Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-10

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| interment at the Congressional cemetery.
| BROOKS On Friday. January o.. 1903, at heS
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Notice OF funeral hereafter.
westmoreland county, Va, at the home Of hey
G oaHgR.ss, Mrs , VIM :, Palmer n Mrs NARY r.
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pm; EILzAsETH F. CURRY. widow c Of the he
Funeral from her late residence 1885 street
P northeast; Monday. January ~ at pm.
DARCY. On Saturday. January 10. 1903, at
northwest Mrs JANE DARoY. IN her eighty 6t:
seventh year.
| Funeral from St. Stephens Church Monday. Janu-
airy II. at am. Kindly omit flowers.
! WILLIAM H. HANFORD.
| lnterment at Scottsville. ~ Y.
'oH ISx At Angsst 1oy Gs January g. 1905 DR..
street. Washington. d. c.. Saturday, January
TO- 1nterment at Cincinnati. Ohio.
LYNCH 1 On Saturday np January TO- lsos at $50
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ten months and two days
Relatives and friends sim Invited to attend sA''
MAURY. On Thursday January 8. 1903. at her
residence, 1877 Massachusetts avenue BETTIH
HERNDoN, wife of William A. Maury.
Inc funeral VIII take place from residence on Sum
day, January H. at half-past O'Clock pm. %
McKEoN. Departed this life, on Saturday morn.
loved wife Of John I. McKeon, in the eighty.
third year of her age.
her ase
Friends Of the family invited to attend.
1890 am, MARGARIr. widow Of the late
Funeral from the residence Of her daughter. Mrs.
Annie Monhan, No. 715 Grant avenue north.
Mass at the Church q the Immaculate concep.
sn at of sn, k Re tna and Friends are
Mount OMvet cemetery.
Va. Mrs. ELSIE ROBERTS. aged seventy.
three years, widow Of the late George We
Interment was at F1inthin cemetery. oakton. Va.
Iowa, Mrs. LUCY sPooNER, wife Of Dr. 2.
SpoODer and mother Of H. G. and c. N. G.
Spooner. q
MARY A. THOMPSON widow Of Rev. Henry
Funeral services will be held at Christ Church,
East Washington, on Monday, January II, at
II am.
In Memoriam.
EMMONS. In loving but sad remembrance of my
departed wife, ELIZABETH s. EMMONS. who
departed this life four years ago, January IL
She found in duty highest need.
While unseen angels near her trod;
An almoner for souls in need,
She passed through human love to God.
= De' e' n'''A RICHARD EMMoNs.
FOSTER: In loving remembrance Of GEORGIA V,
FOSTER, who departed this life three years aSe
today, January 10, 1900.
We watched thy dear form fading,
But little did we know
That on the sad tomorrow
Thy soul from earth must go.
You are not forgotten; dear George.
As long as life and memory last
We will remember thee
dear mother, CATHERINE HARRINGTON
who departed this life two years ago tomorrow
May she rest in peace.
BY HER CHILDREN.
HARRINGTON In loving but sad rememb.anes
of my beloved mother. CATHERINE HAR>
R1NGTON, who departed this life two yean
ago tomorrow-Jauuary IL, 1901.
We miss you, dearest mother;
We miss your fond and gentle care;
We miss your kind and willing hand;
We miss you everywhere.
The days are sad without you; e.
The nights are long and drear.
Our dreams, they are about you;
We miss you, mother dear.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MRS. p. GLEAs
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mother, JOSEPHINE HOWARD, who entered
into rest two years ago tomorrow, January liz
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER LOVING SON BERNARD.
dear mother. JOSEPHINE HOWARD. who de-
airy II, 1901.
Two years have passed and gone.
Think We as the tear drops start.
But the memory of our mother
Still is fresh within our hearts.
- nei ''-'s e'''' MAMIE AND WILLIE
father and grandfather, HAMILTON A. MAR.
TIN, who entered into rest six years ago today
Loved and honored in life; remembered and
reverenced in death.
BY HIS CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
MOXLEY. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear wife and our devoted mother. Mrs EN-.
lily s. MOXLEY, who died one year ago tomor-
row-January IL. 1902
Cone but not forgotten.
BY HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. FORD W. Mox.
LEY, AND CHILDREN.
SHORTER. Sacred to the memory. Of Mrs. PRls:
ella SHORTER, loving wife OF EDWARD
Shorter and devoted mother Of Alice W, Mary
E. Harry and Charles Shorter, who entered
into rest two years ago today, January 10, 1901
Since death our mother and US divide,
Thou dost not, Lord, our sorrow chide,
Or frown, our tears to see;
Restraind from passionate excess,
Thou bids US mourn in calm distress
For them that rest In Thee.
We feel strong immortal hope,
Which bears mournful spirits up
Beneath their mountain load;
Redeemed from death, and grief. and PAM
We soon shall find our mother again
Within the arms of God.
Pass a few feetng moments more
And death the blessing shall restore
That which he snatch'd away;
For us Thou wilt the summons send
And give back parted one
In that eternal day.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.