The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-09-13
FUNERAL OF MRS. BRYAN
Confederate and HistorIco, o,.
lions Take Action -, S1nAAa

and Historical Or-an,,,
r Niohs iaKe Action on Her Death
me funeral of Mrs, Josenb 30.
@iti take place at EmmanueI E,ni.na,, ~
Shurch, In Henrico county this go
noon at 4 o'clock. Special care ,.,,,
i rs, Richmond over the Richmond 49,
o.a,sa, Bay Railway at s:aE
The services will be conducted j.,
~ ~ Hev. robert A. Gibson, D. D.. bish.
~, u virginia; Ri. Rev Beverley n
s ueker' y. D.. bishop-coadjutor o,
go usAGih virginia, and Rev. John Mon
pa Inc pallbearers will be: T. Crawford
Beveridge, Robert B. can,pbell -
Lee Marshall. Spencer L. Garter w -
ferguson and Allen Potts.
IN respect to the memory of Mrs
brsan' who was one of the donors of
me II, Z, Lee home to the Virginia
fiistorlcal Society, the house will he
etoseu curing the hours of the tu:eral
Confederate Societies Act.
combined meeting OF the Confcder.
ate Memorial Literary Society. Holly
WOOD Memorial Association and Ricn-
mond Chapter. United Daughters nr
the Confederacy, was held Yesterday
morning at IL o'clock In the Confeder.
ate Museum
MISS sally Archer Anderson presided
at the meeting of the Confederate Me-
moral Literary Society. It was de.
ciaed on motion of Miss Betty iSllyson
tlat me museum building be draped in
mourning and the flag placed at half
mast for thirty days, the building "
SELF TO be closed until Wednesday. IN
honor of Mrs. Bryan who had been
president of the museum since ~.
founding.
MRS. Edgar D. Taylor. Mrs. e. OBJ
CoWardin and Mrs. ]. Enders Robin
son We're appointed a committee to Sc
lect floral emblem to be sent from
the society, which will be represented
at the funeral services by Miss Sally
Archer Anderson, Mrs A. NJ. Gwath-
mey, Mrs. w. N. Hamlet and Mrs.
Enders Robinson, officers of the So
ciety.
Mrs James werth, Mrs. C. w. p.
Brock and Miss Lucy Munford pre-
pared the following resolutions:
Text of Resolutions.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our midst our be.
Bryan, therefore,
her sons profound sympathy In their
irreparable loss and pray that God in
His mercy Will comfort each and heal
their broken hearts
Mrs. Bryan was devoted Confed-
crate. and conceived the idea OF Sc
curing President Daviss mansion as a
depository OF Confederate relics. This
was successfully carried out, and the
museum stands to-day as unique
monument to her wonderful power OF
organization and boundless enthusiasm
for the Confederate cause. And 1t Is
due to her faithful. tireless hand that
the lamp of love and loyalty Is daily
replenshcd, and the effort made that
it shall be forever kept bright aud
burning, Truly. Love makes memory
eternal'
"Her death Is not only a great loss
to the society, but to her many per-
sonal friends, who have been connect
ed with her III this work for tho past
twenty years and who have loved and
honored her as their leader.
"Resoved, That copy of these res
olutions be sent to Mrs. Bryan's fam
lily, to Mrs, John Stewart, OF Ero2k
HILL and to the daily papers,
Hollywood Memorial Association.
Mrs. j, IGnders Robinson wrote the.
following resolutions approved at a
meeting of Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation:
Whereas the death Of Mrs. Joseph
l3ryan-laobel l.. stewaEt-has been