Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-06-05
DIED.

iYRES. The members Of Mt. Vernon Council. No.
TO- f Jr o. T. A M, are rens ,a TO a1trnd me
AiRES from his late residence: No. i2s New Jer-
sey avenue northwest. wednesday. June 6, 1900.
al pm. Sister councils cordially invited
J. W SMAIAwooD Rec. secy.
BERRY. On May 90 1900, at Phoenix. Arizona
Funeral frcm Oak hin Chapel Tuesday. June 8. a:
o'clock. Relatives and friends are invited. %
GrTSHAIL. Suddenly. on Tuesday. June 5. 1900.
at a;m., CHARLES F. GuTSHALI, In his
Funeral Thursday. June Z. from residence of his
brother. 3i4 | street southwest at 1 pm.
HAZARD. On Monday: June 4, 1900; At his resi-
dence 920 II street northwest. WILLIAM IL.
HAZARD. aged ffty-eght years
Services at his late residence Wsdnesday June 6.
terry. Funeral private.
HUM The remains of GEORGE HUM will he
taken from the vault at ST: Marys cemetery
and Inferred at 3 o'clock Wednesday, June q,
1900. Friends and relatives invited TO be pres
ent.
at !so O'clock. WILLIAM GABRIEL. RAN:
DOLPH. oil Louise Longstreet Nash Lea and
the late William Gabriel Lea, aged twenty
eight
and Norfolk Va. papers please copy.i
his parents. Branchville. Md: PEYToN
DM.RYMPLE, son of Frank T. and Annie T.
Tcrbert, aged year and eleven months
Funeral from St Johns Church, Ecltsyille. Nd.
Wednesday morning. June q. at IL o'clock.
In Memoriam.
mother, who died two years ago today. June .,
BY HER DAUGHTERS, RUBY AND DAISY.
CLARKE In loving remembrance of dear
mother who entered into rest two years ago to-
OLIVE. EUNICE AND LILLIAN.
CLARKE. In loving remembrance of my dear
wife, who entered into rest two years ago to-
JOHN II. CLARKE.
A loving friend. dear wife and an affectionate
mother.
GLEEsON. In loving but sad remembrance Of my
dear wife. aud kind arfectionate mother,
ELLEN GLEEsoN: who died one year ago
tomorrow-June g. 1899.
$50 AIN. and in the chapel of the Little Sisters
By HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
/ am alone and longing. dear for thee;
1 have found II shall not fnd-another
So true of heart. so loyal unto me-
All the glad hours that we d have spent s f1sethe
Silent and sad l 81, and wonder whether
Thy spirit-hand doth touch my aching brow.
Mother, sweetheart! twas ending springtime when
The flowers YOU planted bloomed and wthered. too:
OF their pure fellowship hath time bereft me.
Mother. mother. / fain would sleep and wake
with you BY her devoted daughter.
MINNIE FI.AHERTY.
The sun still Shines the stars still keep their
And sight ard sound. and toll and tears go on,
And love and laughter lipser: natures forces
And Nature the same; but there has gone
soul SO 50 suddenly from earth to ', henyen
And wonder If the glnries He has given
Can still remain the things We Thought they were.
We spread spells of peace where ,er she went;
We that. deaf to fattery and merit.
For love and duty all her life was spent.
Her memory shall keep us from forgetting
A truth the world sweeps ever from our hearts.
That IS but the stage. the scene the setting
"her s9 9' HER s LovING DAuGHTER ANNE"
GIEESON In loving remembrance of my mother.
Mrs. ELLEN GLEESON, who died year ago,
June g. 1899 ELLA Il. GLEESON.
Anniversary masses ut st. Aloysius Church at g. Z
and $50
OTTO In memory of my beloved husband.
HENRY OTTO. who died five years ago today.
BY HIS WIFE. ANNA OTTO.
PHILLIPS. In loving remem,rance of our dear
boy. JOSEPH PHILLIPS. Jr-. who died three
years Yesterday, June 1, 1897
Our darling son. We have laid thee
But thy mory will be cherished
TIL We see my neA BY HIS ST PARENTS.
RORY In loving remembrance of my beloved
daughter and our dear sister. HATTIE ROXY.
who was killed six years ngo today. June 5.
1894.
Six years, six weary years! Oh. can 1t be.
Hattie six yea,s have mourned for thee
And yet / feel fresh the pain,
1 count them and again.
Oh for look that sweet face,
A touch of that vanished hand
For sound OF that voice loved SO well.
That Is now In the promised Land.
BY HER MOTHER AND SISTERS.