New-York tribune., 1919-07-30
DEATHS

BALLANTINE- his late residence, sol
Park av.. East Orange, N. j., on July 2s.
1919. Rev. Henry w. Ballantine. D. D.,
husband of Mrs. Mary E: Ballantine. Fu-
Church Bloomfield N. j., on Wednesday,
July 80, at 4 20 D. m. Interment in
Bloomfield Cemetery
PATEs-July 27. Carrie Wheeler, beloved
wife of Thomas B. Bates and loving
mother of Mrs. D. (Florence) Reed and
S; Mrs: H: l.. (Edna) Goff, IN her eoth year.
9eFvaces 1sF,n at her e late residence, 20 West
lnterment private, Evergreen Cemetery,
Wednesday, July 80, afternoon
BLEWETT-On July 27. 1919. Henrietta
Fryer Blewett. wife of the late Captain
William Blewett, at her residence. 1907
anthony ave, corner 175th St, Bronx.
funeral services at Grace P E. Church
Vyse ave. and 177th St, Bronx, on
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. She
is survived by two sons William and Ed
ward, and four daughters, Grace, Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Ellin and Mrs. Wells In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. English
papers please copy.
BRAY-On July 2S. 1919. Katherine A.
John NJ. Bray. Funeral from her late
residence, 508 East S5th ST., on Thursday
July 81, at $50 a. m. High requiem
mass at the Church of ST. Monica In
tc+I4cHt NdiNaly cemetery.
BUCx-At Winterton, N. Y, on Sunday.
July p. 1919, Bernard Buck husband of
Anna Buck (nee Lamken) and son of the
late Ernest Buck. formerly of 334 River
ST. Hoboken, N. j.. in his 39th year.
lnterment at Lutheran Cemetery, Long
Island. leaving the home at II 80 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. e
BULL-At Yonkers N Y, on Monday. july
Is Julia Ann Bull, in her SD year.
IN y,riN-a t1,1
of her son, Henry NJ Bull. 466 South
Broadway, Yonkers. Wednesday evening.
Interment Greenwood Cemetery at the con-
venience of the family.
BURNETT-July %, Catherine E. Burnett,
widow Of Aaron Burnett. Funeral on
Wednesday, 8 a. m. from her late resi-
Cathedral, 59th st. and 5th ave. Inter
nent Calvary. Automobile cortege.
CARSTARPHEN- On July 26. Lying
in state THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
Broadway, Seth st. Frank E. Campbell
Bldg).
CoNRoY-on July 2S Elizabeth tnee Ho-
gam, beloved wife of James Conroy
ter Mrs. George B. SchwagerI, III Rock
wood ST.. Bronx between Concourse and
Walton ave belmont station Jerome
ave subway thence TO the Church of
l..
day, at $3.50 a. m. Requiem at 10
o'clock.
COOPER-On Monday. July %. at his resi-
dence, Is West 9th St, Theodore Pol
hemus,. youngest son of the late William
B. and Margaret Maria johnson Cooper.
Of Brooklyn. N. Y. Funeral service will
be held at Trinity CHURCH, Broadway and
Wall st. Thursday, July 81. 10 a. m.
CUTTRELL-Augusta E. widow of the late
Frank Cuttrell Of Keyport N. j., in New
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. William
G. Bedie Matavan, N. j., Thursday, July
81. Interment a Koyport. =
DALHy On July y. Ellen Daley (nee
Browne, beloved wife of William II.
Daley. runera! from her late residence.
Sl7 West ia st. on Wednesday, July 30'
at 2 80 a. IN. ; thence to the Holy Cross
Church Intermcnt Holy Cross Gene
DENNEHy- SI -Jply Is. Mary beloved wife
late. residence. 1886 Webster ave, at Q 80
a m Wednesday, July 80 1919; thence
to st. Augustines Church, 167th st. and
Fulton ave. Interment Calvary Gene
terry =
EDWARDS At Elizabeth. N. j., Monday.
July 2S 1919, Abby Winans. widow of
Edmund ?. Edwards. in her Goth year.
Funeral services at her late residence. 536
Cherry St, Elizabeth. N. J.. Wednesday.
July 80 at 8 p. m.
~ specldl meeting OF the members of the
Board of Managers of the Widowed!
Mothers Fund Association was called for
the purpose of registering their deep sor-
row at the grievous loss sustained in the
untimely death of her only son. William l..
Einstein. by their President. Hannah B.
Einsten.
The greatest sorrow and sympathy were
exp essed for Mrs. instein. whose noble
wor.. has endearcd her 20 the entire city
and whose devotion TO all sufferers has
made her an example for noble women
and mothers everywhere TO emulate.
God ways are dark, aud though it is
impossible to unders aud the inscrutable
ways of Providence. the countless friends
of the sorely bereaved parents pray that
consolation may be vouchsafed to them and
bring them to see that all ways work to.
gether for good to those that fear God.
II was resolved to have these sentiments
Of her coworkers and nulnberless friends
suitably recorded and presented to Mrs
Einstein. III token of profound sympathy
and affection.
ANNIE G. ZUCHFPMAN.
Vice President
AMELIA IOBEL.
Executive Secretary.
ANNIE ~. BODLNIIEIMER,
Recording Secretary
july - 1879