The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-17
Mrs. Mary Frances skinner.

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Mrs. Mary Frances Skinner.
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Mary Frances Skinner, widow of Thoo-
dore Skinner, died this morning at
her home. on West Main Street, after
blief illness.
Mrs. Skinner Is survived by two
daughters and four sons, as follows:
Mrs. Baker Plee, of Los Angeles. CAL;
Mrs. Theodore A. Williams, OF Nor
folk; Messrs. w. o., X. p. and j. Thco
Skinner. of Danville, and G. L. Skin
ner. of st. Louis.
The funeral services Will BIO con-
Quoted from the residence. on West
Main Sweet. Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Rev. J. Cleveland Hall. rec
tor of the Church of Epiphany. will
ofticiate. and interment will be made
in Green Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy Cunningham.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Norwood. Va, February l6.-Mrs.
Lucy Cunningham. wife OF T. II. Cum
insham on Tuesday at o'clock. after
u weeks illness. She leaves hus-
band. four sons and one daughter. and
two sisters. Mrs. William Cunningham
OF Buckingham. and Mrs. Mary Iior-
brother. Monroe Wright. OF Bucking-
ham. She was buried in the family
burning ground at her home on We'd
nc5day afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Henry Mutt Parsley.
rayeesseaiI , e. en- Fe6rnnals is-
Henry Mutt Parsley. recently OF Macon.
Ga, died here carly this morning at
the home OF his father-in-law. Cap
ness Of sis Weeks Mr. a Parsle an was va.
q. native Of wilmington. and was about
forty years old. He is survived by his
wife. formerly Miss Margaret Gilbert
MCNEIL, and two young children. The
remains were taken to Wilmington this
afternoon for interment.
1!hoInas 4. Scott.
Thomas a. Scott. for many years
resident of this city. and well-known
business man. died In Columbus, O..
stricken with appendicitis on Friday,
and was operated on that afternoon.
Peritonitis set in, which caused his
death.
Mr.. scott, who was fitty-three years
old, was a member of No. . Command
cry, knights Templar. and Acca TEN
pie. Shrine. He built the first Ice
plant in Richmond. and was associated
with others In building the ice plant
of the Home Brewery
Mr.. Scott leaves three daughters
Mrs. Hazel Scott Wood, Mrs. Albert A.
Pizzini and Mrs, Novel Foster, Of Coz
The remains will arrive here at l:lo
O'Clock this afternoon, and will be
direct to Hollywood.
Capt. Charles II. Phillips.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
Norfolk. Va, February i6.--Captain
Charles r. Phillips. veteran clerk of
The Hastings Court. Portsmouth. died
last night from stroke of paralysis
sustained about week ago. He never
recovered consciousness after the at
tack. Captain Phillips was born IN
1886. and was Confederate veteran,
serving in the Confederate army with
distinction. He Is survived by a widow,
,wo sons, Louis G. Phillips and Carroll
!. Phillips. and daughter. Mrs. John
iarland Pollard. of Richmond
FunernI of Mr.. Frnyser.
The body OF l.. II. Frayser, who died
Tuesday at Memphis. Tenn, VIII arrive
lere to-day, the exact hour of which Is
lot known. The funeral will take |
place soon after the train reaches this |
,ity.
The pall-bearers are Hamilton Pleas
,nts, Stewart Jones. Thomas Bigger (!
william Gwatkins. Cary Shepherd, St. |
Julien Oppenhimer, John Montague
md Mercer Shields.