The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-29
FOR HOLLYWOOD
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Heroic Dead to be Especially
Remembered Tomorrow,
GOVERNOR TYLER THE ORATOR.
The Order of Exercises at the Gene
terry and the Line of March-Ihe
Patriotic Association and Its OF
ficers-DOnations Of Flowers.

Tomorrow IS Hollywood Memorial Day
a dav set apart for the decoration or
the graves OF the Confederate dead IN
tered In the beautiful cemetery at the
western end Of the city and Tor the an
nual Grafton and accompanying exer-
cises. all setting forth the title OF the
Confederate soldier 90 remembrance. To-
night. at fifteen minutes past o'clock,
Memorial Sunday services will be held
at Grove Avenue Baptist church, when
ifs pastor. Rev Or. Hiden, will preach
the sermon. and at which the various
Confederate Memorial Societies will be
present. The members Of these are
urged 20 meet IN the basement Of the
church. az 5 O'Clock sharp, so that they
may enter az the proper time in bbody.
The exercises vii doubtless be most i'm
pressive. and attendance is urged upon
an IN sympathy with them Tomorrow
az half past 4 O'Clock sharp the process
sion 10 Hollywood will set forth from Or.
Hoge's church. The STUART Horse
Guard. as IN former years. will act as
escorts 10 the ladies'. providing they are
able 10 secure their equipment. The
Howitzers will also be in line.
LINE or MARCH.
Franklin. out Franklin to Monroe Park.
where the veterans will join the party,
thence to Hollywood. Major BTander,
as in former years, Will have charge Of
these and General Phillips Of the Mill
tary.
Both Oakwood and Hebrew Memorial
Associations have accepted the invitation
10 attend. The exercises at the cemetery
will be opened with prayer by Rev Dr.
H0ge. which. according 10 the annual
custom. will be followed by the singing
Of a hymn
ORATOR OF THE DAY.
Mr.. Joseph Bryan will introduce the
orator of the day. Governor j. Hoge
Tyler. and the ora.ion will. as In former
years. be followed by the singing OF the
Doxology. The association feels, on this
occasion. very deeply the absence-be-
cause Of ul-health-Of its honorary presi-
dent. whose recent resignation from the
active office was a cause or heartfelt
regret that was unanimoue. The Junior
body has made special effort on the deco
ration of the Officers Section. and or
the Lee Monument. The Decorating
Committee are urged 20 meet at the
officers Section at 1890 sharp to-mor-
row morning. and friends are requested
10 send flowers. addressed To the JUNIOR
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association. 10
722 east Franklin street. before Y O'Clock
Should the day be one OF those pIh-
llantly fair and common 70 May III VIZ
ginia. II Is probable that the occasion
will be one OF the most memoraoie III
the history Of the association. ne
present state OF affairs between TINS
country and Spain. and the tact ,lat
war with all It's suffering OF various
kinds. is again upon our country ,na '
many parents are now hVlhs III IMP
dread of the summons that - 10 remove
their sons from them. perhaps loIe' ,so.
am give to Memorial Day exercises N'''
peculiar meaning. peculiar l.te'eS''
THE ASSOCIATION.
,rbo ITollvwood Memorial Association
had its origin I'm hearts that had re-
rcrtlv been beren. and its organizers
stood in the midst OF desolation. IL was ia
anil 1890. that Mrs. Charles G Barney
then living In tho house on east MaI',
sfrcef now known as the Luray, caIlou
. meeting I'm her parlors for the purpose
OF considering the advisability OF ahhu',
~ decorating the graves OF the Coh..u-
crate dead. DR.. Minncgerode ana M.,
Frank Dawson. editor or the SharleS'o'
News and Courier. and as gahdht SUI
afso present al that meeting. II was de-
cided TO call another meeting TO be he,u
,n the lecture-room OF st. PauFs cnurch'
and then and there organization was e.
fected. the first president Of the society
being Mrs. william II. Macfariana' ne
line OF It's succeeding presidents n s,f.
hoo, a notable one. and IL has steadiiy
grown IN all ways The present Conten-
erate Memorial Literary Society Is us
promising offsprins -. ~.
Its present officers are: President. MRS
f. ID. Hotchkiss Vice-Presideh,s, Mrs'
w. W. Henry. Mrs. MARY Il. n' NJ.
7 TAYLOR EIIyson. Miss Minnie Baugh-
man and Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler; Recording
secretary. Miss W. q Crenshaw; Sorre-
snonding secrciarv. Mrs. T.. g. Mirror.
SEATS OF TEB VETERANS.
The association desires to call atten-
ton 10 the ;act that seats before the