The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-13

sions at ST. Pauls tie public have no
come forward, fearing that the entir
seating capacity had been reserved. Th
space Is so large however. that abun
dant room is secured for the Confederate
and other organizations in the middle
aisle. and the larger part of the seatint
capacity of the church will be open t.
the public.
To Attend in Body.
Tho organizations which will attend ii
body are the Hollywood Memorial AS.
ISOLATION, the Junior Hollywood Associa-
ton, the lakewood Memorial Association
and the Junior lakewood Association, the
Hebrew Memorial and the Junior Hebrew
Associations, the Confederate Memorial
Literary Society, the Daughters OF the
Confederacy. all OF which will meet in the
Sunday school rooms at St. Paul's al II 80
a. NJ, and go into the church In body.
+. Z. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
and r. E. Lee Camp, Sons of Veterans,
will meet at Lee Camp Hall at 1870
and march to the church. Pickett Camp
Will also meet at its hall and march to
the church. Seats will be reserved for
members of the Jefferson Davis Monu-
ment Association and for the state and
city officials, the judges of the City
County and Supreme Courts. all Of whom
will attend in a body. While it Is un-
derstood that the doors will not he opened
TO the public until these organizations
have been seated. large corps of eff
Gent ushers will be provided, and COM
Portable arrangements may be assured for
NIL who como. up to the limit OF the ca
pacity Of the church.
The music at this service. under the
direction OF Professor Reinhardt. will he
conducted by full chorus. The process
sional hymn, sung by the whole congre-
CATION. standing, will be Onward Chris
tian Soldiers" The second hymn will be
the one known as General Lees favorite.
"How Firm Foundation" and many
veteran will remember the Sunday af-
temoons In camp when a great band at
Headquarters made the forests ring with
the melody of the "Portuguese Hymn.r
The last HMM will be For All the
Saints Who From Their Labors Rest
the memorial hymn OF the nation. These
three hymns will be used at practically
all the memorial services throughout the
South, thus giving feature in common
to the simultaneous memorials.
Bishop y. NJ. Randolph. of the Diocese
OF Southern Virginia, will make brief
memorial address. With him in the chan
Gel will be the Rev. Robert w. Forsyth,
rector OF st. Parls Church: Rt. Rev.
Robert a. Gibson, bishop of Virginia: RI
tor OF the Diocese of Southern Virginia;
the Rev. ]. William Jones, D. D., chap
lain of the Grand Camp. Confederate
veterans; the Rev. James p. Smith n
d.; the Rev. Landon r. Mason, D. D..
and the Rev. William H, Whitsitt, D. D.
The church service will be entirely in
dependent of the military parade in the
afternoon. and will emphasize General
Lees position as a Christian and n men,
nT
Military Parade.
In the afternoon at $3.50 there will he
a military md Confederate parade 10
the Lee moIrument, on which a COM
mittee of the Richmond Chapter, Daugh-
tiers OF the Confederacy, will place
memorial wreath. 1t was at first pro-
posed to have the school children Of the
city grouped about the monument and
to have them sing appropriate patrIo,lc
hymns, with accompaniment of the
bands The school authorities, however
We're unwilling to risk the possibility of
Indictment weather at this time In mid
winter and arrangements for this feature
have not been made. General CHARLES 7
Anderson will be chief marshal of tha
parade, and viii have associated with
him In charge of the detailed grange.
inents Captain John Lamb and Major o.
.. Morgan The five companies OF the
Seventeen Regiment, the Blues Battal-
Ion and the Howitzers will be In line
with musical accompaniment. r. e. Lee
Camp, G. ", and r. Il. Lee Camp Sons
of Veterans, and George o. Pickett
Camp, G. ", Will also be in line INC
Veterans of the Soldiers Home will be
taken to the monument to await the
parade and the guns OF the Howitzer
battalion win be parked nearby for a
suitable military salute. General Ander-
son has not yet announced the list of
us stan, but II Is understood that he will
he accompanied by a large mounted
escort.
There will DO only one carriage in the
parade, which VIII contain the presidents
of the HOLLYWOOD and lakewood Memo
rial Associations. the presidents of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
ana the president OF Richmond Chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Order Issued.
The following official order concerning
the seventieth Regiments participation In
the parade was issuedtlast night.
Headquarters seyentIeth Regiment In
fantry, Virginia Volunteers.
Richmond, Va, Jan. u, 1907.
Orders No.
l. The field staff, N. c. o. staff and
band of this regiment, located In Rich
mond, will report IN dress uniform to
Major G. G. BossieuX. Saturday, Jam
nary 10, 1907, at o'clock p NJ, FOR
parade tho field and staff mounted.
II. The commanding officers of Com
panies A, b, g, + and II win assemble
their respective companies at the ar
lnory on Saturday, January 10, 1907,
IN dress uniform. at 8 o'clock p. NJ,
for parade.
III. The First Battalion will be
formed II S:15 o'clock y, NJ, and move