Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-11

Funeral from Oak Hin Chapel Wednesday. Juss
Il, at o'clock pm.
KING Suddenly. June 9. 1907. CHARLES NJ,
beloved son Of Thomas and the late Ellen Ors
residence. 1919 sth street northwest Inter-
ment at Glenwood.
LAIL. suddenly, Saturday night June 8.
MINNIE t II Sou at Port Of Md Isi
and sister Of Mrs Easter Tyler. Mrs. Mame
Funeqsi fTom an' Ff GsSFfe @ c,r,o,
Va, tuesday. June H. 'C New York and
Philadelphia papers please copy
MORSE RISE In New York city on Monday, June 10.
Elizabeth +. Morse, in his thirty fourth year.
Funeral from Oak Hill Chapel, Washington. ID. @.
June II at IL am.
MAYOR. On Monday. June 10. AMELIA H..
wife of Chas. F. Naylor and daughter OF the
late Frederick W. and Caroline D. Gieseking
Funeral W., Wednesday, June 70, from the chapel.
OAK hill cemetery, at o'clock.
NELLIGAN; On Monday, June 10, 1907. at o:4a
beloved wife of Patrick II. NellGan.
Funeral from her late residence. 1924 T street
thence to st. Martins Church, where high
mass mass will be said for the repose OF her soul.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
oBRIEN On Of, Monday, Tune 10 1907, 7:ls
WILLIAM o,BRlEN. son Of Margaret and the
Is, at $50 O'Clock thence to Holy Trinity
of his soul Friends and relatives in ny "a
attend. lnterment at Holy Rood cemetery. 2
PATTERSON. Departed this life on Monday.
5une 10. 1907 EDITH PATTERSON. litas
Funeral from the residence. 6ls Sd street south-
west, Wednesday. June IL. at 1 pm. Reia-
tves and friends invited TO attend
SHEPARD On Sunday June ., 1907 at 7;ss
Mlda w. Shepard. In his sixty-ninth wear.
Funeral from his late residence 2ile 18th street
and friends invited. interment private
\, The ,, death on June .. 1907. of Comrade ALLEN
NJ SHEPARD late of the 18TH New York Vol,
1nteers member of Kit Carson Post. No. 2.
attend the funeral from his late residence. No.
ZIG 18th street. on Wednesday. June IL at 2
terry. G. N. Hustled. co@mand der'
CHAS. F KEEFER, AdJutant
SMACKuM On Monday. June 10, 1907. at ESQ.
at at, his residence; 1896 Saith St. after short
late Cecilia Smackum.
Notice of funeral hereafter Baltimore and yon-
kers and Rockville papers please COPY
swERDFIGER: suddenly, on Monday morning.
office, JOHN H. SwERDFIGER formerly Of
Pasadena, Cal, aged forty mine years and four
Services will be held at Socialist headquarters liz
street northwest; on Wednesday evening June
Theosophical Society and the Socialist party are'
invited to attend Remains can be seen 40
northeast. until Wednesday evening
THoRNBURGH Entered into rest Monday. June
10 1907 at $50 AM. Lieut.. THOMAS H.
THoRNRrRGH, beloved husband Of Marills
Funeral from late residence 20 Rhode Island ave.
nue. northeast wednesday, June II, at
O'Clock pm. 1nterment In Arlington. Friends
invited. 2
The death of Comrade THOMAS H. THORN.
BuRGH, late captain Company ]. sth Ohio Vol
late residence. 30 Rhode Island avenue northeast.
on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Comrades
OF encampment invited TO attend.
W. J. WEISS, Adjutant
In Memoriam.
EDWIN BARRETT HAY. Died June II. 1905.
He friend OF all mankind, who gave moro
pleasure to more people than any man who ever
lived Honors came to him in plenty; love came
to him in full measure, pressed down and running
over; happiness came TO him In the home In the
street, in the courtroom, in the fraernal aud
cial organizations, and wherever else his magnlf<
cent strength Of mind and body, his fervid image
nation, his buoyant sympathy, his eXhaustless vie
tally, his brilliant grace his ubilant spirits
opportunity to portray the renleteness of tho
splendid morale of the man. EDWIN BARRETE
HAY attracted honor and love and happiness az
the roadside flower attracts sunshine. and he
sublimed the gold of it into perfume and exhaled
ii again, glory and a benediction. He an
apostle OF sunshine all cheer and help and fellow
ship. hearty laughter and joyous words swords
ringing far and true ike Silver bells. His voice.
among us was gladly welcomed his kngly
presence In the thousands OF hearts he helped, In
the noble orders he served strength ened ana
sisted to build up in the lives of the men and
RETT HAY Is not dead; he has only Joined the
Choir Invisible" whose music is the gladness Of
the world. We mourn the loss of so great, true
GEORGE W. EVANS.
MATHIS. In loving remembrance of our beloved
died year ago today June Il. 1906.
BY HIS PATENTS AND SISTERS.
PADGETT. In sad but loving remembrance Of our
dear father BUCHANAN PADGETT, who ems
tered into eternal rest June H. 1904
Earthly things have lost their brightness,
Joys once cherished now are gone.
And our heart has lost its lghtness
Since his smile has been withdrawn. ,
Oh, to find those dear closed
And that loving form so cold.
Who oh, who tell our anguish,
Who can half our grief unfold.
BY HIS LOVING CHILDREN LULU, CLEvIA
AND WILLARD.
Sad the day the casket came
. To bear our dear brother away. L
Now he lies but soon will rise =
miss thee, dear brother, when young health hsl
And sink in the languor OF pain
Where. oh. where, is the ear that heard him
The arm that once pillowed his head.
BY HIS DEVOTED SISTERS ROSE AND FAN.
ME.
RIPLEY. In sad but loving remembrance of my
darling mother, MARY JANE RIPLEY who det
parted this life one year ago today, June IL
1906.
BY HER DAUGHTER AND GRANDSON, ROSA
AND WILLARD.
SAUNDERS. In sad but loving remembrance Oh
our dear mother. JANE f SAUNDERS, who
departed this life year ago today, Juno
IL. 1905.
Mother dear have by us;
But praying and hoping Gods light will guide u.s.
So when that hour may
no " hn Ia do hn M
Dear Lord wilt Thou help us. before ii Is too late,
To meet dear father and mother the Golde3
Gate?
BY HER CHILDREN. FRIEDRICH A, THEO-
DORE NJ. AMI JUANIrA SAUNDERS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS