpatrick Scott Thursday eve
ming at the College auditorium. All
local society was present 70 witness
q program which presented the per-
lection o. local talent in adagio
tap, toe and eccentric dancing as
interpreted by the students Of the
local college instructor.
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MAY DAY FETE
HELD By PUPILS

The annual May Day Fete Of
the EdinbUrs schools was held
Wednesday afternoon at the Bronc
athletic field under the direction
for the physical culture department
The field was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion, with all fitting
accessories 70 create a perfect May
festival setting.
Students r. all the schools from
the primary to collegiate depart
ments participated. snd many hun
dreds Of children. and friends and
patrons o. The schools assembled
A pagean. parade preceded the ac-
Invites at The field. Floats gayly
decorated with brilliant colors. ear
ried groups q young pepole in May
Day garo. They We're accompanied
By musical units playing approp-
riate airs and toured the business
and residence section Of the city.
The royal party lead by Her ROYAL
Highness, Leta OF the House OF
Molthan, ana his Majesty, Stephen
OF the House OF Haacock. came up
on the field. where. with majestic
ceremony tic king and queen were
crowned.
Miss Ruth Reed. director OF ply
steal education was in charge. A
program was carried out.
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Brownsville ClHb
0Rd Social Activities
Club Observes Annual
La Feria Society
Guest Day al Party
Especial 70 The Herald.)

LA FERIA. May I7-Outstandngy lovely among the social events for
the week was the annual guest day party Of the Twentieth Century club
held at the beautiful country home of Mrs. A. N. Roach, with Mrs. NJ
4. Mitchell Mrs. j. r. Adams and Mrs. John Stoddard as co-hostess
The reception rooms were beautiful with spring flowers and ferns. AS
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MISS ANNELLYN HILL


Miss Annellyn Hill. assisted BY
her mother, Mrs. Cam Z. Hill. and
Mrs. Fl. z. Jewell, was hostess to
a number of the Younger social sat
at her home Saturday evening,
bunco. bridge and dancing form
ing the evenings diversion
The dining table was charmingly
decorted in green crystal. ard punch
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City Of Opportunity

Years ago, before civil strife and war,
Point Isabel was the most important port
south of New Orleans. War left it In ruins.
but demand and cooperation are rebuilding
q far more important city than was ever
dreamed of before.
This is no idle statement; it IS but the
truth. Nothing can stop Point Isabel. If to-
morrow every man. woman and child
should leave and the city should burn to
the ground, It would rise again. No truer
test Of its greatness can be found than the
tact that even though i was laid in ruins.
II has risen again, until today it is being
watched by the entire nation.
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MRS. OSGOOD
HONOREE

Mrs. Reed entertained q number
OF friends at a breakfast on Tues
day in honor OF Mrs OsEood who
has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Sab Nissen
Bridge formed the entertainment
f~- s-f- -Ft@-N0NN rccasigs
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BRIDGE CLUB
HOSTS

Members Of the Friday Night
Bridge club were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James z. Mcclellan Friday
with four tables OF players present.
Pink and white formed the color
scheme. which was carried out in
all Of bridge table appointments
and in the serving OF an Ice course.
Mrs. H. J. Tanner and j. E. Ber-
nv made the high scores.
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was served throughout the evening.
Present we're: Kisses GLADYS
States, Kathleen Martin. Margaret
Ann Bryan. Kittie Bloodworth.
Gertrude Evans, Gladys Broaddus,
Barbara BaskinS. Errestine Brum-
ley. Jewell Morse. Rosa Rutledge.
Helen Krischner. Pauline Lane
Matte Belle Ross, Elizabeth Frasiel
June Robinson. Myra Looncy. Louise
Peters, Maryiene Robinson. Eda
kusel, Catherine Montgomery, Clar-
ibelle Holman. Marian Combs.
MesSrs. Scot Gardner, Dick Bry-
an. Edward Brown. r. ID. Beane.
De We're Wilson. Rov Hendrix. Phil
Bonner, Roy Rutledge. Billy Dyer.
George Brown. Bob Wills. Frank
Slaughter. Robert Klossner. Jack
Closner. Herbert Hooks. Tom Hand
ley, Bowman Baker. Henry Darby.
Steven Teacock ard Henry Darby
Brooks.
PERSONALS
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Eigle, OF
houston. spent the week end with
their daughter. Mrs. Floyd Bullari.
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Magee went
70 San Antonio tbs week where
they took ore Of their twin baby
boys to a specialist.
DR.. and Mrs. z. @. White are
spending a few days in Girvin. with
their daughter, Mrs. Claude Fitch
and family.
y. X. Hurley. former Edinbnrg
resident. now Of Kerrville, Is spend
ing a few days here on business.
Mrs. Walter r. Henrichsen has
returned TO Edinbu-g after attend
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PORT

It is not hard to visualize just what is
happening at Point Isabel. It is opening
to the world markets all the Valley has to
offer. Vast regions in Northern Mexico
and Eastern Texas will route produce, oil,
raw minerals or what ever they have,
through this Port.
One need only to close ones eyes for a
moment to picture great wharves piled
high with goods and grapefruit, bound to
and coming from all corners Of the globe.
1t is your Port. See a great commercial
city and industrial center being developed.
The causeway is just another step.
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Bluebonnet Gardens was converted
into a business meeting during
which the annual election Of Of
ficers took place.
Mrs. Val Bibbs was elected pre-
sident; Miss Emily Lannon's, first
vice-president; Mrs. Fthelsle Dahn-
ke, second vce-rresident: Miss
Myrtle Goliath. secretary; Miss
Elizabeth Collier. treasurer, and
Mrs. Nora Bernard corresponding
secretary.
Miss Exah Angel, who went as a
delegate Of the organization with
the Red Shirt Banu on the trip to
Port Arthur, gave ar interesting
account Of the affair, and also n
nounced that fifteen feet of mo-
ton picture films OF the band had
been taken and would be shown in
the near future ar a local movie
house.
A meeting was held at the home
Of Mrs. Mcdonald Thursday eve
ming during which rally songs to
be sung at the state convention
meet were practiced
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and will also sponsor the recital
of Miss Ann Katherine Edwards to
be given IN the college auditorium
on May is.
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WOAIEN'S CLUB
ELECTS

The regular weekly luncheon OF
the Business and Professional wo-
mems club held Wednesday at the
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the guests arrived they were eIcCtcu
at the door by the h~ostesses, and
were then conducted to the dining
room, where punch was served.
Then all found places in the sun
parlor for the program.
Mrs. Anderson. the president, IN
a few well chosen words welcomed
the guests. Each member respond
- 70 roll call by introducing her
guest.
Mrs. Mccoy then presented a play
Of southern fiction-"Porgy." Those
taking part in the play were Mrs.
Kieffer, Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Britain,
Mrs. Flynt. Mrs. Ritter, and Miss
Oliver.
Delicious refreshments Of cream
and cake in the club colors we're
served to the following members
and guests: Mesdames Adams, E..
Watson, Anderson. Ramsey, Brit
tain. Brown. Cawley, Franklin. Hor-
linger, Flynt, Forbes. r. Watson,
Hargrove, Leonard Hargrove. Kief-
fer. Mccoy, Heron. Harrington; M.
K. Mitchell. Gable. j. Mitchell Ly-
ford j. H. Mitchell. Magee, Green
wood, of Harlingen: Pollard, It'd
more. Of Mercedes, Ritten, Mcleod.
Rooch, Starkey. Voorhees,, John
Stoddard, Will Stoddard, Todd.
Chappell. Harpin. Brown Moore
and Mrs. Coxx Of Brownsville; Miss
cs Margaret Oliver. Mildred Bassett.
Josephine Harah. Betty Joe Dun
lap and Susan Starkey.
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WELFARE SOCIETY
HOLDS MEET

The Catholic Welfare society
held a meeting this week at the
home OF Mrs. 3. II. Hooks. A brief
business session was held with the
report OF the Easter benefit sale
read by the president. Thirty dol
lars were Melted. which will be
used In welfare work.
Refreshments served during
the social hour.
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MEMBERS TO AID
BIBLE n

Members the Methodist Mis-
sionary Circles met at the church
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. J. w.
Heacock IN charge OF the business
session.
she gave or interesting report OF
the West Texas conference OF the
society held at Corpus Christi. 70
which she was a delegate.
The devotionals were conducted
by Miss Olive Secor, with Mesdames
G. w. Stephens, 3. w. Rutherford
G. E. Rutherford and Carl Bolls
assisting. Mrs. l.. NJ. Bair and Mrs
G. w. Sterling sang a duet. II was
voted to give twenty-five dollars
towards financing the daily vaca-
uon Bible school 70 be held az
the church ~ June.
Mrs. G. $. Collier gave a complete
report Of the work OF the mission
airy society for the quarter ending
March 81.
The circles viii hold their new
meetings az the following homes
Harmony, Mrs. Elmo Bright: True
Heart. Mrs. J. T. Felker: Allegro
Mrs, Morgan; Sunshine. all dav
meeting with Mrs. Marshall Neil
henney; Belle Bennett. ali dav
meeting az church.
WEDDING RITES
SOLENfNTZED
Miss Ophelia BRYAN. daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs. c. <. BRYAN. sr WAS
married Saturday morning M ire
home Of her parents 10 Garner
George. the ceremony hsinv rA--
formed by Rev. Judd 3 Holt ~
the Baptist church ONLY re in
mediate family OF the bridal counle
and q few close friends were pres
ent.
The rites were performed before
an ~improvised altar in the living
room, the fireplace being banked
With roses and terms. which were
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City Barber Shop
w. ,. Martin
Eagle Pass Lumber Co.
J. .. Steiner. Manager
j. 3. StubbIefield,
Contractor
keene Garage
Point Isabel Yacht Club
Point Isabel Pharmacy
G. =. Odom
Champion Bros,
General Store
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Point Isabel Services
Station
n. W. whorton
Te4aco Service Station
w. 2. Sherwin
Sanitary Market and
Grocery
Norris Bobbitt
Mrs. Ruby Hockady,
Drug Store
Dickey Studio Nc. 3
Mrs Woods. Manager
Givens Packing Co.
II. Owens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-22

known figure In real estate and bank
ing circles in the National Capital.
Winning honors for scholastic stand
ing, Or. Wright was given a scholar
ship to Cornell University. where he
was graduated in 1882. Subsequently,
he was graduated in medicine at the
old Columbian College, now George
washington University. He received a
degree also from the School Of Homeop-
athy of the Hanneman Medical
School, Chicago.
DR.. Wright founded the Carroll
Spring Sanitarium and had been pro-
prietor since. He and his family re-
sided there.
Prominent in number Of organiza-
tons, DR.. Wright was a past master
Of Kensington Lodge of Masons and
was a 32d-degree Scottish Rite Mason.
He was past high priest of the Mary
land Chapter. Royal Arch Masons, and
a knight of the Royal Order of Scot
land. For seven consecutive terms DIR.
Wright was president of the Washing
ton Lodge, American Theosophical
Society.
DR.. Wright is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Jessie w. Wright; three sons, Wal
lace w. Wright of this city, George ".
Wright of New York and Frederick
w. Wright of Knoxville, Tenn; two
daughters, Mrs. Lewis Wright of De-
troit, and Mrs. Dawson Trundle of
Forest Glen, Md; a sister, Mrs. Louise
Perkins of Alexandria, Va, and two
brothers, Prescott Wright of Spring.
field, I'LL, and William w. Wright Of
Bancroft, Va.
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ARDINGER, OHIO C. On Monday, July al,
1880 at his residence, 1888 Summit pl. ne,
OHIO c.. the beloved husband of Anna
Belle Ardinser. Funeral from the above
residence on Wednesday, July 20, at 2:30
pm. Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BELL, WILEY HOWARD. On Tuesday,
July p, 1880: at Providence Hospital,
Victoria A. Bell of 1902 East Capitol st.
Remains are resting at Zurhorst's funeral
Parlors. sol East Capitol st. Interment
BERKELEY, AMANDA u. On Monday, July
e. 1880, at II pm, at her. residence. 3ls
81 Sc, AMANDA B., widow Of Thomas
n n. Berkeley, aged Y years. Funeral from
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Congressional Cemetery. 23
BIRD. MAMIE OGLE. On Tuesday, July ~.
1880, at her residence, 1855 Calvert ST. NV,
MAMIE OGLE, aged 80 years. wife of the
Iate Or. BENJAMIN Lee Bird Funeral from
the w; w. Chambers funeral home. 14th
ana Chapin SITS, on Thursday, July "a,
AZ 10 am; thence to st. Barnabas Church
at Iceland. Md, IL am. %
B0NTZ, JESSIE REDEEM. On Monday. July
~, 1850, $50 pm, at George WASHINGTON
university Hospital. JESSIE REDDEN. be-
funeral later.
BOSWELL, LAURA. On Monday, July Al,
1880, at her residence. ats Mass ave n W.,
LAURA, aged SO, beloved wife OF the late
GEORGE W; Boswell Funeral from the
ABOVE residence Wednesday, July 20, at ii
an. Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
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The following deaths have been reported 10
the Health Department in the last ~ hours:
Ellis J. Westlake, 70: 3ii9 Reservoir I'd.
Poor.
Hospital.
Fannie Minded, SO. GARFIELD Hospital.
Ethel Cole. 81, Providence Hospital
Annie A. English, so, columbia Hospital
Catherine Friedman, as, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Beulah O. Smith, Al, 3p45 Conn. ave
Charles E. Penn, 80, Potomac River near
Audrey j. KuddelI, 3. Providence Hospital.
George Collins, 50. 1913 A st. Sc
Susie Pine ~, Emergency Hospital
Cha lie Haskins. IS, 1918 Temperance ave
Wilson H. Monroe. 80, tuberculosis Hos
Margarey Herr, /, Children's Hospital.
Mary Hawkins, months, en- route Chill
drens Hospital.