Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08
DIED.

Frances Carroll.
Funeral from his late residence 1902 4th street
to EbspezeF spsdaE APT Ts 8 at PM thenes
utheast Relatives and friends Invited
De VOTE. On SATURDAY,. April I 1906. at 8 en-.
ANNA NJ. De VOTE widow OF the late Anthony
Funeral from the residence of her sou-in-la Harry
D. Bailey, llo2 street southeast at $50 a m.
Monday. April o. thence to st. Peters Church.
DuCKETT On Saturday, April : 1906, az a:4o
pm, JEREMIAH BUCKET ST.. in the
Funeral from the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
Emma Earnshaw, 2o4 10Th street southeast
and friend. are y oIK nvta 9 Hea stagS
lnternent at Congressional cemetery. Kindly
dmore papers please eopyD
ELLIS. Suddenly on April 7. 1906, EMMA LOUISE
ELLIS tnee SchnebeD, wife OF Harry II. Ellis.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FLINT. On Friday. April g. 1905 at s45 Am,
at 1l0l street northwest, Col WESTON
Funeral Monday. April o. at 30 p.m'. from the
Church OF the Covenant Interment at Rock
FLINT. The members Of the Association of the
Oldest Inhabitants, District Of Columbia are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral serv-
ICES OF our late associate WESTON FLINT.
0S on1y' 9p tba T. I9Oo; at go Pm at the
and 18th St ALLISON NAILoR. Jr.. Pres.
BENZ. W. REIss. Rec. Sec.
GALLAGHER On Thursday. April 2, 1900. at
Funeral Monday morning April 0, from her late
residence, 1902 Brlghtwood avenue at $50
o'clock thence to Church OF the Sacred Heart
where requiem viii be said for the
pose Of her soul at o'clock. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited to attend.
CULLEN. On Thursday, April 5. 1906. at pm.
Mrs. ABBEY GILLEN, a native OF County
Funeral from her late residence 924 street north.
east on Monday. April o. at S 80 Am; thence
to st. Josephs Church. where requiem mass VIII
be said for the repose Of her soul Relatives
and friends invited.
IyFY. On Friday, April g. 1906. at Georgetown
University Hospital. CHAS. C. IyEY. husband
OF George Curran lvey, aged six five years
Funeral from 459 street northwest. Monday,
April o. at II am. Interment private.
IvEY Comrades of the Confederate Veterans
Association are requested to attend the funeral
his late residence. 459 NJ street northwest. ab
CLOCK JOHN IH caLh%Gh 4Rii President ssHS
THos. W. HUNGERFoRD, Secretary.
JONES. On Thursday, April 8. 1906. at $50 am.
HENRY JONES. at his residence. 1884 9th
Funeral viii take place from Third Baptist Church.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
LETANGB On Saturday. April T. 1906, JOSE
PHINB LETANGE. at the age of tbrty-sir
Funeral from Joseph A. Repetti's undertaking es-
tablishment, s17 Pennsylvania avenue south
east, Monday evening. April o. o'clock.
Interment at Mt. olivet cemetery. 2
PALMER On Friday. April o. 1906 THOMAS
PALMER. in the eIghtythird year of his age,
Funeral from late residence. 905 9Th street north
west, Monday. April 8, at 2:9o pm.
REARpoN Suddenly, April 8, 1900, THOMAS
and Annie E. ReardOn nee De Neaiej, aged
Funern from St. Teresa ohnrch AnacOs
D. G., at am. April 0.
SMITH. On Saturday. April I. 1906, at s:s5 am,
after brief illness, Mrs. JOSEPHINE JACK
sister OF Dulcie Holmes and cousin Of Lucy b.
Notice of funeral hereafter
sTEFFEN On Saturday April T. 1903. at 7:4o
pm, HENRIETTA, widow OF the late August
Notice of funeral hereafter.
arE On p T. WEI 'U the BELOVED s
husband of Irene Brown Weaver.
Funeral from the chapel in Harmony cemetery on
Monday, April o. at 40 pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
YATES. On Friday. April 9. 1905 at 3 o'clock
pm al George Washington University Hospi-
tal, HAROLD W. YATES of Colonial Beach,
Funeral. from Lees chapel, as2 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. northwest. Monday April 0, at p.n
In Memoriam.
FREEMAN. In fond rsmembrance OF our affection;
ate father, JOHN t. FREEMAN, who departed
this life thirteen years ago today, April 5, 1888
Anniversary at the Immaculate Conception
TERESA AND BONNIE
MASON In sad but loving remembrance OF our
loved one MELISSA ANN MASON, who en-
tered into eternal rest one year ago. April g.
1905
q" IT'S not the tear at the moment shed
When the cold earth has Just been thrown Ger heF'
That tells how beloved is the one that's gone
Or how deep in our hearts We deplore her.
HER LOVING HUSBAND, HENRY A. MASON.
AND DAUGHTER, JULIA MASON LAYTON.
We miss our grandmother every day:
TURNER AND ALFRED.
MCCULLOUGH. In loving memory OF our darling
mother, CATHERINE MCCULLOUGH, who de-
parted this life year ago today, April b
1908.
Earthly things have lost their brightness,
Uoys once cherished gone,
And our hearts have lost their lightness
Since her smile has been withdrawn.
oh. TO see those loved eyes lAnguish
And that faithful heart grow cold,
Who oh, who tell our anguish,
Who can half grief unfold?
BELLE AND MINNIE.
Anniversary mass at 10 o'clock, Immaculate Con-
ceDtiop Church.