The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-30

who ever attended his school. ~ mas K
been said that a great mans friend-
ship Is the gift Of heaven and so his
old boys regard the friendship of Mr..
MCGUIRE"
Funeral Tomorrow.
Mr.. Mcclure was twice married. His
first wife was Clara, the daughter OF
Captain Murray Mason, United States
navy and Confederate States navy, of
Fairfax county Va. and there were
three children Of this marrlage--John (.
Mcguire, Jr., Murray Mason MCGUIRE
OF Richmond, and Clara. wife OF Rev.
G. T. Smith. of Washington, d. G.
The second wife was Rose. daughter OF
DR. John Morris, Of Goochland county,
Va, who survives him. There are no
children Of this union.
The funeral will be Tuesday afternoon
at five o'clock at the St. James Eplsco'
pal Church. corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall Streets. The Rev. William Meade
Clark will oftlcate and the tnterment
will be in Hollywood.
The pall-hearers have not yet been Sc
lected, as the active bearers are to be
chosen by the alumni at their mass
meeting to-day at noon and the hon
orary bearers will be selected by the
family.
DR.. Mcclure greatly loved the Univer-
sity of Virginia and the course of study
at his school was shaped to fit his boys
for further work at his alma mater. Re-
Gently his portrait was presented to the
University and gratefully accepted.
Call to Old Pupils.
! A call has been issued BY u number OF
the old pupils Of McGuire's school for a
Chamber Of Commerce, at twelve o'clock
to-day, It Is desired that action shall be
taken to give proper, expression to the
honor and affection In which the great
to make arrangements for taking part
in the funeral.
All students past and present. OF the
school are asked TO- to- be present It, /, : i,
meant so much to his pupils, none OF
whom he ever forgot and for All OF
whom he had an affcctonatc regard, that
which can be paid at the last sad mo-
ment is for the whole body of students
(ns far as possihle). past and present, IN
Richmond and elsewhere. 70 attend hls
+ Tie following is a list Of most Of the
'"old boys" living In or, near ltichlnond,
years year, ago, Those attending later are so
numerous that their names can not BIO
given here. But all alike, and all other
pupils, are invited to attend the meet
r W e 5 baniSp se M iIall
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vid Currle, Richmond, Lewis ~ e: MAYO,
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no 10; t'T p Edmond a. b, Gigon;' 81" Is,
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6 s. London, John InhoI II. hHe rson I ~ \.
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