New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
DIED.

ALEN ON s1araay Msy'4 Is i'ii ,I,sd I9sI E2'j sn
.Io"l Note Allen lnterment private
rfYp YpENRURGII-At HUDSON. y Y. March IS.
l4fi John Brown Rlydeubuign. IN the ooln
,cdr of hi, age. Funeral from his late nous
tf smithtoru Long Island. on Mondsy Msrcn
~ at i.i5 y m Carriages viii meet tram
leaving New York at II % o.o'A-
rRACKETT-At summit. y. j. Anna G.. Sra <
M % -" York CITY OF Bneam9n's BHS ro,SsrSr Ssr9lS'
Monda,. March 80. II 80 a. m
THE TEACHERS AND PUPILS who were for
iusrlv associated with Miss Anna e. brackeu.
and who dcsire 20 attend her funeral service
should asserbl" az thu Peunsyvania Railroad
station. seventh ave. and 33d ST. for train
leaving at i0.l. Monday morning March 70
BRADY-On March - the Rev. Patrick !.
BRADY. priest ~ the congregation -, = Paul
th, Apostle. Nespers of the dead VIII oe sung
Iu the church ~ ~ Paul the Apostle. ''tn
st and columbus ave" ON Monday evening 80
O'clock TIE office of the dead VIII he
,hIntcd ON Tuesday AT 9 a. m.. followed oy a
solemn mass a requiem.
DRAPER ON March Il. at Flushing y Y,
Maria H. Draper. daughter Of the late simeon
and Frances ;. Draper. The funeral WIZ taxe
plac. - hsr residence. No. Il Jamaica avenue.
Flushing At 2:i5 y. m. sunday, March ~
ELDRED-Al5ert Eldred. aged 80 years. F'u-
neral AZ The Funeral church, Nos 24l ana .'J
West 23d 81. frank F. Campbell Buidinsl
GRINNELL-At her late residence. IN auburn a,
= y THURSDAY
charlotte Irving daughter ~ the late Ehenezer
Irving and widow of tine late William X GRIN.
nell. IN the s7th year ot her age. runets,
services Will boz hold AZ 81 Peters Episcopal
church Auburn. y. y. N saturday morning.
March j. A. 10 o'clock. Burial at sleepy
Hollow cemetery. Tarrytovn on the Hudson.
on sunday March 10. on the arrival OF The
il.lo train from Ncw York
LITTLE on Friday. March Il. 1911. Andrew
fItfl. i'm his S9f year Funeral from his late
residence NO n East n2d st. Tuesday. March
II. a. 10 o'clock a. m. lnterment private.
Please omit flowers.
GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS AND
TRADES Men OF THE CITY of NEW YORK.
Executive office. No. - West 4fth 81.
Brothers. sorrowful announcement Is mace 1t
the death of Brother Andrew Little on Marrh
Il for twenty four years member or ths so
ciety serving faithfully upon the Pension 'oni-
mttec from ise2 untl III" iims sS Of ns death
RICHARD I. DAVIES, Secretary.
MpoNALp-on Friday. March Il. 1911. at his
latc residence No / West 12d ST.. Jihn ID
Mcdonald. Funeral service at ST. Patricks
Cathedral Fifth ave. and 5oth st, Monday
morning March 90. AZ 1890 o'clock. Inter
mont az IIopewell Dutchess Co. y. y. at the
convenience OF the family.
M.DONAID- Board Of Governors Of the
Oakland Golf Cluh have learned with pro-
fouDd regret OF tho death OF Nj. John II.
NJ, Donald n member of Us BOARD Of Gov
,rnors Ills ne work was notable and sue
res-ful lu his calling railroad con p
t,,ctor and builder In a large sense he has
been associated with some of the most I'm
nortant and monumental railroad work in the
country and A. the contractor IN building the
New York subway and for the part he took
In the construction " the tunnel for the bal
ttmore and Ohio Railroad In the 'lty OF bhl-
tinlore his name will be remembered as long
as these monuments 10 his genius ana ability
endure But IT IL not purpose TO dwell
uuon his success IN business. but 10 record
,h- part which he took In promoting the
Interests of this Club. and the associations
which he established and the friendships
which he formed are the things which, now
that ne has passed away. more nearly anect
each member. HIS sterling character. coupled
with his genial and friendly disposition. and