The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-25
OUR DEPARTED LOVED ONES.
One by Ono They Join The Great Majority
Upon The Shores Of Eternity.
THEY ARE HOT DEAD BUT SLEEPING.
Rev. Charles Dnbney Price, Mrs. Amanda r.
werih-RandoIph Bolling'sRemains
Have Arrived.

About thirty days ago TIE TINES chronicled
the death Of Mrs. Ann Dent Dunlop, the
widow of james Dunlop. who was one Of the
best known ladies in Richmond. and now
follows that of her sister Mrs. Amanda F.
Werth, no less prominent in the history OF
Richmond Mrs. Werth died at $50 p. III.
yesterday after several weeks severe illness,
at her residence, No. 800 west Franklin street,
surrounded by her children and friends. Mrs.
Werth was in her eighty fourth year. She
was a woman Of rare intelligence and. with
unmpaired faculties up 20 her last illness.
she formed an interesting cOnnectiong link
between several generations.
Her mind WAS stored with rich memories of
tho past and valuable traditions of the old
families of this State and city. which lent a
rare grace 10 her conversation. She possessed
charming social traits. and with bright and
sunny temper. delighted in promoting the
happiness Of old and young around her;
Mrs. Werth was q member OF one OF the old
est and most prominent families In Virginia.
Her grandfather. Rev. Christopher McRae,
was q minister Of the old Established Episco-
pal Church. to which she was always devoted,
and her whole life was characterized by re-
merkable attachment TO her church and the
duties naturally imposed by her social
and domestic obligations. Her father
WAS Alexander McRae, an eminent law
yer in this city, member of the
Council # State and Lleutenant-Gov;;
ornor of Virginia. He was also associated
with George Hay and William Writ as coun-
sci for the Government in the famous trial OF
Aaron Burr for treason, and held the position
ofEConsul- General 10 Paris by appointment
from President Monroe. Her mother. Ann
Dent Hayes, was of the old colonial Dent
family of Maryland.
Her surviving children are Rev Patrick
Gibson Robert a prominent Episcopal min
lister of the city of ST. Louis, who was WITH
her in her last hours: John }. Werth, OF
Kansas James r. Werth, a well-known and
prominent business man OF Richmond. and
Henry H. Worth and Miss Mamie y. Werth
also OF this city. The funeral services will be
announced hereafter.
RANDOLPH BOILING.
A large number of friends we're at the Byrd
street station yesterday morning at $50 O'CLOCK
20 meet the remains OF Dir. Randoiph boiiihs
and Rev Charles Dabney Price. On the
arrival Of the train the remains Of Dir. Boiling
were taken to the undertaker's for the neces
sary preparations for burial. and at about Z
NJ. were carried to the residence OF his father
No. ia north Fifth street.
The funeral will take place from st
Paul's Episcopal church this afternoon at
o'clock. The pail bearers VIII meet AT tnt
residence at 5.l5 z. NJ. and conduct the re-
mains to the church. Following gentlemen
will act as pall-bearers
Active-I)r. Nj. D. Hoge. Jr. Messrs. Nor
! man s. Walker. Jr.. Of New \ ork Thomas \
Carter. Thomas F. Jeffress, John rutherford
Levin Joynes, John r. Tucker. Jr.. Robert h
! Steger. Jilburn Myers. Il. Ct. Leigh, Dr., anC
Henry p Taylor Jr.
Honorary -Messrs. John Pope, W. 7. Han
! cock. William r. 1rigg Joseph Bryan. MaJo
! ID. n Walker. Meesrs. Frank A. Davenport
| Frank d. Williams. A. K. Ellers0n. Colone
Archer Anderson and Dr. Thomas }. Moore.
The remains Of Mr.. Boiling reached New
! York from England by the steamship Werr'
| Thursday afternoon. Theywere accompanied
| bv Mr. Blair Boiling, who met them in Eng
/ land. In New York Mr. Wyndham Boiling
/ Joined the funeral party. and with Mr.. Blal
/ Boiling came with the remains to Richmond
REV. CHARLES DABNEY PRICE.
The funeral of Rev. Charles Dabney Price
formerly Of Richmond. who died at the John
! Hopkins University Hospital Thursday after
noon. and whose remains reached the CIT
Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock by tn
| Richmond Fredericksburg and Potoma
road will be buried from the Grace-stree
PRESBYTERIAN church this morning at !
| o'clock.
The pall-bearers will be as follows
Honorary Messrs. B. o. Wherry. Jane
Gordon. Hugh Blair. William II. Tatum, X
4. Williams, Of Newport News. and the Pres
bvteriau ministers of Richmond and Man
! chester. Active Messrs. ". II. Lucke, h
b. Valentine Segar Whiting. Edward j.
Price. ". s Donnan, s. G. Wallace, DeWit
| Crane and Charles L. Cross.