Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-11-30
DIED.

DARCY. On Saturday November q, 1909. At his
nome, Westrhalia. near Upper Marlboro Pr.nco
Georges county, Nd, of pneumonis. xLoNzo
Burial Monday. November 80 at O'Clock pm.,
from the n. E. Church. ForestriIle. Nd.
ELDER; On Friday. November 81 1908, at tho
residence Of her son. Rev Charles r. Elder
pastor Of the Unitarian Church OF Keene, n.
DISTINGUISHED Huguenot family and John Powell
81 Portland Maine but formerly citizen Q,
- Elder of Portland. Maine
Burial at Portland, Maine, on Tuesday, December
i, at Evergreen cemetery.
ELLIS. On Monday November 30 1909. BLANCHE
Funeral from the residence of her sister Mrs.
east, Wednesday. December 3. 1908. at
oeipGE; thence fS 81 Peters CHURCH where
tives and friends invited to attend. q
vember 2S. 1903 SUSAN HERBERT aged sew
Sts F years years ten months and twenty foor
Sleep on, dear mother;
God called you home.
He thought 1t best.
BY HER SON.
Funeral from Mt: Carmel Baptist Church, 4th and
L streets northwest, Tuesday. December ], as
o'clock.
Novemser 20 1903. oARoIiNE sEwARD iS" VIII;
OF Arthur Johns. and daughter OF Mary d.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
LARRIMORE. Suddenly. on Sunday, November
20. 1908, at his residence, sis 9th street north
west, JOHN A. LARRIM0RE, beloved husband
of Mary ]. Larrimore lnee Peuneln.
Services at late residence Tuesday. December /, AZ
Th Ssosa p Nd Friends invited 'nteFmsn' a.
the tn, Home Of the Incurables. Hiss FRANCIS R.
PROCTOR. Entered into rest Sunday. Noven,-
ss s ls at her snRs % Sae Ssp mia
wife of the late Rev. ]. L. Proctor, and the be-
loved mother Of John NJ. Proctor and Ada W.
Proctor Awkward.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
tionai church l" Wednesday. Decenber 2, at
church. %
In Memoriam.
BARBER, In sad and loving remembrance of or
dear daughter MILDRED r. BARBER, who
died one year ago today, November 30, 1902.
o Father, list our longing PRAYER
To meet her In the ''bye-and-bye.'
To share amending converse there,
Beyond the reach of sorrows sigh.
MAMMA AND PAPA
BUSH In remembrance of Mrs LEILA BUSH,
who departed this life one year ago today,
November 80. 1902.
Gone, but not forgotten.
B. HER SISTER, ELIZA RUFFIN.
friend, Mrs. BESSIE CROOKS {nee Covingtonl.
who died one year ago today. November 30.
ciated she was greatly endeared by her many
'''A'i' '''''' " -FOUR FRIENDS.
Obituary.
FUNERAL OF ANDREW D. WILCOX.
A large concourse Of sorrowing friends attend
ANDREW DONELSON WILCOX from his late
ss Essns at sax
the late Hon. John A: Wilcox. and bis uncle uncle:
Buckley of St. Matthew's ofhciated at the
funeral services. and Capt Samuel Donelson
and Mr.. Sanders Garland, cousins OF the de-
ceased Commander Harrison. o.. s. NJ; Mr..
Archibald Young acted as pailbearers. Stricken
suddenly IN early life. with a future aboundins
make long life desirable. his death was a
crushing blow TO his friends and adorfng Fam:
NY and srevousy darksned ths happy he%e
brilliant talents great personal charm, I'M
swerying integrity courage from mt, ancestS Ns
family circle. loyal friend; an unselash:
sympathetic friend little children loved and
sOnarsa hm h and s msm viii Be
cherished by his family and friends as the most
Virsipis Military Institute. hs filled creditably
many responsible positions. winning in an the
respect and confidence OF his supeEiors. the love
and sympathy Of his associates. Embracing the
faithfully its duties and obligations and elasped
the ea great. precious pre- talisman Though many
disappointments and humilia tons darkened bis I
bs ss 1
and honorable. and when the dread summons
he. Like soldier answering , sne i sn%
charity for all. with perfect faith ana trust "
Gods pity and mercy, passed from earthly
an trusting many, wrongtng none. he died thhe
death which best becomes a man