New-York tribune., 1901-03-03
Mr. EVARTS'S FUNERAL.
BISHOPS POTTER AND LEONARD AND
DR. PARKS CONDUCT SERVICES
IN CALVARY CHURCH.

- .,,neral Of William NJ. Evarts was held at
c.,ysrv Church, Fourth-ave and Twenty-hrst-st..
= rn o'clock yesterday morning. Before the
= e+ the church there a private ceremony
'. tba family home. Second-ave. and Fourteenth
. a. which only the immediate relatives were
.en, The Rev. Dr. James Lewis Parks rector
!, calvary Church, conducted the service.
a. he church the burial service of the Protestant
rniscopaI Church was read. Bishop Potter OF
s.su-Yorlz. Bishop ". A. Leonard. of Ohio and
be Rev James Lewis Parks. rector OF the church,
eoated. The church was filed.
The pnI bearers were Sidney Webster. William
Auen Butler. J. Pierpont Morgan. John E Par
sons. carl schurz. John L, Cadwalader Samuel
sloan, whitelaw Reid, Thomas B. Reed and Ben
ianin F. Tracy
The immediate family entered the church in the
,olloNing order The widow the arm of Allen w
r,,arts. a son: the Rev. and Mrs Prescott Evarts.
w and Mrs Charles II. Tweed, Mr.. and Mrs.
sherman Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell Evarts.
Mrs Charles .. Scudder and Mrs. Charles c. Bea-
man There present many grandchildren of
Mr.. Evarts, and among other relatives Mr.. and
Mrs J. Evarts Tracy, DR.. Roger S. Tracy. Benja-
Win P. sherman, a cousin, and Thomas T. Sher-
man Charles F. Southmayd. a former partner Of
Nr Evarts, attended. did also Treadwell Cleve-
land and Prescott Hall Butler, members of the
firm of Evarts, Choate & Beaman. In the long pro-
oesson OF relatives two colored servants of the
family walked at the rear.
The officiating clergy adhered strictly 10 the SIM
rle funeral exercises Of the Episcopal Church Dr.
Parks chanted the opening sentences, the creed
and prayers read by Bishop Leonard and
Bishop Potter read the lesson and pronounced the
benediction. The hymns We're: While Thee l Seek,
Protecting Power" Rock OF Ages" and There Is
a Land of Pure Delight"
A delegation from the Union League Club, made
rp OF forty-two members, attended. The ex-presi-
dents. officers and Executive Committee of the
Bar Association, appointed to attend in a body.
were present
The Republican Club was represented by the fol-
lowing delegation: General Henry Z. Tremain, pres
ident of the club; James W. Hayyes, Cephas
Brainerd Edward Mitchell United States District
Attorney Burnett, ". c. Addoms and T. F. Went
worth.
Mr. EVarts for a number OF years was a member
Of the regul Republican organization Of the
XVIIIth Assembly District. a delegation from this
organization. headed by United States Marshal
William Henlel. was in attendance.
There was also a delegation from the Chamber
Of Commerce, composed of Seth Low, Samuel D.
drew Carnegie. Charles s Fairchild, ]. Edward
Simmons, John S. Kennedy and John Crosby
Brown.
The New-England Society sent the following dele
gates: William Z. Dodge. president: Daniel r. APP
pleton, James c Carter, Stewart I. Woodford,
Horace Russell, Henry z. Rowland, J. Perpont
Morgan, john BigelOw Edmund c. Stedman Thom-
H. Hubbard and Brayton Ives. From the New
York Historical Society Thomas Whitaker
present
Among others present We're Mayor Van wyck
Justice Jerks. Of the Supreme Court; Dr. r. ogden
DoTemus, Jacob F. Miller and A. NJ. Hoyt.
The body was taken from the church to the
Grand Central station where it was placed on a
special car attached TO the noon train on the New
York New-Haven and Hartford road to be taken
70 Windsor, Vt, where the burial viii take place
this morning. The party accompanying the re-
only.