Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1918-11-04
DEATHS And FUNERALS

Mrs. Dare, Wife of Rev. Wm. NJ.
Dame End Mrs. Cornelia Janney
Knox. Die il Baltimore, and Gus
fave T. Worlhington in Detroit.
The many relatives mad friends, OF
Mrs William NJ. Dame IN Alexandria
and Northern Virginia will lealn witt
much regret Of her death at her home
in Baltimore yesterday about noon
She was the wife of the Rev William
NJ. Dame, d. D., rector CT Memorial
! Episcopal Church, Baltimore 1t will
| be remembered that he was the rector
| If old Christ Church in this city for
several years. Mrs. Danes death was
sudden, though she had been in deli
cate health for some time Besides her
husband she is survived by three sons.
the Rev. William Page Dame, asset
ate rector with his father and Wilmer
A. and Randolph. all of Baltimore,
and one daughter, Mrs. Walter Myers.
of Richmond, Va. She is also sur
vivcd by three sisters, Mrs. Benjam!n
Reed. wife of the Rev. Mr.. Reed, Of
Webster Groves. Mo-. Mrs. David
Ward, of Winchester. Va. and Mrs.
Edwin s. Kinks. wife Of the Rev. E.
s. Kinks, cf Elk Ridge. Md. Mrs.
Dame was the daughter of Col. David
Fursten, Of the Confederate Army
who resided in the city after the Civil
War, while her mother was Il sister
of the late Capt David .leade. of 'Beu-
venue Clarke county. Va, who w,s
we'll known in this city.
Gustarc Tucker Wurthin%tor
ronnge:t son OF George Y. Worthing
IN of Washington, formerly of Semi
nary Hill, died Of pneumonia, at De
r;it. Micn. OF Saturday. He leaves
wife and three children. The wife an
Youngest child being seriously i'll will
influenza al their home in Detroit
His fatho. mas gone to Detroit to ac
co npany tho body to Alexandria ant
is expected to arrive tGmorro"
Funeral services and intermcnt Wi!
.ll;:e p.ac, at Ivy Hill cemetery to
morrow mornln. at II o'clock. Tn.
services will he conducted by Rev
~ S. \. Wallis, of the Episcopa
Theological Seminary. In addition
mis- family he leaves two brothers
william Wortlington of Seminar.
Hi. and George Y. Worthington. c
Washington ard Mrs. Angus MELON
L.! Crawford of Washington.
Funeral services for Mrs. Co:1se'i2
Ianncy Knox. former resident g
this city, who died Friday in Balt!,
mcrc. will take place At $3.50 o'clocF
tomorrow morning from st. Mary.
Catholic Church. Mrs. Knox is sur.
vivcd by three children. The hod'
was brought here today and taken t.
Dcmaine's mortuary chapel.
Frank npdldin Green, son of judy
Boylon Green Of Charlotte county
Va, and grandson of the late Judge
Wood Bcuilin died October 81 of in
1ucnza at Burnwc,,. W. Va.
The funeral Of Mrs. Ruth Ashton
Powell. wife of Major llewe!lTr
Powell. took place at 4 o'clock yester
day afternoon from hcr late residence
POI North Washington street Sc!rl
COS were conducted by Rev. DR.. W. }
Morton. rector Of Christ ?. f. Church
and burial was made in Christ ChurcE
Cemetery. The floral offerings were
handsome and numerous.
ne p'llDcdIri "ci' -'''l"i ~ -
Moore. Philip Knox, William Lead
heater, c. s. Taylor Burke, Arthur
Herbert and Carroll Asl.by.
I'uner, services fer Mrs. Henry B
Steiner were held a. 10 o'clock thi
n,otning a. st. Mary's Catholi
Church ard conducted by Rev. !. +
Kelly, assistant pastor, and Duria
vas made in 81 Mary's cemetery.
Pallbcarcrs were j. f. w. Tim
herman. II. Noel Garner, ]. William
Nay, Charles Stout, NJ. J. McFar
lard and Malcolm Laws.
The funeral of William H. Bradley
took place this morning from st
Mary's Catholic Church. Rev. Loui:
Smet, officiating Burial was in St
Mary's cemetery.
Pallbearers we're John D. Normnyic
John A. Lannon, George A. Harlow
Edward A. Harlow, Z. J. Dwycr anc
VI II Drryor