Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-10

pm. Friends aud relatives invited
GREEN Departed this life on Saturday Novem-
D Der = 1902 at her residence. $50 Sd street
mother Of George Berthe Mamie James esO sed
Eugene Green. '"es " "DN
Gone. but no. forgotten
BY HER CHILDREN. :
Funeral win take place Tuesday, November IL, at
pm, from Shiloh Baptist Church.
HESsLER; ; On Saturday, November s, 1902 at ahs
Funeral sai, from bis late residence 1883 c street
sm Rsau,a ane.ass N0ssmbss II at osec
$50 Relatives and friends invited to attend. ..
JACKSON. On Sunday. November 9. 1902. at
nortSea pm b It her ss , rsak ess street
Sarah Watson and Mary Dorsey ~ y ~
Funeral Wednesday. November IL from Israel
streets northeast. Friends and rel,fiv ase IN.
vited to attend. 1
MCKINLEY. On Saturday November s, 1902, at o
i nm.' BERSA m f.. son of VIM. E. and the
Funeral from 1910 s5th street northwest. Mass.
Trinity Catholic Church. am. Tuesday. No.
AE G,1daIG u On Sunday S NSysphsE 1902
husband Of Mary Metcalf
Funeral from his late residence. ao5 X northwest,
on Tuesday, November IL, O'Clock pm.
lnterment private.
MULLICAN AN Entered into life Monday. November
TO- 1902, at am. IRWIN MULLICAN
Funeral services at the home 1925 sth street
pm Friends invited to attend. Interment in
Oak Hin cemetery.
oDoNNELL. On Sunday November o 1902. at
O'Clock am, WILLIAM ODONNF1I.
Funeral from his late residence, 1929 New Jersey
avenue northwest. Tuesday, November II, at
the Immaculate Conception at o ocioek' ' ReI a.
tives and friends invited TO attend. Interment
In Mt. olivet cemetery.
HUMPHREY. On Saturday evening. November g.
1907 at 6;la o'clock. MARY E.. widow Of Ben.
Funeral neral services at her late residence sos "a
O'Clock. lnterment private.
triumph of faith, Mrs. HESTER RICH. the be-
loved aunt of Abraham II. Jackson and Mrs.
Mary Ellen wilkins
ASLEEP In Jesus blessed sleep.
calm and undisturbe repose,
Unbroken by the last Of foes
Servant Of God well done!
ABRAHAM AND ELLA. /
Funeral on Wednesday; November -, from
s ssnd , Rspt Do chs 80 street eewssI
and friends invited to attend. /
at $50 o'clock, MARY E. ROGERS, the beloved
wife Of William J. Rogers, In the thirty sixth !!
Funeral win take. place from her late residence.
morning. November r. thence to the Church Of
the Holy Name. at $50 O'Clock Relatives and
Irlends are respectfully invited 10
sHATTUcK. On Sunday. Noyemher Q. 1902 A,
mother of Minnie A. Houghton, L'lllS F.; Bar
dror, L. Clifton Shattuck and the late Nettie
F. Wohlfarth, In her sixty-fourth year.
God, in His infinite wisdom has taken from Us
His grandest. noblest gift-our mother.
from the residence of her daughter, 1Ci2 Florida
avenue northeast. Funeral private. q
In Memoriam.
COLLINS In sacred and loving remembrance OF
our dear son, BENJAMIN PERRY COLLINS, /
who died nine years ago, November 10, 1888.
A good boy, true friend, a dutifu
Rest in peace.
BY HIS PARENTS. =
FINAN. In loving remembrance of my dear daugh-
ter, MARGARET, and our ahectionate sister,
w Ido9 died one year ago today November TO-
Loved in life, in death remembered.
Rest in peace.
my dear daughter, NELLIE NJ. MCCARTHY, i;
who left me seven years ago today, November !;
Ny thoughts have Outlines wandered :,
Toward that silent grave -
Where sleeps the daughter loved so well,
The one could not save
BY HER MAMMA. /
my darling sister, NELLIE MCCARTHY. who
died seven years ago today. November 10, 1895. .
Gone, but not forgotten. ;
BY HER SISTER, ANNIE E TREADWAY.
band BATTLE MINOR who departed this life
year today, November 10, 1901
One mournful year has vanished,
think the teardrops start
But the memory of my husband
Is still within my heart.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
NALLY In sad but loving remembrance of our
dearly beloved daughter, ELvA A NALLY, who
10, 1901.
Her little clothes laid by;
mothers hope and her fathers joy
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go, little pilgrim, to thy home
On yonder blissful shore;
We miss thee here but shall
Where thou hast gone before
MAMMA AND PAPA.
T1LToN Mrs. SAIIIE A. TILTON. who died In.
Triton lot Mt Auburn, Cambridge. MassS. was
the widow of Hon. Warren Tilton of Boston,
and s member Of an old New England S II family
well known in business circles. she was the
Richmond, va assistant Secretary s'' of war &
s. A, and commissioner Of exchange OF pEis-
under President Buchanan, prosecuting attorney
In the famous KeySlckles trial of 1890 Mrs.
scholarly attainments. serving three terms il
the Massachusetts, legislature aud state senate.
His Harvard classmates were men of social aud
literary distinction in Massachusetts and be
was beloved by them. and his southern wife
was mucn respected Dy lneIn IL WIS
these of prominence. warm personal friends
of her husband and brother, that Mrs. Tiltnn
for quarter of n century, and by her
forceful individuality and charm of Manner
had the respect and personal friendship of some
of the most distinguished men of the day, Mre.
Titon's mother related TO some of the
best-known and Oldest Maryland families OF
colonial and revolutionary ancestr7 She a
woman of great force of will, absolute integrity
and purity of character, faithful to all of her
trusts in life, most loving and self-denying to
her children. Two her the eldest
retired officer of the army unmarried: the
rrip1s wit how Her.
example to her children of the highest
standard-purity. duty. faith. May she rest IN