New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-03
DEATHS

BAILEY-on June l. 1920, Charlotte W
Bailey. in her 9lst year Funeral serv-
ices at her late home. so Herkimer st
Brooklyn, Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock.
20. is2o. Ida M. vito of the late Belden
q. Brown and daughter Of the iate
George \ Hoyt. Funeral services VIII
be heid at st Johns Church. Washing
ton, Conn. on Saturday afternoon At 3
o'clock. Conveyanoes. will meet train
leaving Grand Central Station al u 40
STANDARD time) al New Milford station. -
CAVANAGH-On July !. 1920, Joseph
beloved husband of Anna Foley Fu-
neral from his late residence. saturday
John Evangelist's Church. 10 a. m. Sat
urday lnterment Calvary Cemetery.
CROY Creighton Croy age Years son
church in the Gardens Forest HIS.
J.. /. on sunday at =. m lnterinent
private
FoLEY-on Thursday. July /. George T.
the late Bridget Foley. Funeral from
his late residence. 3o5 Vest l3oth st
1924 81. Interment Calvary.
FoILkE-on Thursday morning July J.
l9-q ms rgsidgnqe Iiarsor AN Se~
hoone'i' nd laws man untr 9q'H A. rhr,st
church Pelham Manor. on SATURDAY
July g.. At lo:l5 a. M Train leaves
ins ,inel o.l2. arrives Pelham = -
THENCE by trolley direct to Christ
Church
We The Trustees Of the Vow York
bled. make this brief and iinpoerfeet
tribute to the memory II Willisul
FoulAe. our late president and our warm
and sreadfasr friend. whose death on
yestcrday We lament and deploro.
For many years he WAS our associate.
for eight Years past our president al
WAYS faithful. always efficient.
Mr. Fou,Ae was born III this city sev-
enty-rhree years ago. He was thu
grandson of Joseph Foulke both Of
whom were well known merchants III
Nov York His mother, by birth Mar
Abraham iIeteltas Fish and through
her he was BY direct descent member
OF the Fish. ketcitas and Beei'inan fam
flies He ineal descendant Of
William ReeknaH. he founder OF the
Boekman family IN this country. mem
her or the tioFerninrnt or the Solony oi
New Amsterdam IN the days when Peter
Stuyt esant was its Governor
How We'll end sallantly h. upheld the
known in our community, manly man
4 Christian whose religious beliets were
put in practice IN his daily lie. man
man whose fne sense OF honor. noble
character and loft ~ ais We're LETT IN
sulliea and lnspoi.ed by contact With
tho world
In tn words o, arother. it may be
said Of him For ~ NJ needs no OF ne,
monument than that ideal column built
UP - h.n and in his likeness IN olf
hearts 40 memories with truth FOR its
base honor for its SHAFT ard courtesy
for ITS crown
July > 1920.
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER FOSTER.
Acting Chairman
The Board OF Trustees meet 10 ex-
press their sorrow at the death OF Viii
lam FoHlke and their appreciation Of
his services for many years Pre~iaenl
OF thu Society Tor the Relief Of tho
Destitute Blind and mem per o. tn.
Board Of Trustees. He gave freely 81
his time and his talents to tho s-rvirf
OF the Society. and largely 70 his effort.
was due the building OF the new HON.
IN the Bronx.
LEWIS SPENCER MORRIS.
President.
GATES-On Thursday. July !. 1920 Alic.
Brtton. beloved vie OF Edward r
Gates Funeral services at her late resi-
dence. Il East Slst st. Saturday after
noon az O'Clock
QUESTION June 30. 1920. Alonzo Guest
Funeral services at his home. Is La Fay
cite st. New Rochelle. \. Y OH Satur
day ar p.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e. at his home
5. Hawthorne place. Montciatr. \ j.
Wednesday. June 80. 1920. Funeral serv-