The Washington herald., 1906-12-12
DIED.

CARTER-suddenly. on Friday. December :. 1896.
AT De Land Fla. MARY MARDEN, vile q
Mai. George T. Garter, and mother Of Ms,
Warren ". Foster.
Funeral service in First Congregational Church
Thursday, December g. al 80 ,. m Inter
mgnt Al Arlington. tCOnc1Ti and FTanklius y.
H papers please oUpy.l
CAsTOR-On Monday December TO- ls6. ar s;b
O'Clock p. m, ANNIE. the beloved daughter q
James and Annie Castor and sister Of Eliza and
niece q Bessie Maxwell.
Funeral from si0unt Moriah Church. second
street between N and streets southwest at
O'Clock a. N. Thursday, December s. 1905
CLIM-On Tuesday, December H. 1906, al 5 a. m,
A. H WALDO CLUAI. beloved husband Of Ida
Clum nee Seftonl. IN the fftyfourth year of
his aee
Funeral from Lees undertaking establishment
THURSDAY. December IS. az 2. m Friends and
relatives invited.
HAwKINs-Departed this life on sunday, De
ctmber g. 1906 EDWARD HAWKINS He
left 20 mourn his loss, mother. two brothers.
three sisters, and one child and host Of Fel2-
tiTes and friends.
Funeral wiH take place from his mothers resi-
dence. 1911 Sixth street northwest, Wednesday,
December T. at 80 O'Clock tChicago, New
York. and Baltimore papers please copyi
LOWE-On Sunday. December 8. 1906, at Y m.. az
The Portner. Mai WILLIAM K LOWE. aged
sixty-three years
services at St Paui's P. Z Church. Twenty-third
street northwest Wednesday, December z at
o. m Inteunent az Arlington lPIttsbuTg and
Cincinnati papers please COPY
MATTINGLY-Ou December 70, 1905, at Providence
Hospital. GRACE AGNES MATTINGLY nee
Delahayj. widow Of Godfrey z. Msttingiy Re
mains Al residence Of her brother-n-law, George
z Mattingly No, zOs North Carolina avenue
southeast.
Funeral services win be held in s. JosePhs
Church. St. Mary County. Nd. Thursday. De
cember Is. l96-
ROwIAND-Suddenly. on Monday. December 10,
1906. al the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Hyde.
Georgetown, D. C. HARVEY ROWLAND, oS
Fransford. Philadslphia, Pa
TRIPP-Suddenly. on Tuesday morning. December
II. 1905. HENRY E, beloved husband Of Clara
Hurlebaus Trip and son Of the late Henry snd
Anna Barbara Trip
Funeral from his late residence. 40 street
southeast. Thursday. December Is, at l~9 P m
YERKES- suddenly, on Monday, December 70. lsl6.
at Il a. m. WILLIAM Il. YERhES, IN the
sixty-fosIrth year Of his age
Funeral from his late residence g. G street south
west Thursday December Is at 80 p N Rela-
tiyes and friends respectfully invited TO attend
In MemOriam.
wHTTNEY-At regular meeting Of wadsworth
Command, No. 2 Department Of the Potomac Union
Veterans Union the following resolution relative %
the death Of Casnrade WILLIAM a. WHITNEY
was unanimously passed BY a rising vote;
A Whit7ev late of the First California Infantry.
who served from 1851 % July 1850. having hOnoTa
bic record as soldier and citizen, We as his CON-
rades deeply feel his less The tie that binds the hearts
of men closer than al Others Is the comradeshp of
the soldier The tent mate the man in the ranks.
the officer in the line. the field. and staf-all are
bound hy their own distinctive ties. woven into
one thread He tent mate. a soldier; he was
everything loyable and c0mrade TO every His
record IN the war Of the rebellion is written in his
tory and Is an open book 10 most Of Us. He was a
soldier and a man. In his social lifd he was DO
worse than the best Of us but far better than the
worst Of rs. To bis family offer the heartfelt
coincidence Of the comrades Nav God. in Eis in
finite mercy pardon all his sins and IN his sublime
Justice grant him credit for his manhood. his bsneTo-
lCnee, and the love he bore for all Of
r. L. VAN AUEEN.
Z. J. BROOKINGS,
5. F. HAMILTON,
+. A. FENTON-
H. l. STREET.
COMMITTEES.