Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-03
DIED.
BRENNAN.

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5:15 am. after a long and painful
illness, at the residence of his aunt
Mrs. Martha Robrecht. Is 9Th street
northeast, CHARLES EDWARD
BRENNAN, the beloved husband OF
the late Della Brennan tnee Healy)
and the eldest son of Charles L. Bren-
nan
Funeral from his late residence on Sat
urday, February ), 1916. at $50 am,
thence to St Joseph's Church, where
mass will be said at am. for the re-
pose of his soul. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. Interment at Mount
Olivet cemetery.
BROOKS. After a brief illness, on Mon
day. January 81, 1916. at $50 pm.
MARY J., the beloved wife of
Funeral Friday. February 4, at $50
pm, from the Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. Relatives and friends
respectfully invited. 81
BROOKS. All the members of the La
dies Cleft Rock Society are hereby
notified to meet Friday, February 4,
at o'clock pm, Nineteenth Street
Baptist Church. to attend the funeral
of Sister MARY J. BROOKS.
BY ORDER OF PRESIDENT. 4"
BROWN. Suddenly. at his residence.
431 Sth street southwest. on Thurs
day February 5, 1916. at $50 am,
SAMUEL a. BROWN, beloved husband
of Amy Brown. and father of Agnes
and Louise Amy Brown, Lille Syl-
vester and Beatrice Hall. and grand
father of Robert Long and uncle of
Sarah Lancaster Brown.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DE GROOT. On February ., 1916 at
6:15 pm. Mrs MARY a DE GROOT.
aged sixty-six years seven months.
beloved mother of william. J. Frank.
A. Harry, T Henry, 3. and Alfred E.
De Groot.
Funeral services Saturday. February 5.
at am, at 1898 Hamlin street
northeast Friends invited. Inter
ment at Oakton, Va. -
DOWNEY. Departed this life on Tues
day. February /. 1915. at 1:45 am.
JAMES y, beloved son of the tate
Patrick T. and Hanorah Downes fnee
Nan4aH>.
Funeral from his late residence. Sos
Sth street southwest. Oh Friday. Feb
ruary T.. at S:3o am, thence to 81.
Domino. Ihnrg%' ,o Wt ,1 e raauie ~
his soul. I;elstives and friends IN
vited TO attend.
Fl>TNAUGHT. On Tuesday. February
l. 1916. al her parents residence. ~.
z2d street southeast. DAISY Il. he
loved daughter OF Frank j.. and Us
Their NJ. F;stnau-ht. aSed three wears.
Funeral from parents resihcne". Ihrfs-
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tprivatet at tongressiola! cemetery.
FATHER. GA Tuesday. February !.
Iai6. !tAiMA ADELE. beloved wife q
william J. "lathel'.
Funeral trrivatel from her ate rest
dence e62@ r street northwest. Fri
s s9T "r2 nssrmea sor at Rock at Green
cemetery
FOTNTAINE. On Wednesday. Febru-
= IAF- nCt-
dence 22h p street northwest. ROSA
DAISH FOUNTAINE. beloved wife of
John n. and sister of Mrs. Sarah
Daish kyier.
Funeral services on Saturday. Febru-
airy 5, lat pm. at her late residence.
Interment at Harmony cemetery.
GETS. On Wednesday. February 2.
1916. at 9:35 am. at his residence,
All 14th street northeast. GEORGE H.
GETS. beloved husband of Louisa
James. Mary Lee. Sarah Sullivan. Alice
Addison, Louisa Young, Hattie Ma
thews and Joseph Gets.
Funeral from Mount Zion Baptist
Church. 18th and streets northeast.
on sunday. February 6. at II o'clock
M Relatives and friends are invited
to attend. Interment at Harmony
cemetery. philadelphia papers please
copyD
HESTER. on Tuesday. February |.
1916. ut his residence, u 12 + street
northeast LESTER A.. beloved hus-
band Of the late Eliza A. Hester.
Funeral from the chapel of William
sardo &: Co. 4os II street northeast.
on Friday, February 4, at pm.
Relatives and friends invited to at
tend. Interment (private) at Glen
wood cemetery.
At her residence. 1917
Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. ELIZA
CATHERINE HUTCHINSON. widow
of Hayward NJ. Hutchinson, and
mother of Mrs. John Sidney Webb.
Notice of funeral hereafter. Baltimore
and Philadelphia papers please copyD
KALPA. On Thursday. February 3.
1916. at l:13 am. M1HRAN KALPA.
aged fifty-three years. beloved hus-
band OF Anna J. kalpa tnee Pietz).
Remains at J. William Lees, 332
Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Funeral services Saturday, February 5,
at 3'p.m.
kEIFER. ON February l. 1916, Ell
WOOD KEIFER, husband of the late
Mary a. keifer.
Funeral at . pm. Friday. February 4.
from Murray's undertaking establish
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