The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
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NOTICE or funeral hereafter.
BRIGGs.-At his summer residence. Rose
mary, Nantucket Island. Mass, after
brief Illness. William Coffin Briggs. In tho
6Oth year OF his age. Funeral service az
ST. Agnes's Chapel. Trinity parish; 9sd ST.
IVES, OF columbus s syS at io;So a. ~
vited. Interment private.
BURNHAM. -wlliam A.. suddenly. on oc-
tober is. 1922. In the fist year Of his age.
at the Hotel Plaza. New York city, beloved
funeral hereafter. Boston papers pleage
copy.
H. 1922 John Spencer Cameron, aged 70
years. Funeral private. lnternlent az
Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn. y J.
CLAss.-On October IS. 1922. at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Scott. y5 Fan
shaw av., Yonkers. Susan M. Class VIE
of her age. Funeral services Saturday g.
r. NJ. lnterment Woodlawn.
DEAN.-On Monday. October 16. 1929. David
Conkin, beloved husband of Irene A.
Dean. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. 505-A Monroe St. Brooklyn, on
Thursday. October 10, at p. NJ.
EBLING.-on Tuesday October Il. 1929, la
her Goth year, Katharine Eblng. widow
or Philip Ebling dearly beloved mother
of William, Louise, Pauline and Louis
Ebling. Funeral service at her late resi-
dence, SOB Eagle av., THURSDAY, October
49, 1922 7. NJ. fnterment strictly pri-
vate, Friday. 10 A. NJ
FALK.-on October II. Rebecca. widow OF
Gustav Falk. Funeral service wiz be held
at her late residence 16l West Seth ST., on
Thursday morning. October 10, at 10
o'clock.
GENTLE.-On Tuesday. October II. 1922. at
Torrington, Conn, Mary Ellis Gentle, for
merly OF 73 Hanson place, Brooklyn, In
her S0th year. Funeral services at the Left
ferts Place Chapel. SO Lefferts place, near
Grand av.. BROOKLYN on Thursday. oe-
tober 10. at 2:30 p. NJ.
HETZEL.-On Wednesday. October IS, 1922.
Charles A, beloved husband OF Emma c.
Hetzel. Funeral services at HIS late resi-
dence: 669 East 31st st.. Brooklyn. on Fri
gay october 20, at $50 p. NJ. Interment
private.
HowE--At Newark N J.. on Tuesday, oc-
tober, II. 1922, Charles G.. husband OF
home. 3s Hazelwood av. Cyalsburg
Members Central City commandery, No.
%, *. T., of Syracuse, n. Y; Zeredatha
Lodge, No. 10. Jersey City. are invited
HUNT.-On October H. 1922, Julia A, daugh-
ter Of the late Hannibal and Harriet Hunt,
formerly superintendent OF the Nursery
and Childs Hospital. Funeral services
VIII be held at st. Georges Chapel. Stuy-
Vesant Square and 10Th st. (east OF 3D.
av2. on Friday morning. October 20. at
1890 o'clock.
KITCHING.-At White Plains Hospital. oc-
tober 10. 1922. Frank Estling. son II the
late Robert N and Theodosia NJ. E!tch.
ing. in his 62d year. Funeral will be held
from Grace Episcopal Church. White
Plains. n. Y, Thursday. October 10. at
o'clock In the afternoon. Automobiles will
be in waiting on arrival of 2:13 train
from Grand Central Terminal, upper
level. Philadelphia and Boston papers
copy.
ROBINSON October II, 1922. at her resi-
dence, $50 Park av. Hermine Straus
Kohns. widow OF Laza rus Kohns, in the
nth year of her age Funeral services
will be held in Temple Beth -El, Fifth av
and 10th St, on Friday, October 20, at
$3.50 o'clock.
KOHNS.-Hermine Straus
BETHEL Sisterhood notes with profound
sorrow the passing away OF its dearly be-
loved and revered President. Hermine
Straus Kohns. The OF it's head has
fallen.
For nineteen years she presided over the
Slsterhood and gave to its manysided
beneficent activities the unstinting and
self-sacrlficing service OF an exceptionally
gifted woman. Her vigor iof mind and
practical good sense made her an excel
lent administrator. Her own splendid
generosity and her power to Influence
many enabled her TO lead the Sisterhood
to the highest achievements in its history.
Her enthusiasm and lovableness made her
fellow Directresses jealous co-workers and
steadfast friends Her personal interest
In every department OF the work. her
slant charity 10 the needy. her genuine
heartfelt concern for the poor and her
daily thought Of them made her beloved
of all who came in contact with her. And
to all this there was added the spiritual
made her an deal motheF pS In i@ Israel E'''eh
The loss of her influence is irreparabe.
| Together with the masses Of the Door. the
men, the women and children, 10 whom
Tes.ressea q" Of the sisterhoo DEM nouns a Tho
! death Of this noble woman. and feel their
| bereavement. They herewith extend their
sympathy and coincidence to her family
comfort and strengthen them and make
the memory of the righteous blessing
in their lives
By order OF the Acting President.
Mrs. Leopold Plaut.
! KOHNS.-with deep regret the announce
ment is made Of the death OF Mrs.
vice president. The members of the board
Of trustees Of the Educational Alliance
are requested to attend the funeral, TO be
held at the Temple BETHEL. 9Th av. and
10th St. on Friday. the 10Th inst. at $50
A. NJ. Samuel Greenbaum. President.
Bernard NJ. l.. Ernst. Secretary.
MAYER.-Paulne. suddenly. on September
20 Lausanne. Switzerland beloved wife
OF the late Gustave Mayer and devoted
mother OF Heloise Wiener. Mortimer G..
West End Funeral Chapel, 200 w. 91st ST..
Friday. october 20. at =. NJ.
NAUAIANN. on October II. Oscar
c. Naumann. beloved husband OF Josephine
Naumann Uee Rdder). Funeral from his
late residence. . East s7th st. on Thurs
day morning. Interment private.
NERAL CHURCH. broadway. Goth ST..
Thursday. p. NJ
RENw1CK.-Henry Brevoort, son OF James
A. Renwick and the late Viola Blodget
kenNlck, at ~. 1llNdDelu IlosplAdAs Ot-
tober II. in the 31th year of his age.
Funeral service at ST. Peters Episcopal
Church. goth St, between sth and eth avs vs..
Friday morning. October 20, at 10 80.
Kindly omit flowers.
ROEMER.-At Thermopolis. Wyo.. John j.
Internent private. at Woodlawn Cemetery.
n y. October 10, 1922.
SHULMAN.--After short Illness, on october
II 1922, Nellie. beloved wife OF DR.. Alex
ander shulman. Funeral private. from the
Universal Chapel. 591 Lexington av.
Kindly omit flowers
TRIpPE.-on October 49, 1922. at Tenafly.
n j. Mary White, widow Of Frederick
Wright Trippe. Services Friday. October
20. at 1880 o'clock. St James.s church
walk. Conn.
VAN DEN BURG.-Henry. CAMPBELL FU-
NERAL CHURH, Broadway, 66th 81. No
tice later.
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