New-York tribune., 1916-07-31
ADAMS Joseph H.,

Station, Josephine
ADAMS Joseph H.. jr., suddenly. at
Lake Lackswanna, y. D., youngest
son OF Joseph II. and Helen Mar
Adams. in his 18th year. funerai
services at his late residence. lo4
Argyle Road, Flstbush, y. \, Tues
day evening, August /, at 5 o'clock.
Interment at convenience OF family.
JACKSON-On Saturday, July %, 1916,
AZ her summer home, keewayden;
Thousand Islands, Susan C., beloved
wife of James W. Jackson. Funeral
services AZ the residence OF n"r
daughter. Mrs. Clifton Wharton, lr,
$50 Belyedere av.,' Plsintield, y. y, on
Tuesday, August ], 1916, at 8 O'Clock
p. m.
LEWISOHN--
Il has pleased our Heavenly Father to
take away from her earthly abode
Emma VI. Lewisohn, the beloved wife
of our distinguished president.
Adolph Lewisohn; and.
Whereas, Mrs. Lewisohn has always
been a stanch friend OF the Hebrew
Sheltering Guardian Society, orphsn
Asylum; and, A..
Whereas. In her untimely death the
good people of this city and state
have lost one of its best beloved
women. an ardent supporter Of It's
charities. and one who gave not only
of her means. but, what was more,
of herself in personal service toward
the general uplift and aid OF her
less fortunate brothers and sisters;
therefore be IL
Resolved. That in the death of Emma
NJ. Lewisohn the community has lost
one of its noblest and most generous
hearted women. the family devoted
and loving wife and mother, this
Orphan Asylum one Of its warmest
supporters and American Jewry one
of its exemplars, Queen Mother IN
Israel; and we the Board Of Directors
of the Orphan Asylum called to do
homage 70 the memory of this ideal
woman, do hereby, collectively and
Individually, express our great sor-
row and profound sympathy for Mr..
Adolph Lewisohn and his distin-
guished family, and pray that our
Heavenly Father will give him and
them the fortitude and resignation
necessary to bear up under their
severe affection; and il is further
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions be transmitted 10 the be.
reaved family and a copy inscribed
unon the minutes OF the Orphan
Asylum, and that the flags upon the
institutional buildings at Pleasant
Vile be placed at half-mast for
period Of thirty days
SAMUEL D. LEVY.
First Vice. resident.
STATION July 80, 1916. Josephine F.
p. Station. widow Of the late Hon.
Norman Station. daughter Of the late
William TraphRgen and Diana Fisher
Traphagen. Funeral services Tues
day. August |. from the funeral
parlors of Whitlock & Maynard. 703
Flatbush av.. Brooklyn. at 10 a. m.
TAGGART- Margaret Waterworth Tag
CART. wife Of Rush Taggart, Sunday.
July 80, 1916, at New Canaan, Conn.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WHALEN 49, Second Lieutenant II.
Regiment. y. G.. y. Y, July 20. at
Fort Sam Houston Hospital. San
Antonio. Tex, age twenty eight
years. son of late Michael II. and
Esther Whalen. Funeral August |.
ut 10 a. m. from the residence OF his
sister. Mrs. Jeremiah A. O'Leary,
Ia Jumel Terrace West l60th At.
Manhattan, thence 20 the Church of
ST. Rose of Lima. West l65th ST.. be-
tween Amsterdam and ST. Nicholas
avs. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
WOODRUFF July %. 1915, Cathe-
rine Sanford, wife OF the late
Charles II. Woodruff, az her residence,
Litchheld Conn. in the 18th year OF