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


Daughters or the Confsderacy win he as
signed places hy an aid on tho left os
I the procession on Grace Street near Sew
cnth.
The parade will move at 800 O'Clock
! through Franklin Street 60 the General
Il. T. Lee monument. passing around &c..
ana hating when the centre OF the uni
| formed militia shall have arrived opposite
the west face of the monument Tho vet
/ Grams VIII then take post around and
outside the railing. After the placing OF
a wreath on tho monument bv a deleea-
ton OF the Daughters OF the Confectionery
and appropriate music by the band tho
uniformed troops viii march through
Franklin. Rylant and Grace Streets to
the point or departure, where they viii
bc dismissed.
The Howitzcrs VIII not be IN the line
! Of the parade, but viii have their guns
stationed near the monument and win fire
appropriate salutes-
I'm tho procession members OF the camps.
officers Of tho day. Daughters OF the Con-
fedcracy and representatives OF the va
rious patriotic associations WIN have con-
snicuous places.
In carriages will be the following.
Tho joint committee. DR.. James p.
I Smith. chairman. Hon. George l.. Chris
/ tian. Mr. Joseph Bryan. Rev. J. W-m-
! Jones, Dr. g.. W. =. Brock. Colonel Jas.
( Nass. Mrs. a.. W. 2. Brock. Mrs T. 4.
/ Cary, Mrs. J r. Werth. Miss NJ. l..
| harris. Mrs. =. O.. Minor.
Members OF the Lee family.
| Representa- tives-Holly7vood Memorial
Association. lakewood Memorial Associa-
| ton. Hebrew Memorial Association. Con-
| Tolerate Memorial Literary Society.
United Daughters Of the Confederacy.
veterans OF Lee Camp Home Lee and
Pickett Camps. Sons Of Veterans.
| Representatives OF Daughters Of the
Confederacy and presidents of the junior
auXiliaries Of the Hollywood Oakwood
and Hebrew Memorial Associations. Tho
| Hollywood Association, represented by
Mrs. J. Taylor EIlyson; lakewood, by
Mr.. John T. Hughes: Hebrew. by Miss
Isoline Moses. Confederate Memorial
! Literary Society, by AIRS. Brock.
Other Features.
After the parade. say about $50 2.
NJ, there viii be a gathering at the
ciety. No. 7O7 East franklin street.
the wartime home OF General Lee.
where "a portrait of tho general. which
the Daughters of tho Confederacy, VIII
be unveiled with appropriate cere-
This portrait was painted by Mrs.
Andrews. daughter OF the late DR.. Min
nigerode. who was the rector Of St
/ Paurs Church during the war, when
General Lee was a communicate Mrs.
/ Andrews is in the city, and VIII at
At Z o'clock the Mems club OF Rich
mOnd Will hold a meeting at the Sec
ond Baptist Church sn celebration OF
| the Lee anniversary. Dr. Thomas Nell
son Page and Mr.. Edward Valentine
will be the speakers. and Mr.. Polk Mil
Ter Will be present
A. S.16 the joint meeting OF the
Confederate camps and the Daughters
OF the Confcderacy will be held at Lee
Camp Hall. on Broad Street
The following is the program which has
been arranged for this meeting. but may
be changed in some particulars
Assembly called To order by Commander
Freeman, OF Lee Camp; prayer by Chap
lain Landon r. Mason, OF Lee Camp
music: address by Ex-Governor a. ]. Mon
tague. music. address on Crosses OF
Honor" by Captain r. r.. Lee; reading
of rules. by Adjutant J. Taylor STRAIT
ton OF Lee Camp; presentation OF crosses
by Miss Mary Ice. assisted by Mrs W.
r. Mckinney president of Virginia Divi-
sion. United Daughters OF COnfedcracy.
Mrs Claude A. Swanson. c-president.
Chatham Chapter, L. ID. c.; Mrs Archer
Anderson. Richmond Chapter. L. d. c.;
Mrs j. NJ. Gregory. Chester Chapter.
u. ID. c.; music; poem. Lee" by Mrs
Kate Langley Bosher. member OF Rich-
mond Chapter. read by Rev. DR.. William
T.. Evans
The music OF the evening is in charge
Of Captain Frank ". Cunningham.
Crosses OF honor viii be presented to
a long list Of Confederate Veterans which
list has already been published in this
paper.
South Carolina to Virginia.
The one-hundredth anniversary OF the
birth of General Lee Will be celebrated