The Washington herald., 1922-09-26
OBITUARY
Miss Ida VI. Campbell.

Miss Ida NJ. Campbell
Miss Ida NJ. Campbell, $500 Four
teenth street northwest, for twenty
years a teacher in the Business High
School died at Emergency Hospital
| Sunday after a prolonged Illness.
Miss Campbell, accompanied by
her 11-year-old niece. Lucille Rem
ington, returned to Washington
three weeks ago from a summer va
cation at her old home. On the day
| that she was to have resumed her
duties at Business High School she
was taken to the hospital. where
her condition e~caIIe steadily worse.
| Early last ,E2rlHg Miss Campbell
was compelled ~ relinquish teach
ing temporarily. After a brief leave
| Of absence, however, she returned
and finished the school year. tpCn
| advice of her physician, she went
to Wisconsin for a three months
| rest.
AS evidence # the . gh regard
in which Miss Campbe.: was held
| by school authorities, Business High
was suspended soon after its open
| ing yesterday morning.
For years a leader In the Junior
Red Cross of which she was chair
man. Miss Campbell is believed TO
have FASTENED her death by her de-
/ votion to the organization and 10
her work.
| Funeral services will be held AT
the home of her sister. Mrs. Ernest
bennington. at Osco. wis. TIE body.
which left Washington yesterday.
was accompanied by the niece and
! Charles Otis, friend.
Rev. Hugh Johnston.
| Rev. Hugh Johnston. pastor 10
President Mckinley whef he wor-
shipped at the Metropolitan Methu-
dist Episcopal Church in John Mar
shall place, died at midnight Sunday
in Johns Hopkins University Hos
pital. Baltimore.
He had been operated on for pneu-
monia, his age. So years. preventing
his recovery. Funeral services will
be held in Baltimore Wednesday. ar
rangements for which have not been
announced.
DR.. Johnston came to Washington
from Canada in 1898 to take up the
Metropolitan pastorate and was soon
after appointed assistant chaplain
OF the L. $. Senate under DIR. Mil
burn. the Blind Chaplain" He left
tor of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church of Baltimore, which posi-
tion he held for five years. later
taking the assistant pastorship.
He served as a minister for 63
years. He was also a well known
educator. traveller and writer. The
Life Beyond" being his best known
book. He was associated with DR..
John F. Goucher in the founding Of
Goucher College
DR.. Johnston is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Ellen Johnston. and
several sons. among them DIR. Rich
ard Johnston. librarian of the bu-
reau of railway economics. living
at l411 Kennedy street northwest.
Charles A. Hammet.
Services for Charles a. Hammett,
who died Friday at MuIlett Lake,
Mich. after a brief illness will be
held from his late residence. 321S
Morrison street northwest at .
O'Clock this afternoon. He is sur
vived by his wife. Bertha Helen
Hammett. and was a prominent
member of Washington Lodge No 5
b. p. o f. Interment will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Alice Kendall. !
Services for Alice Kendall. who
died Saturday will be held from her.
late residence. 1914 Eighth street
northwest, this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Lettie Merrill Nelson.
Services for Lettie Merrill Nelson,
who died Saturday at her late resi-
dence. 53G4 Thirteenth street north
west, will be held this morning at
1880 o clock from Gawler's chapel,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. Interment will be private.
The deceased is survived by her hus-
band, Joseph p. Nelson,
Mrs. Wade Scott scheII.
Services for Mrs. Wade Scott
Schen, who died Sunday in Boston,
Mass. will be held from the home of
her mother, Mrs. Anna V. Scott. 3549
Holmead place northwest, this af
ternoon at o'clock. The deceased
is survived by her husband, l.. 3.
Schell. of Boston. Interment will be
in Oak Hill Cemetery.
/ Clifford J. KiIIebrecht.
SERVICES Tor Clifford. j.: Knle-
Utrecht, "a years old. private in the
Twelfth United States Cavalry who I
died Saturday rat Walter Reed Hospi-
| tai. have not been arranged.
, The deceased was native of New
| Jersey, and had been in the serv-
| ice for the past three years.
| John t. Bolger.
| Funcral services for John T. Boil
ger, who died Sunday at his home,
40 Tenth street southeast, will be
held at $50 a. m. tomorrow at ST.
Peters Church. Interment will be
! In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
| Bolger was a stone mason for
| thirty years. For the past nine
years he had been employed as
a furnace man at the Navy Yard.
He is survived by his wife, three
sisters and two brothers.
/. Mrs. julia d'Escury.
Mrs. Julia H. d'Escury. wife of
the late Rodolphe De Thouars. d'Es-
curry, died Yesterday at her home,
! S19 Portland street. the Oldest house
in Congress Heights. She is sur
'vived by three brothers and a sister.