davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Jewelry Department

ALARM CLOCKS, nickel-p plated
case; top bell alarm. Plain kOo
dial. Practical timekeeper Wv
15c AND 19c SILVER-PLATED
WARE. Stainless steel knives,
medium and salad forks, table,
tea, and soup spoons, butter
knives, sugar shells. I0-year
guarantee. Sevilla pattern. O.
Edtn ...............
Evening star., 1932-09-01
WOMAN OFFICIAL GETS
LAST WORD IN DISPUTE
Minnesota Treasurer Accords Her
Same Privilege as I Do MY
Wife, He. Explains.

By the Associated Press
ST. PAUL, September being a
married man, Julius A. Schmahl, State
treasurer, remained silent today.
Mrs. Jean w. Witch. State budget
commissioner, he claimed, threatened a
deputy when he refused to approve a
$17.65 expense account.
She penned reply bristling with in
dignatio
But Mr.. Schmahl kept his mouth
shut. Il will grant Mrs. Wittich," said
he, "the same privilege as I do my
wife. Mrs. Schmahl always has the
last word"
In recent month 895, ,000, 900 units
Of electricity were generated in Britain.
Evening star., 1932-09-01
STORE-WIDE OPPORTUNITIES
Auto Accessories

AUTO SEAT COVERS for 1880
81 Ford and 1931-32 Chevrolet
coaches Keep your car $145
neat and clean ......... -
SIMONIZ AUTO POLISH AND
CLEANER protects the 1Oo
finish Of your car. =. 80. @S
Evening star., 1932-09-01
STORE-WIDE OPPORTUNITIES
Curtains, Draperies,
Blankets


MARQUISETTE PANELS, 3s
inches wide, 2A yards long. 800
French bottoms. 4 for. l.
2sc and 39c CRETONNE, chintz
and conventional designs Of great
beauty. So inches wide. 10,
Cut from full bolts. Yard ~
LOVELY 54-IN. TAPESTRY,
woven Of heavy cotton yarns,
antique English and. ratine.
A lifetime buy at a OQo
yard ................. wv
DOUBLE FACED CRETONNES,
direct reproductions of Old Eng
lish warp prints famous the world
over. 39c 36-inch width cOo
for, yard. ................ nv
Soc 5o-inch width for, IOo
yard ................ ~
NEW SUNFAST RAYON DAM
ASK. 36 inches wide, the lowest
price, In Sears history for such
exquisite quality. Blue, gold,
green, rust, red rose. 2Oo
PART WOOL BLANKETS, in
beautiful new plaids Of rose. blue,
gold, green, orchid. bound N 4
inch luster sateen, per $149
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Stationery
Department

Save on School Supplies
See Our Complete Line
"PORTO-RITE" TYPEWRITER,
new, improved model. Sold on
easy payments. New S2O95
low price. .....,.... "
Evening star., 1932-09-01
Sporting Goods
Department

1888 GOLF OUTFIT, all steel
shaft, four clubs and bag sO9S
with ripper ball pocket. Set p
loc and 15c CIGARS, box S1ss
OF so In wood box, for. 80. l.
s1.ss ASH STANDS, made Of cast
iron. Artistically designed. 81
Eacn ................
METAL ASH TRAYS and match
holders. Attractively trim IN
med In green and red. Each 1OC
sI.39 OUTING JUGS, gallon size,
aluminium top, rust-prOof con-
struction. Double insula- o.
tion. Each. .............. /TS
HOmeware Dept.
s5c BACON AND EGG FRYER.
Eggs are kept separate. EOo
Both fried at the same time C/N
COLDPACK GAMER. gray en-
amel. 5-gallon pot with $1o9
rack TO hold LOT. jars L.
79c STEPON KITCHEN CANS,
heavy green tnameIed pail with
10-qt galvanized remova- EOo
Bile insert pail. CIC
SPEED-EZEE ICE CREAM
FREEZER, sturdy wood tub,
metal dasher with wooden OQo
wings. Quickly freezes. :. /oS
CURTAIN STRETCHER, bunga-
low style. Easily adjusted QOo
to 64xS2 inches. Brass pins. Wv
Evening star., 1932-11-16
SIMON {. SULLIVAN,
POSTAL CHIEF, DIES
Noted Penman often Called to
White House to Write invita-
tions for Social Functions.

Simon Z. Sullivan. 81, assistant sd-
perintendent of postmaster appoint
ments In the Post ONCE Deartment,
died yesterday at Providence Hospital
after a heart attack suffered while en-
route to his home In Friendship
Heights, Md.
Mr.. Sullivan was known throughout
the Government service as fine pen
man, and often before he became as
sistant superintendent was called to
the White House to Writ. invitations TO
social functions.
He was q native of Boston and grad
uated from the Georgetown University
Law School In 1898 as highest ranking
man in his class
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Mary Polk Sullivan; son, James Polk
Sullivan, and a daughter. Miss Mary
Stuart Sullivan.
Funeral services will be held at his
residence, 230 Wootton avenue, Friend
ship Heights, at 8:45 am, Friday, fol-
lowed by mass at st. AIMS Catholic
Church, Tenleytown, at 9 am.
Evening star., 1932-11-16
Marriage Licenses.

Dean L. Garrison. 26. 1924 Harvard St.
and Leila Z. Hoke, 26, i424 Harvard ST.;
Rev. James H. Taylor.
Gertrude shenker, 22. Baltimore; Rev. J. r
Myer Ehrlich. "a, ss2e warder st.. and
gettye Pruss, 1s, 400 Columbia rd.; Rev
JACOB b. darrott, "a. 41oe Third st.. and
Helen MCNAMARA, %. 1924 Massachusetts
ave; Rev: Joseph r. Stzoo.
Richard r. Lane. Is. 1927 X ST., and
Blanche X. Jones, II. 2T04 Stanton I'd. Sc;
John d. Davidson. 80. 1871 goth St. and
Alice Morey, 81. 1881 goth St; Rev. H. w.
George NJ Larry. 80. and Edith walton.
Ss. both Of New York city; Rev. Allan F.
Charles NJ. wilson. 2s, 1923 st. and
Flo Z. Barnes, 81, 1923 ! St; Rev. Herman
RAYMOND X. Hancock. "a. aaos Mime
So Rds. sns kksnrfn k.S ohnson s%ss; 49,
Eddie Il Lonss:t, g: giscos, va. and
Resinsld p, Parry. 81. and Evelyn L.
ns. Msysr. FL, both Of Baltimore; Rev. A. N.
p.sSi s,ig.ys:s ss:s' cs la lao " St e. .s md
j. J. Clark
Evening star., 1932-11-16
SERVICES ARE HELD
FOR R. S. BR0OKINGS
Philanthropist Will Be Buried in
St. Louis, Where He Spent
Great Part Of Life.

Funeral services were held at IL am.
today for Robert Somers Brookings, 81,
founder Of the Brookinss Institution,
who died yesterday at his home, 27O0
Upton street, following an illness of two
weeks. The bodye viii be taken to st.
Louis, where Mn Brookings spent q
great part Of his life, for burial
The philanthropist, economist and
educator, who retired from active busi-
ness at 46 to devote his life and for
tune to education and research, served
as president of washington University
In St. Louis until he came to Washing
ton during the war as chairman of the
Price Fixing Committee Of the War
Industries Board.
A native Of Maryland, he received
his only formal education ct West Not
tingham Academy in that State, but
had since received honorary degrees
from Yale, Harvard, Washington Uni
versity and the University OF Missouri,
and was the author of several authori-
tative works on subjects dealing with
economies.
Evening star., 1932-11-16
PROMINENT TUTOR
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
William T. Mackey Taught Her
bert Hoover, Jr., and Col.
!. Lindbergh Here.

A heart attack in a Philadelphia
suburb proved fatal yesterday to Will
liam r. Mackey, so. former Latin
teacher at Sidwell Friends School here,
who numbered Col Charles A. Lind
bergh and Herbert Hoover, jr., among
his pupils.
Mr.. Mackey was overcome In the Of
flee Of the tax collector at woodbourne,
Pa. where he had gone from his home
at Langhorne to pay taxes.
Mr.. Mackey tutored young indbergh
in beginners Latin during the school
term of 1914-19l5, when the flyer was
brought as boy to Washington by his
late father, member of Congress from
Minnesota. He also taught Herbert
Hoover, jr., several years later
During his association with the school
here from 1914 to 1923, three of Mr..
Mackey's children were enrolled, Agnes,
Jean and william.
Mr. Mackey, a cousin Of Harry A.
Mackey, former mayor Of Philadelphia,
was fellow of the Royal Society Of
Arts in London and formerly taught
languages at the Germantown, Pa, High
School He recently had been tutoring
9 member Of the Du Pont family at
Wilmington, Del.
The Bible, or some part Of IL, has now
been translated into over 900 languages
Evening star., 1932-11-16
DratHH.

nRdlklhe
ARMIeER. VIRGINIA ?. on Tuesday. No.
ERorR afo nss saas M.yson Ms sslOsed ssNoNTA Wiie
fssidenee H5 psndsi MAJ rsidsy' o noTemsei 1ss ssi
Invited. IntsEmsnt Rock Crcsk Cemetery
BARNHART. HARRY. Suddenly. on Tues.
dss w. ias2 q Ms Essldspss @
II The 5etb year Of his age. 5siovsd h1s!
and T BE- q bsG s Fs soys s.sa.nss
Relatives and friends are invited. Re.
mains will leave by automobile for inter.
' W BE- s hed soe Mi oemst.ry nsss Spor
arrival 1nterment Haeerstown. Nd. 1s
III fsse tAhEs sowIsR @ ISSRasyi q 2s$i SY'PG &
Sse Rhode s Island ave- We NV. Notice s"ts o
funeral later. IT
BURTON, ANNIE. Departed this life Mon.
8 survived by one son. two granddaugh.
mains may be viewed after 4 pm, wed
son & co. funeral church. i700 Vermont
4. y. M. ?. Church. Attn and sts. Sc, Al
ment Payne's Cemetery.
CARTER, ISABELLE r. Departed this life
Ions sndAy and painfui HfmPif Illness isaBEiIE ish LIE
A beovsG Rfs VIE GFcn n ass s Ssr SRs sa
Notice Of funeral later.
CARTER. MARY v. On Monday, Novem.
Der IA. 1882. at 1o:05 am, at the resi-.
dence Of her daughter, Mrs; Styles E
loSsd Vile 0S q the " late s BashFod & csEaei G
and mother Of Mrs. Harvey Francis, Mrs
Fnra from the ana aboTs fssdence ii
seiafvss siPfSSaA' and S0ffRs ff2ends Invited 1nter
ment at, Prospect Hill Cemetery.
CROMWELL. MELVILLE. On Tuesday, No.
dence Of his daughter, Neva 6. Cromwell
wF @ lstn gsss st nT P:u1 MEdvIE dsfbdc SR0M
day. Interment Mount olivet Cemetery
Frederick, Nd Baltimore papers please
copy) Please omit flowers.
DADE. WILLIAM. On Tuesday. November
Of weiby Dade. Brother NA Of Louise cH Grisby By
Ida Colyin, Bessie Washington, Cora Dill
lon, L9venis orisby and Geneya Mercy
Si@;; sS'1r. from 1at tie w. Erpess Jarvis ignsrs
GAINESVILLE. Va. II
DoUCET, CORA CAROLINE. Suddenly. or
sa aops ESXe6esF ecEA Ii 6RoE d92 Fl boUdE Ss
lnes Cock, beloved wife Of Charles Doucei
and daughter of Harvey and May Coct
Of Clarendon. Va. She Is also survived
by three daughters. Ester May. Dolores
and Rosalee. Funeral Friday, November
IS: at 2 pm; from the Ives funeral home
$40 Wilson blvd, Clarendon, Va Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. II
FORD. ANNIE g. On Monday, Novembe,
Il, 1892, at the residence OF. her son
Charles B.. Ford. East Riverdale Md
ANNIE s.. beloved wife OF the late Johr
2; Ford. She Is survived by. four. sons
Charles B., Philip A., Louis H. and Will
liam J. Ford. Remains resting at Gasch'
sons parlors. Hyattsyille, Md. Funeral
November II at $40 am; thence tc
st, Jerome's Catholic Church. Hyatts-
vile, Md. where mass will be said at q
am. nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
16
HENSON. MARTHA On Monday. November
A., 1882, MARTHA HENSON. lovine
mother of James Butler, sister of jose
phine Fenwick. Annie Gross, Katie Brooks
Maggie Thompson. Hayes Williams and
Rufus Williams. Funeral Thursday No
vember II. az pm, from J. r Stewart
funeral home, 80 st. ne. Interment
BladensbuTg.
Evening star., 1932-11-16
Births Reported.

Constantine and Winifred O. Lester, siri
Charles I. and Mamie E. johnson, girl.
Harry D. and Florence M. Eisenbauer, girl
John s, and Ella z. Drury, girl.
Willard G. and Julia v. Maddox, girl.
Earl II. and Mary A. Francis, girl.
George Z. and Margaret Moreland, girl.
James ?. and Mary A. Junghaus. girl.
Richard r, and Bertha I. Carter, boy.
Robert and Helen Speiden, boy.
Andrew @. and Amelia L, Flaherty, boy.
Homer L. and Nora Z. Fox boy.
John T. and Nora McAulife. boy.
James M. and Louise Gingell, boy
william e. and Nora T. Fay, boy
Joseph II. and Marguerite A. Davis. boy
George d. and Lelice Bunting. boy,
Carroll @. and Virginia C. Scott, girl
John H. and Martha L. Hughes, girl.
Stewart and Alice Boyd. girl
Robert and Hattie Savage, girl.
William and Priscilla Matthews, girl.
Roosevelt and Albeula Watkins, girl,
Ollie and Diana Davis, girl.
Lorenzo and Olive Wilson, girl
Henry and Delhia Lindsay, Rirl.
John F. and Msude v. Lancaster. boy.
Charles and Elaine Carter. boy.
Clarence and Martha Hargrove, boy.
John and Beatrice Burgess, boy.
James e. and Katherine Bowman. boy.
Hess. @. and Agnes Washineton, boy.
John l.. and Ella Q. Baylor, Girl.
Theodore r, and GLADYS L. Taylor, boy,
Gilbert and Rosina Cephas, boy.
Robert l.. and AnnAbelle b. StriRgieR boy
Thomas and Annie HARRINGTON, boy,
william and Ruth johnson, boy
Evening star., 1932-11-16
I'm Mriitnrtati,.

BERRY, VIRGINIA. In memory Of our dear
mother and gre1dmother. VIRGINIA
BERRY. who passed away six years ago
today, November 10. 1926.
miss your kind and willing hand,
Your fond and earnest care;
miss you. en- dear mother,
] miss you everywhere.
LOVING bAuGHTER. ALICE WHALING.
They say time heals q broken heart,
But oh, II seems untrue.
For six years my heart has ached,
Loving, dear Granny. for you.
LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER INEz.
FOR beneath the smiles is an aching heart
That Is always iengiug for yQy,
LOVING GRANDDAUGHTER 1102ENEBp
Evening star., 1932-11-16
RITES FOR MRS. WATERS
Funeral Services VIII Be Held To
morrow In Glenwood.

7 Funeral services for Mrs Tacy Francis
Waters. rs, who died Monday In Pruvi-
dence hospital. win be held In Glen
wood Cemetery ut pm. tomorrow.
Mr.. waters, a native Of Riverton, VT,
IL survived by two daughters, Mrs.
Georgia H. Swan and Mrs. Pauline L.
Harmon; brother, William NJ. Stinson,
all OF Philadelphia, and a sister. Mrs.
Martha J. johnson, and four grandchil-
dren, Francis Swan and Clark, Georgia
and Boy Harmon.
Evening star., 1932-11-16
0tarn uf Tlranka.

HfEI. J.. THEODORE. We Yish to thank
pathy and floral tributes at the death Of
2gE beloysq fsther, THEQpQRE HILL.
SEN, Mr.. PRED HILL. IL
Evening star., 1932-11-16

Pardon me if seem to but, oh, those IRE.
sistible dresSes snatched rabbits hair wool with
jaunty suede jacket land initiated it Saturday at the
Georgetown-West Virginia game). | saw trim rough
crepes that are grand for school And formal
dresses that perfect anselslook if they stepped
doubleduty roc in hyacnth rough crepe that does gor
seous things for my eyes and complexion. found
many enchanting dresses in sizes IL to IL that had
difficulty deciding just what wanted. But my common
and pocketbook finally got together and what
a wardrobe we assembled"
Evening star., 1932-11-16
Deaths Reported.

Walter Baseman, II. Sibley Hospital.
Emma Oetzel. 80. 915 Farrasut st.
Louise Greer. 65. Gallinger Hospital
william C. Chamberlain, 65, Union Sta
tion.
Edward G. Clark, 81, st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
catherine p. Kiewit. 50, COS E st.
Robert s. Akers. 5s, Garfield Hospital
Mae B. Tavenner, As, 3713 Fulton ST.
William Gray. a.. GaHinger Hospital.
Samuel De W. Tallmadge, 40. Walter
Frank Hughes, Al. Georsetown University
Hospital.
Robert w, Hannemann, ir.. 90. en- route
pitaI
George Arner. SO, 345 22d st.
Thomas Hepburn. 81, Home for Aged and
Infirm
Este1le Carroll. 5s. sibley Hospital.
Molly Robinson. so, Freedmen's Hospital
John Brown. 49, 45oI Sheriff I'd. ne,
Fred Byrd, 35. 1928 10th ST.
George Newman, 10, tuberculosis Hos
John Il. Hayes, infant, SIS N ST. Sc
Evening star., 1932-11-16

Der =, 1882, at Providence Hospitai.
bERTHA r., beloved wife Of Harry j.
SLahL Funeral from her late residence
200 Kentucky ave. Sc, Friday, Novem-
Per ~, At 10 am. Funeral services in
nativity p. Z. Church, Massachusetts ave
end st. Sc, at 1890 am. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Cedar
Evening star., 1932-11-16

kIEWIT, KATHERINE p. On Monday. NO
xemoer IA, 1899, at her residence. 60s
st. NV. Miss KATHERINE P. KIEWTT.
beloved sister Of Mrs. MONTGOMERY Davis
OF this city. Remains resting at Hysongs
parlors. 1900 n st. NV. Funeral serv-
ices Thursday, November IT. at II am
from the Westminster Presbyterian
CHURCH. 7th St near Z s.w. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery ia
Evening star., 1932-11-16
STAHL. BERTHA r. The members NJ re,

sIAhL. bEkIHA x. The members of Gen
Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary No. 8.
and Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
& k4Afe Camp, No. /, are requested to
MH6A4 assemble at the late residence,
M&NA 266 Kentucky ave. Sc, at 1918
gN am, Friday, November IL 1892
to assist in the interment Of our
late sister. BERTHA r. STAHI., beloved
WiIe OF Comrade Marry J. S.aill. III Cedar
Evening star., 1932-11-16

The Bible, or some part Of 10. has now
been translated into over 600 languages,
Evening star., 1932-11-16
v,,, ESTHER ERHARDT. President.

,,,,,rr E5IHER ERHARDT, President.
BEULAH COPE, Secretary. II
sTRNGIRTH, CLARA T. MAEDEI. On
WASHINGTON sanitarium Hospital, Tskoma
aFs E y Nj Renhod GhAEA T M5PE s45ETEb be0sd s0S1
resting at Warner z. Pumphrey's funeral
npiaeopsf nSmie R9fcFylie becb Nd Services at Christ
asy aas prosD.ss9 M3ysR9sT TI e e:ma =. pm. Inter
SULLIVAN. SIMON z. Suddenly. November
Erendshfp Hsiss HEaisnsncs Nd 2Se s1MSN MSStfn
SULLIVAN husband of Mary Polk suii-
Friday November N% s at ms s45 sts tSencs
TO st. AIMS Catholic Church, TenieytoWn,
q. G.. where requiem mass will be said at
am. 1nterment Holy Rood Cemetery. II
TAPPAN. ALICE p. On Tuesday. Novem-
rs years, widow Of Hiram r. Tappsn ana and
RShfI Msss zfsfr afsf North csp
s afz SSysaReE satena Il e. Pr
Waters; TACY FRANCES. On Monday.
tai, TACY. FRANCES. in her 77th year year,
loving mother Of Mrs. Georgia H. swan
from her late residence, 1908 10th st.
nv" THURSDAY, November IL, at 2:30
"bTKEs saI isas i5sgassIusT cg9.I On Mqnasy Soys@
JUNIUsT WATKINS. Remains resting Al
Rs " EFns1t nV 'sEs sn ni5a Sm '1Vss as2
Burial at Pax. w. va.
WITHER0W, JOHN 8, Tuesday. November
10, 1882, at his residence, 3410 Maconb
Moro WIthsrow. aged eleven YEATS eleven ven
months. Funeral seryiceg At the above
am. Interment Taneytown, Md. II
WRIGHT, MARY FRANCES. On Tuesday,
November l5, 1882. at Gizssboro, NJ j.,
MARY FRANCES WRIGHT Mrs Samuel
Church. Rock Greek Cenietery. 5 o'clock
Friday, November 1s. 1nterment private.
Evening star., 1932-11-16

15 fSb2 At c6icsSon, n 1 esfaR MARY fTSysnsss TSWns
1nee Sullivan). beloved wife, OF the late
Iimothy, LawIer and aunt OF Mary Ellen
ne. Remains resting at w. Warren Tai.
tavulrs funeral home, l4th and Spring ri
NV: Funeral Friday. November ~ at
$50 Am. REQUIEM mass at Holy Name
Church, at am. Relatives and friends
invited. 1ntermen. Mount OliVet Gem
Evening star., 1932-11-16


BAG-Lady's black bag; vicinity 18th and
Crittenden sts. Call Col 1856. Reward.
BLUE PUMPS, Harvard ST. and 18th, Mon
day pm. Return to Aircraft Shoe Shop or
address on package. Reward.
CAT-Cream, Persian; black spots on nose:
answers name. Ki-Ki Telephone Clev. OHIO.
Liberal reward
DIAMOND RING-Cluster Of diamonds be-
tween 3rd and 4th, on Pa. ave. NV. Re
ward. Lin. 1923. 300 11th st. Sc.
DOG-Female, white; 2 black eyes. strayed
from 914 H st. ne. Call Lincoln 6451. Re-
ward.
GOLD MEDAL, engraved ~ H Howard"
lost Thursday between Sherman ave. and
11th ST. NV. Reward. Call Adams 1945.
HANDBAG, brown, containing letters and
union book with name ''Chas. w. Hampton"
922 NJ st. NV. Dist. 05S0. Reward.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, flute. 8 piccolos,
in Bacas Bros. Restaurant, opposite Navy
Yard: about month ago. Liberal reward.
Call Lin. 2750-W. IL
POCKETBOOK, brown, lady's, containing
S31, change and key. at or near Wisconsin
ave. and Hall pl. Reward. 2215 Hall pl. NV.
PUPPY. white Spitz, months old; lost in
vicinity OF Conn. ave. and Rodman st. We'd
nesday. Reward. Return to Mrs. Martin
Sari 3023 Rodman st. NV.
PURSE black leather. on Wilson lane. near
River I'd. or on Conduit to Chain Bridge; has
drivers d. 9. and Md. permits. registration,
seven 81 bills and other valuable papers.
Phone before PM, Dist. 5470, after pm.
Bradley 202-P-21. Reward.
yyASTcH sdys P1Ioga II or oFss pssF Kanns
Evening star., 1932-11-16

November is, 1888. sot1cMoM 1Si IN FRANZ, FFRRsAsSTy,
LIN JONES. devoted son OF Lewis and
Sallte Jones. brother Of Hortense Bruester
funeral home, 1892 You st. nw., until
saturday noon, thereafter at his late resi-
qence BOZ 22nd st. NV. Funeral sun
day. November 30. at 2 pm, from Oeth-
semane Baptist Church, 22nd and Va ave
TjrcoiETse nin:, iEexi = q Harvey of1ciating. Burial
Evening star., 1932-11-16
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescui
League. n Q st NV: North $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-11-16

day; November Is, al her residsnce i9ss Ieo:
4 s. St; Sc. Apt. 2, MATTIE SCOTT. SHt 81,
Ter.s,s1 TTespes % mourn their loss a husband
ton one sister, one brother and othe,
1e +1eIanves and friends. Remains resting
temporarily ct the funeral parlors q
Alexander S. Pope, 5I5 18th st. Sc, No
Evening star., 1932-11-16

BRRRY, VIRGINIA. In loving remembrance
Of our dear mother and srnndnotheI
VIRGINIA BERRY. who. passed Away siE
TIL memory fades and life departs
You will live forever In our hearts.
DAUGHTER MATTE AND GRANDSON
Evening star., 1932-03-22

their home In washington.
Engagements and Weddings
Announced Interest Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Woodson
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Jean, to Mr.. Albert z. Con-
raids, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Conradis of Washington. Miss Wood
son made her debut Christmas day at
the May1ower. Miss Woodson grad
uated at Holton Arms School, is an ac-
tributed sprightly column entitled.
THE Diary of Deb" for the press.
Mr.. Conradis Is a native of Missouri,
a member Of the Washington Bar, pres
ident of the Cornell Club Of Washing
ton, a life member of the Annapolis
Roads Club, a member of Kappa Delta
Rho Social Fraternity and Phi Delta
Phi Legal Fraternity. A. B. degree. Cor
nell University, M. B. A. degree, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania: L. L. B. degree,
George Washington University, editorial
vice president Of the Central Alumni
Association, having graduated from
Central High School Of Washington
Mr.. Conradis was captain Of the track
team at Central and distinguished him
self as a track star while at Cornell.
No date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs H. wallace Witcover
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Dorothy, to Mr. Herbert E.
Eastwood, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
r. Eastwood of Washington.
The wedding will take place in early
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Harrington Of
3153 Nineteenth street announce the
marriage of their daughter. Mary, to
Mr.. Robert A. Lord March is. Mr..
Harrington Is chief of the division Of
safety of the Bureau of Mines.
Miss Pansy Bloomer has selected
Easter Monday afternoon for her mar
riage to Mr. Alfred Pembroke Thom 3d.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred P. Thorn,
Evening star., 1932-03-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Douglas
Robinson, who are spending the season
at Woodlands. Hamilton, Bermuda,
have been Joined there by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Blaise de Sibour, who sailed
from New York on the Monarch Of
Bermuda. Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson also
have with them Miss Aida Robinson
and Mr.. Henri de Sibour.
party Of 10 spending short time
hurst, director of highways of the Dis
trict, and Mrs. Whitehurst Others in
the party are Mr. F. M. Davidson. main
tenance engineer fox the District of
Columbia, and Mrs. Davidson: Mr.. and
Mrs. H L. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. William
A. Gruman and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Van DuZer.
Evening star., 1932-03-22

Mrs. Minis, widow of Capt. Martin
D. Minis, U. 8. A., entertained at a
charmingly appointed dinner at the
Shoreham last night in honor Of Maj.
Miner F. Felch. U. S. A., and Mrs.
Felch, who celebrated their sixteenth
wedding anniversary The other guests
besides Maj. and Mrs. Felch included
Col. and Mrs. Rawson Warren, Maj.
and Mrs John H Sturgeon, Capt. and
Mrs. Harry A. Vacquerie, Lieut.. and
Mrs. George M. Grimes, Lieut.. Charles
E. Chapel of Quantico. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Wallace, Miss Victoria P. Cop
ping. Mrs. Mary likes, Mr.. A. E. Cook
and Mr., Harry Troutwine.
Evening star., 1932-03-22

jr., and the ceremony will be performed
in the home of Miss Bloomer's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beale Bloomer, IN
Chevy Chase. Canon Peter Of the
Washington Cathedral will ofhciate at 4
o'clock in the presence of small COM
pany of relatives and intimate friends.
Miss Bloonner will be unattended and
Mr.. Conway whittle Thorn will be best
man for his brother. Mr.. Thorn and his
bride will make their home in the
Westchester, where they have taken an
apartment.
Evening star., 1932-03-22

who is spending the Easter vacation
with them. Others at luncheon were
Frank H. Clark. Mrs. Harry A; Bald
ridge, Mrs. Royal 4; Ingersoll; Mrs.
~ bunker. Mrs. Ralph p. Craft, Mrs.
Archibald l.. Parsons, Mrs. Kirby
Smith Mrs. Kinchen L. Hill and Mrs.
Philip G. Lauman.
Evening star., 1932-03-22

Mrs. Jensen. wife of Comdr. Henry
Martin Jensen, U. s. N, was hostess
at luncheon today. entertaining in
compliment to Comdr. Jensen's sister,
Miss Emma Jensen of Toledo, Ohio.
Evening star., 1932-03-22

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Kroger. who
spent several Winters In Washington.
Mrs. Kroger's former home, are at Palm
Beach for the season and have with
them there Mrs. Kroger's daughter.
Miss Danpa Maher, who is there TO