The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-02

which will be private viii take place In
Rock Creek Cemetery.
The body Of Miss Nellie Compiler was
shipped 90 the home OF her parents al
Dickinson Station. Montgomery County,
Nd. Services will be held tomorrow. and
she viii be buried AT Beltsville, Nd.
The funeral of Miss Resale Cross will
be held from Holy Trinity Church at g
a. m. tomorrow morning The interment
viii be in Oak Hin Cemetery.
Services will be held over the remains
Of Miss Corinne Bohrer. at 1910 Thirty
third street and at Holy Trinity Church,
AT 10 a. ~. Thursday. The burial viii be
at Mount Olivet. Rev. Samuel Cahil, as
sistant rector Of Holy Trinity. VIII Off
Ctate at both services.
The body Of 3. F. Legg, the Baltimore
and Ohio brakeman. has been shipped 20
Front Royal, and that Of Thomas + Metz
10 Germantown.
The bodies Of John Baldwin and his
wife. Mrs. Mary +. Baldwin, were shipped
20 East Orange. y. J.. their former home
Dr- Baldwin. brother Of the deceased.
arrived I'm the city Monday night. return
ing yesterday with the bodies
The body Of SaIlie d. Butts, wife OF J.
Frank Butts. was shipped 10 Frederick.
j. Frank Butts, the husband Of the
woman. took charge Of the remains. Last
night the body was removed 20 Middle
town. Md. where funeral services were
held at the home Of DR.. r. L Beckley.
Simple funeral services were held over
the remains Of Lulu Y. Kolb at the resi-
dence Of her mother. Mrs. Nettie NJ.
Kolb. % X street northwest None but
the intimate friends Of the young lady
were present. The ceremonies were con
Quoted by Frank NJ. Bristol, Of the Met
ropolitan Church. The remains win be
taken 20 Frederick for interment
The body of z. Griffith Harris arrived
In Frederick last night and the burial
services will be held to-day at the home
OF his mother, Mrs. Reverdy DrOenburg.
The body Of LinwOod II. Garrett, the
nine-year-old son Of Edward L. Garrett,
was sent TO the home Of his parents, IN
HeTndon. Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth a. Reed. of 31 A street,
viii be buried In Pittsburg. where she
was born. Her mother, Mrs. Sturges,
who arrived IN Washington after the &C
cident. will accompany the body.
The bodies OF T. a. Kelley, of Kensing-
ton; Burnett r Legg. of Front Royal.
Va. and Lucy b. Mullican, of Derwood,
were shipped to their homes for burial.
The services over the body Of Thomas L.
-tANAA Viii " iltlu At-Acg dA Ills iibiiAS IA
Germantown. Md.
The body Of Lorne McCaghey was sent
to Baltimore where It will be buried to-
day.
The services over the two little Kunlo
children, whose parents are lying serious
~ injured at the hospital. will be held at
the undertaking establishment Of Frank
Geiers' Sons to-day at O'Clock. They
will be inferred in a vault at st. Mary
Cemetery for some time
The remains OF Theodore ingalls, King
are at the residence Of his mother-in-law,
Mrs. H. +. Hodgkins, 9l2 Westminster
street. The services viii be held at the
Cavalry Baptist Church at 2.5o o'clock
to-day.
The bodies Of Mabel and Raymond Stur-
geon will be buried from the home of
Mrs HoskinsOn at 1861 Wisconsin avenue
northwest. The services will be conducted
by Dr. Lisinger. of Georgetown and the
remains will be placed in Congressional
Cemetery. At present the bodies are at
the undertaking establishment Of Frey
Bros, on Fourteenth street.