The New York herald., 1920-01-28
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SMITH
The members OF the J. J. Mccormick
Association are earnestly requested TO
attend the funeral services of their
brother member Hon. RICHARD II.
SMITH. Justice of the City Court, at
st. Luke's Church. l4lst st: and Con-
vent av., on Wednesday, January 49,
James r. Carraher, Pres.
Earl Smith, Sec.
Palestine Commandery No. 49, knights
Templar.--Fra.ers.-
A brilliant light in our Commandery
has been extinguished. You are re-
ouested to attend the Masonic funeral
service at st. Luke's Church. 14lst st:
o'clock.
Chas. NJ. Taylor, Commander.
L. Il. Barnes. Recorder.
Amity Chapter No 16O. r. A. NJ
Companions:-lt is with deep sorrow we
announce the death OF Companion
RICHARD II. SMITH. Funeral SER
vices this evening at st. Luke's Church,
141st st. and Convent av., at eight
o'clock.
Chas II. Alexander. High Priest.
X. y. Borman. Secretary.
II, TO the members
M.:-You are earnestly requested to at
tend the Masonic funeral services Of our
late brother, the Honorable RICHARD
H. SMITH. which will be held at St.
Luke's Church. 1i1st st. and Convent av..
on Wednesday evening, January y. at
eight o'clock. William r. Schimf, Mas
ter. John F. Leo. Jr., Secretary.
STURGES.--At Southport, Conn.,, on Tues
day. January a. after short illness Of
pneumonia. CLAIRE. daughter of Clar-
cnce B. aud Alice S. w. Sturges. In 10th
year OF her age Funeral private
SUSSDORFF. 49, At Flushing, n. Y, on
January q, 1920. CAROLINE T. SusS-
and Jane Eyland Sussdorff. formerly OF
,Woodside /; J. Funeral service i1,,h,, at her
ing. n: y. on Thursday, January 90 at
two o'clock. Intermcnt private.
TA1LLARD. - January T.. MARIE b.:
TAILLARD. age IS years. Chapel
stephen Merritt Burial and Cremation
Company, l6l Sth av., corner 18th st.
Y.-R1CHARD $. in his 18th year.
al his residence, 3o7 West 102d st.
Requiem mass Thursday. January 20, at
ten A. NJ. Church OF the Holy Trinity,
SD ST., east OF Broadway.
Xavier Alumni Sodality
has learned with deep regret. of the
death OF RICHARD s. TREACY, Sodal-
ist since 1872 and President 1891 and 1885,
Members are requested to attend the fu-
mack. NJ. D.. President. James j.
McNerny. Secretary.
AT a special meeting OF the Board OF
Managers of the Roman Catholic Or
Resolved. Mr.. RICHARD $. TREACY,
a member of the Board since May,
1914. by his faithfulness In attendance
at Its meetings and his helpful cooper
alton with his fellow members in the
affairs of the asylum. by his decease
is great loss to the asylum, to which
its managers hereby testify and to
which they would give expression.
His services on the Committees on
Admission and Binding and on Build
ing and Repairs were so constantly and
effectively rendered as to morit tho
and grateful recognition of the whole
Board
The Board extends tnc expression OF
its deep sympathy TO his family on this
sad occasion of the death of ono who
was n fine typo of the Catholicity OF
our city,. n devoted member Of the
Church faithful and true. in all the
life in the city OF his birth.
The members OF the Board Of Managers
OF the Roman Catholic orphan Asy-
lum will attend the funeral of their
late associate In n body at the Church
Of the Holy Trinity. West SD St. near
Blsppooadway, lspo J., " on Thursday, January 30
Most Rev. Patrick J.. Hayes. Arch
bishop, President.
Francis O'Ncill, Secretary.
WALSH. In Hackensack, N. j., on SUM-
day, January 25. 1920. MABEL SIGLER,
wife OF Charles Eugene Walsh. Funeral
services at her late residence. Is John
son av, Hackensack,- on wednesday,
January g. 1920. at half-past two o'clock
r. NJ. Interment at Woodlawn Gene
terry, Newburg, N. Y. on Thursday,
January g. 1920.
WH1TE.--ROLLIN w, suddenly. at San
Francisco, January "a. Cincinnati and
Cleveland papers please copy. Funeral
notice later.