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mer s DrOtner, LIT. werner "A. MuelleT Oh
Carpinteria. Calf. who motored to
Washington for brief visit. They will
spend the coming week end IN Virginia
Beach before the latter's return to the
West Coast.
Mr. M. A. Hofer and Mr.. E. Barker,
Mr. and Mrs o. H Loverback of Wash
ington and Mr.. Tony Barker Of Phila-
delphia, Mr. E. E. Ha1wood of Chicago
and Miss Mary M. Hartman of Grand
Rapids had tea yesterday at Rossdhu
Castle.
Miss Gibson Of Manassas
Entertained During Visit.
Miss Mabel Maffet gave a luncheon
| in her home on Strickler avenue in
| Clarendon today in honor of Miss Lucy
Gibson of Manassas, Va, who is the
at Cherrydale, Va. The guests in
cluded Miss Frances Jewell of Wash
/ ington Miss julie Downey of Berwyn,
! Md; Miss Doris Miller of Clarendon and
Mrs. Guy M. Harbert of FrederickS-
/ burg, Va.
Yesterday Miss Doris Miller enter
! tanned at luncheon in her home in
Clarendon, in compliment to Miss Glib
son. when the guests were Miss Mary
Waller, Miss Mary Brittener, Miss
Mabel Maffet, Mr.. Lewis Miller and
Mr.. Norman Deall.
Mrs. Walter Clifford Burke has
closed her apartment in the Westches-
ter and is now at the Hotel Governor
Clinton in New York. She will sail
shortly for Boston and will then take
two-weeks' motor trip through Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut. staying at
Indian Neck, Conn, and Stamford,
Conn, and Atlantic City before re-
turning to Washington.
Prof Walter Shenton and his family
again are in their home in Wesley
Heights after spending the Summer
at Gettysburg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Stafford Of
Eldorado, Ark; their son, Mr.. Shannon
Stafford; Miss Mary Alice Wharton
and Miss Eloise Wall are at the Shore
ham, having motored from their home.
After visiting in Washington for sew
eral days, they will motor to New York
before returning to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Clement of Great
Neck, Long Island. N. Y, are at the
Carlton for brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Croft have
visiting them IN their home on Court
House road in Lyon Village the atter's
brother, Mr.. Ralph Summer Of Belle
fonte, Pa who is the registrar and
teacher Of history at the Bellefonte
Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sidley of Mime
apols, MINI. are spending few days
in the Capital and are at the Dodge
while here.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Herbert Kempner
of Galveston. Tex, are at the Shore
ham while in Washington for several
days. They expect to visit in Hot
Springs and New York before returning
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Whitehead OF
PhAadelphia, Pa, are passing some time
at the Carlton.
M and Mrs. Harry E. Smith have
returned after a three weeks vacation
spent in Bar Harbor, Me.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Boomer Of New
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M and Mrs. Isaac Herbert Kempner
of Galveston. Tex, are at the Shore
ham while in Washington for several
days. They expect to visit in Hot
Springs and New York before returning
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Whitehead OF
PhNadelphia, Pa, are passing some time
at the Carlton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Boomer Of Ney
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Mr.. and Mrs Harry E. Smith have
returned after a three weeks vacation
spent in Bar Harbor, Me.
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TINE Ambassador Of Brazil, senior
de Lima Silva, returned to the
Summer embassy at Manchester,
Mass, late last evening after
coming to Washington for
special conference with the Secretary
Of State, Mr.. Cordell Hull The Am
bassador and Sonora de Lima Silva
will remain at the Massachusetts, resort
until the first part of October when
they will return to the embassy IN
Washington. :
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Mr. and Mrs A. c. Sidley of Mime
apolis. MINI. are spending few days
in the Capital and are at the Dodge
while here.
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Mr.. and Mrs George Chace and Miss
Mary Louise Chace have closed their
apartment 10 Warcinla'n Park Hotel and
| are at the Essex and Sussex at Spring
Lake, n, ].
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Mr.. and MES Frank a. spicer and
their ito chndren, Robert and Carol.
have returned to their home in Edge
moor, Nd, from visit In New Rochelle,
N. Y, and Hyannis, on Cape Cod.
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Asut Charles Heller, jr., U. 8. A.,
and Nrs. Keller have arrived ftpm Fort
Hnmp4reys, Va, and are at TIE carl
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hr. 4. H. DoQrnan Of the Far East
eru division Of tie Department Of State
aid Mrs. Dooman have leased the home
H Mr. Gregory Tupper at sos South
Zee street, IN Alexandria. The house
q ssasYounded by charming gardens,
waoh old slaves quarters IN the rear,
and has an uninterrupted view Of the
Potomac River and the Maryland bills
beyond. Mr. Doofnan recently was trans
fred to Washington from London,
whefe he has been stationed for several
years.
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od. George Williams, Cavalry, U.
8. A., and Mrs Williams Of Corozal,
canA Zone, are visiting the Atter's
faxher, Mr Harry L. Smith, In his
home. in Riverdale, Md.
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been making his permanent home here
since his retirement two years ago.
Native Of Louisville.
He was born June 4, 1872, In Louis
Vile, and was educated at Washington
and Lee University. A few years later
the Spanish-American War began and
like many other young men he was COM
missioned a lieutenant in the Regular
AAny. His first service was with the
Infantry in Cuba.
Later Col. Bonnycastle saw active
service during the Philippine Insured
tion. He was promoted through the
various grades and routine Army service
was again interrupted for him when
Villa made his raids along the Mexican
border. Col. Bonnycastle was in COM
mand of one Of the two Infantry out
fits that penetrated into Mexico with
Gen. Pershing on the trail Of the Mexi-
can chieftain.
Served During War.
Col. Bonnycastle was still on border
duty when the United States entered
the World War. He was given the
rank Of lieutenant colonel in the Ma
tional Army and short time after was
transferred to the Quartermaster Corps
He served during most Of the war as
divisional quartermaster at Camp
Dodge, in Iowa. helping to train and
equip the thousands Of young men sent
overseas from that Midwestern camp
He was mustered cut of the National
Army in March, 1920, and went back
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Marriage Licenses.

E. Bernice Stewart, 2s, 6l9 B street
northeast; Rev, r. j. Grimke,
ton; 80. both OF Elmont, Va; Rev. John
John Jackson. 81. eo26 L street. and Mar
ggaret garet Smith; Is 1882 corcoran street;
n 81 s. snf xaTsnf rsIk tGasf apa4
j. enSS Wash. 20, 7s11 1upHaRi Street. and Jane
Rodd: 22. sl1 L street southeast; Rev. r.
W Johnson: .o An " . ,.
sm:S r. iiSas ehsfeS is' street. fsS Anew: RsS
T. r Crosby. 3s, Meadyile. Pa, and velm.
pessf Iaeaas' aoTss: o.. ard Ruth sklmp. 81. both
Bert q Rsfys Rs,on E aSs
and Ruth Graham, 23. I94s Twenty
D. seventh street; r; Rev James D. Browne.
seaber. 80. Riehmerd; 'f; Rev. sng John mA1ei e.
Franz snd TorS Nash wD,s.2 T. street
street. Rev. B. H. Whitins.
Robert Carson. q. and Dorothy priscoll, IS.
wilfam RHth Of r. BGs.imere snsas Rey sng III Kelly
:,:S' both Of Richmond Re-. A. r BIRD.
Willard J, Gardner. 33: 43l Ninth street
sf4n., s9TtsVsst snd oys I've KysI 20 3se
Norman MARI, -. si25 oF,rss stfeet. and
kyla ksv n n sces5Tt1 sssr.b. il 1924 First street;
Charles 4. Buechli, 81 Bogota, n. J., and
Alice R Courtney. 2G, SIG Fifth street;
Rev 2 Brtses ,-oo
James ssssssS SssSn IS 500 TSirf:.a;s stree,
and Helen h Smith, 70, Boston; Rev. Z,
S.ks$ss; sSssn ss :!os street. ., and s.sse
Rev. ". westray ii0''heaS'
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DONNELLY FUNERAL
TO BE HELD TUESDAY
Retired Army Officer Will Be
Buried in Arlington National
Cemetery.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Col. Rich
ard John Donnelly, U. S. A., retired,
will be held at his home, 10 Tenth
street northeast, at $50 am. Tuesday
followed by requiem mass at st. Pat
rick's Catholic Church. Burial will
be in Arlington National Cemetery.
Col. Donnelly, who was SO, died at
his home Thursday. A native of this
city, he was educated at st. Johns Col
lege and Georgetown University. later
entering the War Department as a
civilian employe. He was commits
stoned as first lieutenant In the Army
in May, 1898, with the 1st Regiment
D. C. Infantry.
He served, both in this country and
in France, during the World War, be-
ing promoted to the rank of lieutenant
colonel In the adjutant generals Off,
GERS Reserve Corps in November. 1882
Col. Donnelly is survived by his wild
ow. Mrs. Elizabeth Donnelly, and a
daughter, Mary Donnelly, both of this
city. He was member of the Order
Of the United Spanish American War
Veterans. the Washington Council OF
the knights of Columbus and the Mil
itary Order Of Foreign Wars.
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RETIRED CAPTAIN
OF POLICE EXPIRES
William F. FaIvey Was Com
mander of No. 7 Precinct
Five Years.

Capt, William F. Falvey, 7s, one Of
the best known officers of the Police
Department prior to his retirement IL
years ago, died about 10 o'clock last
night at his residence, 311 Tenth street
northeast, after an illness of two weeks.
At the time of his retirement Capt.
Falvey was commander of No. 7
precinct, a post which he had held for
about five years.
Fellow officers on the force knew
Capt. Falvey as one who was always
ready to work for the advancement of
the men under him. He was popular
on the force. to which he was appoint
ed in October of 1894. A native of
Boston, Capt. Falvey joined the Marine
Corps as a drummer boy, and later was
placed in charge Of field music at the
Naval Academy in Annapolis.
Upon leaving the service, Capt. Fall
vey came to Washington to become a
policeman He won a steady advance
ment on the force.
In addition to his widow Mrs.
Elizabeth Blake Falvey, Capt. Falvey is
survived by son, William F. Falvey,
jr.. and three daughters. Mrs. Annie
Hughes, Mrs. May Vinson and Mrs.
Laura Norris, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
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Births Reported.

Clayton and Susan Abel. girl.
Charles o. and Ella Wilson. boy
Morris @ and Anna Cooper. girl
William and Anne Villeneuve, boy,
Richard and Francis Beighey, boy.
Leslie Z. and Myrtle Bopst. girl.
George and Alta Batson, boy.
Samuel S. and Nellie Greene. girl.
Erwin NJ. and Mary Rogers, boy
Joseph A. and Evelyn Mcbride. boy.
William T. and Margaret Kalas, boy.
Joseph z. and Gertrude Finnaeom, girl
Albert and IDA Schwartz, boy;
Clifton and Ruth Shanklin. girl
Donald 9. and Linda Dudley: girl.
George W. and Daisy 0akts, boy
Martin J. and 1gnatia Dolan, boy.
Eugene and Frances weber. boy:
Elz and Dorothea Fuller, girl.
Charles R. and Helen OrndorN. boy.
Thomas J. and Bertha Cody. boy
Foster j. and Marie Anderson. boy.
sydney and Bella Walitzky, girl
r. P ard Beatrice Casey, glrl.
James w. and Sarah Slowe, boy.
Warren E. and Indie Coleman. girl.
| Thornton and Clara Hart. boy.
John and Lilly Whitfield. boy.
Charles and Rose Camp girl.
John and Ophelia Davis, boy.
Norman and Juanlta Duncan, glrl.
Earl c. and Ora Coates. girl.
Theodore and Juanita Proctor. boy.
Edward and Pearl Brown, girl
Joseph and Emma Dickens, girl.
Harden and Flossie Smith. boy.
Elmer and Nellie WiSeman. boy.
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to duty in the Regular Army with rank

to duty in the Regular Army with rank
Of colonel.
Continuing with the Quartermaster
Corps, Col. Bonnycastle served as Sd
Corps Area quartermaster for four
years. This required duty with the
quartermaster generals Office In Wash
ington and at corps area headquar-
ters in Baltimore. In later years, how
ever his health began to fail and he
was retired two years ago for disability.
He is survived oy his widow and three
daughters, one of whom is the wife of
Lieut.. Arthur ]. Bender. They are sta
toned at Fort Mcclellan. in Georgia.
His other daughters, Mrs Harriet Butts
and Miss Barbara Bonnycastle, resided
with their parents
Funeral services will be held at IL
o'clock Tuesday at the chapel In Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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Draths.

/ ARNOLD. ROBERT E. On Saturday. De.
soskr saSsF 2 T. si aRNoID q bso7sd
Chambers Co southeast funeral home
1a54 at p pm fneTmenn I'M coSsFessona sn1sIS
| Cemetery. Relatives ana friends are in
vited.
BEALL ALICE o.; Fridaya 6a PeesmbsE Pod f5, 90
ave. n W" ALICE s. the. beloved vile Of
The !a,s joseph IIi, w BesN and mother oI
W W. Chambers Co. funeral home l4OC
Chaplin st. NV, until Monday. January
friends invited. Interment church cssme'
terry. 81
BEDFORD WILLIAM GORDON. On Friday,
.EDfoRb S Z hsr Of BoTotSy Bsd}6T9 q
4ai7 4af osts sth St 'aio NV, Funeral from the
hssse 4s ss. esh
January /. 1894, al II am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery, 81
BOONE. ALICE. Entered into eternal rest,
Rome ALICE a 1885, RooN 81 the ia
SsoFsf on B0G9s ., mqs
Rosne and John Perry. She also leaves
many other relatives and friends as.,t ,to t.
0uan an the Htl John 0'R F Rhines funeral ehapei
Ard and Eve sts. s.w. Notice Of funeral
hereafter. She has finished her course
kept the faith. with God sure reward
BoUGH: SPENCER h On satqTfay H5;n,Fsi De-
B Bonsh, 1872 Pennsylvania ave, n "
s9d 5ss snf @ ths f.. chapel a4e 50sfP5 S6ee
denly. on Saturday December 30, 1893
at her residence. 900 3rd st. Sc; ELLA
E9wsE5 ht .ns ssE21sa .$ss 3 M5s
She also leaves 70 NOUN 'heT heiT d9 59sS S,tT SIX
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at John, T. Rhines Co s funeral chapeii
;3rd and Eye SITS. sw. Notice OF funeral
BOWIE. ALICE v, DepaIted this this life De-
A.IGE sowE she the asd qyns aTss U5'F Sf
ives and fSisnds tRs5s+ns resting a s
4th St NV Funeral Monday, January
/. 1884 at am. from the above tu-
neral mal,l, psSIors: ns5l Interment Lincoln Me-
WedneEGsy SSHS E a !hhS life m
| New York City. after brief illness; JOHN
z. BRIGHT. r.. son of the late John an and
etf rea g2 isteT two 5aosr HqF6 Taoas aa
| Irving Bright. and other relatives and
friends Remains resting at Campbell
funeral home. 493 Ala st. sw. Notice
OF funeral later.
PaEob6RE = cARfER Fl d.2ossd STo,hef
| of Mabel Truatt and Mrs. Elsie Delany
their loss a host Of other relatives and
Rhines 4 Cos funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
| 1884. at l pm, from the above chapel
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
cHANEX MARY On Fsiday nf DeesmRel esnss
ter ter 1853 IaWrence sne tss'GtH'r ST. ne % MARY g.
| beloved wife Of the late Marene Chaney
and mother OF Mr.. Conrad NJ, CLANCY.
Mrs I IL L stexenss s.+sr. Nj Raymond My i Cha Cha
ridon and Mrs. j. A Curtin. Funeral
from the Nevius funeral home. 924 New
York ave NV, Monday. January ]. 1894
at . pm. 1nterment in Fort Lincoln
| Cemetery. 81
December SO, 1888. 1855 at GAS p PM. aa' At her q
| residence. 1907 23rd st: NV, MARY E
daughter of the late Matthew and Mary
| Cunningham Cnee Cahiln. Funeral on
1om az Wise 'cd Co. a sso home
| 1900 NJ st. NV; thence TO St. Stephen s
! Catholic Church. 25th and Pa ave; NV
| where mass will be said at m; for the
sRfsa of hsH s9a dan Tet and cea
2S, 1883, at the residence Of ohI MS Hsi daush,
Mrs EaSard / Sh hsdy.a 5Es? bNeBaUa NeStU
s Mandsy SSs ssSsr1 shs sSIvs
| and interment Tuesday. January 9. a.
Washington. N, J. Relatives and frlend'
| invited. -31-
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COL. BONNYCASTLE
!. EXPIRES SUDDENLY
Brother-in-LaW of Marvin H.
Mcintyre Is Victim of
Heart Attack.

Col. Henry C. Bonnycastle, U. S. A.,
retired, brother-in-law of Marvin H.
Mcintyre. secretary to President Roose-
welt, died suddenly from heart attack
yesterday at his residence, 1859 Har-
ward terrace. He was 81 years old and
had spent 33 years in active Army serv-
ice, participating in several campaigns.
Col Bonnycastle had retired on April
30. 1881, for disability in line OF duty.
There had been nothing alarming in
his condition, and yesterday morning
he was up and about usual when he
dropped dead in his home.
During a long career in the Army
and extended duty in Washington after
the World War, Col. Bonnycastle be-
came well known in this city. He had
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MRS. MARY 0DEN CHANEY
DIES while VISITING
Native of Prince Georges County
Passes Away at Home Of
Daughter.

Mrs. Mary Oden Chaney. a resident
Of this city for Al years, died Friday
night at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Frank Peters, 1922 Lawrence
street northeast, where she had been
visiting. Mrs. CLANCY, who was rs,
lived at 220 Tenth street northeast.
She was q member Of the Sherwood
Presbyterian Church and was born in
Prince Georges County, near Seat
Pleasant, Md.
Besides Mrs. Peters, Mrs. CLANCY is
survived by three other daughters, Mrs.
Leroy Stevens, Mrs. r. W. Corridor
and Mrs. ]. A. Curtin, and two sons,
Conrad M. and Raymond l.. Chaney,
all Of this city.
Funeral services will be held at the
Herbert B. Nevius funeral home, at
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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SEEK WINE QUOTA BOOST
Exporters and Growers Request
Increases for Spain.

MADRID, December 80 CP).-Wine
exporters, representatives Of the grape
growers associations, and deputies from
the wine regions conferred today with
officials Of the state and commercial
ministries urging more active negotia-
tions for an increase in the Spanish
wine export quota to the United States.
Commercial circles, meanwhile, said
they were disturbed over the forth
coming publication CT a decree which
was expected to set import contingents
following reports from America that
wine quotas may be reduced or ex-
panded to equal quotas or advantages
offered by other countries.
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Deaths Reported.

Theodore A. Her. so. Garfield Hospital
George L. W Baum 70, Home for 1ncurables
Rosa B. Leake, So. Garfield Hospital.
yW9s,e1pnrne Wi,1a GHanam %: HOME Aseo Innrm
Ada WiSlson. 80. Garfield Hospital
Edward r. Williams. SIS. Bureau Of Engrav.
Ing and Printing
Della Keenan,. SO. 1898 eth st.
William Colyert, so. 436 st.
Theodore z Carter. -. Gallinger Hospital
Bessie BRYANT, "a. 5000 Drake st. ne
John r. Brown %. 1lO4 4ath pl. ne
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LETTERS OF ABUSE CAUSE
COLLAPSE OF ENGINEER
Suffers Nervous Breakdown After
French Train Wreck in Which
200 Were Killed.
By the Associated Press.
DARIS Dara~har

By the Associa led Press.
PARIS, December 3o-A fcod OF
anonymous letters abusing and threat
enlng him 80 preyed on the mind Of
Lucien Daudigny, engineer of one of
two trains that collided last Saturday
and killed 200 persons, that he suffered
a nervous collapse tonight
His condition was described as seri-
Gus. Relatives said that he had borne
up we'll under the shock Of the acci-
dent because he felt he was not re-
sponsible, but that he suffered anguish
because Of the letters he received daily
The collision occurred at Suburban
Lagny The 2ooth victim. a railroad
man whose only child was killed in the
wreck and whose wife lost an arm.
died today.
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Uarn nf Thanka.

MoSIGoMLRY HoLDEN R. We wish to
those Of the Franklin Administrator
Building our friends and relatives iOI
their tributes during the sickness and at
toe soe dse5h H6I 9I our deXeSed spsSsnd and
The FAMILY.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

TODAY.
Dance. Knights Of Columbus, WASH
ington Council, ball room, Mayfiower
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Dance, Kappa Phi Fraternity, Chinese
room, Maytlower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Dance. Del Sigma Fraternity, garden
Mayf1ower Hotel. 1890 pm.
Dance. Chi Sigma Sorority, palm court
Mayfiower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Meeting, National Student Fedora
ton. ball room. Mayfower Hotel 9:45
m.
Luncheon, Executive Committee, Ma
tional Student Federation, Pan -Ameri-
can room, Mayflower Hotel, noon.
Convention, Phi Lambda Kappa Fra
ternity, Willard Hotel, all day.
Meeting. Upsilon Lambda Phi Fra
ternity, Hamilton Hotel. 4:30 pm.
TOMORROW
Reception, Department Of the Po-
tomac, Womans Relief Corps. in
homer Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue, /
pm.
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In Mrmnrtam.

Temembranee Of oa2 dear n m6Fnef. S5d eI' MAY
years ago HER sffsx LoRfNG }fSS5fVSI cH1IbREN ID
BUNDY. JAMES r. Sacred to the memory
Of ouL dear hqsband and father; Attorney
But through 'undying years 70 come
The, spark. that soEed within his sofl
Shall light our footsteps TO the goal.
Hse sah htf that TaE led him os hs tFqS % God
Such lives as his put death a n. to seoTn.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. DELILIA. AND
DAUGHTER, DELLA.
BUSH. SAMUEL, Sacred to the memory Of
1c 9gT gear nus6and ana fatne.' T9f. sAM.EL
lis REyo5;rEb WIFE. KATE. AND cHIL-
maoyy WdaM Il nv bsdTed I6S Il l2
ALOYs1Us COLBERT. who departed this
life life, three years ago today. Deeember 3I
thongs Church -' 1
10'eD III - HIS is LONELY * MOTHER,
DoONEY. HELEN L. mccoy. A token Of
SseoS Po9SEx i96SsEso xRs SsuF5 fsf5 is + ysaHs
Not dead TO US who loved her.
She's orlv gone before;
AEd will for everr1ore.
EDWARD A. AND NELLIE Mccoy.
GLEASON. ELSIE Z. In sad and lovng, re-
memerance 9f our o GEAR wife and motheF Isi:
NE is years asO yesterday. December 80.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Ss5 ssRs+s * sEPEEb j?eR6S
today. December 81. 1880.
Though you are missed as the years go by
Our home remains happy where yoq .I, s5ide'
KING. EMMA J. In sad but loving re-
membrane Of our. dear wife and mother
EMMA J. KING. who left Us l l years ago.
December 30. 1922.
Hf5 55sEE- EEEovls3 ESREH HGSBzSD An EAHA mp 0z zRb
MILLER. LILLIAN NJ. In loving .remem-
brance Of our dear daughter and sister.
LILLIAN MdLER NIL nee r.i me
ago today. December 81. 1881.
Just as the bud was opening
To the beauty Of the day.
Down came the heavenly gardener
The midpisht stars are cleaning
The one we love so dearly
And tried so hard TO save.
She is gone. but not forgotten.
Never shall her memory fade.
Around the SPOT where she IS lad
MOTHER. JAMES AND WILLIAM
TIE flowers which ARE laid upon her grave,
May wither and decay.
But our love for you. dear sister,
Will never iIif GLADYS H9Ys AND MILES :
RICHARD. JEANETTE. In memory Of my
dear friend. JEANETTE RICHARD. who
passed away six months ago today
Dee2 in ,6Tso s heast ePe aid isi to Pisturs 2ss
In memories I shall keep II;
Because she was one OF the best
A TRUE FRIEND. J. W. NJ
RIDLEY MADISON IN ,. sad but pt,s1 ioyias D5 Te55
if5hT brother. - MADISON RIDLEY. Who passed
away one year ago today. December II!
1882.
FORGET you9 No. never will. -
We loved you then. We love you still
Your memory is as fresh today
AS in the hour YOU passed away.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SISTERS.
SMITH. DELLA B. In sad and loving re-
nnembrance of my loving wife. DELLA B.
SMITH who dspssted this te rtte four years
HER EUsBAND. FRANK H.
TOMPKINS. MARIA /. In memory OF ny
dear mother. MARIA L. TOMPK1NS. who
suddenly departed this life two
today. December 81 1881.
The midnight stars are beaming
Upon her silent grave;
There sleeping without dreaming .
The one I could not save.
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Dratha.

D0NNELLY. RICHARD J. on Thursday.
December 2s. 1888. RICHARD J., beloved
MeiIhaughlin1 lniI,. and father Of Mary e. Don,
10th st. ne. Tuesday January 2. 1884
at 9:30 am. REQUIEM mass at 10 m.
at st. Patrick's Catholic Church. 10th
and g SITS. NV. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Convention, Phi Lambda Kappa Fra
ternity, Willard Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1933-12-31

Dance, Chi Sigma Sorority, palm court
Mayhower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Evening star., 1933-12-31
TOMORROW,

Meeting, Upsilon Lambda Phi Fra
ternity, Hamilton Hotel. 4:30 pm.
Evening star., 1933-12-31

Meeting, National Student Fedora
tion. ball room, Mayfiower Hotel, GAS
m.
Evening star., 1933-12-31

Dance. Del Sigma Fraternity, garden
Mayflower Hotel, 1890 pm.