Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-09

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DEAN. On Novemi.,7 : 1897. at IL, o'clock
:. am. RAGlflI Df,N 5Ssii eighty f.ur years,
Funeral from her late r'~tdrncc M9n'Iemery
county. Md near Ten "ytuwn. n e.. on
sunday, Nogcmhcr To-. At O'Clock p N.
Relatives ami friends respectfully invited 70
ATTEND lutcrmchI Al tn" Shocmaker family
cemetery.
m, at her residence c5i Nth street southeast.
IDA NJ, beloved vic W Frances Essex.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FISH. on Thursday November l. 1897. d, cas-
pm. ETHEL, only laughter Of Ellen !. aud
the late col. Roswell A Fish.
The DAY is come. not gone:
Her sun is risen. not set.
Her life j. NOW beyond The reach Of death or
Not eudc,l. but begun
Funeral from her late rssiienrG, l2ns p >trest
invited :" services lnterment private. at
Arlington.
FULTON. on THURSDAY. November l. 1901.
1880 am. EMMA WALSH FULTON, hy."yrI
wife Of Creed NJ Fulton.
Funsral from calvary Methodist Epis"el" '1-reA
South, . street h"'w"cn Soih ana 3ls' -jr,ris
northN -, Sunday, November 10 o. 30
pm. Relatives and friends Invited. 3
JOHNS ON November }. 1901. Mrs. FANNIE
JOHNS, formerly of Lcesbmg. Va
Funeral took place from \. J. Shinprrt's 2l0s
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. on November 5 In
terment In Noodlawn cemetery.
KNUDs0N. On Friday November : 1877 at
H. X street northwest, II. kNtDsoN. aged
Funeral services on Sunday. November 10 at
2:3o pm, at Lees undertaking establish
LANMAN. On November s. 1907, LEWIS II.
LANMAN, aged sixty years.
Funeral from his late residence 22O9 VI street
northwest on Monday. November II. at $40
syIyania avenue and 18th street, where
requiem mass will be offered at 10
tN"w York. Brooklyn and Newburgh papers
please copy.)
MAREN On November 8. 1907, a. his resi-
dence Mt Falls Church, Va. WILLIAM MA
Notice Of funeral later 2
MILLER On "wednesday. November 8 at 31o
the late Frederic Augustus MuhenburC Miller
Of tlkton, Cecil county. Nd.
Funeral from St Peters Church. Philadelphia
Saturday at pm Philadelphia papers
please copy
ROBINSON. On November s. 1907 at her resi-
dence 3o3s street northwest, Mrs. SARAH
4. ROBINSON. widow of the late John K.
Services at the chapel. Oak Hill. Monday morn
ing at IL O'Clock. Interment private,
TONDEE On Friday. November s. 1907 at sib-
ley Hospital, ED A. TONDEE. aged forty one
1nterment in Georgia 2
WARD Departed this life on Thursday Novem-
band Of Ezabefh eliori Ward aged s seS
Funeral services at his late residence. 1915 East
Capitol street. Sunday. November 10 at 1
pm. Interment Monday at Chestnut Hnl,
Hartford county, Md.
WHEELER. On Wednesday November o, 1907,
WHEELER
Friends requested to attend the funeral from
the chapel of J. William Lee undertaken,
332 Pennsylvania avenue northwest on Mon.
day, November H. at o'clock pm.
In Memoriam.
mother. SARAH F. BRADLEY who departed
this life November 8, 1902.
BY HER DAUGHTER NAE
LANAHAN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear father. WILLIAM LANAHAN. who
departed this ,d life one year ago tomorrow, No
BY HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MARGARET
MCCARTHY. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear daughter. NELLIE MCCARTHY, who
died twelve years ago tomorrow, Novembef
Loved in life. remembered in DEATH
nref NARY X g. Of BELOVED
this this life five years ago today, November 8,
l9O2.
SHAW. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear sister, LUCY A. SHAW, who died two
years ago today, November 9. 1908.
BY HER SISTER LILLIAN.
KEN. who died November 5. 1900, n at her her
in the eighty first year Of her age. verses
following published by her daughter, ". b.
St. Claire1 New York papers please copyJ
BEAUTIFUL TO Me-
I drew 1t across my hand,
Her beautiful, shining hair
And smoothed 1t over her temples,
While she lay sleeping there.
That enchanted the bards Of old;
1t was neither auburn nor yellow pale
Nor brown nor FURNISHED gold;
But it was fine and silvery white,
As soft soft could BE-
T sIeM most trP Seaa aiss Pas lsgss
held the white hands folded
So quietly on her breast;
They looked almost az If the Lord
They were not round and shapely,
As sculptor might wish to see;
AS some beautiful hands may be;
But they were drawn AID bent with pain,
Yet beautiful hands to me.
XII Kissed her, her face her dear sweet face.
The roses and lilies that beauty loves
Were missing-they were not there.
But instead were wrinkles woven deep
Where the dimples used to be;
OF all the faces in all the world
The most beautiful face to mo-
SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
beloved wife and our dear mother, MARY Al.
SMITH, who departed this life one year aeo
today, November g. 1905.
One year has passed and gone
Think we, as the tear-drops steal;
But the memory Of our dear mother =
Still Is fresh within hearts.
BY HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.