Evening star., 1907-07-06
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Funeral from residence. l7ls 7th street northwest
at. a. oSioGk sunday, July L. Please omit dow.
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RiNE HAZEL MARTIN. youngest ste chlId d Of IA 4.
A. and Catherine J. Martin tnee HaIel.
Funeral from parents residence, 1928 Florida
nue. northeast. Monday. July s, 0 Am. Rsla-
tives and friends invited to attend.
MckENNA. On Saturday July Q. 1907, at Sc.
Cecilia Academy. at am, Mrs. MARGARET
Mckenna Of Baltimore, aged seventy four years.
MILLER. Departed this life Thursday, July T.
axhtsr ds0, at Y Dm MAaSUERITE infant
granddaughter Of Margaret Platter.
Little Marguerite was our darling,
Pride OF all our hearts.
But an angel came and whispered,
Darling Marguerite, do come home.
Funeral from her grandmother's residence, 140
Carroll street southeast Sunday, July T. at
pm. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
NERyIs as c,,d Departed this life July A.. 1907.
L. Nervis, father OF the late Lizzie Lee and
uncle Of Walter and Moses Neryis
Funeral sunday, July Z, at o'clock from the
Second Baptist Church
PHILLIPS. On Wednesday, July 8, 1907, at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, WM. r., husband OF Leona w.
Phillips aged thirty years
Funeral from the residence of his parents, 800 +
street northwest. Washington ID. G.. on Sat.
urday, July 9, at 2:30 o'clock. lnterment In
Arlington cemetery. with Masonic and military
In Memoriam.
CLARK, In loving remembrance of my. dear hug
band, W. ]. CLARK, who departed this life
one year ago today-July 6, 1906
The joy OF my life, the light of my love
Has gone from my home to the mansion above.
His voice once so gentle, SO tender and sweet,
The message OF goodness has ceased to repeat.
BY HIS WIFE. CHRISTENAH CLARK.
sister. GEoRGIANA cox. who died one year
~ BY HER LoVING SISTER, ELLA
DEAGEM; In sad remembrance Of our darling boy,
this life one year ago today-Juy O, 1906.
All earthly things have lost their brightnesst
joys once cherished now gone
And nay heart has lost Its lightness
Since Joseph's smile has been withdrawn.
Oh, to see those loved eyes languish,
And that loving heart grow cold,
Who, oh, who, can tell our anguish,
Who can half our grief unfold?
MOTHER AND FATHER.
son, JAMES GASkINs, eight months old, who
departed two years ago today.
There was heavens band which was not COM
God called the little one to All the vacant stand.
BY FATHER AND MOTHER.
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BY CHILDREN.
dear baby, GRACE AGNI& RANDALL who
departed this life one year3ago today"July 4
1906.
By HER MOTHER
Friends may think we II soon forget her,
And wounded hearts be healed,
But they little know the sorrow
By HER AUNT MARY.
''She is not dead but sleepeth.''
Oh. what a comfort TO know
That she whom we love so fondly
Has passed from all sorrow below.
Guarded and kept by the Savior.
Victor Ger death and the grave,
We know she is sweetly sleeping
In Jesus the mighty to save.
WHEELER; In loving remembrance Of my DARLING
baby ELSIE r. WHEELER. who left me Eve
sad years ago tomorrow, July T. 1902.
And j who loved only know
.-. BY HER DEVOTED MAMMA.
Obituary.
FOSTER On June IS, 1907, at his country resi-
Rev ADDISON PINNEO FOSTER, DID. in
his sxty-sixth year. He was the eldest son
Of the Rev Eden Burroughs Foster, ID. D., and
Mrs. Catherine Pinneo Foster. late Of Lowell,
Mass. He was graduated from Williams Col
lege in 1863. He studied theology at Prince
ton and Andover seminares and In tho
,s Christian commission during the civil war; His
his father. and afterward he was settled in NAL
den and Chelsea Mass. Jersey City, y. j., and
Roxbury, Mass. He was widely known as the
80 secretary for New England Of the American
Sunday School Union, which position be filled
from 1894 until two yeaIs ago when he re-
tired his farm. He also wrote a Sunday
~, school manual published by the American Sun
day School Union and life of his father,
called The Four Pastorates of Rev. Eden b.
Foster. d. ID. He contributed 10 each number
OF the Monday Club Sermons and con-
stant correspondents Of the Chicago Advance.
He OF energy and ability in his
calling. In past years he had frequently
preached in the First congregational Church OF