The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-19

Daughters of the Confcderacy will be as
signed places by an aid on the left OF
the procession on Grace Street near Sew
enth.
The parade will move at $3.50 O'clock
| through Franklin Street to the General
r. e. Lee monument passing around 1t,
| and hating when the centre of the uni
formed militia shall have arrived opposite
| tho west face of the monument. Tho vet
Grams Will then take post around and
outside the railing After the placing OF
| a wreath on tho monument by deleSa-
| ton of the Daughters of the Confederacy
| end appropriate music by the band, the
uniformed troops will march through
| Franklin, Ryland and Grace Streets to
| the point of departure, where they VIII
| be dismissed.
\ The IIowitzers will not be In the line
| OF the parade, but will have their guns
| stationed near the monument and will fire
| propriate salutes.
| III the procession members OF the camps (
officers of tho day, Daughters OF the Con-
! federacy and representatives of the va
rious patriotic associations will have cons
| spicuous places.
In carriages will be the following:
Tho joint committees: DR.. James p.
Smith, chairman; Hon. George l.. Chris-
| tian, Mr.. Joseph Bryan, Rev. j. VIM.
Jones. DR.. c. w. p. Brock, Colonel Jas.
Cary, Mrs. j. r. Werth. Miss M. +.
Harris, Mrs. Il. C. Minor.
Members of the Lee family.
Observation-Disclosures Memorial
Associat ton, lakewood Memorial Associa-
ton, Hebrew Memorial Association, Cons
Tolerate Memorial Literary Society,
United Daughters of the Confectionery.
veterans of Lee Camp Home. Lee and
Pickett Camps, Sons of Veterans.
parresertatiynS of Daughters OF the
Confederacy and presidents OF the junior
auxiliaries of the Hollywood, lakewood
and Hebrew Memorial Associations. The
Hollywood Association, represented by
Mrs J. Taylor Ellyson; oakwood, by
Mrs. John T. Hughes; Hebrew. by Miss
Isoline Moses; Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, by Mrs. Brock.
Other Features.
After the parade. say har'ns s II the s.
S Ct TIC 9s7 v hast Frankin strsst
the wartime home of Genera LEE Lef,
where a portrait of the general; Whi en-
the Daughters Of the Confederacy, will
be unveiled with appropriate cefe-
monies. ,,,.oa hv Mrs
n This po daurhte ma Of the late Dr. Min
nigerode. who was the rector OF 81.
paurs Church during the , wari w Mss
Andrews is in the city, and Will at
tend the exercises to-day, p,c,,-
At. Z o'clock the Mems Gia at f ~ See Sec
ond Baptist Church IN cs asoas Ne 81
the Lee Anniversary. pr. Iho Wnis, fs,e
son b PAGE ise a snaak Mr and Mr.. POLK Mil
iet Al VS. s:1 % the jeint meeting Of the
Cpi W. Confederacy will be held at Lee
ca Hall. on Broad Street. ,..
The following Is the hs, pros ssainr ~ but may
be changed in some particulars:
Assembly called to order by Comm G,lss
Ereeman Of Lee SMh aapn pf Of Lee camp:
music; address by Ex-Governor =: .. "a
tague; music: address on rG " ses ,,in ps
Il Iss By Sv e Adutant T. ss rf sra
ron of Lee Camp; presentation of crosses
by Miss Mary Lee assisted py n y i,,,,,
Sion a' United Daughters Of confederacy:
Mrs Claude A. Swanson. vice-president,
Chatham Chapter U. D. c.: Mrs Archar
Anderson. Richmond Chapter, u c.h p, o.;
u b. C.; music; poem. Lee" by Mrs
Kate Langley Bosher. member Of Ricll-
mond Chapter. read by Rev. Or. William
The music OF the evening is in charge.
of Captain Frank w. cunningham.
G ons st OF Of e onG veterans which
list has already been published IN TINS
paper.
South Carolina to Virginia.
The one-hundredth anniversary of tho
birth of General Lee will be celebrated
| In all parts OF South Carolina to-day. and
| in addition the Palmetto State Will hes
represented in the celebration IN this city
A few days ago the Legislature OF thu
state voted an appropriation to provide O.
floral offering to be laid on the Ice Mons.
ument in this city. The masnhcent floral
design has been received by Governor
Swanson. who was requested by South.
Cardinals Chief Executive to see that the
! purpose of the Legislature is complied
with q
Governor Swanson has turned the floral
Offering over to Chief Marshal General
Charles j. Anderson. It will be seen at
st. Pnurs Church this morning, and will
: have place in one of the carriages in
a the procession in tho afternoon. and when
= the exerclses at the Lee Monument are
concluded 1t will be place Mt the foot Of
n the statue of the great general as South
n Cardinals tribute.