The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-10-07
BEAUTIFUL
FLOWERS.
Those at Mrs. StOeCkle's
Funeral the Hand
soonest Seen Here.

The floral offerings which covered the
remains OF Mrs. Harry ]. StoeCkle yest0r-
dAy afternoon were the most beautiful
sesn in Wilmington. They were also the
most numerous. They comprised every
I conceivable design appropriate to such an
| occasion and were composed OF every
flower that IL in bloom these autumn days.
! remains and almost hid from view The lot
In RivervieU cemetery where the body
Was Inferred.
The emblems included.
One chair from the employees; roses
from Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Mailer, roses
from Mary Combs, roses from Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gam. crescent and star from
Simmons g. Brother and John M. Solomon,
Hoses from Mrs. Louise That cher, cross
;Hva Heiss, Tyre from the Ladies Aid So
'eis,y of the Delaware Saengerbund; roses,
s,Mr, and Mrs, O aries Cheavens; roses
from Mr.. and Mrs. John Hartman; roses,
fMr. and Mrs George Boughman ;roiesfrom
john b. Kuratle; roses from Ira g. Nc
,I,nughlin star and crsscenbs from Charles
ZoolIsr, New York; bunch of pinks. Mr..
lad Mrs, Elwood II. Brown; roses from
Francis J. Kelley bunch Of pinks from
NJ. and Mrs. James H. Wright; heart
star and crescent, John NJ. Aspin; CROSS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nehsr; roses, Labor
I,yceum Association; harp employees Of
the Joseph Stoeckle brewery office; roses,
from Mi. and Mrs. John Craig pinks
from Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. GriffiD. cross
from Miss Pauline Bauer, Gates Affair."
Victor Pyle, and David Dangol; Gates
Ajar," Har mann and Fehrenbach Brow
ing Company; cross. Charles Nellie eros.
from Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Kleitz; cross aud
wreath from Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Neider.
1paier; scroll with inscription, from tho
Ladies' Aid Society Of the German Luth-
ssan Church roses, Mrs Margaret Huber:
roses, Dr. and Mrs. H. 2. Ewes; cross and
PEDESTAL. Mrs. W. Robinson aud Mrs:
Foord; Gates Ala" from the drivers or
the Diamond State Brewery; wreath from
Frank Gibney and j. Clifton Staley, of
Baltimore; sheaf of wheat Mr.. and Mrs
Benjamin Gam; Cross, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Gordon and Mr. and Mrs, George Young;
roses Mr.. and Mrs. William Meiller; pinks
from Mrs J, w Crossgrove; wreath, Fred
Wunder and family Of Brooklyn; pillow
and wreath, Franz UlIman Philadelphia;
Henry Reichling and Anna Ullman
1r. and Mrs. Charles G. Kurtz; roses, mr..
and Mrs Frel Ksnle; wreath, Mr. and
Mrs. John A. Lengel; roses. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome B. Bell roses, Mrs. William U.
Foord; roses, Mrs. and Miss Messing;
fower basket, Mr. and Mrs A, Bucher;
sGates Ajar,' Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Helss:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mammee; Mr., and
Mrs Frank Bailey and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ham Cooley; roses, Mrs. Wingert; roses,
Mrs. Charles N. Sparks Jr,; star, Isabel
CANDY and Helena Mammele; Tyre, Fred
". Heiss; roses, Mrs. krautter; roses and
palms, Hugo Re,inger, New York; pillow,
with inscription, "Rest in Peace" Mr.
and Mrs Joseph XIII. OF Hoboken, N j.;
skeaf of wheat, Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Grub;
Tyre NJ Gattnann Philade pha; Tyre, Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Bauer; white cross,
Mrs Joseph Stoacklo; pillow, Mrs; Jean
sste Mamm lie; pillow. Harry j. Stceckle
and family. and thirty one roses from MIR.
and M.N. Elwood |. Truman.
The funeral oortege was madeup OF 81
barouchcs and half hundred carriages,
comprising the largest funeral procession
wilmington has ever seen. Under the
direction OF William II Robinson, every
fAiny passed. off smoothly, and the casket
was tho handsomest ever besn in Will
mington.