The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-08
MRS. DAVIS ARRIVES.
Detailed Programme for the dwelling
Exercises To-Day.

Mrs. HAYES, arrived IN Richmond last
evening at o'clock over the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad.
They were met at the station by Hon
J. Taylor Ellyson and driven to the JEFF
ferson Hotel.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Hayes were both
so much fatigued by the trip they excused
themselves TO newspaper men. They only
saw few friends, and retired early
Miss r. T. Waller, a niece Of Mrs.
Davis, was with the party. She Is the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs Philip Taylor
TABLETS AND MONUMENTS.
The tablets 10 the memory Of Miss Win
ME Davis and her brothers were placed
IN st. Pauls church yesterday, and the
U. ID. c. Monument 10 Miss Davis was
put In position al the grave in Hollywood
The monuments to her father and elder
brother will probably be put in place be-
fore tonight for the unwilling tomorrow.
There may be changes In the programme
after a consultation between Mrs. Davis
and members Of the Monument Commit
tee to-day.
The intention is TO have business ses-
sion Of tina United Daughters immediate
ly following the opening exercises Of their
convention this morning at 10 o'clock.
memory Of Miss Winnie Davis will be I'M
yelled. The services will be conducted
by the Right Rev George w. Peterkin,
Bishop OF West Virginia. assisted by the
Rev Landon r. Mason. The selection OF
these reverend gentlemen was most APP
propriate both having been brave soldiers
of the Confederate States The services
win be made comparatively brief, carry
ing an increase rather than loss OF Inn
pressiveness.
THE UNWILLING.
The tablets will be unveiled by Jefferson
Hayes Davis grandson of the late 1'res-
dent, and nephew Of Miss Winnie Davis
During the unwilling the president
Jefferson Davis Funeral March viii be
performed by Mr.. Jacob Reinhardt. This
march was composed by Mr.. Reinhardt
for the services at the relnterment of the
remains Of Mr.. Davis on May 81, 1898. and
was rendered at the grave by the Stone
wall Band.
The unwilling will be preceded by the
sermon and this musical programme:
Processional-Hymn 176. For All the
Saints, Who from Their Labors Rest"
(Barnby),
Morning Prayer.
Venite, Exultemus Domino CMorlngtonl
Gloria Patrie................. (Mornllgton)
TIE Deum Laudamus.. ttaikint
Jubilate DeO.................... (RoDlnsonl.
Hymn 3i4, Nearer Ny God, to Thee.
(Mason)
The benedlction will conclude the UNI
yelling exercises and will be followed BY
hymn No. 40i II Heard a Sound OF
Voices Around the Great White Throne
which was composed by Or. Carmichael
The body of the church will be reserved
for the regents. Daughters of the Con-
federacy. and visiting delegates. who Will
be in attendance upon the meetings in
this city. and all Confederate organiza-
tons and societies are requested also 70
send a committee OF representation. 1t
is hoped that they will consider this no
tice a sufficient invitation. as the uncer-
tainty about the arrival OF the tablets
prevented the vestry Of the church and
the committee in charge Of the arrange
ments from sending out a more formal
notice.
After the exercises az the church have
been concluded there will be a recess until
1 O'clock when a business session Will
be held for two hours.
At Q o'clock i'm the evening a reception
and supper will be rendered the visiting
Daughters. Regents and Vice-Regents OF
the Confederate Memorial Literary So
eiety by the Richmond Chapter Of the
U. d. c. at the Jefferson Hotel.
To GET NUMBERS.
Mrs Alfred Gray. chairman Of the
Winnie Davis Monument Committee, re-
quests that II be announced That the
ladies of the committee have decided not
TO give out the numbers foe private car
riages until Thursday. Numbers may De
gotten from the aides at the Jefferson.
The unwilling ceremonies will be I'm
charge Of the r. f. Lee Camp. No. l. c.
". at Hollywood Cemetery. Prayer VIII
be offered by Rev. James p. Smith. The
orator Of the day. Hon. Beverly II. Nun
ford. will then be introduced by Governor
]. Hoge Tyler. At the conclusion OF Mt
Munford's address the monument VIII be
unveiled by jefferson Davis Hayes
An ode to the Daughters OF the Con-
federacy" will be read by Or. II. NJ
Clarkson. He will he followed by Mr.. w.
s. Kelley. Of the Confederate Veteran
Camp OF New York. Mr. Kelley Will be
introduced by Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson