Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-01
DIED.

| CLEPHANE. On the morning OF Decembsr lat
The friends Of the family are respectTaiy invited
20 atteld s funeral from the residence of his son.
Friday december Sd, at pm. ~" n '''e'''' On
| CUMBERLAND. On November 80, 1890. at 5 Is
a NJ, CHARLES I. CUMBERLAND, aged forty d 70
Funeral viii take Place from his late residenes.
aos Fonrteenth h, street southwest Ihursdsy. De-
are respectfully invited to attend.
EDSoN; Tuesday night. November 3Oth 1880,
John joy kdson. aged years, nontns AMI az
funeral win tske place from his parents rss:.
dence. sol street northwest.
GoohRICH On NSyember 29.h; 1880. RIcalE.
rich, aged months and days.
Asthe oays roll slowly on,
For, Oh how can We happy be,
When OF darling is no NOR e.
street Georsetown, pc on THURSDAY. Dscs,m
Der 2o, At O'clock. Relatives and friends are re-
HAWAIIAN. On November Soth. 1880. MAR
GsRET H4NRAHAs. IN her seventy ninth Year
Bennipe's road. fhHrsday. p Rs Id. az
pm. Friends are respectfully invited to attend.
HYDE, In New Orleans. November 18th. A d.
o.. widow OF James Hyde. formerly of George
HUTCHINSON. Entered into rest on Tuesday.
BoHBER, only Child Of William T and Katie Hutoh.
Funeral from residence of his grandfather. Geo.
A. Bohrer, 1920 G. street southeast, Thursday, De-
1cs 81 the family are e invited to ateHd Intermsat
at Cor ressivnai Cemetery.
MAGEL; On bece nber LIST, 1880 at As an.
BERTHA, daus liter Of John NJ. and Bertha Msgei
aged ear and IL months
uneraI to take place from parents residence, 80
Maryland avenue northe sst, December ID at 80
fully invited 10 attend.
MAURY. The funeral Of the late JoHS w.
MASkY VII take place from the residence Of his
heF a x v m N
the family respectfully invited to attend.
McKkNNEY. At Centeryiue, Nd, on NoFsm-
aged seventy four years; for i1U-tso years an
active minister of the Episcopal Church.
SMITH. On December LIST. 1880, JNo. r. SMITH,
native Of Alexandria, Va fin the forty fifth year
2l29 street orthNe est, ON Friday. I'd INST. at
pm. Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested to attend without further notice. Alex
andJia, Va papers Please COPY
WILSON. On November 30.h, 1850. At O'Clock
pm 9f ejphtheria ALEX x O.. son OF Alex
The funeral viii take place from TIE residence.
Der I'd, att 80 pm.
In Memoriam.
Wien death enters family circle and takes
from MS our nearest kindred we deeply feel their
loss, even though there may have been tile ia
though thou they may have dSne itti. TO deserve our
| respect and affection But when death roos us Of
but so @
of ind and heart aud those kind acts which IN ost
awaken love, how terrible IS the bereavement:
Rarely does o death occur more truly worthy OF
lamentstion than that OF Miss JosrE YERBY. daush
ter of MIR. A. l.. and Mrs. Mary b. VERIFY, who was
suddenly stricken down few days AFRO 81 the ssrty
ase of twenty three years- None VINO knsw her
we'll could have heard Of her oece2se without real
torrow: without feeling OF loss 70 themselves aud
household OF which she the comfort and the
Joy We might speak OF her rare personal charsls.
Of her beautiful form and features. her sweet
pIessi1n. her winning voice, her artiess, gentle.
refined and oignlted manner; in word. OF that
lovely presence which at excited interest aud
seemed quite unconscious. were her slightest
Claims to the regard Of those who knew her. She
had q cultured mind. sound Judgment, strons com
mon sense, and a siDgularly auiable disposition
b besope ,0I her death o odksis,ent member OF
the Episcopal Church. under the care Of the Rev.
DR. Elliott. And her life wH an exemplihcaton of
the excenence Of the religion she progressed. She
seemed to consider herself under ophgstions to live
not for her own .grathcanon, but for the good OF
scarcely conceive Of life more unselfish and moro
ref,ete With the ministries Of love- she did not
seek to shire In the parore Of pleasure but to give
comfort TO the chambers Of borrow For months
bef N her death. not only without q murmur. but
with cheerfniness and pleasure. she withdrew her
well TT ed TO adorn, and TO which she was always so
welcome. A. confined hersslf TO the sick n her
OVID home. There her presence Vas like that OF
angel Of light and there her absence is the dark
ness OF an nDepeaka able sorrow But may thar AZ
ncted family circle reioice in the hope they cherish
thst shs Who IN her purity and love seemea snaom
hcfe to dwell with her Lord and with HIS taithfn
ones whom He IL continuously eathenns INTO his
upper ted. n