Evening star., 1919-05-14
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DIED.
HRusT. On Tuesday. May 13. 1919. at 10
| am. ALBERT e. HRUST. beloved husband
| of Elizabeth Brust. ~ ,o.,,
Funeral from the residence OF his son: oSs ao,n an
! street northeast, Thursday. May 10. at 2:a"
pm Relatives and friends invited to at
| tend. Interment at Arlington. va.
| residence near Charlotte Hall, st. SaryS
! county. Nd, JAMES kIRCH. son OF the
late William and Rose Rurch.
| Interment at ST. Mary's cemetery. Bryantown
! on Thursday morning. May l.. at y CLOCK
| am. .
CARRICK Entered into rest on Wednesday.
| May II, 1919 at 4:lo am. at his residence,
after long Illness MARTIN V. CARRl. h,
| beloved husband of Mary T.. Carrick tnee
| Demison,, in the seventy-third year OF his
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CkSHELL. On Tuesday. May Ii. 1919, at l:3o
! pm. at his residence, Lay Hill. Md, GUS.
| TAvUS +. CASHELL, in his eighty third
Funeral from his late residence Friday, May
! 16, IL am. Relatives and friends invited.
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EoPoLUCCI. On Tuesday, May b.. 1919,
! MABEL REGINA. beloved daughter of Annie
| NJ. and the late Samuel Eopolucci aged SIX
teen years.
Funeral (private, from her late residence. GA.
| Eye street southeast. Friday, May IL, at
am. thence to st. Peters Church. where
| mass will be said for the repose of her soul.
| Interment at Mount Oliret cemetery. 10
| FRY, Entered into rest on Monday. May IL.
| 1919 ut his residence 2O24 X street. after a
| long illness, DIR. HENRY DAVIDSON FRY.
Funeral from Church of the Epiphany at noon
on Thursday, May 10. IA
HARRIS. Entered into eternal rest at her
| residence. 1909 II street northwest. AU-
| GUSTA ALLEN HARRIS, widow of the late
| Edwin Harris. in the seventy year of
Notice of funeral hereafter. Kindly omit flow
ers:
HUGHES. The remains of CHARLES
HUGHES will be taken from the vault and
| inferred at Harmony cemetery Thursday aft
at o'clock. All friends are in
| vited.
| the residence of her parents, 63S street
southwest. ELLEN T., the eldest and beloved
child of Edward J. and Anna A. Liston tnee
CollnsD,
| Funeral Friday at $50 am. Mass at st.
Dominics Church at o'clock am. Reia-
| tives and friends invited. 10
MACLEOD. On May 13, 1019 at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Lottie Johnson; 1888 Euclid
street northwest. MARY HENRIETTA, be- :
| loved wife of Donald Macleod.
Funeral Thursday. 2;30 pm. from the parlors
of w. w. Chambers Company, 14th and
Chaplin streets. Interment Glenwood ceme-
terry. (Geneseo, n. Y, papers please copy.)' =
MASON On Tuesday. May 13. 1919. at 10
Street northwest. WILLIAM EDWARD. Jr.,
of William E. and Esther NJ. Mason tnee
Hutchinson), aged four years and nine
| months.
Funeral private
OWENS. called meeting Of Eureka Lodge,
Wednesday May IA, at 7:30 O'Clock pm. at
Odd Fellows Hall. 1906 NJ street northwest.
| to arrange for the funeral of Brother DAVID
| OWENS. All members are requested to be
ROBERT c. DYSON. P. S.
1919, at pm. at Garfield Hospital. Lo-
VIVA s.. PALMER, widow of William
B1aden Palmer.
Funeral from her late residence, 606 9th street
northeast, Thursday, May 15 at 2:30 pm.
Interment (private) Rock Creek cemetery.
| Ia
PALMER. Members of Columbia Chapter. No
IS, o. Z. s., will meet at Masonic Hall
14th and Kenyon streets northwest, Thurs
late sister. EIvINIA PALMER. BY orrel
of the worthy matron.
MARY E. EPPELsHEIMER, Secretary.
PRESCOTT On Tuesday, May 13. 1919. at
| JOHN A., beloved husband Of Georgia W.
Prescott and father. of Charles &. and
Frederica A. Gideon.
Funeral Friday. O'Clock pm. Friends and
| relatives invited. Interment private. 15'
scHEITLIN. On May 1s, 1919. at $50 pm.
at the residence of her nephew. 1912 o street
northwest, Mrs. ELISE SCHEITLIN tSwitz-
| erland. 1S41).
Funeral from j. William Lees chapel Thurs
| day, May 15, at PIN.
| SMITH. Suddenly May 49, 1919 at II am.
| Mrs. ELLA SMITH (nee Foley) beloved
| wife of Thomas Smith, at the residence of
her niece, Mrs. Edward Lawler, Potomac,
| Va.
$50 pm, at his residence 71s Maryland
| avenue northeast. FELIN. beloved husband
of Cecilia B. Sniegoski. and father of Mrs.
Felix Borlik, John P. Anton F. and Marian
| Sniegoski.
Funeral win be held from his late residence
| Friday, May 16, at $50 am, thence to st.
Josephs Church, I'd and streets northeast,
where requiem mass will be said at 0 am.
for the repose of his SOUL Interment at
Mount Olvet cemetery. Toledo, Chicago
and New York papers please copy.) 10
STEM. On Tuesday, May 13. 1919. at his
| street, WALTER A., youngest son Of George
F. and Mary NJ. i. Stenz.
| Funeral Thursday, May 10, at pm. Inter
| ment Rock Greek cemetery.
STEWART. On May Z. 1919, at Denton, Md,
! daughter of Maria Gray and beloved sister
of Lawrence A. Gray and Jennie Peter.
Funeral from Rock Greek Baptist Church
Thursday. May 10, at pm. Interment at
Union cemetery. IA
wHITFoRD. On Wednesday. May "A. 1919.
at 2:3O am. at Garfield Hospital. EDWARD
| o. WHITFORD.
Notice of funeral later.
| WILLIAMS. On Tuesday, May 13. 1919, at
her residence, 2o14 Georgia avenue north
west. after illness of four months.
/! CLARA, widow of the late Washington Will
| lams, daughter of Frederick and Frances
! Wlkerson. mother Of Mrs Ethel Collins
| Funeral from her late residence Friday, May
| is, at / pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. 10
WILLIAMS. Suddenly. on Sunday. May IL,
| 1913. at 8 pm. FANNIE E. WILLIAMS Of
42S street. devoted mother of Daniel s..
| Addie NJ, Archie H., and Mabel X. Williams,
/ and sister of Richard II. Thornton.
! Mother. you We're mild and lovely,
/ Gentle as the summer breeze,
| Pleasant the air of evening
! When it floats upon the trees.
Funeral from Third Baptist Church. 5th and Q
! streets northwest, Thursday. May Is, at .
| pm. Relatives and friends invited.
| WILLIS. On Tuesday. May 13, 1919 at Cas-
! ualty Hospital Mrs. L. EMILY WINDSOR
! WILLIS, daughter of the late Capt. John
| Windsor.
Funeral services at the parlors of Harry v.
/ Bosse Company, Thursday, May 10, $50 pm.
/, Friends invited to attend. Interment pri-
| yate.
In Memoriam.
AMBROSE. In sad remembrance of my dear
| mother, JENNIE MASSEY AMBROSE, who
| passed away four years ago today, May IA.
| 1915.
The wounds she left by her decease have never