Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-10
LAID TO REST,
MRS. RosALIE s. UPsHUR.

The obscquics of Mrs. Rosalie Seldep
Upshur. wife of Mr.. Walter S. Upshur,
were held from St. MIarys Catholic
Church ut $50 o'clock Sunday morning
in the presence of II congregation that
occupied all the available space in the
spacious edifice. Solemn requiem high
mass was held. with Rev. Father Doh
erty, pastor as cclebrant; Rev. Father
Wilson. of the Sacred Heart Church. as
deacon, ana Rev. Father Frioli, assist
ant pastor of st. Mary's, as sub deacon.
At the conclusion of the mass an
eloquent eulogy on the life and Chris
tan virtues of the deceased was de-
INercd by Rev. Father Wilson.
The elegant casket was covered with
the rarest flowers, while about the altar
stood number OF beautiful designs,
the entire floral display being Il touch
inSly beautiful one. y noticeable fea-
ture was Il. beautiful cross and crown
SIX feet i'll height. which was placed
at the head of the caslSet-a tribute sent
by friends from Fredericksburg, where
her demise occurred.
During the service at the church two
solos were pathctically rendered The
remains were laid to rest in Elmwood
Cemetery. the last rites of the Catholic
Church being performed by Rev Father
Doherty. Following were the pail
bearers: Messrs. NJ i. Crowell, II. c.
Taylor, ID. j. Callahan. +. NJ iillam, ].
leighton HUBBARD. II. II. Wright Harry
Goodridge and y. Brooke Taylor.
MIR. EMMETT p. BROWNE.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Emmet Parker
Browne was solemnized Sunday after
noon ut o'clock from the residence of
his sister. Mrs. Annie G.. LeComptc. No.
900 South Park avenue, Brambleton
Ward. Tho services were conducted by
rev. G. T. Woodson, rector of ST. Peters
+. IL. Church. assisted by Rev. r. H.
ltennett. OF McKendree NJ. T.. Church.
The intcrmcnt was in Cedar Grove
Cemetery. Following We're the pail
bearers Messrs II. p. p. Drummond.
Bruce Simmons. Harry Broune. C. j.
Jones. c. Il. Denly, DR.. l.. d. Hardy.
MIR. ]. II. c. ADAMS.
The funeral Of Mr.. joseph II. C.
Adams. whose death occurred mt his
home. No. 10? Holt street, SATURDAY.
was held from the residence ut 10 O'clock
yesterday morning, Rev. Edward Mack.
pastor of the First Presbyterian Church
conducting the service. There were n
number of beautiful floral tributes scnt
by friends of the deceased. The inter-
ment was in IIlmwood Cemetery and
the following were the pail hearers.
Messrs. III. u. Embury. NJ. =. Groner,
W. H. Grigss. Charles y. James, An
drew browne, ST., Joseph Williamson,
Herbert Jordan and Albert Stahl
MRS. TAKLA i. FRANK.
The death of Mrs Talla II. Frank.
which was suddenly of heart failure Mt
the residence OF her husband, No. 43l
f'ast Main street, at 1890 o'clock Sum
day morning, has cast Il sadness over
Il large circle of friends and acuuaint-
ances in this city. Her death was as
tftt1ei as Sine ff17rrii
Just returned from n visit to the home
OF her son. Mr.. William II. Frank on
fehchurch street, reaching her home
ABOUT li:3o o'clock and was taken sud
denly i'll while seated in Il chair. a
phSsiclan was summoned to her aid.
but before he arrived death claimed her
as his own: She retained consciousness
TO the last and babe goodbye to her
lamily all around her
The deceased was the daughter of
the late Nathan Baum. Eight children
survive her-AIrs. Benjamin Unger,
Mrs. Max Borg. Of New York; Mrs.
samuel Sycle. OF Richmond; Mr.. WIN
II: Frank and Miss Emma II. Frank,
OF this city. The funeral will be held
from the residence at 10 o'clock ms
morning. 'ii-S