The New York herald., 1921-06-29
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BUsH.-Tisa Farchmin wife OF George y.
Bush. Of T.. Clinton av.. Montclair. !. J..
cURRY.-At 1is West SD ST.. on June %.
Sarah G. CuclipD. widow Of Marshall r.
Curry Funeral services at 10 o'ciocN.
Thursday. az Holy Trinity Church. .0J
W. SID 81. Interment private.
DoRMAN.-Maud. on June eG. 1921. daugh.
ter OF Mary and the late John Dorman.
aged 30 years. Services at sunnyside
Farm. New Cannan. Conn, on "Wednesday.
June %. at II A. NJ. daylight saving
time. 1nterment at Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn. at go T. NJ.
DRCCKER: On Monday. June 27. Max.
beloved husband OF Frances A. and father
OF Inez r.. Marguerite NJ Max, Jr,
Francis E.. and Dorothy A. Druc<er. ni-
Wardwell av.. West Brighton. Staten Isi-
and, at 80 =. NJ. Thursday. June 80.
Chicago papers please copy.
DYER-George Lewis, beloved husband Of
Eve and Marjorie. juno %. at Banff. Al.
berta. Canada. in his sd year. Funeral
service Wednesday at 3 o'clock at the
Funeral Church. Broadway and Goth st,
New York city.
FARRELL.-Suddenly, at her residence a
Prospect St. White Plains. y. Y. June
-. lE1, Margaret Farrell (nee Barrett).
Requiem high mass Church OF ST. John the
evangelist. Thursday morning. 10 o'clock.
FINK.-on June 2s. Mary Margaret. wife Of
the late vaientin Fink. In her goth year.
ana solemn requiem mass at St. Vincent
de Paul's Church. West 23d ST.. near 9TH
av., Friday morning at 10 O'Clock Cali
foi1ia papers please copy.
FOX.-Thomas E., suddenly. son of the latc
Thomas and Catherine Fox. brother Of
John j. Fox. Mary coffy. Catherine Fox
Teresa Kelly and William A. Fox. Fu-
neral from his late residences. 1901 Bath
gate av., Thursday. June 30. at 80 A. NJ.
tequiem mass at st. Joseph's Church. 10
a. NJ. lnterrnent at st. Raymond's Gene
terry. Auto cortcEe.
FRosT-Suddenly. In Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
June rs 1921. Martha Hume. widow Of
Alfred M. Frost. Funeral services at her
N. r., on Thursday, AZ 81 $40 esfsePssi p. NJ Rel.
atives and friends invited
'lBSON.-Suddenly. on June IS, 1921, at his
ibson caiiaence .SS nJ1 West IT. Dist st. George Hssty
vices at the Chapel Of the Fourth Presby-
ferian Era Church: corner DIST st. and West
HAINES.-Suddenly. on Monday. June %.
1921, John p: Haines Of Toms River.
y, j.: In his 10th year. Services win be
av. and 10th ST., New York, at IL o'ciocK.
on Wednesday. June 20.
The members Of the following societies
are invited to attend: Society Of Colonial
Wars. Sons of the Revolution, st. Nicholas
society. Automobile Club of America New
York Yacht Club. Huguenot Society. So
mails American Geographical Society
American Museum OF Natural History.
HALGREN.-At CRANKY. Conn. June rs.
Tnardi 99nm y. Tsls Hssren' JT,' IN his s'th year
HAMLIN.-On June 81. Charles E., aged 50
years. Chapel Stephen Merritt Burial and
Cremation Co.. 161 9Th av., corner 18th
st. 1nterment Bangor. Maine
HAWEs.-At Montclair. N. j., Sunday, juno
2.. 1921. Florence Goodman. beloved wife
OF the late DR.. John Bromham Hawes.
Mrs. Hiland Porter 1888 Union ST., Mont.
clair. y. j.. Wednesday. June 90 on ar
rival Of train leaving Hoboken 1o:5o day
light saving time).
Maurice beloved son Of Mary and <he late
Samuel HERMANN, brother of Mrs. srheresa
Hosenbers. Mrs. Henry RosenthaI and Al
residence. 1914 West 4Sth St, Thursday.
June 30. at 10 A. NJ.
HUpsoN.-on June 81. 1921. Elisha E. Hud-
rhomas). aged II years Funeral SER
vices will be held at his late home 81 pu-
irnd ~ read. MapieMood N; j.. on Thursday
mont In Evergreen Cemetery.
LYON.-on June 81. Adelaide L.. daughter
OF the late William c. and Adelaide Mum
ford LYON Services at the Funeral Par
lors of II. c. Keys. 21T4 7th av., June So
at 10 A. NJ
oCKFoRD.-Dr George NJ. on June 20.
1871. aged I6 years. father OF Florencs
N. and John w. ockford Funeral ser
at Christ's Church. Ridgewood. N. j. Lex
ington. KY. papers please copy.
ROMERO.--on June 2s, Joseph. Chapel
stephen Merritt Burial and Cremation Co..
O'Clock.
o;HscHILD:.At his summer residence.
West West End; n J.. abraham. beloved hus-
Funeral services will be held at Bnai
Jeshurun Cemetery. Elizabeth. y. j.. on
Wednesday. June 20. at II A. NJ.
SAGE.-James c.. at $40 West End av.
New York. on June 81. 1921. beloved
father OF Thomas NJ and Harry H. sage.
sesyess s,, at 81, AsnsSs CHAPEL o2a s.
at p. NJ. Interment Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery, Tarrytown. y. Y.
sCAMMoN.-sunday. June 20. 1921. Caroline
scammon. in her sist year. Funeral
services at her late residence. 2ooi Allan
tic av.. Atlantic City. n. j.. Wednesday,
:, June ~: at cts 8 p NJ In,errnent n tina
terry. Brooklyn. n. Y. Thursday, June 50.
80 r. NJ.
sTAGE.-Wailace Burden. at hts residence,
46' King St. City Island. beloved husband
Of sevcnty-first Regimen, Spanish war
veterans. Services or TUESDAY evening"
June IS. at O'Clock. Inte-ment Green
wood.
sTANcHFIELD.-Atas a spectaI r,ec,,,v q, N.
Bonrd Of Directors Of the New York Coun-
~ Lawyers Association held Mt the rooms
OF the association on June 2s. 1921. tho
following minute was unanimously adopt
ed. ordered spread upon the records and
copy thereof sent 20 the family OF the
late John II. Stanchfield:
The directors OF the New York County
Lawyers Association have learned with
profound sorrow of the death OF John n.
Stanchfied. senior Nice-Presidenet OF thu
association. Mr.. Stanchfieid was a lawyer
OF commanding ability. an advocate Of
superb skill and power. n true leader at
the Bar. whose rich endowment Of brain
ard heart gave him deserved fame which
will long remain as n tradition OF the pro.
fesson.
To his fellow members Of this assocfa-
tion, however, his death means moro than
the passing of distinguished lawyer for
he was one of It's founders, a clarte-
member whose devoted service upon its
committees, as n director for seven years
and n ce-president for four years has
its influence and power In the community
az an agency for the cultivation Of tho
Science OF Jurisprudence: the promotion OF
reforms In the law. tho fariiitaton Of the
administration OF justice: the elevation OF
the standards ~ integrity. honor and
courtesy IN the legal profession. and the
cherishing OF the spirit OF brotherhood
among its members"
To his fellow directors his death Il felt
as keen personal loss. for our intimate
contact with him as co-workcrs revealed n
kindly courtesy. fine spirit and a robust
character which have endeared him 10
all.
In token whereof we lnscribe this minute
uron our records extend 20 his family
our sympathy. and we Join with all our
brothers at the Bar In paying honor TO the
memory OF a master " our profession.
Charles Strauss. President.
Alfred A. Wheat. Secretary.
rIIoRMAN N-TIenry. beloved husband OF tho
late Bella Thorman (nee Kahn, and