Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-07
DIED.

LEER. Departed this life December 8, 1919,
AUGUSTINE LEER, son Of Mr.. and Mrs H.
J. Leer, aged 3. Funeral from late resi-
dence, COG Orleans place n.e.. Monday.
am.
MACARTHUR. At Chicago. ILL., Tuesday, De-
cember =, 1919, ALEXANDER MACARTHUR,
aged 80 years and months; former resident
Washington Inferred at Oak Hill cemetery
December .. Services by Rev. George U.
Little.
McCHEsNEY. Friday. December ;; 1919. go
pm, at Garfield Hospital, JOHN d.. Nc
CHESNEY,, beloved husband OF Agnes Fuller
McChesney. Funeral from New York Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church, Monday, Decemoer
s. at pm. o
REED. Departed this life December 4. 1919,
MASON REED, the beloved brother OF Mrs.
NJ. Hawkins and Miss Elizabeth Reed. He
leaves to mourn host Of nieces ana nephew
and friends. Funeral from David's under,
taking shop, Georgia ave., Monday at IL
o'clock. Friends invited.
RYALL. At Naval Hospital. Friday. Decem-
Der 5. 1919. at 9:10 am. GEORGE c.
RYALL. the beloved husband Of the late
Joanna E. Ryall tnee Adams). Funeral from
his late residence. 143 d st. n.e.. Monday.
December 8. at IL am. y
RYALL. Friday, December 5. 1919. at Naval
Hospital. GEORGE G: RfALL: 0mcers
meet in Pythian Temple, 1912 9th st. NV,
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock to make ar
rangements for funeral
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RYALL. Friday. December 5, 1919. at Naval
Hospital, GEORGE c. RYALL. Officers and
members of WASHINGTON Company. NO. l:
Uniform Rank, knights Of Pythias. will meet
in Pythian Temple, 1912 9th st. NV, at
pm., to make arrangements for funeral.
R. L. GLADING. Captain. Y
SPENCE. Thursday, December 4. 1919. at the
sisters residence. 4 Mason St., Thrifton. Va,
Funeral service at the above address Sunday.
December Z, at pm. 1nterment private.
IN MEMORIAM.
BOSTON. Sacred to the memory OF our dear
husband and father, SAMUEL BOSTON, who
entered into eternal rest three years ago to-
day, December Z, 1916.
Peaceful may his slumbers be.
Rest, sweet spirit, rest
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND LITTLE SON,
THOMAS EDWARD.
BROWN. In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear husband JAMES W. BROWN, who
departed this life one year ago today, De
cember 4, 1915.
One year has passed since they laid him
On that hill not far away,
Bnt the time, the place. the hour,
Seem to me but yesterday.
My heart still aches for him: :.
HIS LOVING WIFE. ELLEN J. BROWN.
mother and godmother, MARY BRlSCOE.
who died ten years ago today.
So bright and beautiful was the morning
That my dear mother passed away.
She seemed to hear a voice calling,
Leave thy afflicted bed today"
So cheerfully she talked Of dying,
Nor did she shrink at deaths cold look.
She knew the cold dark river
Was to her but a little brook.
! In her health she sought the Savior,
In af1iction He was by her side,
| And in death he sent His guardian angels,
Safely her spirit to heaven to guide.
To live for Christ it was her pleasure,
To die for Him her gain,
For on the cross the Savior suffered
That she and all might live again.
| When her voice grew weak and feeble
And she no more on earth could sing,
Then she whispered, blessed Jesus,
Soon with the angels will sing"
| Farewell. my dear godmother,
Till we meet on the golden shore,
On the banks of the beautiful river,
| Where shall meet to part no more:
son, WILLIAM Nc. carroll, AND GoDcHI.D.
Drummer. In loving remembrance Of our
NER, who died two years ago today, Deem
Der Z, 1917.
! Though you're gone you're not forgotten,
| And your place can never be filled;
We will keep your memory cherished
| Until our hearts in death stilled.
| BIER LOVING HUSBAND, SAMUEL W.
Drummer.
| Oh. the memory Of that morning,
| As stood with aching heart,
Seeing the one loved SO dearly
| Pierced by deaths cruel dart.
| HER LOVING DAUGHTER, KATHERINE
| NJ. BAUM.
| Sad and sudden was the call
| Two years ago today;
Called from this world to a peaceful rest,
| Called by our Lord, who knoweth best
! HER LOVING son, SAMUEL F. Drummer.
You are not forgotten. mother, dear,
Nor ever shall you be;
| As long as life and memory last
| I shall always think of thee.
| HER LOVING son, WILLIAM z. BRUN.
NER.
! Rest in peace, dear mother;
Two long years have passed away.
| Thou art gone, but not forgotten,
For think dnK, Of you each sh r9 day; ,r,r,
A. WELLS.
memory Of our beloved wife and mother,
| NELLIE G. BURCH, who entered into eternal
| rest one year ago today, December Z, 1918.
| There is far country,
know not how fair,
How bright is the sunshine,
How fragrant its air,
! And in that far country,
| Out over Gfe's sea,
Our mother is watching
For me-for me.
I know not how soft
Are its breezeS that blow.
| How sweet or how fair
! Are its flowers that grow:
| But know they are fadeless,
! know they are frir,
And love that far country
Our mother is there.
| HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER.
DENT. In loving remembrance Of our dear
| daughter, sister and cousin, ALICE DENT,
| departed her life one year ago today, Deem.
Der Z, 1918.
| At your bedside. dear daughter,
| Night by night and day by day,
| We watched your loving hands grow thinner,
Saw you slowly pass away.
| YOUR LOVING MOTHER AND FATHER.
| l can't forget you, dear sister,
While in this world stay,
God only knows my feelings
Since you have passed away.
Rest sweet spirit, rest.
| HER LOVING SISTERS. JULIA, CHAR.
| LOTTE AND BESSIE.
I miss you, dear cousin,
| More than tongue can tell,
But know that you are resting
In a home where all is well.
| YOUR LOVING COUSIN, MARY BOOZE.
DoRE Sacred to the memory Of my dear son
| EDWARD DORE, and mother, ANNA D0RE
| who departed this life three years ago today
December Z, 1916. Anniversary mass at Holy
| Name Church.
The month Of December once more h here.
To me the saddest Of the year,
Because it took away
| My dear son and mother three years age
today.
| will never forget them,
| Though their forms be in the dust.
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