New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-22
DEATHS

MACKEY-Ella c.. wife If vv;n.-
Mackey, at her residence 400 '; Stra,f, y;
rd.' June 20. 1919. Funeral priy stsauord
McQUILLEN-John A., Friday lima On
passaic. N. j. Requiem mass -. az
% q .hureh- Passaic. Monday, inn.
So 90, d. M interment Holy Rood c Saus
tery' Morristown, N. j. Automob; eeme-
MERRITT-At Pleasantv;lle n
~. 1913, Ruby A, widow of tho H.. June
Merrits. Funeral from the family Lew
dence Monday afternoon oclosk s''''s resi-
MooRE-A. L., June IS, at l4s West oe.,
nv ~ai. tnerai Monday. June 21 Friends
~ ~ [eiatlVes may communicate with M "a
/; Cody. 275 9th av. New .Jerssr MI. Z.
please copy es papers
NAOGHTON-On Friday. June % No..
Naughton. Funeral from her 1 iu Mary
o once 45h 4th av,, on Monday, June % *s u.
g:oo a. m thence to ST Stephens Ch"s,. AZ
East 10Th st. Funeral private. PI lesss,
NE "a Thursday. juno 10, Rosa Mi
c. Nsa I.'e, 90 Vl p, OF the late Dr. Francis
year of her age. Inter,nent at RaIt,r uOsn
on Saturday. az baltimore
-<iLhs.Arthur L.. jr.. suddenly, in the ooa
year OF ms age. Funeral private. -N
SHAY-Entered into rest Friday Inn. %
I9l', Annie E.. widow of William T Sbs NV
d services at the home of no,
daughter, Mrs. Walter G. Lapbam 6 CHI
man av.. Glens Falls, N Y. on MorSav
at p. m. 1nterment at Greenwood ives.
day at p. m. iues-
oIENROuSE-At Dover Plains. N "
r6 r'uay, June 20, 1919, Robert Allen. aged
e. e. years beloved son of James and Amv
Stenhouse. lnterment private at Ken 10y
Cemetery. az neisco
SWAN-On Friday. June 90 Fr,u,, Co.
wloow OF Joseph Swan, in her Slst vear
Tuherai services at her late residence tha
belnord. S6th st. and Broadway. SUNDAY
morning at 10 80 '""u"y
"Eob-On THURSDAY. June 10. in his sotb
80 ~; Iiias Danlei Webb. Funeral services
at MS late residence, IS Remsen ST Rrool
iyn' on Sunday. June -. at 3 80 n m II
Is requested that no flowers be sent ~
on behaf of the members of the Amer;.
can Asiatic Associati7n. the executive
committee have to record their sense ~
-; ne LOSS lnat 'he association has sustained
IN me ceath of its former president .nd
member of the committee. SiIas Dan;oi
Weno- One of the founders Of the asso.
cation. Mr.. Webb became its second
Pres,oene IN l9Vl, serving in that capacity
until 1906. In the early wears of ire h;s
tory the association owed much ~ Tho . ;n-
u'eious guidance of man whose long resi-.
dence IN China had familiarized him with
the purposes which the association was or
eahlzeu 10 subserve. His gentleness Of
f>1OQpSty
supreme conscientiousness and an entiro
absence of self-seeking. commanded thu
esteem and aFectionate regard of his as.
socrates An exponent of the old tradi.
IONS OF American enterprise in the Far
East: there has passed away in the person
or Mr.. Webb of the last survivors ~
tne business men of a former generation
OF New Workers, and one of the best rep.
resentatlves of the type of merchant char.
acteristic of that era.
EUGENE P. THOMAS,
,o,,, Acting President
JOHN FOORD, Secretary.
WELLlNGTONr--Louis F., widow Of Henry
wellington. on June 20, at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. N L. Smith, 45S Greene
av.. Brooklyn. Funeral services 9 D. m
sunday lnterment private.
WOODBURY-At New Rochelle. N. Y. on
June ~. 1919, Louisiana R.. wife of Dr.
Frank Woodbury.. Interment New Rochelle
Funeral private.
ERMANN-Sergeant Carlos S. died
overseas III the service of the L. S. Me-
mortal services will be held Sunday. Juns
* at p. M, at Holy Trinity Church
l22I st. and Lenox av.
ElNh--Nrs., on June 81 Services THE FIJ.
NERAL CHURCH. Broadway, G6th st
CRANK E. CampbelD, Monday, 80 D. IN.