Mecklenburg County NcArchives Obituaries.....Dalton, Adelaide Hutchison March 21, 1907
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Charlotte Observer, March 22, 1907
DEATH OF MRS. C. F. DALTON
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A YOUNG WOMAN PASSES AWAY
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The Oldest Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Parks Hutchison Dies After a Spell of 
Grip - She Had Been Confined to Her Room, But Was Not Considered Seriously Sick 
Until Yesterday When She Was Seized With a Convulsion - Was One of the Popular 
Young Women of the City - An Idol of Her Family.

Mrs. Adelaide Hutchison Dalton, wife of Mr. Charles F. Dalton, died at the home 
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Hutchison, on the coner of North Tryon and 
Ninth streets, yesterday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock after an illness of several 
weeks.  Although Mrs. Dalton had been sick with the grip for some time no one, 
not even members of her family, were prepared for the suddon summons.  About 
the middle of the day she had had a convulsion but had partially recovered from 
that.

Mr. Dalton, Mr. and Mrs. Hutchison and her three sisters were by her side when 
the end came.

Mrs. Dalton, who was Miss Adelaide White hutchison, was the oldest child of Mr. 
and Mrs. D. Parks Hutchison.  She was 30 years old and leaves a father, mother 
and three sisters, Misses anne Parks, Selene and Susie Hutchison, a husband, 
Mr. Charles F. Dalton and a nine months old son, David Parks Dalton.  Mrs. 
Dalton was a grandaughter of Dr. E. Nye Hutchison.

In the death of Mrs. Dalton Charlotte loses one of its most attractive young 
women.  As a girl she was vivacious, pretty and popular.  She had spent most of 
her life here with her relatives and friends.  On the 21st of June, 1905, whe 
was married to Mr. Dalton, the wedding being one of the prettiest ever 
solemnized in the city.  Being commected with many of the leading families of 
the State her marriage was quite an event in the social life of the city.  Many 
visitors from a distance attended.  For several months she and Mr. Dalton 
traveled in the far West, visiting points in California and other Pacific coast 
States.  On returning to the city they made their home with Mr. and Mrs. 
Hutchison.

The death of Mrs. Dalton cast a gloom over the city.  It was announced just 
before the afternoon papers went to press and they carried the news to hundreds 
of the friends of the family.  The suddenness, the sadness and the 
unexpectedness of the death made a deep impression on those who knew the young 
woman.  many persons called at the home last night to express their sorrow and 
to pay their respects.

The funeral will take place tomorrow morning but the final arrangements have 
not been made.  The hour willb e fixed later.

In their bereavement the sorrow-stricken families have the sympathy of the 
entire community.

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