Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
ORDERS ISSUED FOR
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
'''i'ia and Veterans, With Officers
OF Memorial Societies, to
Attend.
JUDGE CHRISTIAN TO SPEAK
l" III Deliver Address I'm Place OF Cen
era' Bennett II. Young, Who Will
DC Unable to acknowledgements
4 VII BE Impressive.

'asude orders for the Hollywood
"'ofial Day parade to be held to-
''''" afternoon. Owing to the ILL
'SA OF General Bennett II. Young,
Mmandcr-in- chief OF the United Con-
eae'ate Veterans. who was to have de-
Nefed the address. Judge George l.
"''s'an will speak in his stead
ne lines for the parade will form
'Hptly at $3.50 o'clock. and will move
= O'clock. The start will be made
ON Fifth and Franklin Streets, where
ponce, mounted on horse and
icfcie. under command Of Major Wer-
tt VIII assemble.
Inc order follows:
headquarters Hollywood
Memorial Parade.
ient!al Orders. No. /:
ne lines for the memorial parade
al! form on Monday. May 81. at 3:45
Inc column will move promptly at
r "
The respective places OF assembly
nd the following order of formation
vi. he observed:
The police. mounted. bicycle and
loot. Major Louis Werner command
ne, NH assemble on Fifth street,
shi resting on Franklin. facing east.
a 'H' 'Hi'1 IldTShal, ms stan ana
appointed grand review aids, will
ssemo.e on the east line of Fifth
F'e' resting on Franklin, facing
The Richmond Light Infantry
'iues Major Z. ". Bowles command
az alth the Junior Blues conditionaD,
WI assemble on the south line OF
rankin Street, right resting on Fifth
treet
The First Battalion Of the First
fe'nla Regiment. the Richmond
tFaEs. Major Lawrence I. Price com
landing. "iil assemble on the south
ne u Franklin Street, right resting
Fourth street.
D. Al visiting military will assemble
the left OF the Richmond Grays.
9 The Richmond Howitzers, Captain
william VI. Meyers commanding. will
tsenole on the south line OF Franklin
Leet, right resting on Third Street.
.. The Bened!ctine cadets. command
by Major W. G. Fuller. Jr.. will
ssemble on the left OF the Richmond
foS!tzers
:. The Signal Corps. commanded by
ap'a!n +. : Splatt, will assemble at
ne southwest corner of Second and
rankin Streets right resting on
econd Street.
s. Ambulance Corps commanded By
tator J. Fulmer Bright. will assemble
the left OF the Signal Corps
confederate Veterans md sons OF
Veterans.
10 r E. Lee Camp. No |. commander.
TYLER Jobson. George f. Pickett
amp. No. 8. commander. c. r. Wing
eit; Soldiers Home veterans.
sons OF veterans will assemble at
tonroe Park. south line OF Franklin
ueet. Pine Street entrance.
II All unorgan!zcd veterans and
isitinz camps OF veterans are request
4 NNl ~ Il az
i'm r f. Lee Camp. No !. at Monroe
ark as above.
IL. All horse mounts. except officers in
omHand and their STATS. all carriages
nd autos viii be diverted from the
larching column At Beverly Street and
onducted thence wcstwardly TO Holly
GOD gate entrance on that street
here all Will dismount and leave their
onveyances outside the cemetery
rounds This order is imperative TO
rotect the throng OF young children
ngaged In the beautiful ceremony OF
nv.iling the memorial tablet on the
oldiers' Pyramid.
Formation of Carriage Lines.
On the south line OF Franklin Street,
single line, all facing east and close
the curbing as possible to allow
pace for the passing column.
First carriage His Excellency.
,enry Carter Stuart, Governor Of Vir-
iuld. and IamlIy, AT the southwest cor
er Of First and Franklin Streets.
Second carriage-Hon. ]. Taylor Ely
IN Lieutenant Governor of Virginia,
is wife and grandson, J. Taylor Ely
IN Crump.
Third carriage - His Honor. the
tavor of the city OF Richmond, George
,nslie and wife: Rev. James Power
NTH. n D., president OF the Stonewall
acsson Monument Association; in rear
carriage No. ..
Fourth carriage-Colonel Gordon Nc
abe and family: Immediately in the
ear @. carriage No. 3.
Fifth carriage-Miss Mary Gusts
&c and Mrs, Andrew jackson Mon
,rue: in rear of carriage No. 4.
Sixth carriage-President Of the Con-
.derated Southern Memorial Associa-
II on. Mrs. w. Y. Behan, and its OFF,
.cs in rear of carriage No. S.
Seventh. eighth ninth and tenth car
ages-Officers of the Confcderated
,uthern Memorial Association: in rear
carriage No. and in numerical Sc
nence.
Eleventh crriage-President of the
Il on,ederate Museum. Miss Sallie Arch
Anderson, and its officers; at south
est corner OF Foushee and Franklin
;reets.
twelfth carriage-President of Oak
nod Memorial Association, Mrs. John
rear OF carriage No. IL.
Thirteenth carriage = President OF
II abrew Memorial Association. Mrs
,muel Rosendorf. and its officers: in
EAR ot carriage No. ~.
Fourteenth carriage Hollywood
.emorial Association. President Mrs.
drar D. Taylor. and its officers; in
EAR OF carriage No. 13.
Fifteenth carria Ee-Members OF the
,oIJvwood Memorial Association; in
,ar Of carriage No. IA.
Sixteenth Observation-Disclosures Chap
ar. q. D. c., and its auxiliary chap
.r. President Mrs. Norman V. RAN
,lph and its officers; in rear of car
age No. Is.
seventeenth carriage-Lee Chapter.
D. c., and Its auxiliary chapter.
resident Mrs. Andrew Jackson Mon
,aue and its officers; in rear of car
age No. is.
Eighteenth carriage - Confederate
temorial Literary Society; in rear OF
lrriage No. II.
/ Mn eteenth carriage Chesterfield
,.,,ar TT n c. and juniors nresidcnt