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Dr. T. E.
Funeral services for Dr. X- E. Hughes, 73, former Richmonder and victim of an autoi nobile crash, were held at 2 p.m. J\pril 4th at St. Stephens Episcops 1 Church in Richmond and buriil in jHolly [ wood Cemetery, j |
A former head of Ithe eajr, nose and throat department ht St. Luke's Hospital, Ribhmond, Dr. Hughes was living af Aspen Hill, Markham, Fauqpierl County_ He practiced in Front Royal.
A native of LjiurfI Mills, Va., Dr. Hughes graduated from the University of Virginia in 1910 where he was a member of the Phi
Gamma Delta arjd F’i Mu fraternities. He took his medical training
at the Manhattan New York.
Eye Hospital.
He was a member of the Deep Run Hunt Club, wealth Club and Club of Virginia) as her of state medica societies.
the Commonthe
Country
well as a numhis
wife. Mrs.
He s survived! by Mary Warren. Htjghes; a sister. Miss Marv V. Hjighes of Richmond
and four (brothers, Dr. John M. and Marvin L Hughes of Richmond, Puller I A. Hughes of Amissville, and [William $. Hughes of Thurmonf. \|d.
Those fi-om this vicinity attending the burial service were Mrs, Margaret Eastham G. E. Doyle, P. L. H. Luttrell. T. W. Armstrong Armstrong, Miss ICatie Anderson, and Mr and Mrs. Leslie Me Nemar.
Mr. and Mrs.
Hughes. Tr..
Vlr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Virginia
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