Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-07-23
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tario. Interment Lewes, Delaware.
EMERSON; On Friday. July 2. 1904; az us
loved m husband aSp Of sa,e I0n EMERSON ESSo De-
Funeral Monday. July 20. at 10 o'clock an. from
Relatives and friends invited fnterment "f isi:
yate
GIBSoN; On Friday. July % 1904. at BIS am.
ROBERT. the son OF Mary and Lewis Gibson.
Funeral Monday, July % from his late residence.
Sl1 I'd street southeast. at pm. Relatives
and friends are invited.
GLEASON. On Friday. July %, 1904. MARY F.
GLEASON beloved mother of Mary f. Demo
Funeral from her daughters residence. a21 New
Hampshire avenue northwest, on Monday July
C2nreh Where Sg requiem " mass viii he said Rea
tives and friends invited to attend.
JOHNSON. Departed this life Friday. July %
1g at $40 sm a, bis resd sGHxsGS s
husband of the late Sarah Johnson.
Funeral Sunday July "a a, Pm from e,a the res,
southwest. Relatives and friends invited to
attend.
JONES. On Friday. July %. 1904. at am,
NARY sANDERsoN, widow of Charles W.
Funeral from St Peters Church. I'd and c streets
southeast. on Monday. July IS. at am. In
terment private. e
JONES; On Friday; July 20 1904; at childrens
Hospital, ALLEN ADRIAN, infant son or
| George A. and Agnes Joynes, aged eight months.
Funeral notice later.
LEE. Departed this life on Friday, July %; 1904.
ut O'Clock pm, ABRAHAM LEE, at the age
of ffty-two years.
| He is survived by a wife and six children He
was loving husband, a kind father and a con-
siderate friend.
In this last hour grief claims a part.
| But not from such win soace grow
To cheer my sore and bleeding heart
No. no! My lips shall speak Of hope
That awaits me In the time to be.
When the parting hour the same as this
By HIS WIFE.
Funeral Monday. July % at o'clock. from
Ebenezer Church. 4th and ID streets southeast
Rockville. Md, Jersey City and New York
papers please copy
LEE On Friday, July %, 1ao4 at 1890 pm.
" Lee and devoted father Of Lens u de mary
Funeral Monday. July 20 from Nineteenth Stree.
a Rs respee sa invited 20
MASON. On Saturday morning: July p, 1904. a.
| $3.50 O'Clock. SARAH ELIZABETH, beloved
daughter of Prof. Otis T. Mason.
| 1851 street. Monday afternoon at o'clock
| Funeral private.
west. WILLIAM MARGELLus MULLEN, aged
Funeral from st. Dominics Church Monday, July
70. at am. Relatives and friends invited TO
|
PICkELL Suddenly, on Friday. July %. 1901 at
| the residence of his sOn-in law. Mr.. l.. NJ. Mix,
Il Irving street, Chevy Chase. Md, JOHN IL.
Funeral services will be held on Monday. July 25,
| at l pm. from the above residence Inter
ment private.
ROONEY. On Friday. July %. 1904. at 7l5 am.
| at the residence of her son-in-law. u. c. Ma.
honey, 2l22 NJ Street MARY. widow of the late
Funeral Monday. July IS at Sis Mass at 81.
| Stephens at O'Clock.
THOMPSON On Saturday, July %. 1904 ELLEN
| THOMPSON. at the residence of her niece, MIS-
| Parker, 81 street northwest
Requiem high mass at ST. Alcysus Church at 0
| respectfully invited to atterd
Ky. Mrs. MARY e. HYER-wEBBER. mother
| of Charles $. IIyer Of this city.
| Funeral In Kentucky.
In Memoriam.
CARROLL. In loving but sad remembrance Of my
CARROLL who departed this life one year
ago Sunday, July "a. 1903.
| Asleep in Jesus. blessed sleep.
| From which wake to weep.
BY HER HTSBAS SD r II CARROLL. sR AND IS
| AND F. ]. II. CARROLL.
CIssEI. In sad but loving remembrance Of oar
| darling MAISIE SALOME CISSEL. who de-
parted this life suddenly three years ago today,
July %, 1901
|
| knew thou vert dead:
Heart blooms lie withered DER the plain.
'"ie MAMMA.
GOODAII. who died one year ago today Of
| tdopathic cerebro spinal meningitis.
| Thou art dead and gone. dear loving child,
| Thy heart is still and cold,
| And mine, benumbed with wretchedness,
Is prema turely old.
| or nv whole world of love and joy
| Thou vast the only light
A star whose setting left behind.
! Ali, me. how dark night.
Thy love and faith in me. dear child,
| Mingled with smile and tear.
| Was never broken, darling,
| While dwelt together here
| Nor hitter word nor dark cold look
| Thou gavest me
| Loving and trusting me always
| As loved and worshped thee
could have stemmed misfortune's tide
| And borne contens't and sneer
| Have braved the naughty glance OF pride
Nor shed single tear.
| 1 could have smiled on every blow
| From life's full culver thrown,
| While | might gaze thee and known
| l should not he alone. ,..,,,.
dear mother. AUGUSTA wILKE; who entered
| By HER LOVING CHILDREN.
wYNDHAM In sad but loving remembrance Of
| L
| died one year ago tomorrow, July "a, 1908.
| One year has gone. and still we miss you.
| Friends may think the wound has healed;
| But they little know the sorrow
| That lies within our hearts concealed.
| Life is lonesome. God how dreary-
| Lonely lonesome every spot,
| Listening for his voice TIL weary,
| Weary, for hear 1t not.
| Had He asked well we know
| We would have said, God, spare the blow;
| And with trembling voices say,
| God, love him; let him stay.
| MAMMA AND PAPA.
| WILKINS In sad but loving remembrance OF
| NV dear aunt, DEBORAH WILKINS, who de-
| parted this life year ago today, July %
| 1903. - - -
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Joseph r. Birch's Sons,
| ,O,xM ST NJ Phone