The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-09
The dwelling of the Memorial to
Her Husband.
THE MUSIC FOR THE ANTHEM.
Professor Reinbardt Has Completed IL
and the First Rehearsal Will Take
Place Saturday Night--I;osc-
nary Library Board.


taken from the Bible, were selected by
Major Robert stiles. and are beautifully
adapted to the occasion upon which they
will be used. The versicles-four in num-
ber-are as follows:
Unto Thee lift I up mine eyes.
O Thou that dwellest in the heavens!
Psalm l25-l.
Let me be weighed in an even balance
That God may know miEe integrity.
For.He cometh to judge the earth,
With righteousness shall lie judge the
world
Behold now. j have ordered my cause
know that l shall De justified.
The music. upon which Professor Rein
hardt has been az work for several weeks
past. Is pronounced beautiful by compe-
tent musical critics. The anthem will be
sung during the onert0ry. and after the
prayer For The Whole state OF Christ's
Church Miltaud which precedes the
order for the administration of Holy Com
muniOn Professor Bciuhardt Will play
the funeral march composed by him for
the rc-intermcnt OF President Davis re-
mains i'm Hollywood cemetery. None who
were near the grave oil that solemn occa-
sion have forgotten the beauty of the
composition as it then appealed 90 them
finely rendered as 1T was by the StonewaN
Jackson Band. 10 was announced in sun
dal's social columns that within rev
weeks a portrait of the President of the
Confederacy placed in the Solid South
Room Of the Confederate Museum. would
be unveiled, and many persons who rea-
lie that the unveiling Of the window
the frst completed memorial TO Mr..
Davis-will be an historic occasion. have
expressed the opinion that the unveiiins
OF The portrait in what il Is believed viii
become before long really National
Museum. would most appropriately take
place about the same time. no date has
yet been nXed for the unveiling OF the
portrait.
As for the service al st. Pauls on the
18th. il promises 10 be one Of the most
memorable and beautiful that has ever
taken place. even in that historic edihce.
In the chancel will be some of the most
prominent men I'm the Protestant EpiscO-
pal church In the United States. and the
regret has been expressed that the seat
ing capacity OF 81. Paul's is much less
than the probable attendance.
Mrs. jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie
Davis have been invited TO be present,
and. it Is expected. will come. The form
er for whom. necessarily, the service VIII
have peculiar sadness as we'll as the JOY
that must come from new proof of the
South's love and loyalty, IS keenly inter-
ested in the movement. and so expressed
herself 10 the chairman of the committee
upon the latters recent visit 20 New
York.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Club. at which the election of officers
will take place. will be held on next
Monday afternoon. az half past four
o'clock. The order Of exercises will Dee as
follows.
Reading of presidents, secretaries and
treasurer's reuOrts.
Election of fve members 10 tho Board
of Directors.
Election Of officers for the ensuing year
Vote on proposed amendment Of Sec
tions and 9, Article y, of the Constitu-
zion.
The Rosemary Library Board held IFS
regular monthly meeting yesterday after
noon al . south Third street its Ircsi-
dent. Mrs George W. Basby in the chair.
There was an excellent Attendance. those
present being Mrs. Joseph r. anderson.
Mrs. Norton Savage. Mrs. Nirginus New
ton. Mrs Lewis ID. Aylett. Mrs. Percy
Montague Mrs W L. Sheppard, Mrs.
BENJAMIN T. Crump. Miss Augusta Dam
iel. Miss O. NJ Daniel. Mrs. j. r. Haly-
burton Miss Guillaume, Miss Glasgow
and Miss Bnswanger. Mrs. ROseWell
Page was elected "a member Of the board.
The report of the treasurer was highly
nfr
the library membership list and the ia-
dies are greatly encouraged at the result
Of their years strenuous effort. Mrs
Bagby. to whose executive ability much
of the success Is 10 bee attributed, am
nourccd the following committees:
Executive Committee-Mrs. George W.
Bagby, Mrs. Philip Bruce. Mrs. james
Allison. Mrs. Saunders Mrs. Firginius
Newton Miss Lyel. Mrs. Joseph r. AM
derson, Mrs. Percy Montague, Miss Mar
garet H. Lee. Mrs. w l.. Sheppard and
Mrs benjamin =. Crump.
House COmmittec-Alrs. Percy Monta- |
que. chairman; Mr.. Norton Savage, Mrs. |
Thomas J. Moore, Mrs j. -. Halyburtou. |
Mrs. Meredith Montague Mrs f.. a. |
Saunders and Miss BiusWangcT
Book COmmittee--Mrs Joseph r. An /
derson. chairman: Mrs. =. \. Bruce. Miss !
A r. Daniel Mrs LEROY Miss Glas-
gov. Mrs. William 4. Robins, Mrs BE
kiel and Mrs. Charles Y. williams
Finance Committee-Miss Margaret II. |
Lee. Miss Gul,aume Miss Matte Har-
ris. and Mrs. J. g. Robertson.
rubhcation-Mrs. Benz. T. Crump. Miss
Glasgow. and Mrs. Philip 4. Bruce. ---
Ways and Means-Mrs. W. L. Shep-
pard. chairman; Miss GuillaUme. Mrs.
Percy Montague Miss Glasgow. Mrs. !
Lewis d. Aylett. Mrs. e A. Saunders,
Miss Amy Lyell, Mrs. Charles Davenport,
Daniel. Miss Margaret II. Lee. Mrs. T..
r. Valentine Mrs. Norton Savage. Mrs
J. Il. Halyburton and Mrs. Benz. y.
Crump.
Mrs George w. Stevens and family
expect TO leave Richmond for California |
on April the 23d and to spend the next
six months travelling through that State.
Mrs. Cornelia Taylor lies critically IN
at her residence, south Third street.
The meeting Of the Colonial Danes. |
which was 10 have been hsld tomorrow !
afternoon at half past o'clock az the |
residence Of Mrs. John Addison. viii be |
held instead, at the Virginia Historical
Societys rooms.
Mrs Robt. a. Gibson is visiting friends
In stanton.
Miss Ellie Workman. Of Park avenue,
IL visiting her sister Mrs. Taley. in New
York.
MI. John Addison has returned from |