New-York tribune., 1910-01-15
DO. MILLS FUNERAL
HELD 1T ST. THOM4S'S
,foru Friends and RelatiCes
4ftend the Services.

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The funeral Of Darius Ogden NILS VINO
- an January at his winter home In
,-s,1,,.a Cal. was held yesterday morning
T,ornas's Episcopal Church, Of which
- baen q vestryman for a number of
The Rev. DR. Ernest NJ. Stires, rec
- .bs church. conducted the service,
= .,a assistance of the Rev. Dr. W. Nj.
(--os,--nor. rector of the Church Of the In
.s-,atson. and Bishop Greer pronounced
the benediction-
Led bv the organist and choirnaster, Nih
= Nacfsrlsne, the full vested choir OF h'fy
men and boys rendered the musical portion
- the service, which began with the pro-
cessional. Abide With Me" and continued
a. follows: Psalm. Lord, let me know
nine end; hymn, "On the Resurrection
,,o-ning"; anthem. Il heard voice from
s.a,er''- response, Lord. have mercy upon
as and recessionaI. "Hark. bark. my
sou1r,' The simple Episcopal Office for the
dead was followed throughout, except that
the comnittal part Of the service was
omitted. 70 be pronounced later at the
b--4al IN SIeepv Hollow Cemetery, Tarry-
49,, On, the Hudson. The chancel Of the
church was sled with flowers sent by IN
p dfvi6uals and the numerous organizations
with which Alr. Mills had been connected
The members Of the immediate family
--ssent were Ogden Mills. the son OF d o
Mills. ard Mrs ogden Mills, Mrs White
lsv Reid. his daughter, with her son.
Ogden Mills Reid. and Ogden L. Mills
v-hf-elaw Reid American Ambassador 10
s--ear Britain. who made q hurried TIP
from London by the St Louis. was de-
-s5oeS on that boat Of Sandy HOOK, by
the storm
The other relatives present were Edgar
,,.nr NJ ard Mrs. Heber R Bishop, Mr..
and Mrs James c Bishop M ana MIS-
Frs-o,s c Bishop, Ogden Mills Bishop.
A. sr5 Ms lanes L Hartman. Mrs
D I,arier. AIr and Mrs. Moses Tay-
- z+l.s Iv,,17ingra-n. Frank Cunningham
Ar-s James Cunningham and her SON.
rsr,es Cunningham. and Mr.. and Mrs
william Cunningham.
The honorary paIIbearers. j FlerponI
zso-rs, Levi ? Morton, J 3. Haggln' J.
= F,r,,Uor,gl. John L CadwaIader. Will
IAN Douglas Sloane, Charles Lanier ana
F-sncis Lvnde Stetson. preceded the CONN.
.-s @oIIovcfnz II were the relatives, and
ss-.- -h--o came the four vestryuen OF the
church. with whom Mr.. Mills had so long
been associated. Henry c. Fahnestock.
william c. Fargo Charles H stout ana
Alexander II. Hadden-
\ The end Of the service in the church
the family and a few close friends went 70
-7e Grand Central Station and thence by
special train 70 Tarrytown
ArnonC those who attended the church
service. many Of them as representatives
OF organizations and institutions with which
Mr Mills had been associated, we're Miss
Ma-v c Bishop, William K Van
derbilt, AIr and Mrs. Cornelius Van
de-bil1- Mrs. Msturin Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph H Choate. Dr. and Mrs.
william Seward Webb. ]. Watson Webb.
Frank Egerron Webb, ex-Judge Henry E.
Howland, M and Mrs Z. J. Berwind. Mr..
and Mrs I Townsend Burden, Miss Gwen
6olv11 Burden Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard, G.
Creighton Webb, Admiral Cowles, Colonel
and Mrs. William Jay. Edmund L Baylies,
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Winfield
Scott Hoyt, William c Fargo, Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick ". Vanderbilt, Mrs. Van
derbilt, Mrs. James 4. Burden, Miss Eve
1vn E Burden, Miss Helen O. Brice, Mr..
ard Mrs. John RidgeIey Carter. Miss Mil
d-ed Carter Hugh J. Chisholm, Miss Mary
Hartman, " K Vanderbilt jr. William |
3hinelander Stewart, Worthington White
house. z. Rollins Morse and Lloyd Warren.
1Ir and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander, Miss
Anne Sands, George L. Rives, Henry D.
Bzbcock, Afr. and Mrs. John R Drexel. Z.
e Weeks. Mr.. and Mrs Oliver Gould Jen-
ungs, John V. Alexander. Mrs. Marion
storv, 1Ir. and Mrs. Goodhue Living
SION. 81. Clair McKelway. c. ODonneIl
TseIin. Adrian H Iselin, T. J Oakley
FhineIsnder. 7 Edward Simmons. Henry
CIews. General Brayton Ives. Senator
Stephen B. Elkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart Ly-
man. John z. Parsons, Thomas F Ryan,
James Speyer. Isaac y SeIigman. Charles
= Tweed General Horace Porter. Roscoe
Q Z Brown, George F. Baker. the Rev
T- john 3. Devins, r. Fulton Cutting,
Robert II. de Forest. Alexander z. Orr
u c. Brown. Royal Cortissoz, Herman
Eldder. Seth Low. Henry ". Ssckett,
Donald Nicholson. Cornelius y. Bliss and
George s. Bowdoin- John Bigelow, former
Minister 70 France, who recently passed
lis ninety-second birthday. braved the
storm 10 attend the service in the church.
The following organizations were repre-
senred Ct The funeral: The Chamber Of
Commerce, the Bank Of New York, the
Metropolitan Trust Company. the Morton
Trust ComRany. the United States Trust
Company. the Farmers Loan and Trust
Ceupanr. the Botanical Gardens, the
Home for IncurabIes, the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art. the Museum OF Natural
History, the international Paper Com
PAM -he Niagara Falls Power Company,
IRE New York Central Railroad. the Mer-
Ee1Lhaler Linotype Company, the Metro