The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-12-12
DEATH OF MRS. ELIZA cALD-
WELL.
REMOVES GOOD WOMAN FROM
THE SCENE OF ACTION.

The friends and acnuaintancev inl
this city of Mrs. Eliza Caldwell
were painfully grieved to learn
of her death at Kansas City,
Mo. Mrs. Caldwell died after an
illness which lasted several
was among the most substantial.
Upon notification here Of the death,
which came by special message, ar
rangements were begun at once for
the funeral. The remains arrived in
Nashville Thanksgiving night and
we're taken in charge by the Taylor
& Co., undertakers, while the fam
lily went to the home of Bishop and
Mrs Evans Tyree. Those who accom-
panied the remains were DR.. and Mrs.
T. c. Chapman. son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Miss Josie Caldwell, and Mrs Mar
tina Phillips, of Little Rock, Ark,
sister Of Mrs. Caldwell.
"For I know that If this earthly
tabernacle Is dissolved, I have another
building, an house eternal in the heav-
on not made with bonds" was the
text of a very pathetic sermon de-
livered by Bishop Evans Tyree at 81.
Paul A. NJ r. Church Friday at 2
o'clock. Notwithstanding the death
had only been announced a few
hours before the arrival of the re-
mains Of Mrs. Caldwell a large out
pouring of friends and sympathizers
were at the church TO pay their last
respects to the deceased. The
casket was submerged in bed
flowers, attesting the esteem Of
friends in this city.
In the couroo of his ror'orl,
Bishop Tvree went over the thirty
years of acquaintance with the Cald-
well family He and DR.. Caldwell
were for several years fellow minis
tiers and their relationship was al
ways most pleasant Assisting Bish-
op Tyree were Rev. DR.. ]. w. Sex
ton, nastor of the St. Paul A. M.
r. Church, and the Reverend DR..
j. T. Gilmore, who read the scrip
Hill, Messrs. A. W. Brown, Rev.
Henry A. Boyd, Prof Ira r.. Bryant
Mr.. Marshall Cheatham, DR.. ]. P
Crawford and DR.. M. e. Bryant. DR.
G. w. Porter pastor of the St. John
A. M F. Church, was also present
and assisted in the services.
Mrs Caldwell Is survived by hel
two daughters, Mrs. Edith Chapman
and Miss Josie Caldwell, and three
sisters, Mrs r. Douolass 81 Connplls
vile, Pa; Mrs. Mary Bailey, of Al
lance o.. and Mrs. Martha Philline
of Little Rock, Ark. The Caldwell
family moved from Nashville in 1905
and took IN their residence in Ksnea'
City But since that time they hqv,
boon FREQUENT visitors to the CITY
.onlv in tho spring several members
of the family were here looking afteI
their realty holdings. DR.. Chapman
sOn-in-law Of the deceased, is a gradu
ute of Meharrv Medical College q
the class of 1901.
Resolutions were presented by thu
Court of Calanthe, of which Mrs
Caldwell was a member and by M
, organization of widows of African
Methodist Ministers At the cempte
ry the last sad rites were performed
by the Court of Calanthes
The funeral was conducted under
the supervision of Harmony Court
of Calanthe No. &c. Mrs. ]. A. Les
ter, Worthy Counsellor was not able
to be present. She received the
news of the death of Mrs. Caldwel
Mrs. Lester set to work to notify
the members Of the Court She
was not we'll at the time and the
exposure in the chilly weather
THANKSGIVING day was too severe
for her. She called on the family
at Bishop Tvrees and had to be car
ried home about II o'clock and tn,
plans for the funeral were directed
by her from her bed room.