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RETIRED ACTRESS
DIES AT TAKOMA
Mrs. Nellie Gray, internationally
Known, frequently Played
in Vaudeville Here.

Mrs. Nellie Gray, internationally
known actress, who had frequently
played in this city as a member Of
Keith's Circuit with her husband, Fred
Gray, In a well known musical act UNI
der the team name of Gray and Ora
ham, died in private sanitarium in
Takoma Park, Md, early today at the
age of 46 years practically in obscurity
and without the knowledge of those who
follow the footlights, with which she
had been familiar for many years.
approximately eight years ago, Mrs.
Gray suffered a breakdown, relatives
say and had to give up her stage career.
Since, she had been lighting Ill health
her, Her friends of the stage have
known little about her, however, in re-
cent years, 1t is said.
Mrs. Gray was widely known for her
ability with the bagpipe and saxopfone,
and Is said to have been the first worn-
an on the stage to play certain bass
notes on the bass Saxophone.
Her travels with vaudeville companies
had taken her throughout the United
States, Europe and to Australia.
Funeral services will be conducted at
w. w. Chambers funeral pariors, 400
Chaplin street, tomorrow afternoon at
pastor Of Columbia Heights Christian
Church, will off1ciate. The body will be
taken to her old home at Roanoke, Va,
where additional services will be held,
and burial will take place Monday.
Mrs. Gray is survived by her father,
II. e. Gettys, and a sister, Mrs. Kathryn
Scott, both of $500 Fourteenth street.
and two brothers, Harry and John
Gettys Of Roanoke, Va.
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HI Mfn.nrtuiit.

GRIMES. BERNICE TfIELMA. Ia memory
Of my beloved daughter, .THELMA Is.
rom Is one 1 year Si asS today HdasP gsptebea
So my beautiful dove passed away from
80 the blush Of her bsins was blended with
So the bird from our nest fluttered up in
A window vas OPEN our darling s.% ss gone.
JOHNSON. EssIE ". A. tribute Of. love and
Of our Es siSvSa sSsfE s:s T6 ans~.rs s
as 's e Sss is g. S three years ago to-
Are Born ne Sweet s'i memories emo H sublime
Through which We smile in spite OF tears
For we shall meet again some day
Ana i've thr sSh al al t eterni MY.
HER hna 6HfNd si sh Sco L aaS nosREENH
ssRoT aNb NEp4Evts GEORGE GREENE
4ssSf 5ssI e w ar Gsn s eng sRs
res three years ago today. September Is.
Three years have gone since you passed
VII to S # ss. 1 s
But my memory of you, dear, will not be
But u viii hiei last always.
HER LONESOME HUSBAND. JOHN =.
JOHNSON.
LEIMBACH. RAYMOND c. In sad but 10y
MoND u 6. fd who ui PASSED away
one year ago today, September b. 1929.
MY heart still aches with sadness
My eyes shed many tear
, God only knows how miss him
At the end OF one sad year.
One year have lived without you,
But your spirit has hovered near,
To guide me through each sorrow,
To wipe away each tear,s -. =
HIS WIFE. MAUD LEIMBACH.
PAYNE, MARION, T.. a, Ieylng Eensn-
brance and tribute to MARION r. PAYNE,
who passed to the great beyond one year
ago today, September IS, 1879.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one gone to rest,
And those who think OF her today
Are those who loved her best,
ANDREW, FRANK AND GRACE.
RAUZINO, MICHAEL. In sacred memory Of
my dear husband. MICHAEL RAUzINO.
who departed this life two years ago to-
day, September ID, 1873.
We have only your memory. dear husband.
- To remember our whole lives throughI
But the sweetness will hnger forever
AS we treasure the memory OF you.a
WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
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REV. C. B. AUSTIN LISTS
SERIES OF DISCOURSES

Rev. G. B. Austin, pastor of the West
washington Baptist Church, is preach
ing series Of four morning sermons on
the. subject why Go a Little Farther
Evening sermon, why We Fafl?"
!, The Mems Bible class will hold bus
mess meeting Monday evening in the
Sunday school house.
The Juliette Mather Missionary Circle
Will meet with Mrs. Allan ID. Henry,
1901 Avon place, Tuesday evening at 3
o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii meet
wednesday evening with Mrs. John w.
Bean, Colonial Heights, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Austin viii speak Thursday
evening on Building q Congregation. I"
Sunday night: What to do to be loved?
How to make church church of good
rhoeT 49,
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PLAN OPENING DAY
AT BIBLE COLLEGE
Undenominational Institution Has
Been Active Five Years
in Washington.

The opening exercises Of Potomac
Bible College win be held at the coll
lege building, 1915 Vermont avenue, at
8 o'clock Monday evening. The dean,
DR.. James H. Miers, minister of Fourth
Presbyterian Church, will be in charge
This college. which is undenomina-
tional but highly orthodox, has been
building its work for five years. Its off,
GERS are: President, Irwin H. Linton
president emeritus, Rev. A. r. Kuldeil,
founder of the school; DR.. M. E. Miller,
vice president; Grace Wooden, secre-
tary; s. L. Brumbaugh. treasurer.
The instructors include: DR.. Miers,
DR.. M. K. Moomaw, Rev. A. r. Kuidell,
Rev. George G.. Kundahl, pastor Of st.
Paul's Presbyterian Church; Rev. D.
Hobart Evans, pastor of the Hyatts-
vile Presbyterian Church.; Rev. B. M.
Osgood, pastor Of the Rockville Baptist
Church; Rev. Clarence r. Ferguson,
pastor Of the Memorial Baptist Church;
Rev. s. G. Anderson and Miss Ella G.
Curry.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
TO RESUME ACTIVITIES
Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski to Preach
on "Rules for Modern Good
sanaritansn Tomorrow.

A full schedule of congregation ac-
tivities is being resumed at Grace
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth and Varnum
streets. At the morning service tonor-
row, the pastor, Rev. Gerhard E. Lenski,
viii preach on "Old Rules for Modern
Good Samaritans.'' In the Sunday
school plans are being made for spe-
cial rally day program which will be
presented September %. John Umfau
has been elected by the Sunday school
board to serve as assistant to Henry
Lehman, superintendent, and as chair
man OF the membership committee.
The Young Peoples Society viii con-
duct q Friendly Hour" Sundays from
8 to 2 PM, in connection with which
q supper will be served. The commit
tee in charge is composed Of the fol-
lowing: Earl Haislip. William Baker,
katherine Haislip, Clara Moeller, Dor
othy Miles. The first Friendly Hour
will be held October 5.
Evening services will not be resumed
until october 5.
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SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Hoover Left the
White House This Afternoon for
Their Rapidan Camp.

and Mrs. Charles z. Mitchell. former
| Ambassador Ogden H. Hammond anc
Mr. Charles Hayden Of New York.
| Brig. Gen, and Mrs. Vanderbilt also
| have with them their son and daughter
| in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wander.
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Davis
3D., who will remain with them al
Beaulieu for the remainder of the
month.
Miss Francesca McKenney, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKenney, is
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard NJ. Tucker, at Gibson Col
lege. Miss McKenney will spend Oc-
tober with her uncle and aunt, Mr., and
Mrs. Andrew Miller, at Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jeffries Chew
ming, ir.. are recalling their invitations
for Saturday, September 20, owing to
illness in the family.
The commercial secretary of the Brit
iSh embassy. Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart, has Joined Mrs. Mccormick
and his mother, Mrs. Frederick e. Nc
Cormick- Goodhart at Hot Springs.
Mai. and Mrs. H, H. Jacobs Of Lowell
street have as their house guest Mai.
Jacobs brother, Mr., Raymond A. Jacobs
of Detroit, Mich. They also had for a
short time as guest. MidShipman Ray
mof1d H. Jacobs of Annapolis.
Late Senator EllkinS' Grandson
To Wed Miss Heckscher Of STAFFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustave A. Heckscher
of Islesbrook, STAFFORD, Pa, announce
the engagement of Mrs. Heckscher's
daughter, Eleanor Allan Edrnunds, and
Mr.. Robert Thompson Oliphant, son of
Mrs. Sarah Elkins Oliphant of 1920
Spruce street and the late Gen. Alex
ander G. Oliphant.
MISS Edmunds is the granddaughter
Of the late Morrison Allan of Mon
treal.
Mr.. oliphant Is the grandson of the
late Senator Stephen B. Elkins Of West
Virginia.
The marriage is to take place early
this Winter.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Ruth
Davis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
w. Davis Of Sixteenth street, to Mr..
Daniel Stubs, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Stubbs of Superior, Nebr,, win
take place at the home OF the brides
parents tomorrow at noon. The Rev.
DR.. John Wesley Miller of Idaho will
of1ciate. A wedding breakfast will i'm
mediately follow the ceremony.
Mr.. Henry F. Black, son of Mrs Harry
Black Of Newport, VT, and Miss Beatrice
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Darn nf Uhanks.

hEBakON, ADELAIDE GELHAM. We wish to
acknowledge our sincere thanks to our
friends and relatives for their kindness
curing the, lingering illness and at the
death OF our dear mother, ADELAIDE
GILHAM HEBRON. THE FAMILY.
MASON, CATHERINE. I wish to express
my thanks and appreciation to my reia-
ness, sympathy and their beautiful floral
tributes. and especially Rev. Oliver Hail.
at. the death OF my mother, CATHERINE
MASON August 49, 1880.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ARRENA A.
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REV. F. S. NILES TO PREACH

Rev. Frank s. niles, pastor OF the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, will
preach on the topic This New Genera
ton" at the IL O'Clock service tomorrow.
exercises of the Summer Sunday school
at GAS am. The regular church school
will open next Sunday morning with
classes for every age.
The Christian Endeavor Society will
be led by Miss Ruth Little, and the
topic will be How Increase Our Mem
bership."
The session meets Monday night to
consider the details of the 150th (ses-
uuicentenniaD anniversary OF this
church, which is the Oldest Presbyterian
Church in the District of Columbia.
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Leonard and Martha Lawson, boy.
HurAtto b. and Katie s. Iselnan, boy.
Francis D. and Pearl g. Ellwood, boy.
Charles A. and Pearl Royce, girl.
Page p A. and Lucille Chesser,. girl.
Milton B. and Kathryne H. Halsey,. girl.
Albert J. and Augusta Atkinson. girl.
Victor L. and Nina d. Adams, girl,
Arthur M. and Louise 4. Sheets, boy.
Paul and Marie a, Miller, boy. -
harvard e. and Mary j.. Adams, boy.
Frank A. and Mary M. Martin, boy.
James and Jeanette Lee, boy.
Sam and Ollie Bowman, boy.
osprey and Jessie Thompson, boy.
Henry and Unis Singleton, boy.
Ferman and Juanita Digs, girl.
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M Skinner, formerly of Newport, but
for the past few years a resident Of
Boston, were married at st. Adams
Episcopal Church yesterday by the Rev.
Henry B. Hodgkins. Mr.. Black, who Is
a graduate of Norwich University in the
class of 1928. is a junior member of the
immigration Board of Review In the
United States Department of Labor, and
is pursuing a law course at George
washington University. Miss Skinner Is
a graduate of Simmons College, Boston.
and while student at that institution
was distinguished as an athlete.
The ceremony today was attended
only by few close friends of the bride
and groom, including the Second As
sistant Secretary of Labor and Mrs. w.
W. Husband and Mr.. Nelson O'Rourke
formerly OF Derby, VT, but now resi-
dent Of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Black left Immediately
after the ceremony for a brief automo-
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HOMECOMING PLANNED
Calvary Baptist Vaughn Class will
Observe October 5.

The Vaughn mems Bible class Of
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth and H
streets, founded by Francis w. Vaughn
in February, 1889. will observe Home
coming day, october 5. President George
E. Harris has appointed Hugh r. InsIey
general chairman OF arrangements.
The class motto, THE Other Fellow"
the suggestion of its teacher, DR.. Homer
j. Councillor, into the working slogan,
THE Men of Washington for Jesus
Christ"
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DR.. PERKINS TO PREACH
Universalist Pastor will Discuss
"The Abiding verities."

"The Abiding verities" is the sermon
topic Of DR.. F. W.. Perkins, pastor of
the Universalist National Memorial
Church, Sixteenth and S streets, tomor-
row at IL O'Clock. The church school
session will be at 1918 o'clock with
the adult department after the church
service.
The regular meeting Of the Mission
Circle will be held Tuesday in the par
ish house, with luncheon at noon and
business meeting at 1880 o'clock. The
H. McGlaufiin and Miss Bonner. Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock the w. E. d. O..
Circle will meet at the home OF Mrs
Arthur G. Wiley, 1915 Connecticut
avenue.
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T@HE President and Mrs. Hoover lief
the Capital this afternoon Il
spend the week end at thei
camp on the Rapidan River IL
Virginia. For the first time II
many weeks they were uraccompanied
by friends.
Irish Free State Minister
Returning Today From Europe.
The Minister of the Irish Free state,
Mr.. Michael MacWhite, is arriving in
New York today on the Columbus from
Europe.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot are in
san Francisco, after wedding trip to
Honolulu. They will go shortly to their
home in Salt Lake City.
Senator David Baird, .jr., of New Jer-
sew entertained informally at luncheon
Friday at the Willard roof garden.
Representative and Mrs. Parker Corn
ing will entertain at supper dance in
the ball room of the Ritz-Carlton in
New York December 81 for their debut
tante daughter, Miss Mary Parker
Corning.
The chief of staff, United States
Army. Gen. Charles p. Sunlmerall, will
return to washington the latter part
OF next week IIOIH dAA AlopCSbhOh OAAP
on the Pacific Coast.
Former President and Mrs. Calvin
Coolidge are guests over the week END
OF Mrs Adolph Lewisohn at her camp
A the Adirondacks at Prospect Point,
Upper Saranac, N. Y.
The charge d'affaires of Egypt, Ali
Ismail Bey, has returned to the iega-
ton after attending the meetings OF the
international Law Association in New
York.
The newly appointed Minister to
Egypt and Mrs. William M. Jardine, ana
their daughters, Miss Marian Jardlne
and Miss Ruth Jardine, and Miss Kath-
crime Lowman, daughter of the AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Seymour Lowrnan, VIII san from
New York at midnight tonight on the
George washington en- route to Mr..
Jardine's new post.
Mrs. woodbury. Blair entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Newport, Where
she has been since early Summer.
Former Ambassador Richard Wash
burn Child, has with him at his cot
tare at Newport his father, Mr.. H. w.
Child, and Mrs. Charles Sumner BIRD
of Boston.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
aerbilt have as their guests on the
yacht at Newport for the races Mr.
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UNCERTAINTY OF FAITH
is THEME OF SERMON
Calvary Methodist Pastor An
nounces Burning Bridges as
Topic for Evening Service.

"The Uncertainty Of Faith" will be
the theme of the sermon at the
morning service at the Calvary Meth
odist ,urch, Columbia road near
Fifteenth street. In the evening the
subject of the address will be: Burning
Bridges" The minister, Rev. Mark
Depp, will preach at both services.
Glasses are being resumed in the
Various departments of the church
school. The mems class, under the
leadership of DR.. Arthur Christie, meets
at 9:40 am. in the Guild Hall. The
G. Y. w. class for women, the mothers
class and the Calvary young couples
class meet at GAS O'Clock Other de-
partmerltS are opening with the regular
program # activities.
The Thursday evening devotional
service has been resumed, 1t Is held
regularly in Guild Hall, at 3 o'clock,
with the minister in charge.
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WILL MEET IN THEATER
Christ Lutherans to Discontinue
Services at zion Church.

Christ Lutheran Church, which has
been worShiping IN the old Zion Luth-
eran Church, Sixth and s streets, will
hold its last service IN this edif1ce to-
morrow morning. This Is the second
time Christ Church has had to move.
In January it sold its property at New
Jersey avenue and Morgan street TO
Lsraels A. M. e. Church. Old Zion
Church has now also been sold.
Beginning with September 81, Christ
Church win hold its services and Sun
day school In the Colony Theater, Geor-
gia avenue and Farragut street. The
pastor, Rev. j. Frederic Wenchel will
preach tomorrow morning on THE Par
able of the Good Samaritan"
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bile tour in Maryland and Virginia, and
on their return viii reside IN WASH
ington.
Lieut.. d. =: Hunter, Medical Corps
u. s. N, and Mrs. Hunter have come
to Washington from Mare Island, Calf,
and are at 2100 Nineteenth street
while Lieut.. Hunter is taking a course
at the United states Naval Medical
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Consaui OF
1851 Harvard terrace have returned
from a three-month visit in England
and the continent.
Mrs. Garland E. Vaughan and Mrs
Preston Craighiil OF Lynchburg, Va,
are at the Dodge Hotel during brief
visit in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Bell Of. Forty
fourth place have returned from a stay
at Montauk Point, Long Island. Dur
ing their visit. there they viewed the
exhibition Of Mr.. Bells paintings at
the Balzac Galleries, on Park avenue,
New York. They are leaving shortly
for Louisville, KY where their chill
dren, George Uric Bell and Betty Bell,
nave U6GH Sp6l3unAH bAAC OuAilIlCk WALL
Mrs. Bells mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Ken
nedy. The Bells have had as their
guest Mr.. Bells aunt, Miss Agnes We'll
lington, who was on her way to New
York, and now have as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Shinnick Of New York
City, who arrived on Wednesday.
Mrs. Call, wife Of DR.. Arthur Deerin
Call of Forty fifth street, Is returning
on Monday from their Summer camp
at BROOKLYN, Me, where she and Miss
Margaret Call have spent the Summer.
Miss Can teaches Spanish and French
at the Cathedral School for Girls in
the Winter.
Mrs. Cecil J. Wilkinson Of Forty
fourth place is now visiting her family
in Ohio.
Mrs. J. D., Warfield of Memphis,
Tenn, has returned to washington for
the Winter. She is accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Henry Craft. and her
son, Richard, who viii attend school
here. They will be at the Martinique
for several weeks.
Mrs. wilfred Geist Froni1etser has re-
turned to Washington from California,
Nevada and the Yellowstone National
Park, where she has been since the lat
ter part Of April, with friends from
Baltimore. Mrs. Fronheiset was met
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DEGRoo1 TO SPEAK
Central Union Mission Services for
Tomorrow Night.

E. H. DeGrott, president Of the
board of directors of Central Union
Mission, will be the speaker at the MIS-
sion's services tomorrow night in the
chapel, 613 G street.
Each night during the coming. week,
services will be in charge OF the follow
ing organizations: Monday night, the
B. Y. p. u. Of Kendall Baptist Church;
Tuesday night the A. B. Pugh Glass of
Mount Vernon place M. E. Church
South; Wednesday night, the Christian
Endeavor of Calvary Baptist Church;
Thursday night, the Christian En-
efeavor of the First Congregational
Church; Friday night, the Live Wire
Glass of Metropolitan Baptist Church,
and Saturday night, the Francis
Asbury M. z. Church South.
w. H. Pinkerton will be the speaker
at the missions services tomorrow
morning at the District Work House,
Occoquan, va.
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at Baltimore by her nephew, Mr.. Sey-
mour Mcconnell.
Mr.. Samuel r. McKelvie Of the Fed
eraI Farm Board has arrived IN WASH
ington and is stopping at the Carlton
Miss Kathryne Varela, daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Varela, has returneo
, after spending some time at Ronooetn
Beach, Del.
Mr.. u. Grant Smith entertained a
small marty at dinner last evening In
the garden restaurant Of the Carlton.
First Chatting Dish Supper
OF Autumn at Arts Club Tomorrow.
Mfr. Rowland Bibbins will be the host
at the first chaflng dish supper OF the
| season At the Arts Club tomorrow eve
ming, when Mr.. William knowles COOP
| er, for many years executive neao OF
the washington Z. IA. ~: "a, INV INV :
Sunmer-long tour of Europe, VIII give
| 4 personal Interpretation OF Operam-
mergau, its work and personalities.
Among the prominent visitors to the
Presidents Cup regatta at Annapolis,
MD, who are at TIE CarVel Han Hotel
are Mr.. w. A. Rogers, chairman OF the
Repafta Committee, and Mr.. Conrad E.
Smith of Washington, Mr.. Charles II.
Chapman of New York, chairman OF the
Pacing Committee; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
wilson Wingate of Baltimore, Md; Mr..
Horace Dodge of New York, one OF the
Judges: Mrs. Ralph Rex OF Clevelano'
Ohio. who is on the Aviation Commit
| tee. Mr.. G. r. Cunliffe and Mr.. Goroon
K. Nicodernus of the Executive Com
rittee. Mrs. r. B. Turnbull of Mon
rovia, Calf, and her daughter, Loretta,
who drives the racing boat Sun klst
Kid: Mrs. Bessie E. YoyneS OF Long
Beach, Calf, accompanied by her son,
Dick Loynes, who entered Two racing
boats. Miss California and The Call
fornian, in the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 8, Taylor have re-
turned to their apartment, at the Roose-
velt Hotel, after spending some Time IN
South America.
Mrs. George L. Mckay, who has spent
the Summer in Northern New YORK ana
Long Island, has returned to Washing
ton for the Winter, and is at the Hotel
Martinique, which has been her home
for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lyon and their
daughter and son, Miss Flora M: Lyon
and Mr.. Richard K. Lyon, are at tnear
nome. ZUIS OOLlIteCblCut dkCAhDg+ 80 ~
spending the Summer at Mackinac Is
land, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Reeside have mo-
tored at Atlantic City and will return TO
their apartment, at the Roosevelt HOTEL
in about a week.
MISS Matte Oettinger and Miss
Amelia Oettinger are visiting Allan
tic CITY for a few weeks.
DR.. J. Magnus of Germany, who is in
washington for a short stay, and is at
the Willard, was host at the roof garden
at delightful luncheon party Friday.
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Deaths Reported.

James Courtmsn. IS. I'd OF. pc.
catherine B. schulty' 3d. Providence HOS
Margaret Tullock. SO, Homeopathic Hos
la Mueller. 81. .sss quebec .pl.
Walter \. ,Erere, So 1915 8 ST. Sc.
Frank @. Wander, 50. TOO 10th st. Sc,
Charles w. Sandy, So, Walter Reed Hos.
Caroline Hill so. oaIlinger Hospital.
Richard Deyidse. e, EmeEgency Hospital
Regina Farrall, 10, GARFIELD Hospital
Sterling Sprigss, 10, Potomac River foot
o. EfinoSrSa Robinson, ass Missouri ave.
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NIGHT SERVICE RESUMED
Pastor breaches Twice Tomorrow
at Western Presbyterian.

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The evening service will be resumed
tomorrow at the Western Presbyterian
Church. The pastor, Rev. J. H. Dun
ham, will take for his theme Sunday
evening What Manner of Man"
The subject of the morning sermon
will be 1.-THE Christians Inventory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-09-13

Mrs. wilfred Geist Froni1eiser has re-
turned to Washington from California,
Nevada and the Yellowstone National
Park, where she has been since the lat
ter part Of April, with friends from
Baltimore. Mrs. Frofheiset was met