OBIT from The Toronto Star:
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF THE LATE LADY KEMP
The funeral of Lady Kemp, late wife of Sir Edward Kemp, took place this afternoon from Castle Frank to Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. Charles W. Bishop conducted the service and spoke feelingly of the sterling character and philanthopic interests of the late Lady Kemp and of the great loss her death will be to the many organizations in which she took such an active interest throughout her life. Rev. Col. G.H. Williams and Rev. F.E. Powell assisted in the service.
Lady Kemp was before her marriage Miss Celia Wilson of Montreal, and came to Toronto with her husband in 1885. Her husband and three daughters survive her. Mrs. Norman Perry, Mrs. A.H. C. Proctor and Mrs. A.H. Colville.
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF THE LATE LADY KEMP
The funeral of Lady Kemp, late wife of Sir Edward Kemp, took place this afternoon from Castle Frank to Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. Charles W. Bishop conducted the service and spoke feelingly of the sterling character and philanthopic interests of the late Lady Kemp and of the great loss her death will be to the many organizations in which she took such an active interest throughout her life. Rev. Col. G.H. Williams and Rev. F.E. Powell assisted in the service.
Lady Kemp was before her marriage Miss Celia Wilson of Montreal, and came to Toronto with her husband in 1885. Her husband and three daughters survive her. Mrs. Norman Perry, Mrs. A.H. C. Proctor and Mrs. A.H. Colville.
OBIT from The Toronto Star:
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF THE LATE LADY KEMP
The funeral of Lady Kemp, late wife of Sir Edward Kemp, took place this afternoon from Castle Frank to Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. Charles W. Bishop conducted the service and spoke feelingly of the sterling character and philanthopic interests of the late Lady Kemp and of the great loss her death will be to the many organizations in which she took such an active interest throughout her life. Rev. Col. G.H. Williams and Rev. F.E. Powell assisted in the service.
Lady Kemp was before her marriage Miss Celia Wilson of Montreal, and came to Toronto with her husband in 1885. Her husband and three daughters survive her. Mrs. Norman Perry, Mrs. A.H. C. Proctor and Mrs. A.H. Colville.
PAY TRIBUTE TO MEMORY OF THE LATE LADY KEMP
The funeral of Lady Kemp, late wife of Sir Edward Kemp, took place this afternoon from Castle Frank to Mount Pleasant cemetery. Rev. Charles W. Bishop conducted the service and spoke feelingly of the sterling character and philanthopic interests of the late Lady Kemp and of the great loss her death will be to the many organizations in which she took such an active interest throughout her life. Rev. Col. G.H. Williams and Rev. F.E. Powell assisted in the service.
Lady Kemp was before her marriage Miss Celia Wilson of Montreal, and came to Toronto with her husband in 1885. Her husband and three daughters survive her. Mrs. Norman Perry, Mrs. A.H. C. Proctor and Mrs. A.H. Colville.
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