The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-19
I OBITUARY Il !. !:
Mrs. Alice M 9ReddY.a

The funeral OF Mrs. Alice NJ, Reddy.
widow OF Mr. James V.:Reddy, who died
at 3o'clock Saturday a fternoon at her res
ldencc. No 1905 East Marshall Street,
took place at 8 p. NJ. Sunday from the
house. The services were conducted by
the Rev. Father Magrt,. The interment
was made in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs. Reddy leaves three children-J. ".
Reddy, private secretary for Horgan ard
Slattery. New York. architects; Anne R.
w. Reddy and Alice NJ. Reddy. Mrs.
Reddy was an active worker for years in
most of Richmond's charities. She was
one Of the founders of the Homo for In
curables, OF which she was Catholic vice
president. Also a founder OF the Home
for Needy. Confederate Women, and late
secretary OF the same institution; secre-
tary Of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to- Animals, visitor for two dis
tricts OF the City Mission, member Of St.
sAnne's Benevolent Society. vfce-president
/ Of the Nurses Settlement and a member
( OF the late Old Dominion. Hospita Board.
Z She was All energetic. worker for these
various institutions for which she had
raised thousands OF dolars She will
also DO greatly missed by many OF the
poor, for many a needy private individual
+ has felt tho healing touch of her charity
Mrs. Retdy, at her special request, had a
strictly private funeral. She was buried
Sunday ut 3 P. NJ. Her son was
not present on account Of severe illness
In the death Of Mrs. RcddyI the public
charities Of this city have been bereft OF q
valued and earnest worker. She will be sad
~ missed by the poor, to whom 1t was a JOY
to her to minister. During her long and
tedious illness and from her sick bed,
she never neglected to draw the amount
OF money duo her as q member OF tho
+ CITY Mission, tho work being carried on
4 y-sher daughter, Miss Annie. who car
red out her wishes In the distribution.
OF the fund among the poor. who came
to her home daily.
4 She was a, vice-presld dent on tho Board
OF the Home for Incurables since Its or
;ganlzation, -Hf Il. 81 y 81 III, 553
She was vice. president on the Board
Of Nurses Settlement.
She was connected with tho Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Chill
dren. and was member OF tho Benevo-
lent Society Of the Catholic. Church. Of
which she was member
Mus. Reddy was one aboriginal Board
cf the Home for Needy Confederate Wo-
men OF this city, and since 1907 she has
5giyon: Of her time, means and strength,
to organizing and maintaining OF this
home, for tho suffering i women left to
the State, as the widows Of Confederate
aoldlers. Sao acted as treasurer for the
Home for some time, and served on the
most important committees and when
friends were few" she viii. some 9TH
ers, were untlring In their efforts to the
establishment OF this Home, She was q
general faYor,te with the ladies of the
board, as we'll Us tho inmates OF the
Home She. lived to see the Home es'
tablished aud the poor being cared for.
Mrs, Sarah Barker,
Mrs, sarah Barker died Sunday morning
at $50 D. clock at the residence Of her som
in-law, Mr.. i. L, Ebenhack, No: 1877 3Ea
Main Street, She leaves her husband,
three daughters, two sons and sixteen
grandchildren,
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o'clock from Holy Trinity Church. The
interment will he made In Hollywood.
Harry Wood,
Tho death OF Mr., Harry Wood occurred
yesterday at the Portsmouth home of his
cunts. the Misses Forbes, OF South S rect,
N Mr. Wood was about twenty-eight years
of age. He was the eldest son Of Mgs. w.
:S Gum. wife of the Richmond lumber.
dealer, HIS ia Their lived In Portsmouth. and
Is 81 captqtn. In the United States navy
Mr., Wood was con eeted It'll the Sea-
board Air Line Railway, up to 'the time Of
hif Il /, I, Ia Ioavaa htS mot far yf1 twn