The sun., 1918-12-31
DIED.

ehAAsCH,-Sunday.D December -. at his
residence, elS Bushwiek avenue. Brook
Ign. William C, r. Braasch. In his
eishty-fourth year.
Funeral services Tuesday evening at $3.50
At Christ English Lutheran Church.
1854 Lafayette avenue, near Broadway.
Brooklyn. Intsrment private.
eRCsATL-0n Sunday. December 20. 1913,
In New York. Major Count Reno
Brusau of the Royal Horse Artillery.
Royal Italian army.
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dsnce OF his cousin, Grenvilie T.
Brnmet. 50 East slxty-third street, on
Tuesday afternoon. December 81. at )
O'clock,
nuRTNDY.-on December 80. the Right
Rsv. Frederick Courtney, d. d, rector
! emeritus OF st. Jamss's Church. New
! York. and formerly Bishop OF Nova
IL Scotia.
j Jamss's Church, Madison avenue and
/; Ssventy-nrst street. Wednesday. Janu-
airy l, at p. NJ. The clergy are asked
], 10 bring vestments and white stoies.
/ Who members Of British Schools and Uni
! versities Club of New York are re-
! quested to attend the funeral Of our
former president. the Right Rev. Fred
srtok Courtney. d. d. Services will be
held Wednesday. January I. 1919. at 8
o'clock p. NJ. at st. JameSs Church.
Madison avenue and Seventy nrst
street.
e. f. DARRELL. President
VICTOR r. CLARENDON, Acting seey.
oRIscoM.-ciement Acton. from pneu-
monla, on December so, 1919, at his
residence. 81 Fifth avenue.
Funeral private Wednesday, January /.
at the chapel OF The Comforter. 10
Horatio street. New York.
FARRELL--On December rs, 1913 James
Charles Farrell, husband OF Margaret
Brady Farrell
Funeral mass at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning. December 81. at the Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception, Albany.
y. 4.
MISUNDERSTANDING. OF pneumonia, at
Greenwich, Conn. December 80. 1919.
Susie Montgomery Henridues.
Funeral at the residence of her daugh-
ter. Mrs A. C. Robertson, River road,
Cos Cob, Conn, Wednesday, at 2 P. NJ.
lnterment Danbury. Conn, at conven-
ience OF the family. Baltimore, Md.
papers please copy.
AORRISSEY.-Minnie Louise, on December
20 Services later at THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Broadway and Sixty-sixth
street Frank Z. CampbeiIS.
MURPHY.-on sunday. December 20. 1918,
Helen, daughter OF the late Samuel
Jennings Murphy and the late Serena
Chestnut Deas.
Notice of funeral later.
eARGENT--On Saturday, December 2s
1913, May Theresa, daughter of Will
lam d. and May Partridge Sargent,
aged years.
Funeral services at the late residence.
Hutton Park. Orange, y. J., Tuesday.
December 81. 2 o'clock.
aATTERLEE.--A memorial service for
Capt. Edward Lansing Satterlee son Of
the late Edward Rathbone SatterIes
and Johanna Reese Satteriae. who died
In the service of his country in France
December I. will be held at Calvary
Church. Fourth avenue and Twenty
first street. on Thursday. January 2,
at o'clock. Invitation to attend 10
II extended TO his family and friends and
10 members Of tho Society OF Beaux
Arts Architects, OF the Psi Epsilon fra
ternity and TO Veterans OF the Seventh
Regiment.
sIDGwICK.--on December as 1913, Rose
sldgwick. member OF the British Edu-
cational Mission, in the forty-third
year OF her age.
Funeral services will be held in St Pauls
Chapel, Columbia University on
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Intermeut private.
NARNER.-At his residence. Troy, " Y,
on Saturday. December es, 1918
Ebenezer Warner. In his ninetisth year.
Funeral Tuesday at =. NJ.
NELSTEAD.-The Rev. Edw. j., on Sum
day. December 90, at the rectory of
Church OF ST. Rose of Lima West
ls5th street and Amsterdam avenue
Remains living in state at the residence
OF his father, Mr., Thomas A, welstead,
$50 Mount Hope place, The Bronx,
until Wednesday. January ]. 3 p. NJ
thence TO the Church OF St. Rose Of
Lima. ives, lc5th street. where the
once OF the dead viii be chanted
wednesday evening at s p. NJ Solemn
requiem mas on Thursday, January =,
l0'A. NJ lnterment Calvary.
WEBsTER.-on Sunday, December 20,
Charlotte H, wife OF George II. Web
ster and daughter OF the late Benjamin
and Ann Maria Bliss
Funeral from the chapel Of st. Mary tho
ViTBin, Chappaqua, y. Y, Wednesday
January /. at 10 A. NJ.