The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-24
A MEMORIAL HERR
t. OUR NOBLE DEAD
Impressive Exercises at the IN
yelling Tomorrow.
MANY VISITORS TO Be. HERE R.
Mrs HaIsey and Mrs. Blythe Among the
Early Ar rivals Outline of the Pro.
gramme-The Reception at
the Museum.

Tomorrow afternoon, in Hollywood
Cemetery, the exercises attendant upon
the unwilling of a, monument to two hun
dred and twenty-four known and un-
kown Confederate soldiers from Virginia.
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama, who lie buried In the
national cemeteries of Philadelphia, will
take place.
This monument has been erected by
the Dabney II. Maury Chapter of Phila-
@delphia, of which Mrs. James T. Halsey
is honorary president and Mrs. II. A.
Blythe Is president. The monument will
be unveiled by Miss Dabney N1aury Hal
sey, the daughter of Mrs Halsey. and
the granddaughter Of General Dabney II.
Nlaury, for whom the Ph1ladelpnla Cnap-
ter was named.
The monument is a boulder of Barre
granite. with four sides rock-faced- Its
size is s by by T. with bronze inscrlp-
ton tablets on the back and panel
feet s inches square. On the front IS
bronze relief cast from fulf-sized model
of three flags crossed, under WHICH 2 10
the inscription: "Furled, but not Iorgot-
ten. and around the large medalllon IS
inscribed: Fate denied them victory. out
gave them Immortality" The tablet on
the back reads: Erected by the Gen.
Dabney II. Maury Chapter. Daughters
Of the Confederacy, of Phiiadelpnsa, IN
loving and grateful memory OF the =
known and unknown Confederate soluieis
from Virginia, North Carolina, SOUTH !.
. Carolina Georgia and Alabama VINO ne
buried in national cemeteries IN Fii'e1-
delphia. Unveiled October, 19o-.
MANY VISITORS TO BE eHltRE.
The members of visiting organizations.
;ncI,,d;nr those from philadelphia. VINO
will he present viii be: Miss Miller. Mt.
and Mrs. J. A. Vandergrift ana party,
Miss Gertrude Agnes Byers, Mrs. Ben
iamin Franklin Clundi. Mrs. Henry May
Daniel, Miss Annie Chipley, Mrs. George
r Christian. Mrs. j. II. Hoftecher, Mrs.
Y Duer--NIrs. John D. Emack, Mrs w.
Fl. Overman Mrs. Spotswood Garland
Mrs. Juliana Taylor, Mrs. George ue p
Keim. Mrs. Louise Oates, Mrs. w llilaH1
Douglass Mason. Mrs E. v Heroertof'
Mrs. Henry Davis. Miss Lucy 6. Mayo.
A1rs Henry A Miller and Miss Sophie
Naples.
The orators of the afternoon Will be
Senator John W. Daniel. General Fltz-
hugh Lee DIR. Thomas Nelson rage
and Hon. John Cadwallader. Colonel a
X. Mcclure who was TO have been one
OF the speakers will be unable to come.
Hon. j. Taylcr Ellyson and Governor a.
T. Montague will be on the platform ana
Mr.. EIlvson will introduce the speakers.
General J. S. Carr. of Durham Co!onel
w. III. 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 south
Carolina representative.
All the Confederate and nemorial
| organizations have been invited to
participate in the evenings ceremo-
NAL Mrs. T.. Taylor Erlyson is
chairman of the committee OF ar
engagements. which also includes Mrs
lanes d. Crump Mrs. Kate Winn,
Mrs. c. Stewart. Mrs. r. y Mlnor
and Mrs. James r Werth.
cantain Frank Cunningham Will lead
IL the singing at the exercises and FRO
lessor Felix Iardella's band VIII furnish
| the music.
Ladies to Meet.
r,aicers and vice agents Of the Con,
| rodera1e Memorial Literary Society VII
act as a committee on SATURDAY Il ~, H
| ,,n,.ei,inr They will assemble at the
| .eoco-,d PRESBYTERIAN Church at = NJ
An. Informal reception will pc neln az
| the Confederate Museum tomorrow nlShl
~ q o'clock in honor of the members OF
| tho General Dabney II. Ma,ry CHAPTER
| daughters of the Confederacy. All vice
| regents are expected to be present. anc
| ali visiting Daughters and their friends
are invited.
Mrs. Halsey arrived in the city last
| night from Philadelphia, and is the guest
| 81 Mrs. F. NJ Boykin. Mrs Blythe has
| also arrived. and is a guest at Laburnlm