Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-30

| northeast, MARY e. BOND. widow of the late
| James L. Bond. in the seventy -eighth year OF
Services at her late residence Wednesday, May !.
| at am. Interment at Sandy Spring, Nd.
washington papers please COPY
BROOKE; On April 80; 1907, At the residence Of
avenue northeast, MARY E.. widow of the late
Thomas A Brooke OF Montgomery county, Nd:
and streets southeast as oci"cR we'd %
nesday. May 1. Interment private.
COOPER M On Tssssay' ARTil 90 1907 at l2is
samuel B. and the late Mary j. NJ Birckhead
run e1SPf Services Wednesday May a, ..so pm
lnterment private.
'i$S ASs Beloved ]" ff Sa::
street. Philadelphia. WV
HAN iso1 w psgsrted this NE SUNDAY. April ~
Hawkins and brother Of Briee h G r rni,e
burg papers please copy
ssfSi Ss5 S s
mon mon , aged eighteen years.
Am, from her late home. % Myrtle street,
then thence to ST. ST.. Aloysius Church; where requiem
1907. at $50 pm, al his residence. 2ois 10th
stree street northwest T, WILLIAM b.. beloved hns-
| Nellie v, William p. and Daisy NJ hin and
Funeral from Curtis Free Baptist Church. Hrr.
| per's Ferry, w. Va, Wednesday. May j, at
hi 40 1907 suddenly on Tuesday morning Api
daughter of the late John Geo and Maria Anna
h kis N and aI beloved aunt OF Geo: A. and LII
residence,
northwest Thursday. May 2, at pm. Funeral
LATGHoR ;Gn On Monday; April 20. 1907. THOMAS
Anacostia, ID. c., Wednesday May l. at z
pm. Friends and relatives Invited to attend.
LANGHoRN.
s 4sIS On n,e AG f he % I'D q
| and the 18th New York Engineers. memher of
E XII Carson Post No ?, C. A. r. is announced
| his late residence No 3o8 Monroe street Ana
costa on "Wednesday, May ]. l9"7 at . o'clock
CHAs. F. KEEFER Adjutsnt
| MARSHALL On Monday. Anril 90 1907. at 2:2S
am. Mrs. SYLVIA MARSHALL widow Of tho
late Edward Marshall. and daughter Of Mrs.
Funeral w take from R1 Tso TsSnssany 6n My
and relatives are invited TO attend. 2
Mcguire. On Sunday. April Is. 1907, 22o
o'clock. HANNAH, the beloved wife of John
MctIuire
Funeral from her late residence 1O7 d street
sS1h%%s ns wrdn &, Nay n a. $50 am
and relatives invited TO attend 2
MCKINLEY ON Sunday April 2s. 1907. at 11:.,
pm. LOUISE NJ. beloved daughter of VIM. +.
and Mary Mcklnley aged fourteen years and
| Fun"Tnl from her late residence. 1913 o street
northwest Wednesday morning. May l. thence
Ia Holy Trinity Church. where high OF
repose of her soul.
WILLIAMS: ON Tuesday, April 30, 1907, at
am. at her brothers residence, liis Pierce
triumph of Christian faith. Mrs. PATSY VIII
Funeral Thursday; May 2, at 9 pm, from Nine,
teenth Street Baptist Church, corner 18th and
l streets northwest.
In Memoriam.
rosS a but ss e
who entered into rest six years ago today.
HIS DEVOTED SISTER.
Ssai fa.ht4 pEpER v1f vS Of
Hi sos 'n'S lie Two years ago To-Day April 90
Two years have passed and gone.
Think We the teardrops start
Still is fresh within my heart.
Through %sd, the the pearly gate gates of , heaven
God thought best to take him from u.s.
Though he left our home so drear.
Hard we strove keep him with us,
But love and skill were all in vain;
We had to lay darling father
Meath the graveyard's sod away.
| BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, EMMA HALL
| HICKMAN. who died April 80. 1895. twelve
| years ago today.
This world hath felt quickening breath
| From heavens eternal shore.
And souls triumphant over death
| Return to earth once more.
| For this we hold our jubilee.
For this with joy we sing. a
o grave where is thy victory?
death, where is thy stingi
Our cypress wreaths we've laid aside
For amaranthine flowers
For deaths cold wave does not divide
The souls we love from ours.
Across the waveless crystal sea
Their notes triumphant ring:
o grave, where is thy victory!
death, where is thy stngf
BY HIS LOVING WIFE, NJ. J. HICKMAN.
dear mother. CHARLOTTE MADRE, who died
BY HER CHILDREN.
husband JACOB S. REDMAN. who entered into
rest seven years ago today, April 30, 1900.
Loved in life and in death remembered"
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, LILLIAN F. RED
'iG dear mother, NELLIE ROBINSON STONE,
who died two years today, April 80, 1905.
To the graveyard oft we wander,
Flowers to strew with gentle care
On the grave of our dear mother,
Who lies calmly resting there.
Friends may think well forget her
And our wounded hearts he healed,
But they little know the
That's within our hearts concealed.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, GRACE ROB
INSON AND SARAH LAMKEN.
New Haven papers please copy)
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
j. WILLIAM LEE, Funeral Director
and Embalmer. Livery In connection. COmmodosS
chapel and modern crema forum. Modest pricea,
832 Pennsylvania ave. NV. Telephone call 1888.
FREY BROS,