The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
.WJLL FOLLOW HIM
TO HOLLYWOOD.
Old Pupils Of Mr.. John P. Nc
Gurc Will Attend Funerali III
a Body.
TO 4 ERECT A MEMORIAL :I' OR 4 I.
Movement Already Begun to PER
pctuate His Memory i'll Marble
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ERECT A MEMORIAL 3 ri

The funeral of Professor John Peyton
Mcguire will take place from tho ST.
James Protestant Episcopal Church this
afternoon at o'clock. a ia
The rector OF the church, Rev. VIII
liam N1ondo Clark, will olciate.
The corpse will be borne to. Its last
resting place in Hollywood by delcgatio
Of his old students, chosen at the mass
meeting yesterday. The hearse will be
followed BY hundreds Of the alumni, who
viii assclnbl this afternoon at the
corner OF Belvidere and Main Streets at
4.30 o'clock and proceed thence to the
church.
The floral design selected by Mr.. Henry
Lee Valentine on behalf Of the alumni,
who gathered In the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday, Is q most appropriate
one.
It Will represent when completed q
large open book, on stand OF flowers.
Both base and book will be thing OF
beauty, and the motto vii be exquIsitely
inwrought with flowers, The words,
Truth Honor, scholarship compose
the motto, being the three things Profess
sor MCGUIRE was accustomed to teach
the words. with love and sympathy,
from his old devoted scholars"
The Pallbearers.
The active pail bearers will be: Messrs.
w. G.. Stanard, F. E. Noting, Seldom
Darlington, DR.. Edwin Hobson. l.. NJ.
Williams, DR.. Robert Bryan, L. T. y.
Myers, Jr., Z. r. Valentine.
The honorary pnll-bearcrs will be:
Messrs John L. Williams. Colonel Archer
Anderson. Joseph Bryan, Dr. Hugh NJ.
Taylor. W.. T. Darlington. Robert w.
Tomlin, Judge John II. Ingram. DR..
L. S. Pendleton. E. G. Leigh, Jr.. Francis
II. Smith, Judge George l.. Christian.
Captain ". Gordon NcCabe, II. G. Forst-
mann, Charles II Winston G. NJ. Motley.
Henry Taylor, Jr.. William Kean, James
r. Gordon, DR.. j. Hall Moore and S.
w. Travers.
g4 Old Pupils Meet.
Fully two hundred and fifty alumni
and students Of McGuire's University
School assembled at noon yesterday In
the Chamber of Commerce hall to do
honor to the memory OF their beloved
teacher and to take action regarding his
death and funeral.
Judge John IT. Ingram presided. and
Mr. F. e. Noting was secretary Of the
meeting.
It was decided that all of Professor
McGulre's old students should assemble
at the corner Of Belvidere and Main
Streets this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. and
thence they will march In body to the
church.
A committee, consisting of Messrs. r.
A. Dunlop, C. w. Throckmorton. w. G.
Stanard, John "a. Coke, was appointed to
draw zip suitable resolutions, which will
be published In all the daily papers Of this
city as soon as drafted. Another COM
mittee, consisting Of five old students and
five Of the pupils Of the present school.
will be named BY the chairman to see to
the erection of a tomb or some other me-
mortal to be built by contributions from
both old and present students
committee, with Mr. II. l.. Valentine
as chairman, was chosen to select some
suitable floral design little later the
present pupils at the school met and took
similar action.
The active pail bearers were chosen,
as already given.