The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-03
OBITUARY
Funeral or CounciInnn Dnvis.

The funeral OF Councilman Charles
Price Davis OF Clay Ward. took place
yesterday afternoon ut o'clock from
st. Andrews Episcopal Church.. The
Comr,on Council met at tho City Hall
at 1880 o'clock. Many members OF the
city officials. including Mayor Rich
ardson. were present. AMI the body
proceeded to the church and from
there TO the cemetery.
The pall-bearers were:
Honorary members OF both branches
OF the City Council. officers and stock
holders OF the Richmond Type and
Electrotypc Foundry and delegations
from Aurora Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics and Gray
Eagle Tribe. Red Men.
Active-August Deitz Emmett Gill,
Joseph Heindl. Alfred II. Mcdowell.
Humphrey Calder, Clarence Seaton and
Joseph Firth.
s.A. Wright.
tSpecial to The Times Dispatch,l
Lynchhurg, Va. May IS. ~.
Wright. aged sixty years, until re-
Gently q prominent manufacturers OF
the city. who operated sash, IGOR
end general mill plant. died AT his
homo In the city at 3 o'clock this
morning. heart disease being the cas-,
OF his death lie had been III somc
time. but his death was very sudden.
The body Will bo taken TO- morrow
to Concord for burial. that being The
former home Of the family. AIr.
Wright is survived by ten children.
Mrs. Pntty w. wmrc.
Especial 10 The Times -Dispatchl
Newport News, Va. May Mrs
Patty W. Ware, widow of II. II. Ware.
Of New York City, died in her apart
ments In the Warwick Hotel to-day.
after long illness, with paralysis
The funeral Will be held at the War
wick Tomorrow. and the body Will
be sent to New York. to rest beside
that of her husband.
Mrs. Ware was Scventy-six years
old and was born In King William
county, being the daughter OF PALM
ana Judith Page Aylctt. Her sur
v!ving relatives are; DIR. w. r. hy!ctt.
OF this city. Mrs Moses y. Hoge, Mrs
Thomas Boiling, Mrs. William Royal
and Henry Sampson. of Ricnlnonl /;
Phiiip Aylett. of ST. Louis, and Henry
Ayiett, or Accomac
Archie Eubnnk
lSpecial 10 The Times -lpispa tchl
idenee OF his son in- law, Gregory Sui
ton. after a painful illness. APRIL 40.
frchie cnbank died, in the seventy
second see, year OF his age. lie was Com
SIN sons anu two daughters.
AIrH. tnnn a. A. Iunisin.
Special TO The Times Dispatchl
Lexington, Va. May ..-SIrs. Anna
Aylctt anderson Iunkin. widow OF
Rev William +. Junisin, u. u. ana
daughter Of Judge Frances II. Andcr.
son, died nj Mulberry Mn" her
home IN l.e%inGton last night after a
short illness from pneumonia. aged
seventy eight years. Mrs. Junlin was
horn in Botetonrt county March 81.
1888. She was married to DR. Junl<iu
In 1895. when nc was pastor OF Fall.
ing Spring Presbyterian Church. or
Rockbridge county. They later lived
IN Kentucky, South Carolina and New
Jersey. where Dr. Junkin served i'm
nortant churches. lie died in June
1905. nh
Mrs. Junkin moved to Lexington.
which was the home OF her parents
and numerous relatives. Her home
was the centre of a generous hos
pitaiity she possessed mind Of cx-
traordinary rigor and briiliancy en-
riched ny wide reading and extensive
raMel, both in Europe and America \
FIVE children survive; Mrs. EVELYN
Nichols. wife OF General e. W. Nichols
OF the Virginia Military Institute: Mrs
Ann cambridge Paxton. wife OF I. q
90, toi', oi ainucPcndence, Mo-; Francis
]. Junktn. a lawyer. OF Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. Elinor Jackson L.atane. wife Of
Professor John II. I.atane, Of Washing
ton and Lee University. and william
y. y, junkfn, a lawyer. of New York
lily. One brother and four sisters
also survive-former Attorney General
William a. Anderson, Of Nichmond
Mrs Alex Bruce, of Halifax county.
Mrs. w. Ballard Bruce and Miss Van.
ME anderson Of Washington. d. I'll
ana Mrs. ". p. PoIndexier, or Rock
bridge county.