Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-10-18

vest MAHALA w; widow Of the late Edward
Katherine symn Waters.
OF Massachusetts avenue and 18th street. sun
day at pm. Relatives aud friends invited.
am: cATTIARISE MIRANDA MARTIN. be.
Loved mother of Evelyn v Carter and blanche
Funeral from her late residence I7Is r street. on
mS Snaag R Ress 20 M a 10 S:lCes Inter
| respectfully invited to attend e
. GORDON. widow Of Samuel Vincent Mes.
Funeral services at her late residence 1888 !
SHAW o. on Saturday morning, October IS; ipo2,
father OF Richard A. Shaw. in the sixty -nntb
year OF his age
| We should not weep that thou art gone:
| For thee 10 die WAS gain,
For where thou dwcllest there comes
NO GRIEF or earthly pain
| Funeral from the residence of his soa Ill5 O
street southeast. thence TO Israel Metropolitan
! c. NJ; Z. Church Monday October -, at
| O'Clock pm. Friends OF the family invited.
| SHAW Members If the Banneker Relief Associa-
ton are hereby notified that the funeral Of
| JOHN II. SHAW. late a member q the
sociation. viii take place from Israel C. VI. f.
Church. Monday afternoon, uctob' =. 1902 at
o'clock Members reaa,strd I" attend with
J. MCKEE sIrIIAN. Corresponding Secretary. !.
tober Ia. 100, at AS o'clock. at he: resi-
d hi%sy; i9p9 New Jersey avenue northwest:
DAISY ELMAk B.. the beloved daughter of
Annie Turner and devoted sister OF Cora b.
Funeral Monday, October 20 at / O'Clock at Sec
ond Baptist Church. Sd between II and | streets
northwest.
WILLIAMS ,, On Q n T. 1902 at So o'clock
ME Stewart aged seventy years.
Dearest father. thou hast IT us:
We our loss most deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft
He can all our SORROWS heal.
Funeral from the residence OF his -in-law John
| Sunday. October 10 at 3 o'clock pm. Rela-
| tives and friends respectfully invited to
| In Memoriam.
COOPER. GEORGE HOUSTON COOPER. ST..
was born in Worcester. Vt. April -. $40. and
| died in Washington. il. C.. october H. 1902.
| When bur seven years of age he removed With his
| College student in 1856 and Z Il uated
| frrm that Institution in 1860 In july. 81. he
enlisted In Company T. 9th iegim mi Wisconsin
Volunteer Infantry. was wounded at the battle OF
| williamsburg, Va, in May. 1862, hut served
| through the and honorably mustered out
| in 1868 He united In marriage with Miss Iose-
Rrahe i%hns"h OF "arenton Va July ~. lsGa.
| born to them all of whom with their mother, sur
vfve. He was appointed clerk in the Office of the
auditor for the Post Office department in 1872,
and for thirty years. until his death discharged
Snd adelty Concurrentiy with his entry into the
service Of the government he completed course
versity. and was graduate of the class OF 1872,
being also ais, l. member of the fraternity Of Beta
Council. No. 312. Royal Arcanum. instituted April
80, 1879. and office bearer through all the pc
| his death. The regent of this council, in letter
| to the family. pays tribute to his worth as one
associates. and whose life filled 10 overlooking
with the sweet aroma Of charity and bro,herly
Church and treasurer for years of its Parish Union
| Pierce he Thusu asQ
| ed from earth noble spirit; who easily won and
held without effort the friendship Of all VIII" knew
and faithful in every relationship; living and
that he is gone. on every hand and with
cord men and women rise up and call his memory
character. in the very abers OF which truth and
| devotion to principle We're so inwrought that no
reflected in a consistent and blameless life can
see In his tragic end other than the result OF a
ened his official domestic relations. and he was
the center and inspiration of circle which de-
lighted in the exhibition of those sweet and tender
reciprocities of love which constitute the charm
Of happy home One week before the Grand
fering from great physical weakness, he the
victim of a serious accident, being thrown violent
riding and which collided with passing vehicle. In
the shock Of this fall which is believed to have az
fected his brain. is doubtless to be found the ex-
PLANTATION of an act at variance with the tenor
Of his life and the basic principles of his char ar
acter as to preclude any other thought In the
minds Of those who enjoyed the privilege of his
day shsG halo S the
which enshrined his mortal part laid him to
rounded by his brethren of the Royal Arcanum and
his comrades of Kit Carson Post. No. 2. G. A. r..
relatives. comforted with the thought that by and
by they shall I'm, meet and greet him again in that
~ j. t PETTY.
wife. ROSE f. CALHOUN. who died one year
tamor nbpr1
HAGER. In loving remembrance of my dear. be-
loved husband and dear father, GEORGE
w. HAGER who departed this life two years
ago today, October Is, 1900.
Loved in life. In death remembered.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
GRINDAIL. Died trusting in Jesus six years ago
today-October Is 1s96-my beloved father
HENRY GRINDAIL, the devoted brother Of the
late Julia Hanson
Father and mother.
Aunt. sisters and brother
Are at the beautiful gate.
Waiting and watching for me.
ELIZA MURPHY.
KESNEDY In Sying 5sms@hFnRee Of my dear
this life twelve years ago Sunday, October 10,
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER DEVOTED MAMMA, LULU KENNEDY.
of and
November 10, 1898.
Gone but not forgotten
BY HIS MOTHER AND BROTHER.
MILLER n loving MpR Sso Of died our tw dfs
years ago today, October is, 1890.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, MRS. E. v. c.
UNDERTAKES.