Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-07
ENTRANCE TO BLEAK HOUSE.

H. H. Darneille, E. C. Davis. Or. W. c.
Woodward. Thomas s. Drake. Francis
Nye. Douglass Simms, Walter C Allen.
c. c. Rogers, Morris Hacker, Snowden
Ashford, w. T. Richards. George $.
Wilson. II. B. LOCKER. w. c. Haskell
Stoutenburgh
The Washington Board of Trade was
represented by Gen. John NJ. Wilson.
Frank Hume. James B. Lambie. F. /.
Moore. J. II. Small. jr.: W. j. Newton.
Cuno II. Rudolph. w \. Meloy. VIII
liam NJ. Shuster and 5. w. Woodward.
and the Business Mems Association
was represented by F; X RAYMOND
Woodland. O. G. Staples. Barry Bulk
ley. r. +. Andrews. Chaplin Brown.
John Doyle Carmody. J. II Crawford,
W w. Danenhower. f. II. Droop. Will
Baldwin Johnson. Charles Jacobson.
W. S. Knox. Wilton j. Lambert Allison
Nailor. s. C. Palmer. E. c. Schafer.
l.. 2. Shoemaker, B. F. Saul, l.. N.
Saunders and Thomas F. Walsh.
The citizens associations of the Dis
trict were prominent in the remarkab BILE
cortege. They were led by william
q. Henderson, president of the North
Capitol and lexington Association;
James F. Scaggs. president of the
South Washington Association, and f.
A. NJ. Lawson of the Northeast Suburb
an Association. The delegations were:
East Washington Association-A. F. spery.
r. W. Clark. J. W. Babson. W. Mcseby Williams.
Northeast east Washington hd tom Associaton.Ev.n H.
Tucker. Jerome B. Burke, Samuel sowerbutts
Parsons and Or. L.. p; Walter.
North Capitol and Eckington-James A. Con
nor Solon C.; kemon. E. $. Thomson. W. ":
Parker, A. r. Server. Irwin r. Linton and
Edward Foulke.
columbia Heights-AIphonso Hart. W r.
simmons. J. Preston Miller. r. F. Gibbs. John
s McCalmont; Lewis H. stabier and Charles
NJ; G. Campbell:
NJ. Burns. Charles n. Talbert. Robert Powder.
John sao H Ruppert and j NJ Wood ~,
liam NJ. Dougal. George J. yesterday. J. ".
Ragley H; Gilbert. John Ieetch. F. r.
Anacostia Assocation-George T. Pyies ]. z.
Minnix J. W. Tolson. H. l.. FISHERMAN. A.
Northeast snburban-E. A. NJ. Lawson H. L.
Patterson. I. J. Baker. d. ]. Roberts and VIII
South Washington Association-Dr Willard p
Thompson. Maurice Fitzgerald, W. X. Stevens.
Stephenson, W. II. Church and Or. R. A. N.
Fenwick
brookland Association-A. F. Kinnear. J. r.
Ord. Charles Lynch. Judge Pennybacker. j. D.
Boss and r. y. Hull.
The funeral procession moved slow
" along Pennsylvania avenue to 18th
street to New York avenue and TO the
church. where committee of the
church trustees, John r. Larner, W. r.
Van Wickle. Walter e. Clephane and
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. received the flu
neral party. Within the church was
display of flowers which told eloquent
~ of the love in which the man had
been held and the sorrow that was felt
for his death.
1t was late in the afternoon that the
formal funeral obsequies were held
in the church. The sermon was pro-
nounsed by the Rev. DIR. S. s Mitchell
of Buffalo, n. Y, who was pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
when Gov. Shepherd was a member Of
the congregation. The prayer at the
close of the services was offered by the
Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe and the
music was by John Porter Lawrence
Mrs. Nellie Wilson Shircliff. Miss Whit
taker, Harry Stevens and John ]. Nolan,