The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
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ALENANDER-At Tuxedo Park. y. =. o.
Tuesday, September 81. 1915. James
W. Alexander. In his seventy-seventh
year.
Funeral services viii be held at Trinity
Church. Princeton. y. J.. on Friday,
September -, 1915, at ESQ o'clock
p. NJ, on arrival OF train leaving New
York 1905. intcrment at convenience
OF family. Friends are particularly
requested not 20 send flowers.
ELLiS-on September Il. at his resi-
dence. Fox nm. Radnor Township.
Delaware county, Penn. Rudolph Ellis.
Services and in,erment private.
FLINT-Suddenly. at his late residence,
IFS East Nineteenth street. Or. Austin
Flint, in the eighteen year OF his age
Funeral private. Intermenf at Forest
HIS Cemetery, Boston. Mass,
GOTTHEIL4-On Tuesday. September 81,
after a short Illness, Paul Gottheii.
beloved husband Of Miriam II. Rosen-
field. in the My ninth year of his age,
Funeral services VIII be held at his late
residence, at Lawrence, l.. l., on FIi-
day. September y, at 10 O'Clock. In
termen' AZ salem Fields Cemetery
cypress Hiilsi, al il.l5 O'Clock. II
is requested that no flowers he sent.
A. "A special meeting Of the Board Of
Directors OF The Mount Sinai Hospital
held on Wednesday, September 90. an
nouncement having been made Of the
death, after a hrleG illness. Of our fel-
lo~ Director. Paul Gotthci.. the mem,
bers Of the Board recorded their senti-
ments in the following minute:
In the untimsly death Of Mr.. Pau
Gotthei', who has been associated with
H. tor the past five years. We have lost
one OF our most active AMI efficient
coworkers IN our charitable endeavur
In our association with him he had
endeared himself to each and every
one OF US through his genial person
atty and We feel a deep sense OF per
sonal loss in his early taking away.
Although his direct Interest In our work
was limited to only n few Years OF
service, he showed a remarkable grasp
OF the many problems presented In The
work of our institution ana he WAS
particularly active In furtherinG the
vast reforms whirh have been intro
duced into tge working OF our DIS
pensaTy, which nov forms 80 laTge a
part OF our work. 1T being due mainly
to his efforts that 4 more thorough
cooperation between the Board NJ d
rectors and the Professional stan has
been brought about.
Ills interest was not limited TO our hos
pital. with which he was directly con
nected In his ofhcial capacity. but he
maintained q broad Interest IN all work
involving the relief o. the poor and
suffering
ITO his hereaved family We tender our
heartfelt sympathy IN the irreparabls
loss which they have sustained"
1t was also resolved that the nag OF thu
hospital be placed at half mast for
three days, that these resolutions be
duly published, and that an engrossed
copy thereof be presented to the fam
iy OF the deceased.
PHILIP ]. GOODHART,
Vice President.
: HERBERT WOLFE.
Secretary.
GREGORY AT Albany, y, y. THURSDAY,
September %, 1915, clifford u Cree
DRY. eldest son OF the late Daniel n
and Julia Dun Gregory, aged 6? years
Funeral services will be held at his latt
residence, 1879 Washington avenue. A,
bany, y. Y, on sunday. at 2:S0 l.. N
l. is requested that no flowers he sent
TROEsCHER-On Tuesday, September g.,
at Far R~oCkaway, l.. /, Bertha
Troescher, In her siNty-nfth year. wife
OF Anthony + Troesrher.
Funeral from her LAKE home % West
Seventy third street, on Friday after
noon. $50 o'clock interment private
WIiITRIpGE ON September "a, at Hot.
Algonquin. New York, Martha II whit,
ridge. widow ~ Alonzo G, Whitridge. d.
Funeral services saturday, september rs
in the chap, A. WoNdlawn Cemeter,
on thu ARRIVAL ~ tho l0'ai 4 NJ. trair
from Gr1nu cop Pa. station, New York
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