Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1907-05-03

music oy reunion choir (RlchmopC
High schooD, band accompaniment
address of welcome by b. b. Morgan
on behalf of the Sons of Veterans
music by reunion choir (Richmond
High schooD, band accompaniment;
response by the grand commander,
General Stephen ID. Lee; music by
reunion choir (Richmond High
schooD, band accompaniment; ad-
dress by Colonel Robert E. Lee, jr.,
adjourn.
Afternoon, to o'clock. tie
Confederate Museum, Twelfth and
Clay streets, reception of veterans,
sons of veterans, sponsors and maids
of honor. memorial associations aud
United Daughters of the Coufederacy
by the ladies of the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society and Rich
mond Chapter of United Daughters
of the COnfederacy.
Night, $50 o'clock Southern
Cross drill, at Horse Show building,
by Southern Gross Corps, of Mem.
phis, Tenn, followed at 0 O'Clock by
ball to veterans; sons of veterans,
sponsors and maids of honor, at the
same place.
$3.50 o'clock Fire works and
other entertainment at lakewood,
under direction of Captain d. A.
Brown, jr., chairman.
SATURDAY, JUNE /.
Morning, 800 o'clock. k.-Conven-
ton called to order by grand COM
mander, Stephen ID. Lee.
IL o'clock.-Meeting of Associa-
ton of Confederate Army and Naval
Surgeons, in the Virginia Passenger
and Power Compapy's Young Mems
Christian Association building, ad
jlcent to the Convention hall.
Night, $50 to 1920 o'clock.-Re-
ception at the executive mansion in
the capitol square by the Governor
of Virginia.
AT auditorium, corner Cary and
Linden Entertain ment to
Confederate veterans, Sons of vet
erans sponsors and maids of honor
by Polk Miller, assisted by his
old comrades from different Sec
tions of the South, also bv
local talent, who will reproduce
familiar scenes in Dixie before the
war, including songs and dances.
SUNDAY, JUNE 2.
Morning, IL o'clock.-Special SER
vices in all the city churches.
Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock.-Memo.
rial services at the auditorium, corner
of Cary and Linden streets, under
the auspices of the Confederate
Southern Memorial Associations.
Night, s:15 ock.-Special SER
vices in city churches and sacred
concert at horse show building,
under direction of Professor Walter
@. Mercer.
MONDAY, JUNE 3.
Morning, 11:3O o'clock.-Grand
parade and unveiling of Davis monu-
ment, General Stith Boiling, chief
marshal. Column having been formed
moves promptly at this hour down
Ninth street to Grace, on Grace 10
Fifth, on Fifth to Franklin; passes
In review at the Davis monument.
General Stephen u. Lee, grand COM
mander, will preside on the speakers
stand at the monument. Ceremonies
will open with prayer by the Rev.
DIR. j. William Jones. chaplain-gen.
eral. Guests should be seated at
1890 o'clock.
p. m.-Addresses by Governor
Claude A. Swanson, Mayor Carlton
McCarty and General Clement A.
Evans, orators of the day.
2p. m.-Unveiling of monument:
presidential salute. The veil will be
drawn by Mrs. j. A. Hayes, daughter
of President Davis, assisted by her
sons, the presidents grandchildren;
music; placing of garlands--Mrs.
Webb and Miss Hayes, grandchildren
of President Davis; placing of trib-
utes. Misses Hodgson, Moore and
White; welcome by Mrs. Norman V.
Randolph. chairman of central COM
mittee, Jefferson Davis Monument
Association; response by Mrs. William
j. Behan, president Confederated
Southern Memorial Association: re.
port of Jefferson Davis Monument
Association by Mrs. Geo. S. Holmes
president; response, Mrs. Lizzie
George Henderson, president-general
United Daughters of the Confed.
eracy, by John Sharp Williams
music; placing garlands by officers
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