New-York tribune., 1918-06-12
DEATHS

in the activities of the Society. and his
frequent gifts contributed largely to its
charitable work
ALEx. {: HUMPHREYS. President.
ALEX. B. HALLIDAY, Secretary.
GORHAN- Henry, at his residence. 1ss
Prospect Park West. Brooklyn, Monday.
Henry Gorhnn, in his 18th year Funeral
services at st. Paul's Church. Clinton and
carroll sts-, Brooklyn. Thursday, June 49,
at 10 a. m. Internent private. Stamford
tConn.) papers Please copy.
HICkS-On June 10. 1913. J. Jewett Hicks.
son of the late George F Hicks and Sarah
H. Hicks Funeral services on Thursday
June lS, at 2:3o p. M. at his late resi-
denes. a. I45 Clinton av. New Brighton.
kEARNy- June 10. 1918. Ad.,a living
ston. daughter of the late John Watts and
Eilza Hamneken kearny, in the I'D year
OF her age Funeral services ON Wednes-
aay' June II. at Trinity Church. Sanger
tles, NJ 7 on arrival of West Shore R. r.
train leaving New York at II a. m.
trude. daughter of the late John Watts and
tilza Hammeken ~Keafny. in the 74th year
OF her age. Funeral services on Wednes-
aay' f;ss Suns w II, & at Trinity Chur SAUCER
train leaving New York at IL a. IN.
LA FETRA-At Summit N. J.. June n.
1913, Caroline F.. beloved wife of n. A.
La Fetra. Funeral private.
LlNDsLEY- John Nicho at his residence,
.6 Cleveland St. Orange. N. j.. June II,
1913. in his I'D year. Funeral private.
JORDAN -Mayme Taliaferra, on June II.
Services THE FUNERAL CHURCH,
Broadway, 66th st. Crank CampbePs],
Thursday, B p.
LUDLUM-On Monday, June TO- 1918, Edith
Conklin. beloved wife of Clinton W. Lude
lum. in her 45th year. Funeral SERVICES
will be held Thursday. June 49, at her late
residence 1876 Main ST., Hampstead, N. Y,
at ) :15 p. m. Kindly omit flowers.
l 10. 1918. Jennie E. widow of the late
I Donald Mackay. Funeral services at her
late residence, Al Dwight pl.. on Wednes-
day. at 4 80 p. m. OH arrival Of 3:A
y. m. Erie train from Jersey City. Kindly
omit flowers Brooklyn papers please copy.
1nterment private.
! MERWIN-Suddenly. at Greenwich. Conn.
June II, 1918, Berkley Richard, beloved
husband of Florence P. Merwin. Services
held at the Presbyterian Church. Green
wich. Conn.,, Thursday, June 13, at 30
p. m. Train leaves Grand Central Depot
at l :0G p. M Interment at convenience
of family
MuRPHf-On Monday. June 10, 1918. Phil
lipine R. Murphy, widow of William Fl.
/ Murphy. Funeral from her late residence.
Az Franklin av., near Gates av., Brook
lyn. on Wednesday at 80 a. m.; thence
to the Church of the Nativity, Madison st.
and Classon av., where a mass of requiem
will be celebrated. Automobile cortege. :
MURRAY Mary r.. on June TO- Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
G6th st. Drank Campbells).. Thursday,
10 a. m.
MUSGRAVE-Major Herbert, D. S. O.,
killed in action June 9, husband of Georgi-
ana Hopkep, of Boston, and son of Sir
Anthony Musgrave and Lucinda Jeanne
Field, daughter of David Dudley Field
Boston papers please copy.
! PETTENGILL-At Orange, N. j.. June 10,
1913, John Edward, elder son of George r.
and Louise 8unneil Pettengill Funeral
services % Essex av. June Il, at 2 30 p m
ROACH-At his residence. 1913 10th av..
June 10. 1918. David Roach, beloved son OF
the late Sarah NJ. Sykes and David Roach
Funeral services Wednesday evening.
June l., at o'clock. Interment Green
wood Cemetery.
VALENTINE Burtus s., on June 9. Ser
vices THE FUNERAL CHURCH, Broad
way. 66th st. Drank f. Campbell's}. Sat
urday l p
wAMsLEY-On Monday morning. June 10
Philip Cloves Wamsley. senior warden and
sacristan for over 20 years at ST. Martini
Church, 293 President st.. Brooklyn
Solemn high mass of ,equiem will be sunp
on Thursday at 10 80 a. m. The body viii
lie in state at St. Martins Church Oh
Wednesday from p. m. till after the fu
neral service.
WILES-Elmer r., passed away June 10
Funeral services at his late residence
Spring Valley, N. Y, Thursday, June 10
at p. m. Interment Oak Hill Ccmetery y
Nyack, N. Y.