New-York tribune., 1919-05-15
DEATHS

BENSON-At Greenwich Conn, May -,
1919. Margretta, wife of Egbert Benson.
IN her 57th year Funeral private. :
BIGELOW-On May IA, 1919, in the 9th
year of his age, Ernest A. Bigelow. ir.
the eldest child of Ernest A. and Helen
BRAUTIG Anon May 13, 1919, Waldo
mar, beloved son of Johanna and the late
Emil Brautigam, at his residence, 223
Riverside Drive. Funeral services at 274S
Broadway, Thursday at 80 p. m. In
terment private :
CARPENTER-At Mt. Kisco. New York.
May II, 1919, Francis NJ. Carpenter,
in his S5th year. Funeral services at his
Thursday, May 10. at 8 o'clock. Cars
will meet train leaving Grand Central
station at IL :55 p. m.. also train from
the North arriving at Mt. Kisco at 2 246 p.
m. lnterment at convenience of family
CARPENTER-At White Plains. N Y. Nav
rssr VS.. John 1I,noy Owen CARPENTER, in his 18th
year Funeral services at the residence
Of his sister, Mrs. Sarah B. Vail. %
summit av., on Thursday at D. M
CASEY-John F.. on May 13. beloved son
OF John and Ellen Casey and brother of
James, Katherine Teresa and Agnes
Casey Funeral from his late residence,
l37 West l27th St, on Friday, May Is.
at 80 u. M, thence to the Church Of
DEBEVOIsE-On Tuesday afternoon. Nav
Major George w. beloved husband of
Margaret E. Debevose. in the S0th year
of his age Funeral service at st. An
drew's Church, 9Th av. and 127th St, Fri
day, May l6. at 10 80 o'clock. Interment
at convenience of family. 1t is requested
that no flowers be sent.
General Society of Mechanics and
Tradesmen, City of New York; executive
Offices 16 to "a West 44th-Brothers !:
Sorrowful announcement is made of the
death of Brother George W. Debevoise,
for twenty eight years a member of the
society, serving faithfully on the Literary
Committee for four years
FRANK E. WISE, President.
RICHARD T. DAVIES. Secretary
Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
Commandery State Of New York. Com
Panion Major George w. Debevoise died
morning. 10 80 O'clock, st. Andrews
Church, 5th av. and 127th st. Companions
VII VI, ia attend. By order Of Lieutenant and
AdJutant George Haven Putnam, U. s. ".
Commander Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
William S. Cogswell u. S. ", Recorder.
ELDREDGE-on Tuesday. May 1s. at his
residence, Chatham Mass, H Fisher
Eldredge. Funeral services at Chatham
Thursday. at o'clock.
EN1RICH-Harold c., beloved son of Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Enrich, passed away
quietly Monday. May 12. in his 9th year.
funeral Thursday, May Is, p. M. from
his late residence, 343 East 154th St In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery
ISAACS-On Tuesday, May 13. Caroline NJ
IN IN ner obth year, at her residence, 1856
Nest lSOth st. Services and interment
thursday morning, private.
JONES-At Miami, Fla. Nav II ceorc.
an heoer Jones. Funeral from his late resi-
Thursday, May IS, at p. M -.
L.. aged % years
Iunerai 1Stp services at l61 Sth av.. corner
ietn ST. Thursday evening. 8 o'clock
MlLLER-Catherine, on Tuesday. Nav II
Services will be on Friday afternoon ns nj . ;
ocsock eon Funeral from her late residence,
oSS Van Buren St, Brooklyn.
M!Ll.ER-At Coxsackie, N. Y, on NAV u
isl9, Ernest Miller. cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Coxsackie. Funeral ser
Tb~ssaar TloSs IRON nto Christ Church. CoxsacSie,
MITCHELL-Montauk Lodge No. oss
and A. NJ. Brethren: You are requested to
attend Masonic funeral services of our
brother, Nathan J. Mitchell. at his late
residence, residence, 1888 s6th st.. Brooklyn, on on
thursday ~ afternoon at o'clock
FRANK II. SKIDMORE. Master
Tuesday. May 49, 1919
Frank, beloved husband of Mnrceila Nc.
kearney tree Dunn. Funeral from his
!Tns 1asa residence 6l6 West 1S9th st, on
Ihursdny, May 10. 10 a. m. thence to
the Church Of st. Rose of Lima, l65th
st. and Amsterdam av., where REQUIEM
mass will ba offered for the rapose of his
soul. Interment Calvary,
NETTLEToN-on May 12. at her summer
homo near Ballston Spa, N. y. Anne
Upton. wife of William a. Nettletc, TnN
terment In Elmwood Cemetery, Kansas
City. Mo-. on Friday. May 18. Rochoster
and kansas City papers please copy.
died In France. August
savas' 1nternsnt services at Mount
May, II. 1919. at 1880. Friends and
members OF Section VII and of the Norton-
Har1cs Ambulance Corps are invited to
bo present w