Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-07

Charles Billups, DR.. V. Harrison, Z. H.
McCluer. II. j. Sherwin, Jr., Mllilam
Sherwin. John Charters, Hamp. Taylor
II C. Beattie. A. H. Thiermann, captain
+. NJ. WORKMAN, Captain j. Il. Phiillps'
]. w. Henson, J. NJ. Fourqurean, Johh
S. Elicit J. r. Turpin, j. II. REDWOOD
/ d. Redwood. DR.. w. A. Deas, MAYOR
Sol Cutchins. Captain c. Wyatt, captain
W. L. Daughtrey, Captain John A.
Hutcheson. Hon. b. b. Munford, Colonel
w. n. Palmer, Major Otway ). Allen
Colonel Charles Euker, Major W. III.
Sands, Captain r. y. Shepherd, MaJor
j. II. Derbyshire. DR.. r. b. Teusler, DR.
r.. r. Baker, Captain r. II. Deane, DR..
f. C. Simpson. G.. b. Hobson. DR.. Ed
ward Mccarthy, Rev. l.. Il. Mason, DR..
C. w. p. Brock, Captain G.. Watt Tay-
lor Charles u. Williams, Captain j. c.
Atkinson, S. w. Travers, Edward Strud-
wick, w. j. Carter, Captain II. b. Owen,
Colonel b. o. James, and John A. Lamb.
The following are the aides appointed
from among the veterans OF Lee Camp:
John NJ. Warren. George Il. Deane, j.
Henry Kracke, and Joseph w. Thomas.
From Pickett Camp: j. Il. Sullivan.
William r. Moody, John 7. Hughes, and
William +. Ford.
From r. L. Lee Camp, Sons of Vete-
rams: John A. Lamb, Judson S. Booker,
Robert Leckey, Jr. and j. NJ. NJ. Gregory.
The members of the Deep-Run Hunt
Club. through it's president, DR.. j. 4.
White, have been asked to appear mount
ed in the procession in a body.
FORM AT ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
The procession will be formed at st.
Johns church at o'clock. Colonel
Halves has issued the following order,
containing directions to organizations,
and giving the line of march:
Richmond. Va, May 4, 1899.
l. Organizations proposing to take part
in the ceremonies of the lakewood Memo
rial Association, May 10, 1899, will report
to the chief marshal. corner of Twenty
fifth and Broad streets, at 1880 p. NJ.
sharp.
H. The line of march will be from
Twenty-ffth and Broad TO Libby Hill,
and thence TO lakewood Cemetery. After
arriving inside the cemetery the parade
will be dismissed
III The mounted aids to the chief mar
shall are earnestly requested to report
promptly, so that they can assist In
forming the parade, as it is important
that the line move at o'clock sharp.
G.. PERCY HAYES.
Chief Marshal.
j. W. Lockwood, Jr., Chief of staff.
SIMPLE EXERCISES.
Miss Ruby Bodeker, president of the
lakewood Association, requests all mem
bers who wish to take part in the parade
TO assemble at ST. Johns church at $3.50
p. NJ, on the 9Th day Of May. The ex-
ercses will be opened by the national
hymn, led by ten children carrying red
and white Confederate flags. The ex-
president Of the association, Mrs. a. Y.
stokes and the ex-yice-president, have
been invited by the president TO go in
a carriage with her. The opening prayer
will be offered by Rev. Mr.. Mastin. Hon.
d. C. Richardson Will be master of cere-
monies. Colonel w. Gordon McCabe will
deliver the grafton, and the benediction
will be pronounced by Rev. r. A. Good
win.
The flowers will be strewn on the sod
the parade will be dismissed, and the
ceremonial tribute to the memory Of the
unknown heroes who sleep in lakewood
will have been paid.
All persons wishing TO contribute flowers
TO the monument, If sent to Mrs. Annie
Simons, she will receive them the morn
ing Of the 10th, or that afternoon at the
monument.