Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-26
DEATHS.

BERKELEY.-Died,a at 9 A. NJ, on the
18th inst ant, at the residence of her SON.
in-law, William P. Christian, 122 west Clay
street, Richmond, Va, Mrs: MARY JANE
BERKELEY, relict of William henry
Berkeley, OF King and Queen county;
Funeral notice will be given in the
churches to-day.
BRADFORD Died. at his residence.
No. 81 west Marshall street, Saturday
night, February IS, 1898, al rs minutes TO
8 O'clock, DANIEL BRADFORD, ST., IN
his 18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BROOKS.-Died, at the residence of his
sou-in-law, John Il. Scott, Jl2 south Laurel
street. Saturday, February 25th, at 3 A. NJ.
ADOLPHUS j. BROOKS aged IA years.
Tho funeral will toxic place from Laurel
Street Methodist Episcopal church THIS
Sunday AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock.
Friends and acquantances of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
Baltimore (Md.) and St Louis (Mo.) pa
pers please copy.
MITCHELL-Died. on the oath instant,
at the residence OF her grandson, .. Ray
mond Brown, in River View, Mrs. L. A.
MITCHELL, widow of Il. ID. Mitchell;
aged ~ years.
huOW MIOlu 4 nav o btAANFSA.
Funeral service ut the First Baptist
church on SABBATH AFTERNOON at 4
o'clock. Friends cordially invited 1t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, at her residence,
| No. west Grace street. SATURDAY. atte--
noon, February 10Th, Mrs. TAYLOR
| ANNE TIMBERLAKE; aged IS years.
Funeral from the above residence NON
| DAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Friends
| and acQuaintAnces OF the family are in
| ylted to attend.
! THOMAS at her residence, No.
| 1901 north Fourth, at p. NJ, Thursday,
| February ODD. Mrs HELENA THOMAS.
relIct OF Z. ". Thomas, III the 65th year OF
| her age.
Funeral from St. Johns German Evan
| gelcal church at j. NJ. SUNDAY.
Friends and acquaintances are invited TO
attend.
stanton Va.) and Columbia g. o.
| papers please copy. IT
At meeting Of tho Hollywood Memorial
Association held February 10. 1928. the fol-
| lowing was adopted:
The death OF MIS-. MARY WAIKEg BARSTY
calls for q special expression of sympathy
| from this association. 1t was III the spring
| of 1866 in Mrs. Barney's parlor. with the
| now venerable Rev. Charles Mlnnigerode
! and Mrs. William II. Mcfarland as co-ad.
tutors. that the plan for q memorial asso
| citation IN tho capital Of the ConfedeTaey
had its origin. Hence, III mourning for the
loss of our honored vIce-presldent, we are
! paving lust tribute 10 the founder OF oul
| ASSOCIATION. In the reorganization of the
! association. also. she gave lnyalua
bic assistance. TO Others it belongs L
speak of how she made beautiful he
home. both as wife and mother. He
| church will delight TO do honor to her un
firing work in the cause Of Christ and e
ner lovely CHRISTIAN character. But fo
usher fellow laborers III the holy cause o
IGNORING our southern dead-it ia eml
uently hitting that zee should speak OF he
brilliant executive chilly. her untlTlnl
energy and complete self-devotIou. au,
of the delicate tact when disarmed oppo
sition and made friends of those wnOs
differing opinions would with a less era
cious nature have provoked antago
nism. But, after all. beyond our grief auC
our loss of O valued officer III our assOcla
ton. we mourn with bowed heads anC
stricken hearts for friend whose loyalty
was answering, whose aims were pure
and high, and whose affection was be
slowed without STINT from heart who's
fra love was fixed on those things wheel
are above"
Reso'red, That we tender to her devoted
family our heartfelt sympathy IN their be
reavement.
ResoreG, That these resolutions besprea'
upon the minutes of our association; tina
they be published in the daily papers, AM
that copy of them be sent TO her family