Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-04
FUNERAL OF ALLISON NAIL0R
SERVICES AT FAMILY HOME
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Bishop Satterlee to Have Charge
Following Which Will Be the
Masonic Ceremonies.

All arrangements for the funeral of AL
lison Nailor. jr. have been completed, eX-
cept as to the details of participation by
the Oldest Inhabitants Association and
other organizations. which will meet later
today or tomorrow to perfect their plans.
The services at the late home of the de-
ceased. 18th street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. northwest. will be held Monday after
noon. AS announced yesterday. the serV-
ic, of the church will be in charge of the
Rt Rev. Henry Yates Satterlee. Bishop
of Washington. assisted by Rev william
,Tayloe Snyder. rector of the Church OF
the Incarnation. who is acting In the ao-
sence of Rev. Clement Brown, rector Oh
the Church of the Ascension. in which
edifce the final rites will be performed
Masonic Service.
The service of the Knights Rose Croix
will take place Monday afternoon at 123o
o'clock at the Nailor residence, and will
be rendered by the line officers of Evan
gelist Chapter of the Ancient and Accept
ed Scottish Rite. namely. Jacobus s.
Jones. thirty-third degree. master; ELL
wood P. Morey. thirty second degree. X.
c. c. H.. senior warden: Fred M Book.
thirty-second degree, X. Z. c. H., junior
warden. and Frank A. Sebring. thirty
second degree, X. c. c. H., orator.
The honorary pallbea-ers will be su-
preme Commander James d. Richardson
of the Southern Jurisdiction. George F..
Moore. active member of the Supreme
Council for Alabama: DR.. A. B. Chamber
lin. active member of the Supreme Coun-
Gil for Texas: and the following honorary
inspectors general of the Supreme Coun-
Gil: Francis j. Woodman. deputy il
.spector general for the District of CO.
1umbia; James H. Trimble who also rep
Jresents the Oldest Inhabitants Associa-
ton: William l., Boyden, librarian of the
Supreme Council: Augustus B. Cool
idSe. grand master of Masons; Harrison
DinEman, grand captain of the guard of
the Grand Encampment. X. T.. and An
drew W.\Kelley. past grand commander
OF Knights Templar
Oldest Inhabitants to Meet.
Significant of the fact that its chief off,
Ger is DECEASED. the call for special
meeting of the Oldest Inhabitants Asso-
citation. issued on post cards last evening.
3onSained only the signature of the record
NE> Iecreta fry. B. W. Reiss. and then. in
bfXce of the usual signature of the presi-
DEM of the organization, only deep
bla&> ling of mourning The association
will )meet in its hall. room 3 Corcoran
building. lat 7:3O o'clock this evening, to
take action regarding the death of its
presidsht,<zA ALLISON Nailor. jr.. and to ar
rsnSs/to attend his funeral monday after
noon.
Allison Nailor. jr.. always did his full
snare toward the making of Washington
the real city sbeautiful." 1t was said of
him ,today,sand his home and the grounds
IsurToundfng it were invariably ornament
led win the choicest Towering plants and
shrubs of the changing seasons. The ar
rangement of the foliage seemed to be
such that each day brought forth a new
form of loveiiness. and hundreds of per-
sons formed the habit of travelling past
the Major home each day for the privilege
scf ga z5ns upon the display.