Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-22

'""es, JuuBe George l.. Christian,
Major A., w. CARRIER Mr. II. Clay Cham
pun, Mr.. Greer II. Baushman. Colonel q.
Percy Hawes. Captain J. Thompson
Brown, Colonel =. p Winston. Judge -.
{. Minor, Mr. John T. Hughes.
The aides are expected TO be mounted.
Final instructions will be given Thurs
oay night. N. V. RANDOLPH.
chief Marshal.
Pal-bearers arc requested 10 accept
this publication as formal invitation 10
serve.
The associations forming a part Of the
funeral procession will meet In the base
ment Of st. Pauls church before the
funeral services, and will follow the
casket into the church
telegram from Rev Dr. Hoge to Rev.
DR.. Carmichael yesterday, in response to
an invitation sent him. stated that he
was wen enough to come to Richmond,
ana would be here to take part IN the
funeral services.
DETAILS YET TO BE ARRANGED.
There are several details regarding the
services yet TO be arranged. 1t has been
suggested that the hearse be drawn by
six white horses and that as many mem
bers from the Sons OF Veterans be de-
tailed TO lead the animals
Rev. Dr. Carmichael has arranged a
portion Of the musical service There
VIII be sung the hymns. "A Few More
Years Shall Roll" For All the Saints
and "Jesu, Son Of Mary" There may be
other hymns sung. as Mrs. Davis has not
been consulted. and the Centenary church
choir will sing the concluding hymn at
the grave.
Sympathy of Lee Camp Auxiliary.
At a meeting Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF
Lee Camp, in the camp hall yesterday
afternoon, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the Ladies' Auxiliary Of
Lee Camp extend to Mrs. jefferson Davis
their most heartfelt sympathy IN the
death of her daughter. Miss Winnie Davis,
the woman that the South loved to honor.
Not lost 10 us. for she will ever remain
in our memory the daughter of our hon
ored President and the daughter and COM
panion of the loved mother to whom in
her hour OF sore bereavement we send
| these heartful expressions, knowing that
the merciful Father. who has always
given her strength in her tolls and be-
reavements, will never leave or forsake
her. Mrs. j. w. WHITE,
Lee Camp Auxiliary.
The meeting was very largely attended.
Mrs n. V. Randolph presided I'm the alb
sence OF the president, Mrs. White.
resolution was adopted endorsing the
movement inaugurated by the Daughters
Of the Confederacy TO erect a monument
TO Miss Davis. and at the next meeting
| the ladies will make their free-will Of
! ferings.
Resolutions of Hollywood Memorial
Association.
The committee-Me Mesdames Albert Bruce
! and c. T. O'Ferrall-appointed by the
! HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association To draft
| resolutions concerning the death of Miss
Davis. have submitted the following:
Resolved. That this association has
heard with the deepest sorrow OF the
| death of Miss Winnie Davis, which oc-
| CURED on Sunday last at Nafragansett
! PIER.
| Resolved. That in her death the daugh-
ters of the South have lost one whose
name was ever an inspiration to them
and tended 10 preserve i'm their recollec-
| ton the heroism and fidelity of the Con-
federacy's beloved President. her Illus
| trious father.
Resolved. That by her devotion 10 the
memories of the Lost Cause py her
loyalty 10 her people. by her pure anC
beautiful life. and by her constant dis
/ charge of flial duty. she drew to herself
| the affection and admiration of the sons
and daughters of our entire Southland.
I Resolved. That in the nobility and lofti'
ness OF her character she has set an eX-
ample which will shine in southern homes
| and be pointed 20 with pride by southern
| matron and maiden, and that the YOUTH
| Of this and future generations shan be
| taught the story of her heroic life, as ful-
dlIng the southern ideal of true woman
| hood. -,
| Resolved. That this association vii
! cherish her memory, and that as lur'
| ther evidence of love and affection. each
member will wear a badge of mourning
| for thirty days.
| Resolved. That the members OF ms as
/ sociation appreciate fully and grateiuilS
| the motives which prompted the selection
| Of Hollywood as the last resting-rlace OF
"tbe Daughter Of the Confederacy Ihls
| association was called into existence tc
| keen green the graves of heroes, and now
| n viii keep vigil over the grave OF TINS
beloved heroine-a new and sacred duty
Resolved. That this association tendeI
n the noble mother and devoted sister
whose hearts are bleeding, sincere sym
pathy in their great bereavement
Resolved, That copy of these resoIu
| tions be sent to Mrs V. Jefferson DaViS
and Mrs. ]. A. Hayes. and that copies D'
furnished the Richmond Dispatch, hich
mond Times. and the Confederate Nele'
ran. of Nashville. for puDhcatioh' o.
the following committee from the CON
fe6erate Memorial Literary Society was
Yesterday appointed to attend the rune
ral. Mrs. De Saussure. Mrs. Pendleton
NIiss Daurhman. Mrs Purcell, Mrs. NC
| C.uire Mrs. George Wayne Anderson
Miss Naurv. and Mrs. Hotchkss.
Tbe design selected by the society Is
sotd m be very beautiful, and decidedly
unique in character. ,,.-,.4. co,,,,,
A. a called meeting of Pickett Camp
ladies' Auxiliary, a committee CONSIST
| inc of Mrs. i. l.. Lynch and Mrs W. a
9urgess. 10 draft suitable resolutions ioi
| the local press on the death or MISS WIN
ME Davis it was moved that lott0r o,
coincidence also be sent TO the perea'e'
mother. ,.,on ,oo,,woof
Memorial Association will be held in~th'
,no+,,re-room of ST. Johns church to-day
~. t.ao o'clock z. NJ, for the purpose OF
Linz suitable action upon Miss Winnie
/ Davis's death. D,.,,S
,rnor, VIII be a meeting Of Richmond
! ~,,Iartor Daughters of ConfederacyS a
- C,o,,n Hail this morning at n1li pas
a. ,,,,rctually. TO complete arraaG 9meht'
! ~ atferd the funeral OF Miss DAVIS.
~ TSe confederate Museum is beini
! draned In mourning.
IINIoN VETERANS As ESCORT.
. cenerous Ofer Accepted by Mrs
Davis.
AN-cI,Tvr PIER r. L. Septem-