New-York tribune., 1919-05-07
DEATHS

ABDELL-At Mount Kisco N Y, May 6,
1919, William B. Abdel beloved brother
of Mrs. A. S. Granville. Funeral services
at his late home Thursday evening, Z
O'clock.
ALEXANDRIA Monday, May s, at his
late residence 1G7 East 115th St, Emanuel
Alexander, in his list year. Funeral at
convenience of the family.
COLES-Ep1ilie s., of Deerhurst, Scotch
Plains, Union County, N. j., on May 6, OF
heart disease, daughter of the late Abra-
ham Coles, M. D., Pm. D., LII. D.. and sis
ter of j. Ackerman Coles, NJ. D.. LII. D.
Funeral services at the winter home of her
brother, II West seth St, on Friday, May
9. at o'clock.
BUSHELL-Alice Grifen, wife of Charles
Albert and daughter of the late George
j. Grifen, May A.. at 1880 p. m. Flu
neral service at Friends Church. York
Conveyances will meet train leaving Sedg.
wick and 1920 st. at II rs
DAUENHAUER-On Monday. May 5. 1919.
Mary A. widow of Frederick Dauenhauer
aged so years Relatives and friends are
on Thursday, May g. at a. na from her
late residence, 54 Stevens av., Jersey City
thence to ST. Paul's r. c. Church. where a
solemn high mass Of requiem will be Of
fered for the happy repose of her soul.
DE wINDT-At her residence, at Atanti
City, N. j., Sunday, May 4, 1919, Eliza c
De Windt. daughter Of the late John 5
Heard, M. D., of Newburgh, N. y Fu-
neral private.
DoTTs-On May 6, in her 22d year, Marie
Kuhn, wife of II. r. Dotts and daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Kuhn of philadel-
phia. Funeral services at her late resi-
dence, 249 Monterey av., Pelham, N. Y, 2
p. m. Friday. Interment private, Wood
lawn Cemetery.
DREWsEN-Marie. widow Of Franz Drew
sen, in her 18th year after lingering i'll
Nod H.
May T. at p. m. at her late residence. 2
Club Road Upper Montcair, N. J. Inter
ment private. Train leaves Erie Depot,
foot of Chambers ST., New York ut AS
p. m. -
DU FOR-Cyril. on May 3. Services THE
FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway 66th st.
Drank L. CampbelN. Wednesday. 10 4. m.
EPSTEIN-Hannah Epstein, widow of Her.
and mother of Rebecca Horwitz, Leah
Sussman and Isaac Epstein, in her 9lst
West 9th St, Wednesday, May 7, at
1890.
EVANs-Louis Melville. beloved husband OF
Harriet Laciar Evans, May 5, of pneu-
monia, at "a eth ay. Baltimore aud
WilkesBarr papers please copy.
FIsHER-On Tuesday, May 6, at her late
residence Rye, N Y, Grace Traston, wife
Of James Fairbank Fisher and daughter of
the late Frederick Traston and Margaret
Wenman Pullen. Funeral private.
GUMBALIES- Christian A, after short i'll
ness. Funeral Wednesday, May Z, from
zoos 7th av., 3 80 p. m
Suddenly, at his home in
Coatesville, Penn, May 5, Charles Hatha-
way, Sd, aged 3 months. revered son of
Marjorie Huston Hathaway and Charles
Hathaway, jr., grandson of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Hathaway, of $50 West End av.
New York. Funeral private at Coates-
VILE Penn. Please omit flowers.
ryAuyLIT CoroI;,,o ror-,oo-, t,ala,.-.1
of Dr. Hampton 7. Howell, suddenly, at
Roosevelt Hospital, May s. 1919 Funeral
service at Westhampton, l.. l., Thursday
May 8, at ! 80 p. m.
HUCKE-Marg -rethe, consulting rnatron ol
the German Evangelical Home for IN,
Funeral service will be held Wednesda,
afternoon at l o'clock at the chapel of III.
home. in Chauncey St, near Broadway
Brooklyn. She is mourned by her oni,
daughter, Mrs. Katie Miller. wife Of tht
late Rev. George, II. Miller; grandchildren
and great-grandchildren.
HUEG-Adolf May 5, aged n. Funera
services. s o'clock. at residence Of hi
daughter, Mrs. Johanna Erferr, 3S5
Syossett st. Woodhaven, L. l. Inter
ment Evergreen. May s.
URLOCK-Elizabeth, on May G. Service
THE FUNERAL CHURCH. Broadway
66th st. Frank e. CampbelD. Thursday
ii a. IN.
LOEwENTHAL-Lucie D.. in Pari.
France. after short ilnoss. dearly bc
loved husband of Estella Strauss Loewen
thai, father Of Julius f.. and beloved SO
of julius and Frances Loewcnthal.
! LONG-On Monday. May 5. at her residence
Walingford, Conn, Emily Adeine wifi
of the late John + Long and daughter q
the late Thomas and Adeline Bishop Cha
terton. Funeral services mt st. Paul
Church, Wallingford. Conn. Thursda,
May s, at 80 a. m. Interment service
Woodlawn Cemetery Thursday Afternoon
Carriages meet train leaving Grand Ger
tral at / as p. m
MILNE-on May s, 1919. Alexander T
Milne. in his 75th year. Services at h
late late home, ~ Summer st, Orange N j
Wednesday. May Z. Mt . p. M Reiativ,
and friends, also members of llnio
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, Live Oak Iodg,
l. Q. 0. r.. and Master Plumbers Ase'
citation of the Oranges are invited To 81