The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-17
CELEBRATION Of
LEE CENTENNIAL
Four Distinct Features of
the C0mmemordti0n
Provided For.
MEMORIAL SERVICE
AT CHURCH
Memorial Address by Bishop Ran
dolph-Great Military Pageant
Arranged for Saturday, with
Salutes at Monument.
Veterans to Receive
Crosses.

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The plans for the exercises in Richmond
in connection with the one- e-hundredth an
niversary OF the birth Of General Rober,
Z. Lee are practically complete. Rev.
James p. Smith. general chairman. said
last night that nearly every detail had
been provided for and that tho commit
tees were working ivery satisfactorily
toward a successful completion OF the
outline proposed for the Richmond cere-
monies.
The exercises in Richmond are divided
into four distinct features:
1st. A memorial service at st. Pauls
Church at u NJ.
ID A military and Confederate parade
at $50 P. M.
Sd. Presentation of portrait OF General
Lee to Virginia Historical Society at $50
p. NJ
4th. Joint meeting OF Lee Camp and the
Daughters of the Confederacy at Lee
Camp Hall at S:l5 P. NJ.
The general committee in charge of the
centennial exercises consists of the fol-
lowing, representing the Confederate Nc
mortal Literary Society: Mrs. Kate p.
Minor, Mrs. James R. Werth, Mrs. 7. A.
Cary, Miss w. P. Harris and Mrs. c. w.
P. Brock. and, representing r Z. Lee
Camp, No. /. C. ". Rev. James P. Smith,
Colonel W. e. Cutshaw. Mr.. Joseph Bry-
an, Judge Geo. l. Christian, Rev. J. Will
liam Jones and Past-Commander James
Vass.
After the plans were outlined the fol-
lowing subcommittees were appointed to
arrange the details of each part OF the
memorial exercises:
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Landon r. Mason, Mr.. Joseph Bryan and
Mrs. Kate P. Minor.
On the Military Parade-General ChaS
J. Anderson. Captain John Lamb and Ma
jor o. B. Morgan.
On the Picture Presentation-A1rs Jo-
seph Bryan, Rev. Jas. P. Smith. Mrs.
Kate Minor.
On the Evening Exercises-Mr. James
vass, Mr. David a. Brown and Mrs. N.
v. Randolph
The Church Service.
The program as arranged by the COM
mittee on the memorial service at st.
Pauls is subject to some slight correc-
ton. hut is substantially as given below.
The service will be held at l2 M. in old
ST. Paul's, where General Lee worshiped
when in Richmond The Lee pew and the
Lee memorial window will be appro-
priately draped. The middle aisle will be
reserved for specially invited guests. as
follows:
Famly-Miss Mary Lee, Captain r. E.
Lee, wife and two daughters, Mrs. w. III.
r. Lee, Colonel R. =. Lee, Jr., Dr.. G. Boil
ing Lee.
staff-colonel II. NJ. r. Talcott, Colonel
Confederate oaicers-General Eppa
Hunton. General w. r. Cox, Colonel
Thomas H, Carter.
Ottlcials-Hon. Carlton Mccarthy, May
or, and city officials, State officials, judi
ciary, etc.; the Misses Stewart.
Societies as Bodies.
Joint Committee-A1rs. x, p Minor.
Mrs. H. A. Cary Mrs. c. w. p. Brock
Miss NJ. P. Harris, Mrs, ], II. Werth.
Confederate Memorial Literary Society.
Of the Confederacy Richmond /
Chapter; Hollywood Memorial Association
and Junior Hollywood Association, Oals-
wood Memorial Association and Junior
Association. Hebrew Memorial
Association and Junior Hebrew Assocla-
tion, r. e. Lee Camp. No. 4, q. W; George
e, Pickett Camp, c. vi; Joe Johnston
amp, G., "; all Confederate veterans
and members of Lee Camp Soldiers
Home; Sons of Confederate Veterans
The committee wish 1t clearly under
stood, however, that only the middle aisle
Of the church Is reserved. the large side
aisles and \capacious galleries being
city of st, Paul's Is so great that even
with the middle aisle reserved, there Is
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