New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-02-23
OBITUARY NOTES

MRS. LOUISE MARION BRUN-
UAGE. wife of DR.. Walter Brundage,
died Friday at her home in Pelham
Heights. Mrs. Brundage was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Barnard, originally of Atlanta, Ca,
and was born in Manhattan thirty
years ago: Two small children, (. boy
and a girl. survive their mother
MRS. CHRISTINA LINDE ROFDER
wife of Charles Roeder. an automo,
bile manufacturer of East New York.
died Friday of pneumonia. Mrs. Roe
der had been very active in Red Cross
work. She was thirty-one years old
and is survived by her husband and
her parents.
MRS. J. ADDISON BROWN died at
her home at Riverhead, L. T., on Thurs
day night, in her siXty-sixth year. Mrs.
brown was sister of Alonzo Smith.
of Mineola, and Of j. Frank Smith. of
Huntington.
CATHERINE f. FULLAM, wife Of
William B. Fullam, president of Mail
ers' Union No. 6, died Thursday at 64S
East Fifth Street, Brooklyn Besides
her husband, she is survived bv three
children, mother, a7sister and two
brothers. Mrs. Fullam was thirty-one
years old
FRANK J. CLARK, a construction
engineer, associated with local iron
foundry, died yesterday at the Rose
welt Hospital of pneumonia. He was
born in New York City thirty-nine
years ago and was educated here. The
BODY was taken to the Campbell Flu
neral Church, where funeral services
will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. lnterment viii be made at
Calvary Cemetery.
MRS. MARY ANN M'CAFFERTY
LANGAN, of South Brooklyn, will be
buried tomorrow in Holy Cross Gene
terry, following services It the Church
of Our Lady Of Guadalupe, in Brook
lyn. Mrs. Langan was seventy-three
years old. Three sons and three
daughters survive her. Of the former
James A. Langan is a battalion chief
IN the Fire Department.; Thomas J.
Langan is employed in the Controllers
office and Edward Langan is a broker.
MRS. ANNIE SPENCER JOHNSON,
whose husband, Alvin X. johnson. is a
we'll known lawyer and brother of the
late Supreme Court Justice Jesse john
son, died Friday at her home. 1926
President Street, Brooklyn. A life
long resident of Brooklyn, Mrs. John
son was sixty-tive years old, and was a
daughter of the late James H. and
Harriet Birdsall Spencer Besides her
husband, she is survived by daugh-
ter. who is the wife of Captain Harry
ID. Spencer, attached during the war to
the 314th United States Cavalry. The
funeral services will be Monday. In
torment will be in Greenwood.
MRS. CHARLOTTE A. MOORE
whose husband. the late DR.. Julius II
upper Bushwick Avenue, Brooklyn, and
whose daughter, Miss Augusta D.
Moore, is the principal of Public
School "a, in that borough, died at her
home, 200 Lincoln Road, Flatbush. Her
funeral services will be held this even
ing.
FRED WALKER, of 81 Trimble Ave-
nue., Clifton, N. j., fifty years old. is
dead at his home, following long
illness. He was associated in the
management of the White Spring
Paper Company, with a plant at Nut
ley, N. j., and had formerly resided In
Passaic. N. j.
MRS ANTOINETTE SCATTON, wife
OF Thomas Scatton, of $50 Freeman
Street, Lyndhurst, N. j., is dead at her
home there. A husband and several
children survive.
1nAno ofAhi1lE u. BLAN CHARD,
seventy. years old, resident of
Rutherford. N. j., for five years, is dead
at the home of her niece, Mrs. 7. Price
LA west Newell Avenue, Rutherford
ohe had suffered long with paralysis
ADAM ZWAGER, of 500 Summer
street Clifton. N. j., died yesterday
at MS nome. after few days illness
OF pneumonia. He had resided in
Clifton for many years and was con.
nected with the Manhattan Rubber
Manufacturing Company, of Passaic
and New York.
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