The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-28

HATH t. Entered into eternal reet
At ~ Asnes hospital baltimore. Md.
May ~, 1910, Mrs. Jennie E Reagan
hatkA, She leaves husband and fonr
little children, the youngest TIA be of
two weeks old Her funeral took place
from her late residence 1914 Park ave
nue.. on May II, 1910. thence to fhe
Sacred Heart Cathedral, where a re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated for the re-
pose Of her soul The ceiebrant was
Rev. James A. Bremen, OF the Catholie
University Of America. Washington, II.
rfrr fnrrrrat verrTruU wEF preached nv
the Rev James Il. 0.RieIs pastor OF the
Cathedral He read the EptstIe aud
Gospel of the mass for the dead also
the solemn prayers OF the church for
the departed soul Then followed n
loving tribute 70 the memory Of this
faithful member NJ his church
Brief, but touching tender and true
was his enlozy. He said. II have
known this good woman all her life.
mother. and in all these relations ct
life she has measured up nobiy and well
10 the highest standard. She has gone
from among us to receive the glorious
has heard the voice of her God. Well
done COED and faithful. suffering child.
enter thou into the Joys which have
been prepared for thee in the life ever
lasting, Amen.
The interment was made In beautiful
Mount Cavalray cemetery. Richmond.
Virginia.
Eternal rest give nntn her Lard !;
and let perpetual light shine upon her
Amen.
The scene within the sacred ediics
Was une long to be remembered, tarse
rumbar of relatives, friends and ac
auaintancea Were gathered there, in
order TO pay the last sad tribute Of af-
lection 70 the sweet msmory. OF ons
who In life, was tire loved uf ali.
yns e ssnas sssk and q Erss VIA.
banked with lovely floral offerings, tes-
tifytng silently to the love and esteem
so deeply felt BIZ ell fer the dear de-
was leaving the church. cardinal New-
mans beautiful hymn, Lead kindly
light. amid the enctrcling gloom" was
sung sweetly. t0uchingly by Rev. Fee
lix Kaup. director OF the Cathedral
The deceased lady was the second
daughter OF the late Mrs. Jennie NJ.
o.Dwyer Keegan and sister OF the late
cousin OF the Rey. Edward Thomas
O'nwyer. u. o.. bishop Of Limerick.
Ireland and Of the very Rey, Hrysn
church, liverpool. Enslanda and nla
brother, Rev. Morgan N ODwyer, st.
Ccnletts. ireland. both eblates OF Mary
Immaculate. Two cousins OF hers. Sis
zaga o'Dwyer. OF the French order OF
the sisters Of Charity. st. Paurs Rir-
mingham. England, have both cele-
brated their golden jubilee The de-
ceesed lady was also n grandniece or
the late general Sir Henry Sheehs,
Heating. Knight. Commander of the
Bath, who took the Isle of bourbon
from the French In 1872 and who was
for thirty years governor Of the Isle
OF France. His sons are now the sole
REPRESENTATIVES, In the Direct male line.
Of the Heating family, SO famous In the
old time and more recently distin-
guishea by the learning the sanetites
and virtues OF the great Irish histo-
r.an. Roger Heating. whose family has
given for generations 70 the church
the most eminent eceies'asitcs. and to
tain Bryan Heating O'Dwyer died In
Calcutta. India. after the hattie with
nire guDsbot wounds on his body. His
brother and grandunelc OF the de-
cssa sod, Rev. Thomas X. 0'Dwyer. was
educated and ordained IN Rome. where
he had but one equal els student, the
then Primate OF Ireland.
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