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BANKERS ATTEND
LARNER FUNERAL
Bar and Charities Also Rep.
resented at Rites in Pres
byterian Church.

Funeral services for John Bell Larner,
IS, president of the Washington Loan
a. Trust Co., were held this afternoon
ct the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. followed by burial in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
The banker philanthropist, a native
of washington, died late Monday after
an illness of several months.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo. pastor of the
New York avenue church, assisted by
DR.. j. Ross Stevenson, president OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary, and
DR.. A. NJ. Brodie, associate pastor OF
the New York avenue church.
Bankers Are Present.
The following represented the Dis
trict Bankers Association at the fu-
neral: Corcoran Thorn, president OF the
American Security & Trust Co; Will
liam D. Hoover, president of the Ma
tionsl Savings g. Trust Co; George E.
Fleming, vice ient of the Union
Trust Co.; John Poole, president OF the
Federal American National Bank d
Trust Co.; Robert V. Fleming, presl.d den.
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OFFICIALS FATHER DIES

Charles Schoeneman, father of George
J. Schoeneman, deputy commissioner
Of internal revenue, and of Charles r.
Schoeneman, assistant to the Under
secretary of the Treasury, died yester-
day in Brooklyn. N. Y, at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. j. j. Walsh 9
The body was taken to Newport, r.
l., this morning, preparatory to holding
funeral services and burial there to-
morrow.
The elder Schoeneman was well
known in Washington, having visited
here at the homes of his sons en-
numerous occasions. Both his sons
and his daughter were at his bedside at
the time Of his death.
He was born In Columbia, Pa, 80
years ago, and as young man moved
TO Newport, where he affiliated with the
Masonic fraternity He was a charter
member of st. Paul Lodge, No. IA, of
Newport.
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MOUNT VERNON SEMINARY
TEACHER EXPIRES HERE

Miss Alice NJ. Trippett, member of
the faculty Of Mount Vernon Seminary
for the past % years, died yesterday at
her home in the Calverton, Columbia
and Quarry roads. She had been i'll for
four months.
Born in Montclair, N. J., Miss Trip
petit came to Washington in 1909. She
had begun her work in the teaching
profession at Montclair before coming
to the Capital, and was actively engaged
in it until the end of last school year.
She Is survived by four brothers and
two sisters. Private funeral services
and interment were to be held this
afternoon.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reporte
to the Health Department in the last 2
hours.
Pasauale D. and Genevieve Battista. boy.
John +. and Esther Potter, boy.
Harry L. and Sacha Hart, boy.
Theodore H. and Mary Thompson. boy.
Kingsley w. and Ella Patterson. boy.
Amos r. and Thelma Lorah, boy.
Russell F. and Margaret Kuisey, boy.
Samuel and Esther Scheer. boy.
Franklin A and Dolores Refert, boy.
John D. and Anna Wilson, boy.
Leon s. and Bernice Leslie, boy.
Lloyd G. and Nancy Deckard. girl.
Lorin H. and Marigod Arminger. girl.
Roy A. and Lola Elmendorf, girl
Morris and Lucille Henderson, boy.
Thomas B and Willie Kenner, boy.
Napoleon and Mary Whtest, boy.
Thomas r. and jeanette Dixon, girl.
William and Rosa Easley, girl,
Robert and Alice Washington, girl.
John and Vernie Cooper, girl.
Francis p and Eva Jackson, girl,
Lewis and Josie Carey, boy.
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UNDERTAKEN SUCCUMBS
FROM HEART ATTACK
Howard T. Henderson, 40, Well
Known in Fraternal Circles.
Funeral Saturday.

Howard T. Henderson, 80. vice presi-
dent and secretary of the George w.
Wise undertaking establishment, died
suddenly yesterday while at work at the
company's Office Death was attributed
to a heart attack. A certificate OF
natural death was issued by the coroner
Funeral services will be held Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock, at his home,
24l2 Observatory place, with burial in
Oak Hill Cemetery.
He haI been connected with the un-
dertaking concern for more than Is
years. He was well known in Wash
ington fraternal circles, and mem
Der of the New Jerusalem Lodge, f,
A. A. NJ.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Florence M. Henderson, a daughter
Miss Mary A. Henderson, a teacher in
the public schools Of the District, and a
son, James Henderson.
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WELFARE HEADS HONOR
]. B. LARNER'S MEMORY
Associated Charities Board to Send
Committee to Funeral of For
n1er Treasurer Today.

Resolutions Of appreciation to the
memory Of John Bell Larner, former
treasurer OF the organization, were
voted yesterday at a meeting Of the
Board OF Managers Of the Associated
Charities. A committee Was named to
represent the organization at the fu-
neral this afternoon.
John S. Meaney was elected to III
position on the board
In a statement by the secretary the
large part played by unemployment in
increasing responsibilities of the chart
ties was stressed. In the last 10
months, according to the statement,
there have been 1,043 families under
care in which unemployment was the
chief factor Of dependency. In these
families were PCT persons unemployed
and 1892 dependent persons. The
society has given these families $44,-
47499 in various forms Of relief.
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NTANY OWNERS revel in the remarkable distance
lVA getting ability of the Atwater Kent This letter is
typical of hundreds
"NOthing equal the Atwater Kent. ann an Off
a steamship Recently when crossing to the
Solomon Islands, received programs clearly from
Salt Lake City and Chicago, between seven and eight
thousand miles away"-Fron, Mr. AN
What RADIO the Atwater Kent-with PoaOer to
reach and get the programme however distant they
right down the channel of the one station you're
after-with Automatic Volume Control to hold recep
ton gorgeous, uniform level-with Atwaer Kent
Antenna Aduster which prevents hiss and tube noise
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Of Riggs National Bank; Henry H. Nc
Kee, president Of the National Capital
Bank; George w. White. president Of
the National Metropolitan Bank; Lam
Ter p, McLachlen, president of the Nc
Lachlen Banking Corporation; Victor E.
Deyber, president OF the Second Ma
tional Bank; Frank J. Stryker, president
of the Columbia National Bank; Fran
els C. Addison, jr-, president. Of the
ward j McQuade. head of the associ-
alton and of the Liberty National Bank,
and Joshua Evans, ir., president of the
District National Bank.
The Bar Association was represented
by Henry p Blair, Walter c. Clephane
Levi Cooke, j. Harry Covington. Charles
A. Douglas, @. Thomas Dunlop, George
c. Gertman, George T. Hamilton. jr !;
A. A. Hoehling, jr.; Frank J. Hogan.
Frederic d. McKenney, Benjamin S.
Minor, Daniel w. O'DQnoghue and
Arthur Peter.
Charities Represented.
Colman Jennings president OF AS
ISOLATED Charities; Walter s.. Ufford.
executive secretary; Charles C. Glover.
ir., and c. c. Morgan attended the
funeral as representatives of the or
ganization Mr.. Larner had served as
treasurer
Honorary pallbearers were John JOY
Edson John Barton Payne, Theodore
w NCyes, Harry G. Meem. Mr.. Peter,
Floyd E. Davis, DR.. j. Ross Stevenson,
DR.. Cloyd H. Marvin, Charles Carroll
Glover, jr.; George E. Hamilton, Mr..
White. Mr.. Thorn, Mr. Blair, DR.. Gil
bert H. Grosvenor, Charles G. Stott,
Mr.. Clephane, Harry e. Davis, Donald
Woodward Rev. D. p. BRINE, Or. w.
E. Clark, Mr.. McQuade. George P. Hoo
yer, president Of the District Bar Asso-
citation, and Mr.. Hogan, president OF
the Lawyers Association.
A committee of directors of the
Washington Loan a. Trust Co. was
named yesterday at a meeting of the
group to draw up appropriate resolu-
tons on the death. The committee
includes Mr.. Edison Mr.. Moves, Mr..
Peter and Mr., Meem.
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Cleveland was first known as Cleave-
land, named after Gen. Moses Cleave-
land, the pioneer, who died l25 years
ago this week The "a" was dropped in
1880 because too long tos11t the form of
the local newspaper.
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Hit mpttnftatit.


BATES, SAMUEL b. A tribute Of love to
the memory Of orr dear husband and IA.
ther, SAMUEL b: BAIES' VINO osparsso
Der II, 1919. THE FAMILY.
BURNS. JAMES SAMUEL. Sacred Is the
# oqE dear ausoanS 10 an fs ia sssD
Il Il, 1879 1873 Two years "SO 'O0"''
Father, in Thy precious keeping
DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
CARSON, HELEN. In sad but loving Re;
% my Gear vsy sx Years aso
today, November II, 1928.
Six years have I lived without you'
To guide me through each sorrow'
~ "''' @""' DEVoTED MOTHER
HARRIS. JOHN w. In sad and loving re;
membrence Of my dear husband JOHN Ins
years ago today, November H. 1925
have lost. a LIES companion
Ara E day 'l by Say WI" ii;s him more
As E2lk thI 12 Ike 81 si9neH4 ARRrs
HoLLoCK. MARY E. Today is the close Of
my sa dear an mo l9hsy NARY ELLEN HoLEocK
who on this day one year ago "a. ee's snS
slipped from this life into eternal rest aho
HER HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARGARET
COMPTON.
II. VI.
r. EfAf HUa SE4i november a. 1870
How we miss you. dear son and brother;
from our presence each ara every Gay
But Gods way wss not ours,
And t2oS nm n2T TpTr{ 90 ssTs,7ER AND
BROTHER.
HUFFMAN, CHRISTIAN. In sad but 10y;
g q 9T sssa hgs2 ~ho d lea
seventeen years ago today, November l2'
H tyHs' WIFE AND CHILDREN, CHARLES.
JOHN, ANNA AND MAY.
my beloved husband DANIEL E. KEEPS,
who departed this life seven years ago.
November IL. 1924.
As years go by and I grow. older
Your memory Is my binding tie; -
With a want in my heart for you, dear
THAT will never grow colder
HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
MAYS. ALoNZA R: IN sad and ; l9 %d1 re-
MAYS. who departed this life four years
ago today. November II. 1927.
Buddy. my heart longs for you;
Fol- I ,e ofes 6ot th le s many to Uq ms
Since you were ealed az. sTays rerrp
Ro msnorg of "q nv Son. eGhoRpoN DAVIS
ROLLINGS, who was instantly killed, By
days G2ysN'O' !{iARRY W. RoLLINGs, M B.
sCHNAEBELE. BETTY LOU. In sad but
loving remembrance of our darling baoy
and sister. ELIZABETH LOU SCHNAE-
Belle who departed this life four years
ago today November u. 1927.
We never can forget that day
While in this world We stay.
Our hearts have never felt the same
Since she has passed away.
LOVING MAMMA, DADDY AND BROTH
Err.
TALKS, ROBERT W. In. loving memory Of
our dear husband snd father KOBE III
today, November II. 1922
Deep in our hearts picture lies
OF a loved one gone to rest; .
In mem0ry's frame we Will keep IT,
Because he was one OF the best.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
LOVING WIFE AND SON.
TUCKER. BLANCHE EsTELIE.. IN loving
N14r q fba bd t G aauFb
ter of De witt c. and the late Elizabeth
z. Tucker, who died thirty-hYe years ago
today, November p. 1895.
HER PAPA.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths nave been reported
TO the Health Department in the last "A
hours:
Elizabeth H Miller. SO. 1899 Lanier pI.
Joseph H. Allen, 90, U: s. Soldiers Home.
John Bell rdnls sPner ia f7os 1917 18Th st.
Charles Sherer. 60. ll09 41z ST. sw.
Charles Leon Brockway, So, Emergency
Hospital
Nellie Louise sheehan. SO, 800 q St ne
Theodore @. Bennett, 81, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Pearl E. Bradley, 81. Gallnger Hospital
Esther b. Terrell. SO, So Rhode Island ave
Poor.
Mary ". Fickling. II. 1907 w st.
Jennie T. Thompson 81, All T ST.
Tula Reese. 81, St. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Ruth Williams. "a. Gallinger Hospital
Dalsyben Booker. a. Freedmen's Hospital.
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DrathH.

BARsTcw. pR: EDwa,Rg, o 2; E, ssassSAly,, s sp
G. BAksToW beloved husband husband on the
East Capitol St. on Friday, November -,
at II am. Interment in Arlington Ma
BARSToW, EDWARD c. Comrades Of Henry
- W. .Lawton Camp, No. g Y; s.
W. v, will assemble at the Chas.
~ s. Zurhorst funeral home, 3o1
5; s$;eg vi i, ssasss ss1 s:
funeral OF our late comrade, DR..
EDWARD c. BARSTOW, past commander,
who died on Tuesday, November 10, 1881.
ALBERT A. GLAZE, Commander.
BEACH. SARAH ANN. Suddenly, on We'd
at Georgetown University Hospital. SARAH
ANN BEACH. beloved wife Of Edward w.
Beach Of 1927 33rd st. NV. Funeral from
above residence on Saturday. November
IA at IL 80 an. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery 10
BRADLEY, CATHERINE. On Wednesday.
November II. 1891. at her residence, l722
N st. NV, CATHERINE. youngest daugh-
ter of the late Charles and Catherine
Coyle Bradley and beloved sister of Miss
Nettie G.. Bradley. Services at her late
pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. IL
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LOST.


BOSTON TERRIER-Mae. brindle and
white, no tail; answers to name OF RASCAL"
Rewa rds, 1888 Cathedral ave. NV. Cleve-
BUNCH OF KEYs-i4th st. or Brookiand
car line. Tuesday. Phone No 1888
DOG, unusually large, brown. male. with
18th st. NV. North iI4O-w
EYEGLASSES. with chain. white gold; Fri
day. November 6, between Hoover Field
and nth and r. Reward. Address Mrs
J. s. Mallard. White Pines, Cherrydale, Va
GLASSES. tortoise shell. Reward, return to
PAY ENVELOPE (Kanns5, containing
diamond rings with loose stones Return
% sor Mr. EASEL casselrs ONCE lst floor. S. Ksnn
PIN-Gold bar, with amethyst setting; No
yember II. Phone &c. 43s5-W. Reward. l3'
POCKETBooK. black seal containing name
and auto keys; lost Wednesday afternoon,
Relth.s Theater; reward. Clarendon l54-J-2
POLICE PUPPY, white, 4 months old; red
collar; lost Sunday Decatur 60e4
PURSE-White near 18th and q SITS, on
CHEVY Chase street car; containing over $50.
Reward. Phone North 37l9-W.
SCOTTISH TERRIER. black. Reward II
returned TO 2l44 Cathedral ave. Telephone
SPECTACLES, in black case; name of OPP
tician' sidney Reiser, San Francisco" Re-
ward: M. J. Martin, % and st. ne.
WALLET, containing money. Please return
to 1903 Irving st. after pm and receive
reward.
WATCH, lady's small yellow, gold, f. leath-
A. b; reward. 1929 18th st. NV.
WEDDING BAND---White gold. IS carat;
Tuesday, section nth and @ NV. Return
to l349 Que st. NV. Reward.
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lrafha.

wHiTACRE, OLLIE on wednesday, NO
vember II 1881. OLLIE wHTTACRE aged
20 yess s,oy wife q TIE iass Frsd 7 Whi,ssre
Funeral from her late residence, 1858
south CAROLINA ave. Sc. on Saturday, Mo-
invited to attend. Interment at Cedar Hin
Cemetery. Is
WILES, KATHLEEN MARGARET. Suddenly.
residence. 6s2is Morton III. ms, KATH-
LEEN MARGARET WILES. aged 8 years,
beloved daughter Of Thomas L. and Mar.
garet c.. Wiles (nee Ready. Notice of
fIineral harRa fer -
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SHORTER. ELLA. On Tuesday, November
10. 1881. at Casualty Hospital ELLA
SHORTER, She leaves a host of friends
TO mourn her departure. Remains resting
at the John 7. Rhines funeral chapel 3rd
and Eye SITS. sw. Funeral Friday Novem~
Der 10, at 1870 pm, from Mount Moriah
Interment Harmony Cemetery
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SHORTER, ELLA on1cers and members =

SHORTER, ELLA. On1cers and members Of
Mioian Wing Grand Encampment, No. q
are hereby notified of the death of Sister
ELLA SHORTER. Funeral Friday, Novem-
Der -. 1881, / pm, Mount Moriah Ban
fist Church. 3rd and L sts s.w. Cali meet
ing Thursday, November IL, 8 pm, Fish
erman Hall. w CARTER II
M. MONTGOMERY, Secy' " u
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SHORTER, ELLA. All officers and :

SHORTER, ELLA. All officers and members
Of District Grand Lodge, No. 2, N. G. U.
o.. OF ChaldeanS, are notified to attend
call meeting Thursday, November IL, 1881,
at 1880 2 m, FIshernen's Hall, to arrange
for the funeral Of Sister ELLA SHORTER
P: g. M. Funeral Friday, November 49,
at l pm. from Mount Moriah Baptist
Church. 3rd and L SITS. sw
WILLIAM BRENT, Dist. Grand Master
MAUDE JOHNSON, Dist. Grand Secy =
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SISTER JULIA HOWARD. w. M.
BROTHER ALBERT SPRIGGS, w. p.
SISTER MAUD WHITE, Fin. Sec..

SHORTER, ELLA. Oflcers and members of
Magnolia Council No. 6, I. B. p. o. E.
OF W.. are notified to meet at the Elks
Home, 18th and Que SITS. NV, Thursday,
November IL, 1891, at 8 PM to arrange
Tor the funeral Of Loyal Daughter ELLA
SHORTER. Funeral from Mount Moriah
Baptist Church, Bird and L SITS. s.w., Fri
day, November Is, at 1880 pm.
49, LUELLA JOHNSON, Loyal D. r.
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sCHOENEMAN. CuAnIFs On uedr..

DH7-N H@I'HFA.N. NIIAtALESs Oh WEDNESDAY,
November II, 1881, in BROOKLYN, N, Y,
Of Mrs. j. j., Welch of Brooklyn and
Charles r. and George J. Schoeneman Of
washington, d. G. Funeral Friday, Mo-
Vember l3, at 2 Pm, from Hambly's fu-
neral parlors, NeWpnrt. q /
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at Georgetown Hospital. JOSEPH, beloTei
husband of Mary Schiavone Funeral
from his late residence, 213 West Bradley
lane, Chevy Chase. Md. Saturday NoYern-
per IA; at o $50 an an. Requiem mass at 9
Bethesda. Md. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery "a
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day: November II, 1881. at his residence,
1880 nth st; NV, GEORGE, the beloved
father 81 Joseph and Lester Sanders Of
Washington. d. C., and Alfonso Sanders
OF France; Mrs. Bertha Lempke of WASH
ington: d. c.. and Mrs. Ruth Simmons of
New York. Funeral Friday, November 49,
at pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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SHORTER, ELLA. To the Ofacers and Mem
bers OF St. Mary's Court, No. 2. A. Q. D.
OF j.: You are requested to assemble at
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 3rd and /
SITS. s.w., Friday November IS, 1881, st
1880 O'Clock. for the funeral of Sister
ELLA SHORTER. Done by order of said
court.
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STEPHENS, MARY JANE. Suddenly. on
Monday, November g. 1881, at her resi-;
STEPHENS, widow of the late Joseph
Stephens. Funeral services, at the Oliver
B. jenkins funeral home, 300 10th st. NV,
Thursday, November u, at 7:3o pm.
lRichmond. Va, papers please copy.( .
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PoATS: TERESA. On Thursday, November
u, 1881, TERESA, beloved wife of John L
Poats. Funeral from her late residences.
720 st. s.w.. on Saturday. November IA
at pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Rock Creek Ceuetery n
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Drafha.

JENKs. AGNES DOUGLASS. On wednes-
S day. Noyembsr H. 1891, e. her Iestaenes
:SR: Pa.@s :ssr1s., s.1
Der y, at 2:Is pm. at Hysong's parlors,
1900 N st. NV. Interment Arlington Ma
JOHNSON, AMANDA. On wednesday. NO
vember II, 1891, AMANDA JOHNSON Fi-
s Otis r Aliens funeral home. 18th st, and
invited. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
JOHNSON. WINFIELD BAKER. Suddenly.
on TUESDAY, November 10, 1881. in Wesley
M1mgSf5 AK dSspisS AN AlSnta Ga WIN
late Nestie Pugh Johnson, and father of
Mgilnneld Griggs johnson and David Pierce
per Is, AZ ESQ ?. m, at the family home
Ser, Mtspehester, Ga; Interment in City
KERR; RoBERT I. Wednesday, November
II. 1891, ROBERT L. KERR beloved nus
band OF Mary Rebecca Chipley Kerr Fu-
n Ts59 from from the paElors OF Aimas R speaIe
~ am, Interment at Stephens City, Va.
KLINGE, THEODORE F.. On Thursday. No
g gem5er o. y 1881 at the residence Of bis
St. NV T 4Iis FFussey S02 ast Warder
loving husband OF the late Barbara NJ
tkhsse' Funeral services and interment
KoEHLER. GEORGE. On Tuesday. Novem-
per 10, 1881, at Garfield Hospital, GEORGE.
beloved husband Of Estells N. Koehier and
koeer and charotteM kos ne Ge0TEe
ased u years. Funeral private. 10
KoLLMEYER. ELIZABETH. On TUESDAY,.
EEfpYyeenl El TO- 1891 at Emergency Hospital
kKdoInzABETA. wifi, of The late Herman A.
H. =; a rnsta Herman kollmeyer Services at
vember 49, at 2 pm. Intermsnt Prospect
Hul cemetery. IL
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STOKELY, WILSON 7. On wednesday. No
tarium. WILSON r.. beloved. husband Of
Ruth E. Stokely Funeral from w. w.
Chambers CO. funeral home, 400 Chaplin
st. NV, on Friday. November Is, at pm.
Interment. Cedar Hill Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1931-09-09
Kin Of Larz
Anderson
To Wed

An interesting marriage to
Washingtonians will be that of
Miss Constance Fowler Kennedy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Kennedy, Of Garden City,
N. Y, to Mr.. Larz F. Anderson,
of Dorsey Farm, Easton, Md,
son of Mrs. H. Belin VOORHEES,,
and cousin of Mr.. Larz Ander-
SON, of Washington, former am,
bassador to Japan, and former
minister to China, which will
take place next Saturday at the
brides home.
Miss Phyllis Kennedy will be
the maid of honor and only at.
tendant for her sister, and Mr..
H. Belin Voorhees, will serve as
best man for Mr.. Anderson.
will Live At EaStOn
Upon their return from wed
ding trip, Mr.. Anderson and his
bride will make their home at
Dorsey Farm, Easton. Md.
The bride-elect was educated
at the Cathedral School of st.
Mary. Garden City. Mr.. Ander-
son attended the Pomfret School
and was a member of the class
of 30 at Harvard University.
The Washington times., 1931-09-09
Envoy Will
Return
Soon

The Minister of Norway and
Nine. Bachke are expected
back in Washington about the
first of October from Scandi-
navia where they have spent
the greater part of the past
summer. The Minister sailed
July z to join Nine. Bachke
and their son who went abroad
much earlier in the season.
The Secretary of the Lega-
ton of Norway, Mr.. Thorgeir
T. Siqveland, will sail Scptcm-
ber IL for Norway, where he
will join Nine. Siqveland. On
his arrival there he will as
sumo his new duties in the
Department of the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs.
Mr.. Aage Bryn has arrived
in Washington where he was
recently appointed attache of
the legation of Norway.
The Washington times., 1931-09-09
Philippine Trip

The Gecretary of War, Mr..
Patrick ]. Hurley and Mrs. Hur-
ley are planning to sail from
the Philippines on October /,
and will arrive on the West
Coast about the middle of the
month. They will make a series
of visits in the West before re
turning to the Capital where
they will be joined by their
children who have been with
Mrs. Hurley's parents, Admiral
and Mrs. Henry B. Wilson, at
Ventnor, during their absence.
The Washington times., 1931-09-09
Consular News
Or Interest

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald e.
Gray have paid a brief visit to
the Capital en- route to Mr..
Grey's new post as vice consul
in the American embassy at
Bordeaux, France. For the past
year and a half Mr.. Gray has
been vice consul at Callao-Lima,
Peru. They will sail on the S. S.
President Roosevelt for France
on September Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon P. Mer-
riam have been in this coun-
try for several weeks to spend
Mr.. Merriam's leave of absence
from his post. and they have
passed the greater part of the
time at their home in Lexing-
ton, Mass. Mr.. Merriam has
been language officer at the
American embassy in Paris for
the past year and has now been
assigned to the same position in
the American embassy IN Cairo,
Egypt. They will sail from New
York on September II for his
new post.
Mr.. William r. Lynch has ar
riy n Washington to spend
his leave of absence from his
post as vice consul at the
American embassy in Shanghai.
China. He plans to return to
China early in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Duer, of this city, who are in
New York, have as their guest,
their daughter, Mrs. Ferdinand
L. Mayer, wife of the attache
of the United States Embassy
in Brussels, who arrived a few
days ago.