The San Francisco call., 1906-05-09

thence to st. Paups Church, corner OF
Twenty-ninth and Church streets,
celebrated for the repose OF her soul,
commencing at $3.50 o'clock q NJ. Inter
ment Holy Cross Cemetery. /.
LA A BIcRT--In this city, May 2, 1903
band OF the Late Mary Lambert, and
father Of Mary Lambert and Mrs. j.
K. Hc1lmRnn and Mrs Clarence kerns
OF Santa CRUZ q native Of Ireland.
aged u years.
bslenos aud acquaintaaces are re-
speettuly invited TO attend the funeral
ednesuAy, May o., ls06, al 10 ociock
a. M, from the mortrary chapel OF the
2475 Mission street, near Twenty-drsr,
under the auspices Of Crockett lodge
No. 139 F. and A NJ 1nterTnent Wood
lawn Cemetery. 1t
Of Margaret Mccarthy, and father Of
Mrs. 2. Q. Descalso, q native Of Cara
lscka, parish Of Ross Carberry. County
n F1nersi as4~fi viii take place wednesday.
Missy 8, from his late residence, 1861 Fol-
som street, thence to st. Peters
Church. where 2 requiem mass win be
commencing at ; o'clock. 1nternenl
Holy Cross Cemeery. Friends and
acquaintances are respectfully inTteo
this city, at the resi-
denee sof her daughter, 81 1-2 Hill street.
May s, 1906, Mathilde M, beloved wife
of the late Judge 70. L. Melbourne. and
mother Of Edwin A. Henry G. and Te-
rese Melbourne and Mrs. Victor Ha-
chette, Mrs. Belle LIE Bouveau and
Mrs. Ceeele Bryant, a native OF New
Orleans. La.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
parlors of Bunker & Lunt, 1865 Mission
street, Mission Masonic Temple, be-
tween Twenty-seeond and Twenty-third.
Interment private. S2t
Moresi, dearly beloved husband of Mrs.
Polina Moresi, and father Of Joseph
Morssl and brother Of Rudolph Moresi.
and 6rother-dn-law Of Frank Messini.
a months and days. A member of
Piedmont Lodge Ne. 172 K. Of p,
Painters Union No. 1Z7 and Court st.
Gottarto No. SSs5, "A. o. r.
fsS beloved shs soe s x ArsSSur MsS anS I Belle
Maggie. a nativs of San Francisco, aged
months and "a days.
this city May s. 1903.
John Reynolds, and mother. of James
j., Joseph l.. ard the late Mamie Rey-
nolds, native Of North Adams, Mass.
aged h5 years.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral
tomorrow CThursday). at o'clock.
from the parlors Of 3. ! Kenny q Co.
whore a requiem mass will be cele-
brated for tbs repose OF her soul. COM
Inencing at a. m 92t
this city, May 8. 1905, Mary
AEnes Scott, dearly beloved wife Of
Willie. Humphrey. James, George, Ce-
tie. Lizzie. Mark and Daniel Scott ana
hc1 al eli ~ Tnx p al
William and Cornelius Lynch and Mrs.
c. Sheridan, q native OF Brantry.
County Cork. Ireland, aged 81 years.
Fri Friends ends. and aeeuaintanses are re,
tomorrow "wednesday, May 9, 1906, at
Addition funeral parlors, 1I24 Devisa-
thence to Sacred Heart Church. Fell
and Fillmore streets, where q requiem
mass will be celebrated for the repose
Oakland, April 5, 1905, Will
liam Smith, husband of Katherine
Smith, and father Of William and Jo-
seph Smith and Mrs. Geo. Young, Mrs.
J: Farley, Mrs. S. Lareau. Mrs. K.
Hopkinson and Mrs. L. Halter. a ma
tive Of County Galway. ireland. pa
pers please copy9
STOU'TEsN OUIfi-In thls city, May
s, 1o06. Charles II. Stoutenbonpugh, be-
loved brother of Mrs A. r. Baldwin.
aged rs years.
Funeral services Wednesday. May 0.
at 10 a. M, at residence, 2SM Devisa-
dero street, northwest corner of Union.1
this city, May 5, 1905, Will
liam. beloved husband of Mary r.
Stuart, and father of Willie, Alice. Ro-
sic, Edwin, Mandy and Hazel Stuart,
a native of England, aged SO years A
member of the ,Riggers' and Stevedores
Union.
Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited. to attend the funeral
tomorrow tThursday), at 10 g. m, from
the par1ors of the United Undertakers,
26cS Howard street 1nterment Mounr
Olivet Cemetery 1t
this city. May S. 1906.
Ann, wife Of Albert Whitmen, and
mother Of Albert, Thomas and Joseph
Whit1nen. and beloved sister Of Miss
Elizabeth Cullen. native OF County
Kilkenny, ireland, aged 20 years.
The funeral win take place today
(Wednesday), ct r: m. from the par
lors of McFadden. McBreaTty G. Green.
107o Haight- street. Intedment Holy
Cross Cemetery by $3.50 O'Clock train
leaving Third and Townsend streets. 1t