Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-21
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ter of Francies Knny and mother OF Geneva
Funeral from house Thursday, August g. pm.
CHRISTIAN. On Monday. August %. 1906, n,
Mrs sGSS CHRISTIAN :i'
sSved mother Of Daniel Christian. Louyenia
ru voted srandmother Of Juanita Shaw.
Funeral services "Wednesday, August %. at 8
O'Clock pm. at Liberty Baptist Church Rev.
l. l. Tollver, pastor.
NARY FRANCES FOLEY. infant daughter OF
James j. and Mary Castell Foley aged eight
months.
KENNEDY; Suddenly. August -. 1905. J.
BERNARD eldest OF Fritz d. and Eliza
Funeral viii take place from his late residence,
.oo tennsylvania avenue southeast, Thursday
M morning hing. August q. at o'clock. thence 70
be said lnterment at Mt. olvet cemetery z
LANDWEHR. On Sunday August TO- 1906. at s
SG,osk pm ,MARGARET ANNA. beloved
Landwehr. aged thrty-one years 'e' ""'o
Funeral from her late residence. No. 2soI Ontario
avenue northwest. on Wednesday. August %
at $50 am REQUIEM mass at ST. Paul's
Church at 10 osloek Relatives and friends
at st. Mary's cemetery.
Nd. HOWARD S. LARCoMBE, only son Of J.
~ toward and the late Elizabeth +. Larcombe.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
LUDWIG On Monday. August 20. 1906. at 7p.m.,
ALICE MARGARET. infant daughter Of Ed.
win win r and Mamie II. Ludwig
west Wednessy August r az s at 10 nGrt arm.
LouisViiie' NY, papers please copyD
MALATEsTA. On Monday. August 20. 1905 at
a Are HSRe T NJ his daSyhfr Rose Menisheim
late Marion Malatesta, aged eghty-three years
Requiem mass, wednesday, $50 am, at St.
Mary's Church. fhterment at ST. Mary's ceme-
terry.
McCHESNEY. On Sunday. August 10. 1906 at his
sesidenes ga Sd street northwest, JAMES a.
airy and late first sergeant Company b. 9th u
Funeral at Arlington National cemetery 4 pm.
MoFFAT; On Monday August 90 1905 at $50
Albert q and R snd s On f f&aS,T Of
two months and twenty-eight days
Funeral from his late residence 2sS i4th street
Friends respectfully invited.
WALTER NELSON. husband of Sarah NJ. Nei,
:. Nelson of Stanton avenue Anacostia. D. c.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PATTE y: On Monday afternoon August 20 1906
lilo :st street northwest WILLIAM EDWARD
PATTEN, eldest son of Mrs. Eliza Patten and
Patten, jr. ''''' 'Ae'
We should not weep that thou art gone,
And where thou dwellest there come
No grief or earthly pain
BY pB BIS DEVOTED MOTHER, ELIZA, AND
nom the above residence Relatives i '" and
friends invited to attend.
sEAyEY; Suddenly, August 20; 1905. in Portland.
Me-, JANE MARIA SEAVEY.
WEIR. On Monday, August 20. 1905. JESSE O.
WEIR, at his home in Petworth.
Funeral from his late residence Wednesday at Z
pm. Friends invited. Interment in Ohio
I'm Memoriam. \
BLAIR: IN loving remembrance of my dear mother.
NARY A: BLAIR, who departed this life An.
gust Il, 1905, one year ago today.
May she rest in peace.
BY HER DAUGHTER. DAISY R. CAMPBELL.
E. CHASE. who sweetIy entered the haven Of
rest year ago today, August 81, 1905.
Rest, spirit, rest.
Gone. but not forgotten.
kBY HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS.
DBN Si,p IA loving Eemembrance Of my dear SON
ago today. August 81, 1899.
Gone, but not forgotten.
BY HIS DEVOTED MOTHER. s. E. d. "
FREEMAN. In loving remembrance of our dear
s sea a aso August iss THIS HE one
As ne was loved on earth he is loved in heaven.
MAMMA, PAPA AND SISTER
dear wife, MARY X. MCKAY, who departed
Anniversary mass at St Paui.s Church.
We have loved thee fondy.
But thy life dreauA now Is DER;
To thy voice so kind and gentle
We shall never listen more.
1t is hushed; thy hands are folded
Motionless above thy breast,
And thy eyes are closed forever
In a peaceful, quiet Fest. ga.
BY HER DEVOTED HUSBAND.
Earthly things have lost their brightness.
Joys once cherished now are gone.
And hearts have lost their lghtness
Since her smile has been withdrawn.
Oh, to those loved eyes languish
And that loving heart grow cold!
Who. oh, who tell our anguish,
Who can half our grief unfoldi =
PAPA AND MAMMA.
Mary, dear, coming waits,
The time cannot be Jar.
For she has passed the pearly gates
And left the gates atar
BY UNCLE WILL AND AUNT MAGGIE.
MCKAY In loving but sad remembrance Of my
dear niece, MAMIE MCKAY. who died one
year ago today August q, 1905
Through all her pain she smiled a smile Of heavenly
And when the angels called her home she smiled
farewell to earth.
Though lost to sight to memory dear thou ever
Her heart was true her life was young. yet not
our will, but Gods, be done.
BY AUNT MAMIE.
sCHJTTZ In sad but~loving remembrance of our
dear husband and father, CHARLES J. b.
Schultz, who died one year ago today August
q, 1905.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.