Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
O'Clock. Iaterment at Mcuat ZION ceneter-.
Frfe uds invited.

BLAcKwELL. Departed this life 90 wsdses-
day, August 2. 1911, at 1919 pm. after q
iinserins illness: Mh,,s he bore 6, .t, eth Chris
the father Of Gertrude Hall. Thesscre sisrk
Clarence and the brother ~ Martha George.
Funeral n, sa, n August ST., At sn fssT n:
Dumbarton avenue northwest. 80
BuRcHE. On Friday; August { IeII, at SD
son Of the late Raymond W. and Catherine
pm. at j. VIM Lees undertaking estshi.sh
mcnt. ,strictly private.) Interment at Ar
llngtcn. Va. g
FISHER. On August Z. i9ii a. Ro.sitsE "a.
youngest son OF Or. and Mr.. James Grant
Fisher and great-grandson OF the late Samuel
a II, peoSs; naval constructor. T. :. n. sEed
FITZGERALD. On Friday. .Aueust T. 1911: at
Ellen and n the Seio!cs brother soas 'e Ss
Mrs. James c. Purcell.
Funeral from the residence Of his sistsr. 1922
North capisoi street, on Monday, August !.
viii VIII be said at o. O'clock for the repo.e Of
his soul. Friends and relatives are rcspeo,
fully invited 90 attend. Sc
Roebusk, = G. HofE FoRsftkR, VIII. Of
S. Finacom Of " Washington n G
Funeral August 6, at l. M. at Rocbuck. \. 6.
H E. NORTON. In her .i.ty.nnth ysas:
y. Arnold PIP Nichols avenue, AnacosAis.
D. c., on Monday. August Z; thence to 81.
Ieresas Church at am. where requiem
mass VIII be said for the repose OF her soul.
lnterment private.
PTNNER On Saturday. August 5. 1911. az $50
am, al the residence of her uncle p R. Il.
n: Sattes. MARY TAYLOR sATrES PIN
NER, aged twelve years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
REILLY. TN Friday August 4. 1911. At Ia:ss
pm. at the residence of Mrs. s. g. Muloy.
Beltsvile. Nd. SUSANNAH E.. beloved wife
of Edward Reilly. aged seventy nine years
Sunday: Angus q. at $50 pm. Relatives
and ds, friends end. respectfully invited to attend.
ing Treasury at 2:l5 pm, g.
80 an. at the residence OF her niece,
Mrs. John Kane. 1921 10Th street northwest.
ELLEN sPELLIssY. beloved sister of the
late Catherine Speiiissy.
Notice of funeral hereafter. -
STUART. suddenly. on Friday. August =, 1911.
at & pm. ANNA WYATT FAIRFIELD,
Wife OF Duncan Stuart.
r,ee from Ssr late s Tasr
gust 4. Interment private.
vENABLE. On Friday August T. 1911. at her
Line S sH VESABTE see auieS
insonl, wife OF the late Joseph G. VeuAble,
in the eighty first year Of her age.
Funeral services at her late residence Monday
evening at o clock Iuterment in Congress
sionai cemetery. brooklyn Eagle please
copy i'
WASHINGTON. Departed this life THURSDAY.
August 3, 1911, CHARLES H. WASHING
Funeral viii he held from the Alexander Memo
rial Baptist Church SUNDAY. August s, at 2
pm. Friends are welcome
In Memoriam.
BARRY. In sad but loving remembrance Of cur
who died four years ago today, August Z.
Sleep on, dear father; sweet he Thy rest;
We need You, but God knew best.
Gods viii be done, He doeth we'll
But hon ,s We s nr YOU WIFI ne toasHe can TN
BEvEEIDGE; In loving but sad rsmenSr.ses
fe"s. "'V' 'N YEARS 's0 son s's oHa IsIss
DlGGs In sad BY. leyinS remembrancs If M
this life sixteen years ago today, August },
1896.
In the graveyard softly sleeping,
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies the one | loved so dearly
In the peaceful, silent grave.
BY HER DAUGHTER, PAULINE STROTHBB.s
I.ANDvOIGT. In sad but loving remembrance
Of %o our dear mother; iA NE. ~; d; LAAD
ago today, August g. 1910.
No mother dear to guide
With love sincere and true;
No mother 10 carcss Us, iIk&>,
As she was won't TO do AkEN
The dear one now is sleeping. ffHf
No il her brow: . -
Oh. blame us not for weeping, "A
We have no mother now. 4.
How sweet to steal away from strife
And sleep Natures breast;
To leave weary, troubled life
And go To endless rest.
By HER CHILDREN.
MILLER. In sad but loving remembrance of M
JANE MILLER inee Barnes. who depsrte1
this life year ago today, August 5, 1910.
The last farewell was spoken
Nv heart left crushed and broken
Since my dear wife passed away.
BY HER LOVING. HUSBAND. JOHN r. MILLER.
As the evening sun is setting,
Outlines sit alone.
In our hearts there comes feeling
IL dear mother could only come homo
Mother. We are sad and lonely
Since you have gone from Us;
And 1T seems there Is NO pleasure
In this dreary world for us.
Just one year ago today laid you TO rest.
And folded your dear cold hands upon your breast.
In silence you suffered. In patience you bore,
Until God called you home suffer no more
You were a tender. loving mother,
A mother kind and true;
mother and friend who would never shirk
Whenever a kind act you could do.
BY HER LOVING AND DEVOTED DAUGH.
TIERS, EMMA, IDA AND MARY.
Farewell. dear mother, we shall do our best
To meet you in Gods heaven Of rest
With broken hearts. full Of gratitude and love,
We will meet you, sweetheart, in that Kingdom
above.
BY HER SONS. WILLIE AND FORREST.
SMITH In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear daughter and our sister, FANNIE d. p.
SMITH. who died I'VE years ago todsy, Au-
By HER MOTHER. MATILDA POOLE AND
SISTERS. MARIA A. YOUNG AND MARY
J. POOLE.
SMITH. In sad but loving remembrance of my
dear wife and my mother. FANNIE d. L.
SMITH, who died Ave years ago today, Au-
gust 5, 1905.
Loved in life, remembered In death.
BY HER HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER ALMA.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
r. r. ETARVEY'S SONS,
las 18th ST. NV TelepAons North II
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