The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-25

cidEood, Colonel 10 Lane Stern, Major
John Cussons. Major F.. p. Sutton, Ma
jor# Cyrus Bossieux, Major Al q. Lums-.
den, Major A S. Lanier. Major NJ. y.
HoEe, Major w. e. Simons.
1he military organizations Of the city
will also be present. 53.
rhe carriages will contain the mem
bets Of the Dabney Maury Chapter, OF
Philadelphia, the ladies of the Holy
wood Memorial Association and the
committees appointed to represent var1-s
GUS confederate organizations. AFTER
1,ese will come carriages occupied oy
citizens interested in the exercises ana
entering into the spirit OF the occasion
The Richmond women Of the Holly
wood Memorial wish the fact to De I'M
de}stood that the monument to the Pnlia-.
Gelnhia Confederate dead is placed IN
hollywood because it was not possible.
to erect It in the Philadelphia cemeter-
leg, where the bodies are lying.
THE UNWILLING.
The monument will be unveiled
,,,v Miss Dabney Maury Hal
soy the daughter OF Mrs Ha1sey. and
tie granddaughter OF, General Dabney II.
Naury. for whom the Philadelphia Chap
ter was named
The monument is boulder Of Barre
granite with four sides rock-faced- It's
size is 6 by 3 by I. with bronze inscr1p-
f. ton tablets on the back and a panel
feet inches square. On the front is a
bronze relief cast from full-sized model
of three flags crossed, under which is
the inscription: "Furled, but not forgot
ten and around the large medallion is
inscribed: Fate denied them victory. but
gave them immortality The tablet on
the back reads: Erected by the Gen.
Dabney II. Maury Chapter. Daughters
of the Confederacy, OF Philadelphia, IN IN
loving and grateful memory OF the N4
known and unknown Confederate soldlers
from Virginia, North Carolina, SCUM u
Carolina. Georgia and Alabama. VINO lie
buried in national cemeteries in Phlla-
delphia Unveiled October, 1902.
AMONG THE GUESTS
The members of visiting organizations,
including those from Philadelphia, VINO
Will he present win be: Miss Miller. Mr..
and Mrs. J. a vandergrift and party,
Miss Gertrude Agnes Byers. Mrs. Ben
5amin Franklin Clundi. Mrs. Henry May
Daniel, Miss Aimee Chipley, Mrs. Georse
l. Christian, Mrs. J. II. Hoffecher, Mrs
" Duer. Mrs. John =. Amack, Mrs. w.
II. Overman, Mrs. Spotswood Garland,
Mrs. Juliana Taylor. Mrs. George de q.
Keim. Mrs Louise Oates, Mrs. William
Douglass Mason, Mrs. e. V. Herberton,
Mrs. Henry Davis, Miss Lucy q. Mayo,
Mrs Henry A. Miller, and Miss Sophie
NAPLES.
The orators Of the afternoon VIII be
Senator John W. Daniel, General f1tz-
hugh Lee, DR.. Thomas Nelson rage.
and Hon. John Cadwallader Colonei a.
x LcClure. who was to have been one
of the speakers will be unable to come.
Hon J Taylor Ellyson and Governor a:
T Montague will be on the platform and
Mr.. ElIyson will introduce the speakers.
North Carolina will be represented oy
General 7. S. Carr, of Durham; Colonei
w. IT. S. Burgwyn. OF Weldon; Major
Graham Davis, of New Berne. and cap
tain A. B. Stronach. Of Raleigh. zap
tain w. NJ Lumpkins will be the Soutn
Carolina representative.
All the Confederate and memorial
organizations have been invited 10
participate in the afternoon's ceremo-
NAL Mrs. j.. Taylor Ellyson is
Hartman of the committee OF ar
rangem ants. which also includes Mrs.
lanes ID. Crump. Mrs. Kate 5. Mlnn,
Mrs r. c. Stewart, Mrs. E. G. Minor
and Mrs. James r Werth.
Captain Frank Cunningham VII, 1sao
in the singing at the exercises dtu
lessor Felix Iardela's band VIII iuiii1sA
the music.
THO officers and vice-regents OF the
Confederate Memorial Literary Soclety5
viii act. as a, committee at the unvelllns
EXERCISES. and will meet in the Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church this afternoon az
3 o'clock. IN,
1o-n;sht an informal reception VIII
no held from 9 to Il in the Conleo-
crate Museum in honor of the Dabney n.
Maury Chapter of Confederate Daush-#
ters. All vice-regents will be in charge
Of their respective rooms and all visit
inr Daughters and their friends are IN
viteJ.
THE LADIES GUESTS.
The following ladies will be in car
riages, "a Richmond lady in each car
ria sc with the VISITORS: Mrs Joseph
BRYAN, Mrs. Turner Ashby Blythe, MIS-.
J. Taylor Ellyson. Mrs. James 1. l1al-
sew, Miss Dabney Maury l1alsey' MISS
Isabel Miller; Mrs: Kate s. VIM, Mis.
Nandian Duer. Mrs. John D. AmacR,
Mrs. Hugh NJ. TAYLOR; Ms T. = Milier.
Mrs. Juliana Taylor. Mrs Middleton
Fisher. Miss Caroline Sinkier: Mrs r..
G. Minor, Miss Gertrude Agnes Byers,
Mrs. George L. Christian; Miss Aimee
Ch;pley. Mrs. Henry A. Miller, Miss So
phie NAPLES; Mrs. Stephen Putney, Mrs
George de 8. Kcln. Mrs. Louisa Oates,
Mrs. William Douglas Mason; Mrs. Jas.
R. Wert,1, Mrs Spotswood Garland, MISS
Garland; Mrs Daoney Maury Colonel
Richard Maury, Mrs. Richard Maury,
Miss Isabel Maury; Mrs. Thomas =
Leary, Mrs Andrew j. Montague Mrs
]. a. vandergrift, Mrs. B. FRANKLIN
Church
The representatives of the Colonial
Danes in Mrs. Herbert \. Claiborne
carriage will be Mrs. Robert A. Gibson.
Mrs. Lion G. TYLER. Miss Elizabeth Cole
man and Miss Smith. Ladies from the
HOLLYWOOD Memorial Association Will m
c,.;da Mrs. Maxwell Clarke. Miss Mary
C.ra,,shaw and Mrs. J. G. Stewart
Two carria ges will be occupied oy the
Richmond Daughters of the Contederacy
containing thcir guests. Mrs. Robert !.
Meade. Of Petersburg, president OF the
Grand Division: Mrs. ]. q. Ilmberiake,
corresponding secretary Of the Grand
Division: Miss Anne Bentley, recording
secretary Of the Richmond Chapter, ano
Mrs Maria Robinson.
All carriages are expected to be on
Fifth Street. between Main and Franklin
today at 3 P. NJ. DR.. W. X. L
Smith. the pastor of the Second Baptist
Church. who served during the Civil
we, Z, caneral Forests cavalry COM