The times., 1897-12-12
WILL BIZ BURlFD TOMORROW
Arrangements aIade for the Funeral
Of Gardiner G. Hubbard.
VIII Lie III State From IL a. IN. TO
u. m, a affording Friends IN OPP
DC rsunity tp View the Body.

The funeral of Gardner q. Hubbard who
at o clock, from the Church OF the Coven
ant. Rev. DR. Haunlin wfl offic;ate. In
terment win ht at Rock Greek Cemetery.
The body win be removed from Twin
Oaks, the country seat of the deceased. 20
the town house OF Mr. Hubbard, on Con
necticu avenue, south OF Dupont circle,
tomorrow morning, and an opportrnitv
viii be given 10 the friends uf the decedent
TO view the remains from II 10 l O'Clock.
Telegrams OF coincidence have heen re-
ceived from all over the conntry.
Mr. Hubbard had been i'll five weeSS ana
had beep under the care OF DR.. Fowies, pf
Washington, and DR.. Osler, of'Ealtimore
The change for the worse came Friday
and he sank rapidly. lie leaves widow
and two daughters, Mrs. Alexande: Graham.
Bell and Mrs. Charles j Bell.
Gardiner Greene Hubbard was torn AZ
Boston August %, 1922. He came Of dis
tinguished ancestry. Samuel Hubbard.
his Father, was born at Boston
on June 2, 17s5, graduated from Yale
DiddeIord. Ne. and IN Boston Hubbard
the elder was given the degrees or LII. H.
bv Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth. H.
was marriedin SO to MayGrcene, daugh-
ter of Gardiner Greene, of Boston, - thru
time Que of the weathiest mea ia tie
country. The grandfather of Gartliuer Huij
bard WAS David Hubbard. wealthy iHer-
chant itIio diCd at the CiOse OF lie zig IL
eenth century. Ills great grandfather was
Henry Hubbard. a heroof tue Revolutionary
war.
Tho first sncestor III this country " 5
Wliia n Hubbard wnO was torn in Eng
laE1 in 1921 and emigratcd TO this country
with his parents in 1880 and wasgra ddated
from Harvard in 1912 In 1865 he becam;
pastor Of the Congregational Church at lPs
wich Mass, continuing in this cha rye hn.u
1903 gvhen he was compelled by age TO
resign. 9e wrote a f1stoTy If New Eng
laD1. which was purchased by the State
of Massachusetts for $50, and the maui
script copy. III Charge of Gcvernnr IN ouas
Hutchinson. wes saved from the flames
when his house was burned by the H."b
m August 1865, by Or. Andrew Eliot,
whose son presented it to the MaSsachu
setts Historical Society, by wEcm il Was
nrinled in 1915. MIR. Hubbard also wror =
"A Narrative Of Troubles with the IN
dians" published in Boston, 1917 Ser
m ms q GS43 and Testimony Of the or
/ der of tl. Gospel in Churches" ti70l)
Mr.. Hubbard was educated at the best
/ preparatory schools of Boston, admitted
! to Dartmouth, College in 837 and Wal
/ graduated in the class Of 1871. He tlaI
entered the law school at Cambridge ;;nt
! upon completing the course studied Tor .
time witt Benjamin r.. Curtis, Of Bostoh
1 He was admitted to practice in SAB and
/ remained ia the office of Judge Curtis Il!
Junior partner until SAB, when Le opened
! an office for himself and gained a larg'
| practice in the courts of Massachusetts
! lie was compelled in S73 to give up fii
residence in Boston and seek d Hilde
climate. He came to Washington ant
practiced law till 1873, when he re
/ tired from the profession TO devote him
self t. the promotion of tie interests o