Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R@NOTICE.-THE VIRGINIA B. NEFICIAL
Hat eh and St; 9. March
By @ order p Of II the ass s.soei.sion ' e00' 'n'tsa
<~MAsoNIc WASHINGTON CENTEN-
n.i LNdss No a s,S ;n.n will hold
" brown. Members q sister lodges fraternaily in
s'- Il ny 0'''i EMMETT c. ELMoRE. Secretary.
~~sCoTTIsH RITE CATsEDRAL, A
stated Ss ssa # FGhsEs g EVE GHg
A.'on HSbFfs5S DISa%AS oss'.eS ss5. conmsSasr
A. II. HOLT. 32o. Secretary. mh2s-2t
c above Gds are ,Ss ,s TO 70
attend @ the funeral Of their late brothef H5S5nson
p. Hy order H, wAkTHtH: sss 4stGy
<~sCOTTIsH RITE TECATHEDRAL--AsT STAT
49, utory meeting of Evangelist CHARTER Rose
Croix No. /. viii be held on Thu KSDAY, March 80.
Of % extinsnshinr the lights will be observed after
which the Maundy- Thursday banquet will imme-
on EksTEE SUNDAY a. , O'Clock pm. at the
rhts viii be o5served' 'l' '''''I'"' Vi
All Knshts Rose Cro1 of this obedience and of the
Northern supreme Council in the city are cordially
MM: OSCAR RooME. $50. Wise Master.
A. H HOLT. 32o, Secretary. mh21+t
R~AT 4 JOINT NETTING OF THE BOARD
of managers aud the board OF lady visitors
sATuR RY. March Is - the S preiidena s a. Rev Dr. Me
Kim. announced the death of Miss sarah H. Coleman.
adopted:
The daa.l of Miss Sarah II. Coleman, late our be-
loved associate IN the WORK of this board nicts uron
this institution loss which to our human sight ap
irreparble ldentned actively with its all airs
from its very foundation. she had during all those
years soored FOR it with untrng zeal and contributed
to its support with mnufcent berality Her interest
in its welfare tagged; her hand of help never
Stacked. 70 it she gave her time. her personal
presence. her watchful care. her wise counsel her
skitul administrator. Among the many ch arities in
closer to her hesrt than this Epiphany Home. Ger
tainly had truer and wiser friend and today
when we think that it will never again welcome her
within its walls feel that il is. indeed bereayed
beyond the power of our feeble words to express The
and feeling and of her unvarying gentleness ard
sweetness Of spirit like oenediction Yet none
victions. 1t was this combination Of strength and
leness which in spite of her modesty and unob-
cistes who while they leaned her Judgment, ever
surely counted upon her sympathy. We are thankful
of lnS Serine illness Death swiftly and all but
painlessly. was almost translation Not Tor one
s d Ssa IN
this home. On the very day that she died. within
honr of the time she was she was busiy and
Thus she died as she had nved-in the active service
purity simplicity and charity. Only the record Of
the great day will reveal how much she did for the
modest and unostentatious she was munifcent in
her charities Hers too II was to give what was Of
kindly synpay to those who o were In tronbe or IN
need: She knew how TO help with delicate tact
which sweetened the gift She has left behind her the
long be cherished with eeconate not only
by US who were so closely associated with her. but by
our whole parish and by this entire community. 1t
MRS. SADIE SULLIVAN. NEE QUAcK-
KINGS PALACE si2'si4 7th st. nv. Where
they will be pleased to their many friends. 1t