Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-03
In Memoriam.

oANsLER. In loving remembrance "f -'r
devoted mother and crandmother Mo' i&l
CANSLER. who departed this iifr 81
years ago today. Jaly 3. 1916.
Day Ivy day I saw her fade
And slowly pass away.
But in my heart ] often nr1'
That she might longer stay
How long for you. d,ar meth.
When all alone;
Memory Is the only friend
That death call rs
BY HER LONELY DAUGHTER AElf>h
Dear grandmother. en- you we could a'a..
depend.
And know that we had one trnc friend:
And all the time earth you spent
Your heart and affections were i..rf
Unknown and forgotten by some you ma, p,
But the grave That contains You l. sacred a.
BY HER DEVOTED GRANDSON. HAE". -
WlMBERLEY.
DANTE. Ia sacred memory Of our beloved
husband and father. THOMAS T.. DANTE
who departed this life July =. i"S.
Memory profits by the lif. Of ta">" v hr.,.
loved and lost. riiE rANI'N e.
little girl. ANNA VICTORIA Hur%f,". vi.
was taken from ~ sud My wear aa:
today. July 3. 1918. aged eleven wears ana
eight months.
Truly may it he said. Thou hast al s.ae.1-
| for thine own. % DEATH The lo,rl, to..
was nip'd by the unfrrlins frost, iu-t -
IAN that's bright must fade
The brightest stil the fi,ct-t
All that's sweet made
But TO bc lost when sweetest "
81 take these little lanlhs.'' sui n
And lay them My breast
Protection they shall find in Nj
In Me be ever hlest.''
DADDY AND MAMMA
my dear husband JAMES 4, MINOR. VIVA
departed this life one year 20 today, Jnli :
1918.
From this world of pain and sorrow
To n land Of peaceful rest.
God has taken my d.ar husband.
But he Will find eternal rest
BY HIS WIFE. EMMA MIh"';
dear father. LEWIS r uI.DFiEIn. who j, ~,
one year ago today. JCly 3 1918.
Gone, but not forgotten.
did not know the pain he bore
did not him die:
only know he passed away
without bidding goodbye.
I miss and mourn him in silence unseen
| And dwell on the joys aad memories that have
been;
T, Unknown and forgotten by some he NAV b1
mus the grave that contains him 10 sacred t"
me.
| Oh. God. what a weight of sorrow
Must l. the lonely one. hear:
The silent room. the empty bed.
And the lonely. vacant chair
| ! cannot understand why had to part
With him whom l loved so dear.
Put God, who do"th all things we'll,
VIII some day make it clear.
Father, you were called away so sudden.
Without time to say goodbye.
But Wv, we know your thoughts were with ms
When you We're called away TO die.
| So will try to still my heartaches
And do my best smile.
For God will let me go to him
After n little while.
The days long since you have left rs
And the nights are so lonely and drear
But our home would be full of life and light
II yon were only here with us tonight.
There is grief that cannot find comfort.
And wounds that cannot be healed
And sorrow deep in the human heart
That cannot be revealed.
We mourn for you. dear father
But not with outward show.
For the heart that mourns sincerely
Mourns silently and low
Your dear. sweet face is always with mo
Your dear sweet smiles. your eyes Of blue
! You cannot come to me. dear father.
But some day l will come to you.
BY HIS LOVING son JOSEPH.
ToPPIN. Our devoted and brother JAMES
l.. TOPPIN, departed this life one wear a~n
today. July 3. 1918. The son of Helen T.
and the late Alfred Toppin. and brother of
Alfred W. and Oscar NJ Toppin. and the late
Naomi X. Toppin Lloyd and Samuel u. Top
pin, and foster brother of Lottie V. Norris.
Sadly missed by loved ones
Pnt never forgotten.
(Atlantic City and Philadelphia papers please
' copy.D
WHELAN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my darling daughter. FRANCES II. WTEI4AN
(nee Poole), who departed this life six
months ago today. January 3. 1919.
You have left me forever. darling;
loved you better than all:
lived for you. darling, while You were here.
You were my life, my ALL
think of your sweet face that I loved So;
Oh. its you, dear. ionging TO see;
III never forget you darling:
You were all in this world to mo
MOTHER