The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-10-19
FINAL SERVICE
FOR DEAD BISHOP
Right Rev. Augustine Van de
Vyver to be Buried Fri
day In Calvary
LARGE NUMBER OF
VISITING PRELATES
Full Program Arranged for
Friday At Cathedral.
Order of Process
sion Named

This morning at 10 O'clock the
body OF the late Rt. Rev. Augustine
Van de Vyver. Catholic Bishop of the
Richmond Diocese, will be removed
from the cathedral residence to this
cathedral where it Will be publicly
honored,
The doors will be open to the pub
lio at noon.
A special service for the children
will be held Friday morning at {
o'clock In the cathedral. Children
Will not be admitted to the IL O'Clock
service Friday.
The following is list of prelates
and priests who are to take part In
the services at the cathedral and a,
the grave on Friday:
Preiatcs and Priests.
Ills Eminence James Cardinal Glib
bons, Archbishop of Baltimore, Md
Rev. +. 6. Gavan, Chancellor arch
diocese of Baltimore His Excelle ncy
Most Rev. d. Falconio. PapaI dele
gate. Rt- Rev. p. J. DonaEue, Bishop
Of Wheeling, W. Va; Ri. Rev. J. ].
Monaghan. Bishop Of Wilmington,
Del; RI Rev. Leo Haid Q. S. T.,
Abbot Bishop, Belmont n, c.; Rt.
Rev. II, p. Northrop. Bishop OF
Charleston. S. G.: R1 Rev. B. J.
Kelley, Bishop OF Savannah. Ga. Rt
Rev. w. X. Kenny. Bishop Of St Au-
guTine, Fla: Rt. Rev, II. Gabreils,
Bishop OF ogdensburg, N Y: Rt
Rev. C. p. Macs. Bishop OF Coving-
ton, Ky: Rt. Rev TIL. Meerschaer.
Bishop of Oklahoma. Okla; Rt. Rev.
{. Van de Ven. Bishop of Natchito-
ches. La: Very Rev. DR.. Dyer, pres.-
dent 81. Mary's University. Baltimore.
Md; Very Rev. p. Mason. v. F., AL
ientown, Pa. Jesuit Fathers repre-
senting deorgetown University.
Georgetown. d. c.: Very Rev. f. x.
Kenny, president ST. charles Col
lege, Elilcott City. Md. Rev. J. r.
Prim. New Orleans: Rev. Budds
Charleston. n. y. Rev r. Gavan,
chancellor Baltimore Diocese; Very
Rev. K. X. Wakeham, Dunwoodte
Seminary. n. Y.
There will be sixty-four priests of
the diocese In attendance from all
parts OF the State
The officers Of the mass will be;
bishop Gabriels. celehrant
Archpriest. Very Rev. j, j. Bowler.
S1aAcA1. new y. l. ~ fArFeii.
Subdeacon. Rev. C.. f.. Donohoe.
Acolytes. Rev w. A. O'Harra and
Rev. John kelliher.
Candlebearers. Rev, F. Iackey and
Rev. Glenn
Censorbearer. Rev. j NJ. Perrig.
Masters Of ceremonies Rev. T. r.
Coleman. Rev. F. Joseph Magri and
Rev. Father Charles. Q. 8. b.
The paiihearers will be:
Acttve-A. Cavanaugh. j. c. Ha-
gan. II. Holzgrefe, Joseph Bliley,
John Blake, F. II. Mott. John Lynch,
John NJ, Miller. Jr.
Mayor y. c. Richard
son. Henry Hutzier. l.. z, Morris, ex-
Governor A. J. Montague. James Boyd.
Judge Samuel Witt. Judge J. s. In
gram. Judge A. l. Holiday. w. l..
T. Rogerson. Eppa Hunton, Jr., DR..
George Ben Johnston. DR.. Joseph
White. DIR. Manfred Call. DR.. u. J..
Coleman. Fritz sitterding. sr.. Colonel
John Murphy, E. r. Murphy. William
Rankin. sr.. H @. Forstmann, Thorn
as Muldowney. James Hartly, Joseph
Dart. John Cullen, J. w. Moore, DR.. }.
Burke. Petersburg: W. J. Rahfly, Pc
tersburg; John M. Griffin. Fredericks-
burg; E. S. Mahoney. Portsmouth;
James w. Brown, Jr., Portsmouth.
Pallhearers. active and honorary,
will assemble at the priests home.
s23 Cathedral Place. at 1915 O'Clock
Friday morning.
Order Of Procession.
A guard Of honor will be the next
in the order OF procession, and will
consist OF one hundred men from the
Ave parishes of the city. The officers
Of this guard viii be Messrs. ]. J.
Crean,er. president, and Maurice A.
Bowers. secretary. The duties OF this
body wifi be to take cifstrge >uf the
church during the funeral
The order OF the procession to the
grave Will be as follows:
Bishops.
Honorary pallbearers.
Active pallbearers.
Hearse.
Priests.
Guard of honor.
Laity.
On Friday the program at the
church will begin at 10 o'clock, when
tho priests OF tho diocese win first as
scmhle for chanting the office for the
dead.
At II o'clock there will be pomtifical
mass, Immediately following which
will bc the sermon by a Bishop not
yet decided on. though an invitation
has been extended to q wen known
prelate.
Absoiution by Cardinal Gibbons and
four Bishops will follow at Calvary
Cemetery. Then Will come the pro-
cession to the grave
At tho grave Bishop Meerschaert. Of
Oklahoma. will oflciate.