The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-01
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Mrs. Mary NIinncgcrode.

4 telegram received in Richmond sun
dav night brought the sad news of the
death ON the morning OF that day. az
her home. Sl3 Prince street, Alexandra.
of Mrs Mary Minncgerode, wife OF the
late Rev. Charles Minneapolis for TWEEN
tv-threc wears rector of 81. PAU 9
church. this city. The funeral viii take
place at 10 O'Clock this morning IN Alex
andria. and the remains will be- brought
10 Richmond for intermont i'm HOLLYWOOD
arriving AT 2:j. At the train they VIII
Doe met hv Or. j. b. McCaw. senior war
den Of ST. Paurs; Major Robert SUES
Dr. George Ross. Colonel Archer Ander-
son. and Rev. Landon Mason. VINO whl
OfIiclate at the cemetery. These geh'le-
men will be glad TO see other friends
Of the deceased lady az the depot at the
time named above.
The death of Mrs Minnegerode removes
another representative of that high bred
and gentle old school fast becoming eX-
finct. She was Miss Mary Carter. OF
Williamsburg. her mother having been
Mary Gbhon. daughter Of Major Gibbon'
OF Revolutionary fame 0he hero OF stony
Point who built and lived in the house
now occupied by Rev. Dr.. Hoge. Her
father was Captain Carter. Of the United
states navy. so that on both sides she
enjoyed a noble heritage. she ENJOYED
fine educational advantages and pronted
hy them. maturing into cultivation that
made her company delightful Among
her teachers was Miss Jane Mckenzie
Of Richmond. one of the most finely
equipped and efficient educators Of that
noriod. The loss Of her brilliant young
brother. James Gibbon Carter who was
accidentally hut fatally wounded while
fencing at West Point. was lifelong
grief 90 her.
I'm the spring Of 1873 she married Charles
Mlnnegerode who was then professor Of
the Humanities 40 William and Mary Col
leee. Her life thereafter may be said
10 have been practically absorbed in that
81 her husband and children. Outside OF
those interests she went but little devot-
ing herself to her family as her first 70
snonslbllitv. Dr. Minnegerode was or
dlfred 10 the deaconate by Bishop johns
In Bryton church. IN April. 1916, and me
next year was ordained 10 the priesthood
For two or more years ne remained NJ
the college. acting at the same ti"e as
missionary az Yorktown. But in 1913 his
connection with the college WAS severed
and he began 10 live only for the work 81
the ministry.
In Sontember. 1856. he accepted call
from Christ's church. Norfolk 70 s..
Paurs. this city. and the twenty-three
wears thereafter were those when Great
"a I'm connection with both husband end
wife the place their memories hold In 'he
hearts Of the formers old flock. The
cares Of motherhood withdrew the wife
into the secuel0n Of home. so that Der
i.races of mind and heart were most APP
nreciated by those who met her there.
OF the large family born to the two. only
Ara. Dbl
rode. who made her home with her roth
or in Alexandria: Rev. James Mnrege-
rode. of Louisville Ky: and Messrs. VII
liam and Louis Minneeerode. Of Rich
mond. Mrs Gregory marian Minnege-
r0de) died last week at her home
i'm Washington. but her mother died with
out that knowledge. She was buried by
tho. side Of her husband, Colonel
Gregory in Arlington"
In May. 1889 owing 10 his falling
health. Or. Mlnnegerode resigned the rec
torship OF ST. Paurs and was retired -
rector-emaritus. He then removed 10
Alexandria. where he spent the last six
wears Of his life. He and Mrs. Minnege-
rode celebrated their golden wedding nc
their home there May Il. 1899. and II was
TO all present, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
time.
Friends came from all quarters. SAYS
a newspaper OF that date. from old 81.
Paul's and other Richmond churcnes;
Vireinians living In Washington. friends
from Alexandria professors and rtudents
from the Theological Seminary me
nelghboring clergy. distinguished roldiers
OF the Confederscy. II Is seldom that
such gathering IL seem" Since the
death OF her beloved husband Mrs. Min
negerode's failure has been very per-
ceptibis and the news Of her death did