New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

BRADEN- Salem Centre, y Y,
June 20. 1918, Jane Eliza Baxter
Braden, in her slst year Funeral
services from her late residence on
Saturday afternoon. June -, 1915, at
o'clock. Carriages viii he at Pur-
dys on arrival Of train leaving Grand
Central Terminal az ll:li a. M; also
will meet train arriving at Ridgefeld
at 1910 p. m.
Entered into rest June %, 1915.
Arthur VI. Dow. Funeral service at
his home, Bolton av., Pelham Manor.
y. Y, on Saturday at p. m. Inter
ment at Boston, Mass. Boston pa
pers please copy.
EARLE On Thursday morning. Juns
%. John Walter Earle. beloved hus-
band OF Rita c.. at his late residence,
The Belnord, Broadway and S6th 50.
Funeral services to-day friday,
private.
GULTCK On Tuesday. June 20. 1915,
John Cowan Gulick, in his 65th
year. Members Of the following
organizations, New York Athletic
Club. M Chapter OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon, Sons Of the Revolution.
Holland Society, ST. Georges So
ciety, st. Nicholas Lodge. r. & A. NJ:
Psg Company. Trustees of the EX-
celsior Savings Bank, Alumni Of ths
College Of the City Of New York
(Class Of 1922, and Of the Columbis
University Law School, are invited "a
attend the funeral services az his
late residence, 33l West 2Zd Street,
New York City, Friday, June %, AZ
$3.50 p. m. interment private.
EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK, Corner Sixth
Ave. and Twenty-third Street.
At special meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees Of the EXCELSIOR saw
INGS BANK, held at the Bank on
Thursday, the 22d Of June. 1919. the
Trustees unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions:
Whereas: The Trustees Of this In
stituton have learned with profound
sorrow Of the death Of their esteemed
associate, Mr. John {. Gulick. who
served this Institution for over 35
years as It's Counsel and one OF its
Trustees. and who brought 20 the i'm
portant duties Of his Office such wise
counsel, discriminating judgment and
conservative action that he contributed
in a large measure 20 its success.
Be il therefore Resolved: That by
the death Of John c. Gulick the city
loses a useful citizen, the Bank wise
Counselor, and,
II is Further Resolved: That We eK-
tend 20 his family our heartfelt sym
pathy; that this Board attend the
funeral in body, and that these
minutes Of this Bank and a copy there
.....Lf.. .r1rcaaad he tod
20 his family.
JOHN c. GRISWOLD, Secretary.
MOFFAT Suddenly, Wednesday, June
2l, 1918. K. Burnham Mofat, son %
the late DR.. Reuben Curtis Mofat
and Elizabeth Virginia Barclay and
beloved husband Of Ellen Pierrepont
Mofat. in the 56th year Of his age.
Funeral az 81. James Church, Madi-
SON av and list st, on Saturday,
June "a. at 10 a. nj. In,erment Green
wood Cemetery.
MORGAN Edward Morgan. son OF tho
late Edward Morgan and Elizabeth
Hamilton, suddenly, on Wednesday
morning, June 2l. at his late resi-
dence, Hampton, Va, In his SD ysaI.
Funeral services at All Saints'
Church, Great Neck, Long Island,
FRIDAY afternoon. on arrival OF train
leaving Pennsylvania Station 1888
p. m.
STRONG-A. summit. y. J.. June 2i.
1916, Jennie Cur,iss. wife Of Ullman
Strong and daughter Of tns late
Charles Curtiss, OF New York Fu-
neral private. Chicago Tribune
please copy.
VAN DERBECK At 40 Brantford p,
Buffalo. y. Y, on Thursday, June y
1915. Frederic Sager. second son OF
Frank Holmes and Bessie Lambert
Van Derbeck, aged years and
months. Funeral private.