The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-01
TO the Lee Mausoleum.

the cortese passed through the beautiful
university campus TO tho Lee lnausoleuin,
beneath which In a crypt In the burial
vault tho body was placed beside the re
mains Of father, mother and one Sis
ter The young men OF the Universit!
preceded the hearse,5i bearing the flora
offerings. Following came the fat11il y afo
friends. then Colonel William a. Ander
son. Attorney General Of Virginia, who
escorted General William E. Mickle, OF
New Orleans. Adjutant General < Of the
United Confederate Veterans; faculties
of Washington and Lee University and
the Virginia Military Institute, students,
Confederate organizations OF I1exing tor,
citizens OF town and county. .5s
The battalion OF cadets of The Virginia
Military Institute stood at salute as the
procession moved by.
The pail bearers were students Of Wash
ington and Lee, Messrs. Bagley, Stone.
White, Sloan, Dcsha. Pipes, English
and Brown. Among tho relatives ti,'e.ss
and friends present from a distance
we're Captain Robert f. Lee, Of
New Kent county Va. brother;@ Mrs.
w. Fl. +. Lee, and son, Colonel r ODE ct
i. Lee, of Fairfax county; DR., G. Boiling
Lee, OF New York: Il j udge Penn Lee. OF
Rocky Mount, Va; Julian Burke, of Alex
andrla: Jonathan Bryan and the Misses
Stewart, OF Richmond; Mrs. Mildred Lee
Francis, OF Norfolk, and Miss Matte
p. Harris, Of Roanoke. s If
Along the route to Lexington from New
Orleans the funeral train was the object
OF great consideration by Confederate orr
CARNATIONS in towns through which It
passed Acting as a guard Of honor. from
New Orleans TO Atlanta, were Col
onel B. f. Eshlemans and L. =,
Fallon, Of the Washington Artil-
5lery, Army OF Northern Virginia; Col
onel George "a. Williams and J.9D. Hall,
OF the Army OF Tennessee; Thomas WIKI
nson, alumnus of washington and Lee,
and w. L.. Weoter. of the. Sons iof Vet
Grams.
Donors of Floral Tributes. [
About fifty beautiful floral offerings
were sent. Some of the scarls were lost
in transit. but the following are a mong
the number that reached here intact:
Washington Artillery. Camp 49, New Or
leans, La; United Sons OF Confederate
Veterans. New Orleans; Louisiana Division
OF Army OF Northern Virginia Veterans,
New Orleans Iadie Confederate Memorial
Association, New Orleans; Confederate
OF New Orleans; Confederate
Memorial Association of Montgomery,
Ala; Dixie Chapter, Alabama Division,
Daughters Of the Confederacy; Grade OF
the confederacy'. Chapter, Alabama DE-
vision. United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy; Camp Lomax, United Confederate
Veterans. Montgomery, Ala; Sophie Bibb
Chapter United Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy OF Montgo merry, Ala; Governor md
State officers OF Alabama: 3 Mrs. !. . e.
Lee, vice-president OF Confederate Me-
mortal Association, Montgomery, Ala;
General Order. United Daughters OF Con-
Charleston. s. G.: Atlanta Chap
ter, Daughters Of the Confederacy; Mrs.
4. G. Richardson n, New Orleans: Old Dos
minion Chapter, United Daughters Of the
Confcderacy, Lynchburg. Ya.;3 Garland
Rhodes Camp, Confederate Veterans,
Lynchburg, Va; Misses Stewart, Brook
hill, Va; Mary Gusts Lee Chapter.
Daughters OF the Confederacy, Lexington,
Va; Miss Matte P. Harris, Roanoke, Va;
DR.. James A. Quarles, and Miss Annie
r. White, Lexing ton. Va; the Harry Lee
Boat Club OF Washington and Lee Uni
Miss Matte Boiling. Mrs. John
Stuart, G. Nv. Peterkin, Miss IIanewinckel.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles G. Plnckney, Ladies'
Hebrew Memorial Association. Confed4-
rate Memorial Seminary Society, all Of
Richmond Mr.. and. Mrs. Chatand. OF
washington, .. c.; Henry Young. of
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