The Washington herald., 1922-11-10
OBITUARY
Me-. JssepAlne .. Davia.

who died Of paralysis at her home.
All New Jersey avenue southeast.
Monday. was buried In the Con-
gressional Cemetery Wednesday aft
ernoon. Services were held at the
home. Mrs. Davis was . native
Of Virginia.
mrs. Mary 8. Lgckwscs.
Services for Mrs. Mary s. Lock,
wood. 81 years old. last surviving
founder of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. who died yes
terday at Plymouth. Mass. win be
held tomorrow afternoon from her
late residence the Columbia Apart
ments. Fourteenth and Girard
streets northwest. at o'clock.
Burial will be in Rock Creek Gem
| etery.
Upon receipt Of the telegram an
| nouncing Mrs. Lockwood's death the
flag at Memorial Continental Hal
| was placed at half mast and the
building closed to the public.
| Mrs. Lockwood went to Plymouth
| in July with Miss Grace N. Pierce.
| former registrar-general of the d.
| A. r. Both women became III there
| some time ago, Miss Pierce dying
\ severa; weeks ago.
Although having lived in the Dis
trict for more than half a century.
Mrs. Lockwood was born at Han
over. N, Y. She was at one time
manager of the Strathmore Arms
$40 Twelfth street northwest, the
building where the Daughters OF the
American Revolution was founded In
October. 1899.
| Beside her activitis in civic al
fairs Mrs. Lockwood was the au'
thor of several books. among them
being Historic Homes in wash
ington." Hei daughter. Miss Llliiar
NJ. Lockwood. at one time business
manager of the d. A. X. magazine
died several years ago.
Mrs. Catherine schoenenas.
srvices for Mrs. Catherineschoene'
man, who died Wednesday in new
port. r. J.. will be held TINS aitet-
noon. Burial will be at Newport
she is survived by a husband. Charies
Schoeneman; a daughter. Mrs. ). .
Welch of Brooklyn. n. y; ana wv
man, of this city.
Mrn. Ella Wiiltnmss
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Wihiams
uho died tuesday at her late resi-
dence 70 street northwest. VIII Dc
held sunday from Ebeneger Baptls'
Church at 3 o'clock. Burial Will oe
at Charlotte, n. c., her former nome
She is survived by her husband. W
NJ. Williams.
Mrs, Martha Howell.
Services for Mrs. -.artha Howell
1920 rour-and-a-halfs street south
vest who died Wednesday at hei
r.s;dence will be held at the Zior
Wesley Methodist Church, d street
between Second and Thiro SUE
southwest, tomorrow at II ~
She is survived by her son. e-o'
Howell.
sister Mary Francis.
Sister Mary Francis. 73 years o,d
!, nrominent in the founding Oh .h'
Catholic order, Sisters of Mercy, die'
Tuesday at St. Mary's Home, mar.
ford. Conn. She had been in Ill heaili
for the past year. Funeral service
were held yesterday at Hartford
The deceased, who celebrated ne
golden Jubilee at the convent In Apri'
1921, was born in Ennis County, Ire
land. She came to this country Il
1872 as Miss Mary Fitzgerald: sn
is survived by two brothers. Josepl
, Fitzgerald. bailiff Of the Distric
! Rent Commission. and John Fftzger
aid. also of this city.
Mrs. Sarah Parker.
Funeral services for Mrs. sara
t Parker. who died Wednesday a
J Emergency Hospital will be held thi
afternoon at the chapel Of Moon an
Aliens undertaking establishment
t Burial will be at her home In War
| renton, Va.
Walter l.. ChalOner.
Walter l.. Chaloner. 90 year
old, AIS A street southeast. VIII
e was employed in the Department c
Agriculture for many years. died yes
terday. He leaves a widow, Mr.
e Jeanette b. Chaloner. The body wi
= be shipped to Merrimac. Mass. b
= George w. Wise. undertaken. 29OO
street northwest. Burial will TAX
place tomorrow.
t Asberry n. Payne.
Services for Asberry II. Payne.
years old. of East Falls Church. Va
who uied yesterday afternoon :
Georgetown University Hospital. wi
be held tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from the undertaking estat
d lishment of Joseph F. Birch's Son
d 3034 NJ street northwest.
s The deceased is survived by wifi
: Mrs. Margaret A. Payne. and a sol
n Brooke Payne.
Mrs. Annie Il. Miner.
Services for Mrs. Annie r. Mino
As years old, 615 A street northeas
:. who died at the Washington Asylum
Hospital yesterday. will be held tC
morrow at o'clock at the Congres
sional Cemetery. Mrs Minor is SUI
vived by husband. Percy H. Mino
Fu1erai arrangements are being CON
$ pleted by w. W. Deal. SIG II stree
h northeast.
Mrs. Sarah J. Stryker.
Mrs. Sarah J. Stryker. IS year
old. mother of Burdett Stryker. ger
n eral manager of the Chesapeake an
:. Potomac Telephone Company die
Il yesterday following a long Hines
She was the widow of Francis Bul
dett Stryker. and had lived in Wash
inston for the past AZ years.
Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr.
Stryker came to Washington wit
" her husband. Six children. Bul
dett. Frank j. and William III. Str,
ker; Mrs. Lucian T. Williams, Mr.
James Warden and Mrs. V. c. Scar
: nell. survive.