Evening star., 1902-03-01
DIED.

CATHCART On Friday morning, February g.
H M at ho,dn. the residence of her parents ETHEL
line Cathcart. in the fifteenth year of her age
Funeral shano Monday t March g. at aso from The
friends respectfully invited to attend
am, FLORENCE MAY. eldest child Of Car.
rcs ence e. and Alice Davis Cnee Lerch,.
Funeral private, from her parents residence 1893
Florida avenue northeast.
which were placed I'm the vault at Mount OH
vet on January %. 1902 Will be inferred on
Monday at 2:30 pm.
| HAYNES On February %, 1902. Mt . o'clock pm..
Perry, No 1920 q street northwest. DAVID
HAYNES, formerly of the money order bureau
Post ofhce Department. in the eighty seventh
Funeral services at the Calvary Baptist Church
private.
NATHAN, son of Chas. G. and Clemie Heitin-
ssrress ger in his his nnsteesh s gear
tives invited to attend.
HUGHES. On Thursday, February 27. 1902. at the
Ts1dense resi- Of ass his SON p street northeast.
Funeral Monday, March g. High mass at st.
Aloysius Church at 10 am. 2s
Hn HYLAND, MD eldest son Of Eliza J. and the late
February Is, 1902, from his late residence in
Baitimore. Nd The Masons of Washington
Lodge, No. 3, OF Baltimore, Nd, conducted the
final services at the grave IN Rock Creek
tery, Washington. d. Q.
Northeast Baltimore. and was forty-seven years
Of age. and a native Of Moundsville. Va now
Physicians and Surgeons % and at It the The baltimore
University School of Medicine. . from which he
1882 he was dispensary physician of the
last-named institution. and was also clinica!
chemistry He was member of the medical
and sSIss ehu,gisal w faculty nn Of Mar MryFnd He
and two children, Media Virginia and Hen,y
He was member of Washington Lodge. No.
3, f.. A. A. NJ. Of Baltimore, Nd. and also Of
the knights Of Pythias, Heptasophs and Knights
number Of floral tributes from the societies
Of which he was a member and from his per-
sonal friends were remarkable for their
beauty.
s: 1909; It 9 a:m.i Mrs; MAkISS JONES:
Georges county, Maryland.
Funeral from her daughters residence. Mrs: Ida
Collins, % G street northeast Sunday,
March 2. at pm: Relatives and friends 10:
vited. Interment at Congressional cemetery.
KAN On ThnTsady Fsnrpary q q lsos 20
and Annie +. KilIian aged forty nine Years and
five months.
Day by day her fade
And nd slowly sink ,av away: ,:o ,
That she might longer stay .
northwest, at 10 o'clock pm, Sunday, March
2. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
MCMAHON. On Friday February 2S 1862, at AIS
pm. the residence of her daughter. Mrs.
Annie f. NIaher. MIS- ELIZABETH MCMAHON.
shf f near ,s NJ ser ssoD Iss nspe
please copy.)
Is, 1902. in Philadelphia, GRATZ, son Of the
late Major Alfred Mordecai. U. 5. A.
Hn dS5 sSars sa;s6,r1 rs ,9s q s
late Thomas and Bridget Morriscy
Funeral from her late residence, l23 l, street
1Fihes af mey Name ' charsh Friends and relatives
invited to attend.
RINCK. On Thursday. February p: 1902, nt b:43
9s1sk pm ] at his rssdense u Lakeland rai iN' Nd
aged f,rty-four years.
Remains will arrive at baltimore and Ohio station
Ices will be held at the chapel Of Prospect am
fes s ssh nvea ten to atnS and
timore papers please cOpy)
STODDER On Thursday February % 1902 at
6:Oo pm, at his residence; 1917 street
northwest. JOHN s, beloved husband OF Eliza
Services at the hoase Sunday. March 2. at pm.
Friends invited hterment at Newton, Mass 2
In Memoriam.
BURTON. In loving remembrance Of my dear son
and dear brother. JAS. L. BURTON, who
died two years ago today. March ], 1900.
May his soul rest in peace.
BY HIS FATHER, SISTER AND BROTHER.
HAYGHE. In loving remembrance Of my deaI
husband, JOHN l.. HAYGIE. who deparfsd
this life seven years ago tomorrow. March \
1895.
Loved In life. remembered I'm death
BIZ HIS WIFE
RossER. In loving remembrance ;,dsSTP of 1n5 dear
mother, Mrs. ISABEL LINTON HoSSEh, VINO
died one year ago today, March l. 1901. se
6:55
May her soul rest In peace.
SHREVE. In sad but loving remembrance OF my
dear mother, ELIZABETH A. SHREvE. who
departed this life seven years ago today. March
/. 1895.
She shall sleep, but not forever,
In the cold and silent grave;
Blessed be the Lord that taketh,
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
May her soul rest in peace.
By her daughter. l. T. LUDER