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Evening star., 1933-05-13
|DR. Harmon LISTS
| TOPIC Of SERMON
Will Preach on "When Jesus
Saw His Mother" at Ma
tionaI City Christian.

when Jesus Saw His Mother" will
be DR.. H. H. Harmons sermon sub
ject at the National City Christian
Church tomorrow morning. The mixed
quartet will sing. The chorus choir.
under the direction Of w. E. Braith-
waite. will also sing. At the church
school hour the elementary and young
peoples divisions will hold joint wor-
ship service, With q special Mothers
day program, to which the mothers of
the pupils In these divisions have been
invited
At the evening service DR.. Harmon
wilt preach the first Of a series Of ser
mons on favorite hymns Of the church.
The first sermon will be on THE Old
Rugged Cross"
Mothers day will be observed in the
evening meetings of the expressional
groups. DR.. Earle Whitley will address
the Nonpareil Society at 6:15 O'Clock.
people have been invited to the meet
ing. Miss virginia sellars will have
charge of the observance in lie
Rendezvous at GAS O'Clock.
The annual mother-and- daughter
banquet, sponsored by the church
school, will be held Tuesday at the
Vermont avenue church. Mrs. N. J.
Gould Wickey will be the guest speaker,
the subject of her address being THE
Mothers and Daughters of Today" An
other feature Of the program will be q
series of living Mother Pictures"
The Business Women's Missionary
Guild will meet Monday evening at the
Vermont avenue church. Circle No. 3,
Woman's Council. will meet for lunch
con Tuesday with Mrs. w. E. Braith-
waite, 37l4 Military road. Circle No.
will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Carlos
Brewer, 34l6 Porter street.
A rally for the young people Of the
Christian churches Of the District of
Columbia will be held at the Vermont
avenue church Thursday evening fol-
lowing the weekly church fellowship
meeting.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
MOTHERS DAY RITES

The Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church. Silver Spring, Md. will observe
Mothers day with appropriate music
at II am. by the Junior and senior
vested choirs, under the direction Of
Mrs. Harlan Randall. The minister,
Rev. Ralph Della Smith. will preach on
the theme Great Women Of the
World"
At 8 pm. the Dramatic Club Of the
church will present Mothers Day at
cast are: DR.. o. j. Randall, Jessie
May Kimpton, Mary Adele Lehman,
Margaret Berry. Margaret Golden, Bill
Moran, Bill Hollis, Maxwell Galloway,
Martha Keman, Elmer Stevenson,
Donald Potter and Jerry Llsber.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
BAPnSTS TO HOLD
CONVENTIONS HERE
Both Northern and Southern
! Groups Plan Sessions
in Capital.

The Baptists of the South and the
Baptists of the North will both meet
In Washington this year.
Starting with the annual convention
IN Constitution Hall next Thursday of
the Woman's Missionary Union, auxili-
ary Of the Southern Baptist Convention,
the latter body will start its own ses-
sions on May 10, continuing through
May o.
On the following day there will be
Joint sessions of the Southern and the
Northern Baptist Convention. The
Northern convention then will open its
own meetings May "a, with its closing
session on the following Sunday night.
The main sessions of both conventions
will be held in the Washington Audi
Sorium.
Plans Completed.
Final plans for the coming Of the
two denominational groups were COM
pleted at a meeting in Calvary Baptist
Church last evening of the general
council of arrangements.
Committees on reception and enter
tainment, housing, registration, ex-
hibits. ushers and pages, women's &C
tivities, mems activities, information
and sightseeing. decorations. special
features and banquets, hospitals and
rest rooms pulpit and various other
phases OF the conventions activities
have been appointed and at work for
some time.
w. w. Everett. moderator Of the
Columbia Association of Baptis t
Churches, Is chairman Of the council.
Speakers Of national prominence will
address both conventions. Reports will
be presented and discussed on all
phases Of the denomination's work both
at home and abroad, with large num-
ber Of missionaries attending. Men OF
both the South and the North will hold
their own meetings simultaneously, and
the entire lower floor Of the auditorium
will be given over to exhibits.
Ushers Prepared.
About 600 ushers and pages who will
meet at the auditorium at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow for final instructions and
drill, will help to seat the visiting dele
gates and others who attend the ses-
sions.
The Southern convention will hold
morning, afternoon and evening ses-
sions each day during the period OF
its meetings, except on May 81, when
the only session will be at 3 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which the annual
convention sermon will be delivered by
Or. J. L. White of Miami Fla.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
Painting of Christ
To Be Shown Here !.
Three More Days

"Nazarene," the painting Of
Christ by Col. Henry Stanley
Todd, which has been on exhi-
bition in several Washington
churches for the past two weeks
and viewed by thousands, has
been held over and will be on
exhibition at Foundry M. E.
Church tomorrow, Monday and
Tuesday nights. It had been
planned to take the picture out
Of the city today. but. owing to
the intense interest, it was de-
cided to exhibit several days
more.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris,
pastor of Foundry Church, who
arranged for the final exhibition,
stated today that Charles H.
Bloom. curator of the picture.
will give a lecture on 1t tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
POTOMAC PRESBYTERY
TO MEET TUESDAY

An adjourned meeting of the Potomac
Presbytery will be held Tuesday at ;
pm at the Church Of the Pilgrims,
Twenty-second and streets.
DR.. A. r. Bird. pastor Of the church.
will have for his topic tomorrow at IL
am. The Motherliness of God" and at
7:45 pm. The Ideal Family
Miss Elizabeth Gordon. q missionary
maintained by the Potomac Presbytery
at Campo Bello. Brazil, will address the
woman's auxiliary Of the church, Mon
day at 8 pm. The public is invited.
DR.. Bird will continue Thursday even
ing the series Of addresses on Mes
sages Of the Books of the Old Testa-
ment for the Christian of Today" The
special subjects will be THE Book Of
Judges"
Evening star., 1933-05-13
CLASS H0N0Rs MOTHERS
Special Services Announced for
Calvary Baptist Church.

Freeman Stricklin, president of the
Vaughn Class Of Calvary Baptist
Church, announces q special Mothers
day service tomorrow at $50 am.
Mothers of members Of the class have
been invited and there will be special
talks and music. Linn c. Drake, head
of the Boy Scouts and teacher Of the
class. will give the lesson.
Oscar Oehmler. chairman Of special
committee, is planning a tableau on
Mother" Mrs Chester Hutchinson.
mother of one Of the members. will
take part. Mrs. Arthur Greenwood.
wife Of Representative Greenwood of
indiana, who IS a member Of the class,
will give q special reading. The class
orchestra, under the direction Of Ches-
ter Hutchinson, will give appropriate
mother songs.
At 8 pm the class will hold special
Mothers day service, under the leader
ship OF Lee Quinn, vice president. at
the District Of Columbia Aims House at
Blue Plains.
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"HEART OF THE HOME"
is TOPIC AT ALBRIGHT

Mothers day will be observed at Al
bright Memorial Evangelical Church at
all services tomorrow. The Ladies
Class. composed Of mothers, will have
charge Of the Sunday school assembly,
Mrs Van D. Hughes presiding
The morning service will feature spe-
cial Mothers day music and the min
lister, Rev. George E. Schnabel will
preach on "The Heart of the Home. n
Assisted by the choir a Mothers day
home hour will be presented at the
evening service at 8 O'Clock A family
scene is presented with various men,
bers of the choir playing the role OF
sons and daughters
On Wednesday at 9 am. the guild
will make pilgrimage to Lee Mansion
Thursday night will bring the weekly
church night service, with the Bible
studies in the life Of Jesus continued.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
ASKS CHURCH MOTHERS
TO BRING CHILDREN

In observance Of Mothers day. DR..
Samuel Judson Porter, pastor OF the
First Baptist Church. who has asked
mothers with their children to attend,
will speak tomorrow morning on
Mothers. Little Children and Jesus"
and in the evening his them will be
Mother and Your Fineness Of Soul"
The Lords supper will be observed.
The pulpit will be occupied May Il
by DR.. George w. Truett Of Dallas, Tex.
On account CT the Baptist Conven-
ton next week no prayer meeting will
be held in the church either next week
or the following week.
The Swedish Mission will meet at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow, DR.. K. E. Carlson
presiding. Reports of officers and all
committees were presented at the
annual business meeting Thursday eve
ming. .-.-. 10
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STUDENTS AID SERVICE
Cooperate in Mothers Day Rites at
Metropolitan Church.

Mothers day will be celebrated In
Metropolitan Memorial Church tomor-
row at IL o'clock. DR.. James Shera
Montgomery. who will preach on Our
Mothers" will be joined in this service
by the leadership of the Student Chris
tian Association of American University.
Or. Arthur J. jackson OF the religious
education work of the university will
cooperate in this service, together with
the student body and faculty.
The special music will be given by
the vested choir under the direction OF
Harlan Randall. Miss WinonR Bu-
chanan, vice president Of the Student
Christian University, will give "A Trib-
ute to Mother" and Mrs. Walter r.
Shenton will make the response.
At pm. a mems mass meeting will
be held and the address will be given
by Representative Brooks Fletcher OF
Ohio.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
CRUSADE TO CLOSE

Rev. Harry L. Collier, pastor Of the
Full Gospel Tabernacle, North Capitol
and K streets, announces the revival
crusade which has been conducted for
the last four weeks by Evangelist Loren
B. Stats and party, will close tomor-
row with two farewell sermons. ct II
an. and 7:30 pm. The evangelist will
preach at IL am. on Church Disci-
pline," and at 7:30 pm. on THE Un-
pardOnable SIN" The girl evangelist
viii speak to the Young Peoples So
ciety at 6 pm.
The pastor will resume regular serv-
ices next week with healing service
"wednesday at 7:45, Bible study Thurs
day, 7:l5, and prayer Tuesday, O'Clock
and Friday ct 5:ls pm.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
MOTHERS TO Be HONORED

At the Church Of the Brethren
Mothers day will be observed tomor-
row. All. mothers will be honored by
the wearing Of flowers by members Of
the congregation. Rev. F. +. Holsopple
VIII speak.
The evening service win consist Of
singing the old-fashioned hymns of the
church. The Sunday School classes
viii be represented In the service and
various groups VIII sing special hymns.
Of some of the songs will be given.
The authors will be presented.
OngMay 81 the Young Peoples Or
esniD1Eacn for Maryland and Delaware
VII hold q convention here. The public
4 1n0tted
Evening star., 1933-05-13
MISSIONARY Meeting

The Women's Missionary Union, an
organization of Baptist women repre-
senting the 18 Southern States and the
District of Columbia. will hold its an
nual meeting next Thursday in Con-
stitution Hall. There will be three ses-
sions. 9:l5 am, and pm.
The feature Of the evening meeting
will be an address by Mrs. w. J. Cox,
retiring president. The annual election
of officers will be held.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
"HONOR THY FATHER
AND MOTHER" THEME

The subject Of the sermon of Rev.
James H. Miers tomorrow at IL am. at
Fourth Presbyterian Church will be
Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother" F"
There will be q special Mothers day
program. At 8 pm. he will preach on
Good Mems Advice" Exodus, xviii.
The class studying Old Testament
history will meet Monday evening.
The class studying New Testament
Greek will meet Thursday at pm.
and at 3 pm. prayer meeting will be
held In Kelly Hall,
Evening star., 1933-05-13
SERVICES ARRANGED
AT GRACE LUTHERAN
"Care of Jesus for His Mother
Chosen as Sermon Topic by
Rev. G. E. Lenski.

Mothers day" will be observed in
tomorrow's services at Grace Lutheran
Church Of which Rev. Gerhard E, Len
ski Is the pastor. At IL am. the sub
ject will be The Care of Jesus for His
Mother" At pm. James Ferry will
be the leader. A stereopticon address
will be given on Religion in.the Home"
Supper will be served for the benefit Of
the young people at 7 pm.
On June 4, at IL am, the pastor
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon
for the graduating class Of Southeastern
University. June IL, will be observed
as Children's day and q special pro-
gram will be presented by the Sunday
school. The annual Sunday school
picnic will be held June II.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
HOME FOR THE AGED
GUESTS AT EPWORTH
DR.. Copenhaver to Preach on "The
Woman Who Asked God
for q Child"

Appropriate services for Mothers day
will be held in Epworth Methodist Epis-
copal Church South tomorrow ut IL
O'Clock. As guests there will be old
folks from the denomination's Home
for the Aged at 0aithersburg, who will
be brought to church by members Of the
congregation. DR.. Copenhaver will
preach on "The Woman Who Asked
God for q Child" and in the evening
on THE Ideal Home"
A meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society will be held Monday evening. A
business meeting and social Of the Minot
Bible Glass will be held Tuesday evening
In the social rooms.
DR.. Copenhaver will speak at the mid
week prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
MOTHERS DAY IS THEME

'The Message Of Mothers Day" Is the
subject of Rev. Edward G. Latch for
his Mothers day" sermon tomorrow
in the First Methodist Episcopal Church
Of Chevy Chase.
Miss Lena Simpson Of the Woman's
Missionary Society will be the speaker
on q. missionary program to be given at
the meeting of the junior and senior
high school groups Sunday evening
The Young People will meet Friday
evening at the parsonage for . social.
Members will continue the study Of
the General Rules of the Methodist
Church" at the Thursday evening meet
ing, under the leadership of the pastor
Evening star., 1933-05-13
ELDER TO SPEAK

Mothers day observance will be fea-
tured at st, Paul M. L. Church South,
Thirteenth and Crittenden streets. In
the morning DR.. ]. Howard Wells, pre-
siding elder, will preach and the baptism
Of infants win be held. In the evening
Q special Women's night service VIII be
conducted. = Mrs. T. g. Copeland OF
Baltimore will speak on Christ. the
Church and Women" Mrs. Copeland
Society OF the Baltimore Conference
Of this denomination.
Rev. w. W. Mcintyre IS pastor Of The
church.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
SERMONS ANNOUNCED
Dr.. Taylor to Preach on "0reat
Mothers In Bible" and witness
of the Prophet Joel"

At the Central Presbyterian Church
tomorrow morning the pastor, Dr.
James H. Taylor. win preach on Great
Mothers in the Bible" and ut night on
The Witness Of the Prophet Joel"
The Young Peoples Friday Night Glass
concludes the study Of church history
and the class will not meet until Octo-
ber, when The Life Of Christ" will
be taken up for the Fall and Winter
study.
F. v. Poag. . student ut Union
Theological Seminary, Richmond. Va,
will assist in the work Of the church
during June, July and August. He will
assist in the Daily Vacation Bible
School, In the work of the Sunday
school and in the pastoral work Of the
church.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
Will Give Biblical Drama.

''Ishmael, Son Of Hagar," Q biblical
drama in five acts, to Be presented by
the Esther Players at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. Vermont avenue near
r street, May 10 at $50 pm, directed
by Mrs. Irene Broadnick, under the
auspices of the deacon board, spon-
sored by Deacon George Onley and
Miss Lessie Hemmons. Rev. G. T. Muir
ray, pastor, win preside.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
HIS MOTHER IS SUBJECT
OF WESLEY SERMON
DR.. =. Phelps Hand 70 Preach.
Special Music, Led BY 1rA
]. II. Smithey.

"His Mother" Win be the subject Of
DR.. J. Phelps Hands Mothers day SER
mon In Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. Special music will be
given under the direction of Mrs. ].
Horace Smithey.
At the meeting Of the Woman's Guild.
last week. the president, Mrs. Walton
Hendry, received Q check for e340.50 for
the old gold and silver donated In the
recent crucible service.
DR.. Hand will 60 to New York next
Thursday for the meeting Of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Board Of For
eisn Missions Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church.
Mrs. John P. Freys section Of the
Womans Guild viii be entertained at
luncheon Tuesday at the home Of Mrs
Diller P. Croft. 5000 Ingomar street.
Evening star., 1933-05-13
MOTHERS DAY PLANNED
Brightwood Park M. e. Pastor to
Give Special Message.

Mothers day will be observed tomor-
row by the Brightwood Park Methodist
Church and school Rev. S. Carroll
Coate will speak on THE White Carna-
ton" at IL o'clock. He will relate
story to the children entitled "Mary.s
Igloo" THE Interchangeable Truth of
Religion" will be the sermon theme at
8 o'clock.
The Ladies Guild will sponsor a do
mestic science demonstration, conduct
ed by Mrs. NJ A. Rich, at the church
Tuesday and Wednesday at 1870 pm
The Wesley Mems Class will hold
social and business meeting Tuesday
evening.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies will meet at the
church Wednesday evening.
The minister will give the fourth of
. series Of messages on The Religion
OF Poetry" Thursday evening The
Ftdelis Glass will hold a social and
business meeting.
Evening star., 1933-02-21
Draths.

Si.y SSny ri.SSSssv rsSsTgssv GSa isas a RRSS +
LEROY. beloved husband Of Telena An
dsrson and father of Telena and Ellen
anderson; the beloved son Of william Ed
TsISaz psnsTSI tIsm his iste rssiashee en- Wed
70 the Holy Comforter r Church. % IN i4th and
East Capitol sts.. where mass will be said
.rn.n Hdg 5HT Rood as FtBSss cs%eerJ Gf his soul In
BROWN. KATE MARION. On Sunday, Feb
rusry ~ 1898, at the residence Of her
Ss qRs,st Ep.eopsf sffyfss cSarch ht
s.h-,,t ssh 81; 80 near ss St; ne on wednesday;
friends invited. Interment olenwood
Cemetery. 81
BURKE, 1S ;osS ASDREw RE, on sunday, February
Of Mary z Burke, late residence. 10l c
Dess e; Teansssas rsnssal nSms I49o Chapn St.
Rsiatiyes and friends invited fnterment
COBB. ROBERT E. Departed this life on
81 sasSss daS e3R h%:s&s
friends. Remains resting at Barbour our
Re1s heGsi wednesaaT tgdsr. hoTs ps,+n AZ St ne Fn
from the above funeral home. 81
COOK, VIOLA. On Monday. February 20,
1s33' at her residence, the Windemere
APIS. 1879 N. H. ave. NV, Miss VIOLA
COOK. Funeral services Wednesday. Feb
s5tend. st n;r.' at 2 pm: Friends invited to
COOPER, ALICE RITA. On Tuesday, Febru-
ary II, 1893. at Garfield Hospital. ALICE
RITA COOPER. beloved wife OF Charles
G. Cooper Funeral services at her late
Confessional Cemetery. -
COX. ELIZABETH NJ. On Monday. Febru-
sry 20 1898, at her residence. BIAS
Mount Pleasant st. NV. ELIZABETH M.
BELOVED beloved, wife wife Of the late joseph H; Cox
ing Martinsburg. w. Va.
DOUGLASS. AVERY. On Monday, February
20 1888 at Gallinger Hospital. AVERY
DOUGLASS, loving son of Mrs. Mollie
also leaves other relatives and friends.
fnneral chapel. {rd and Eye SITS. sw
Notice of funeral later.
day, February 81, 1898, at her residence,
1300 18th st. NV. ANNIE HENDERSON
EASTMAN. daughter Of the late Capt and
Mrs; Thomas H. Eastman. Notice of fu-
HARRISON; n. SON. GEORGE = W. Departed this
w. HARRISON. son of the late Samuel
ana Ellzabeth Harrison and nephew OF the
late Amelia Williams. He leaves to
mourn their loss one aunt, Matilda Will
Matthews funeral home. -614 4 4 st. .s.w.
thews' funeral home, GA 4Is st. s.w.,
Wednesday. February %, at . pm. Rev
Interment Harmony Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-02-21
Deaths Reported.

Emily c. Briggs, 76, 736 22nd st.
Chestina Mitchell, 76. 4221 Jenifer ST.
:, Michael Thornton, az, United States Sol
diers Home Hospital
Henry speckman. 72. Garfield Hospital.
James Mowatt. So, 1405 Z St Sc.
:, George P. Calkins, 81, United States Sol
diers Home Hospital
George r. Green. 50. Garfield Hospital
Margaret B. Gormley, as, Providence Hos
pitRl.
James Z. Grifith, AZ. TIA 4th St Sc
Aaron Hayes, %. Emergency Hospital.
infant OF Lige and Helen Jewell, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Laura Mason, 81, Gallinger Hospital
Teresa Dolta So Georgetown HOSPITAL.
Alice Norris. 65. 1904 both st.
Mary c. Tolson, 40, 1910 @ St
Hattie Jackson. 81, Gallinger Hospital
James A. Frederick. %. 1918 Kalorana I'd
Robert Butler. 3, Gallinger Hospital
pital.
Infant Of Beatrice Weldon, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Evening star., 1933-02-21
GEORGE B. BISHOP. 56,
DIES NEAR OFFICE
Head Bookkeeper of Welfare and
Recreational Association Ex-
pires Suddenly.

George B. Bishop, Sc. head bookkeeper
of the Welfare and Recreational Asso-
eiation of Public Buildings and Grounds,
Inc, died suddenly of heart disease this
morning outside the door Of his office
in the Navy Building
Taken to the naval dispensary, he
was pronounced dead He had been Ill
for some time and had complained re-
Gently of heart affliction. Mr.. Bishop
is survived by his widow. Tentative
funeral arrangements are being made
for burial in Wilmington. Del.
Mr.. Bishop had been in the office OF
the welfare association for several years
having previously operated the Plaza
Cafeteria in the war-built Bureau of
Internal Revenue, where the new Com
merce Department now stands. Prior to
his association with the welfare group
he was with the National Life Insur-
arce Co. and the Pennsylvania Railroad
He made his home at 1439 Kennedy
street.
He was a member of the Sixteenth
Street Highlands Citizens Association
and was delegate from that body to
the Federation of Citizens Associations.
He was candidate for the vice presi
dency of the federation at its election
last November.
Two-thirds of the tota, area Of Hol-
Evening star., 1933-02-21
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sTRATTAN. SUSIE A. On Monday FEB
6eo1es 6ssS q; VII. NE oi sqss Ras 2ss Hssh.1 ..
aptsb;.on q Mrs; virginia innn FssTson P5ophst
serTess al the % asoVs adGssssS on W.dnes
Rock Greek Cemetery.
THOMPSON EsSIPsq FREpERtcE RED On ssneayI;
ERcK ToMPos MIS- 'sS5' aSn 81 nsss tSs at. Jas
eph and Rebecea Thompson; beloved IA
ther. OF Gladys Russell. He leaves one
brother, Leon Thompson; three sisters.
Ei aag f .sa enc
SsatEes S obD and f5ends ns RESTING a1d a.
and Eye SITS. s.w. Funeral Wednesday,
asssfry aSsps Rev ~ at In9 fTSG ths a09Te
terment Harmony Cemetery.
TuMULTY. KATHERINE v. OF Monday.
IN $ NV, w. KATHERINE v. Beloved wife
ceceiia. i katheen, uHi lillian. wi @iia@ 1'a T. and
I1sepa Tnwssy u1sgs from ns
$40. am. REQUIEM mass st g. Ga;
6rieS Ts55 chTrGe nT{t at an Relatives and
Mount oiivet Cemetery. Il
WALLERsTEIN, BYRON. On Monday, FEB;
Hn.n, Tgsry TO- 453N qHTsla Memosisdl
"a years. beloved husband Of May Wal
lerstein. Remains resting at his late resi-
ssr"s., iaG' at ,S. GF's chapel St q g. KRsSa
fsSssFs }Ss5ss invi;sa i si.!sS Y R'S'iss' md
WALLERSTEIN. BYRON. Washington Lodge,
No, Is, B. P. o. ElkS, will convene in
session Of sorrow at 73O pm, February
81. 1898. for the purpose of attending
services for our late brother. BYRON
WALLERsTE1N, who passed to the Grand
Lodge of the Hereafter February 10.
Services at late residence, 1902 oirard
81. NV. at 8 O'Clock pm. BY order Of
LEONARD NJ. GAWLER, Exalted Ruler
WE'LL. SAMUEL B. On Monday. February
go. 1888. at his residence. l315 Farragut
st. NV, SAMUEL B. WE'LL. Funeral
services and interment in Harvard Nebr.
WELLS. LILLE. Departed this life Friday.
February II, 1898, at New York City,
LILLE. devoted daughter Of William
friends naeIo4s Remains resting at the funeral
St sc. Funeral Thursday February ~
at am. from St. Cyprian's Church.
Interment Mount Ollvet Cemetery. %
WHITE. GEAFRUDE THOMAS. Tuesday.
Te6rqary lTrT,r r,36 81 i933, ,,, At 4:49 ana GER
George II. White of 1871 Seeton st, nv
and mother of Alphonso r. White. Notice
OF funeral later.