Evening star., 1918-10-08
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TAYLOR. On Monday, October ., at 3 pm.
kobert age1 oss v M .ac s..l Z
Mrs. Mamie Parr and Mrs. Carrie Scott.
Funeral Wednesday. October 9, at 10 am.
from her late residence, 2140 L street north
west. Interment Oak Grove, Va. Relatives
and friends invited. Virginia papsrs please
copy.)
ToRREY. On September q, 1918, at see.
Of pneumonia. Maj. HENRY p. T0RREY.
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WEBER. Suddenly. on Monday. October :.
1918, at 4:3O p.m., ELSA BUDIN WEBER
!born in France). beloved wife Of the late
Funeral from her late residence. 1210 10th
street northwest, on Wednesday. October 8,
at pm. Interment private.
WEIGH. On Monday. October Z. 1913. at
11:3O am. Mt his residence, Steel Plant
beloved husband Of Susie Welch tnee KingD.
He leaves to mourn his loss q wife and three
children.
1t was, indeed. a shock severe.
To part with one love dear:
OF my great loss I'll not complain,
For il we are true Wen meet him again.
Funeral Thursday. October 10. at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited.
In Memoriam.
DENT. In remen r; nee Of my dear brother,
JOSEPH H. DE-. :, who died thirteen years
ago today, october -, l8Oo.
Cut of In life. no warning given,
Death struck the fatal blow;
His soul released and gone to heaven
From this world Of sorrow and woe:
WARD DENT.
GARDNER. In loving remembrance Of our
dear wife and mother, MARY n. GARD
NER. who departed this life two years ago
today October S, 1916.
DREN.
GRANINGER. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear husband and our father. PETER
GRANINGER. who departed this life i've
years ago today. October s. 1913 and our
sister-in- law. MARY LOUISE GRANINGER.
who departed this life three years ago. 0cto-
tober ., 1915. THE FAMILY.
WARREN JESSE LOWN, who died October
s. 1882. twenty-six years ago today.
The battle is over. the victory won,
His trials are ended, his journey is done:
He has looked on a splendor more bright
In his home, in the palace Of life.
To me there comes a memory
OF love that is seldom met:
When think of my dear father,
- Whom shall never forget -
BY HIS ONLY son, JESSE WARREN
L0WN.
QUAcKENBUSH. In sweet sad memory e
our darling baby, HAZEL FRANCES, who
left us six years ago today, October s, 1912.
You are our darling, little Hazel
Curly hair and eyes SO true;
God, who made the birds and fowers,
Chose the best when He made you.
Streams may ripple. birds may carol,
Twinkling stars may dance and shine,
But life's sweetest joy and rapture
MoTHEk: FATHER, DADDY. MANA AND
BROTHERS.
REYNOLDS. In sad but loving remembrance
of my dear father. ALEXANDER REY-
NOLDs. who died sixteen years ago, July z.
1902, and my dear mother, ISABELLA REY.
ber s, 1917.
Sixteen sad and lonely years have passed
Since death strangely bade part;
Taken above with God to rest,
But not from my stricken heart.
Dear is the grave where my mother is laid,
Sweet is the memory that shall never fade;
Roses may wther, leaves fade and die,
Though they forget you, never will I.
BY HER DAUGHTER, BLANCHE COGHuL.
REYNOLDS. In loving remembrance Of my
dear mother. ISABELLA REYNOLDS tnee
BY HER DAUGHTER MABEL.
RICHARDSON. Sacred to the memory Of my
dear daughter ETHEL, who died one year
ago today, October 8, 1917.
Away from earth's sorrow and care,
She is waiting to welcome me home,
With the blessings Of heaven to share.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER.
RICHARDSON. In remembrance of my daugh.
ter, Mrs. MARION L. RICHARDSON (neo
Jackson, who departed this life October 8,
1872.
Six years have passed, and yet an lonesome.
Oh, if my Lord would come and meet,
Ny soul should stretch her wings in haRfA.
Fly fearless through deaths iron gate,
Nor feel the terrors as she passed.
BY HER MOTHER, MRS. PARTHENIA 3.
JOHNSON.
Obituary.
MOORE. Died October 4, 1918, Miss LUCILLE
MOORE, with influenza.
Funeral held at her home ILL East Capitol
street, by DIR. Green. Buried in Lexington.
ky. She was a finished musician Had many
beautiful attributes. By her charming per.
sonality made many friends. A consecrated
Christian. She laid her life and all she had
on the altar sacrifice for her country.
Was going canteen worker for the Red
Cross to France when the sudden end
came.
TIAN died at her late home in West Mariet-
ia, Pa. on Saturday, September q, 1915 from
apoplexy. Mrs. Sebastian was a cook at the
White House during Cleveland's second ad-
other distinguished families in washington
and for many years was in the family Of the
late ex-senator J. Donald Cameron at Done.
gal Springs, Pa. She is survived by her
husband, William +. Sebastian of Marietta,
Pa; a sister, Mrs. Sophia Downing of 1627
New Jersey avenue northwest. Washiugton
d. c.: niece, nephew, several stepchildren
and many friends.