Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-05
DIED.

| BIRCH. Departed this life M 4:1o a m Nav r
1902 Mrs JANE {. BIRCH. widow OF the la to
Saptain James H. Birch, in the seventy-fourth
Funeral from her late residence. aIs d street
Southwest, Thursday. the 18th instant, at 3 u m.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend. 3.
ANNIE. the beloved wife Of William A. Blake
and daughter Of Ellen and the late Pierce
Funeral Tuesday morning. May G. at $40 O'Clock.
from her late residence. GA North Capitol
mass win be said for the repose Of her soul
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend.
BROOKE; The remains of the late JOHN RIDGE
WAY BROOKE Troop II. Sd Cavalry, who died
in Iigan; r l.: Will be removed from the vault
2:3o pm Friends, relatives aud his CONF
panions Of Company A; 9th battalion. I'd Reri-
ment Of District Guards, Of which he had been
member, are invited.
BURKE. On Monday, May & 1902 at $50 am.
at his residence. SO LIST street northeast
RAYMOND BURKE, belovedshusband of Cath
Funeral will take place Wednesday morning Mt
ssOi thence to 81 alessigs Church where
friends invited to attend. g
beloved husband Of Mary Manning Finan.
Funeral from residence 1927 Union street south
inic's Church at $50 O'Clock. ..
FLETCHER On Monday. May 3 1862. Mt 1910
am. SUSAN. the beloved wife of William
Fletcher. deceased, at her residence $40 18th
Funeral viii be held from her late residence on
M To.iItrh May :, at an Mass at 81.
tives respectfully invited q
| FRIDLEY. ON Monday. May ;. 1902 suddenly
FRANK SCOTT FRimEY, beloved son II
Harry NJ. and Lillian S. Fridley, aged six years.
MARY. beloved wife of Thomas McGraw, aged
venty-eight years
northwest Tuesday. May 9. at $50 m.
Friends respectfully invited to attend. %
MOREHoUSE. In Springfield Mo. Saturday April
&c. 1902, JULIA l.. MoREHOUsE, sister OF
Mrs. Cornelia L. Brownell of St Paul, formerly
of Washington ID. c.
o'RRIEN. On Sunday, May T. 1902 at 1890 pm,
Wh 9 ngeS so5 go he ft at Within e
Johanna O. Brien ,nee Furlongi. i''-''" anu
Funeral Tuesday morning, private.
PACKARD The funeral OF the late Rev DIR.
PACKARD will take place from the Theological
O'Clock pm. Conveyances will meet the 1920
train from Washington the Washington.
Alexandria and Mount Vernon railway at Spring
Park station.
pm. at the residence of Mrs. Sarah A. Byng,
sHILSG. Beloved f husband nS of Mary A. Byns
in the twenty seventh year Of his age.
tery Tuesday. May g. at 4:so IN Friends and
relatives are respectfully invited to attend -
THOMPSON. On Sunday May 4 1902. at 7:25
am, at the residence of his daughter: Mrs;
Ohio II. Beall. 20l street northwest SMITH
THOMPSON. ST., in his eighty second year.
Funeral Tuesday, May g. at pm, from 21 Y
street northwest. Internent Rock Creek
cemetery. Friends OF the family invited TO at
tend
vENNUM. on April &c. 1902 after a lingering
illness, GEORGE +. EEcNNUM.
Interment at Mount olvet.
WILSON. Suddenly, of heart failure, at o'clock
Sunday morning, May 4, 1902, THOMAS VIII
son.
Funeral from his late residence, 1918 Connecticut
avenue, Tuesday, at pm.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION OF
THE UNITED STATES.
CommaIdery Of the District OF Columbia,
City Of Washington, May 8, 1902.
The death Of Companion THOMAS WILSON,
Captain, u. s. Volunteers. in this city, on the 4th
instant. is announced TO the Commandery.
Funeral services, at which the attendance OF
Companions is requested. will be held at his late
residence, 1918 Connecticut avenue n. W., at
O'Clock p NJ, Tuesday. 9th instant. The0
Insignia o. the Order will be worn, required
by the Constitution.
By command of
Brevet Brigadier General ELLIS SPEAR, U. s. v,
Commander.
W. p. HUXFoRD. Recorder.
In Memoriam.
CHATHAM. In loving remembrance OF my dear
sister. SARAH 7. CHATHAM inee kirhD. who
May she sest in peace" II.