Evening star., 1925-12-02

ave. tilcp hN 'hc c1Skel ! ne lodge
then held SPECIAL services at the
cemetery. after which final PRAYER
was said Ivy Rahhi Nrunman.
Honor airy palIhearers included Mayor
w. F'reeland kendrick OF Philadelphia,
past imporia' P"tontate Of tho shrine.
ana n" entire uivan Of .Almas Temple.
Active Hailh"arc3'S We're Mark Kahn,
Man Ilrsh. Frank Mator, Fredericl,
ilohof. l.. Lee West ana Thomas
Nuremberg. all employees of the Lans-
rur=h store. and Harry Bedel and
S'#ton Kent. close personal friends Of
Nj. l.aU~bnch.
&. of E. RESOLUTIONS
Tho following testimonial in Nom,
orv "C Nj. Lansburch was adnrled
by tho board Of directors "t he
Washing @'nu chamber ot commerce.
"rh" death at Henrv Lanshurgh
mrvES The passing OF prominent
f-rur In jae business civic. ira teUnal
AMI tthilanthropic life Of our com
muuiry Passing SO suddenly from
tho he,n To the hereafter his death
was a great shock NOT only Ia hi,
immediHt" friend~ hur :" the entire
CITY.
~ native Washireioniau. at the
age Of - he started in the business
hliShed by his father. and has
been ~ great factor in the develop
ment Of that business into the Splen-
did department store of today. He
possessed business ability aud in
teGritN 10 u marked degree. and had
he esteem and confidence Of both
business associates and competitors
His civic activities were only
bounded by his opportunities. He
Was member and director OF the
WASHINGTON Chamber nf Commerce. Il
memhe" of the Board of Trade. the
Merchants and Manufacturers .Nseo-
citation. the Civitan club the Town
and Country club ana 10 CITY club.
He Was probably hest known by
his afIiliation r-irh and service in
various fraterAal organizations. more
especially Ma Comic bodies Hc was an
active memh .r nf =. E. French Lodge
Nn. Is. Ad,ni"am Council, No. =.
Mount Nern q Chapter. No. 3: Kali
polls Grotto. Albert Pike Ton sistury.
and was serving his second term a.
p"tenfarc Of Almas Temple. He was
an honorary member Of - Shrin"
temples and > shrine patrols
fotal Of 81 honorary Masonic member.
ships at the time of his 6e''h.
Charities Manifold.
While not 50 widely heraIded his
memory viii he more denplv cherished
IN the hearts Of "a large number of
rUr people because Of his phihnthr"-
oieS and charities. His public philHn.
thropieS are well known. but in his
private individual charities. unpuh-
rfShed and Unadvertised he exhibited
hat real charitable spirit which &C
CIated his life.
one of mis- favorite hobbies WAS to
present flags 10 numerous "rganiza-
tionS in this city. and the splendid
da- given by him to tho Chamber of
Commerce will have an ADDED value
now that he is gone.
In view Of these and many 'ther
public and private services TO the com
rNiiitv il is hereby resolved by the
board of directors Of the Washington
cha nlher # Commerce. ~ regular
meeting assembled that IL common
with his friends and business asSo-
ciates We mourn the loss + Henry
T.anshurch He will ne missed from
the business the civic and the frater-
nal circles Of our city. Ills loss. Ot
course will he more severely felt by
his immediate family aud business as
SOCRATES. To tncm we specially extend
our SympathieS. He was friend Of
all our people and as such We regret
his pa Ssing.
Resolved. That a copy Of This testi-
moniai he sent to his family and his
immediate business associates. and
also he spread upon the minutes "f
the hoard
other organizations have adopted
testimonials and in other WAYS shown
the general high regard held for Mr..
Lanshurgh by AL who knew him.