The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-12

New Hampshire and Old Virginia.

OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB PRESENT.
The New Hampshire Club is social or
ganization composed of some OF the best
people i'm the Granite State. IL is the Gus
/ tom OF the Club 10 have once month So
cial meeting i'm the State, and once year
to celebrate outside of the State the ami
versary of the organization. At a late
meeting OF the Club it was determined by
! the club TO have It's annual banquet in
Richmond, and to-day was selected rs the
| time. \ special train was chartered. and
on last Sunday evening the eXcursionists
set out for this city, and arrived here with
out accident about O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. When Mayor Darlington heard
OF their approach he placed himself in COM
munication by telegraph with the Club,
and was informed that il was preferred on
It's part not to have any formal
RECEPTION
at Richmond, but that it would be pleased
10 informally meet him. Just before. the
| train came in Mayor w. c. Darlington, Mr..
John Ott, and Mr.. Hooper, of the City
Council, drove up to Elha station, and
when the eXcurSionists arrived these gen.
/ tlemen were introduced to the President,
Hon. George Il. Chandler, and through
him cordially welcomed the visitors TO the
city. Mr. Chandler was taken into Mayor
Carrington's carriage and escorted TO
Ford's Hotel, where the Mayor and Messrs.
OFT and Hooper were presented TO hume
rous members Of the Club, to all OF whom
the warmest welcome was extended by our
Richmond representatives,.
LIST or MEMBERS PRESENT.
The following Is correct list OF names
of those OF the New Hampshire CLUB who
are registered at FOrd's Hotel: Hon.
George b. Chandler, president Of the Club I;
| Hon. Charles II. Bel, Governor of the
State of New Hampshire; Hon. John C..
Moulton and lady, Colonel Charles II. Law
yer and lady, Miss j. ID. Howe, Charles T..
Bacon, ESD, and lady, William Buringame
and lady, W. III. c. Fallingsly and lady,
Mr.. Perlcy Putnam and lady, Mrs. II. f..
ChamberIin, Hon. Peter Richards and lady,
Miss j. L. Richards, NJ. J. Petit, Hon.
=. Kacy and lady, +. j. Woodmen
and lady, l.. G. Billings and lady,
iC. +. Richardson and lady, Will
| liam :. IIoud, Joseph c. Cochran,
Samuel +. Brown, ID. Arthur Brown, John
| T.. Lcneham, Hon. Arthur l.. MeserVe and
daughter, William +. Phayse, L. :. llannie
and lady, Colonel W. :. PillSbury and lady,
4. L. Olzcndam and wife and daughter,
John II. Fox, Esq. Hon. Nathan II. Per-
kins and lady, Louis {. Merrill, :. G.. Clark
and lady, Stilman Humphrey. Albert b.
| Woodwork. Miss Bella George, Eben Fol-
some. ;. X. Baxter and lady, David Quinby
and lady, Hon. G.. &. Gilmore, Mrs. a. b.
Woodwork, c. w. Clements, J. u. Hut
Crimson, Daniel W. Lane, Captain William
Walker, George Il. Russell, B. \. Putney,
G.. III. Babbitt, s. c. Forsaith, II. +. Strain
and Miss Strain. Josiah Carpenter and lady
and daughter, Hon. William Brown and
lady. Mrs. John Whitaker, Mrs. George =.
Morrill,. II. A. Emerson. Miss Studley r.
Marshall, Il. II. Dearborn, G.. w. Russell
and lady, A. Bunton, B. Il. HOyt, the secre-
tary OF the Club.
COURTRsIEs.
The Legislature acknowledged the pres
ence Of the Club by adopting resolution
to appoint a committee TO wait on it and
offer its members the privilege Of both
houses. President pro tenn. Wood ap-
pointed Messrs. Elliott and Edmunds on
the part Of the Senate. and Speaker Fowler
i'm the House Of Delegates appointed Messrs.
TAYLOR, Stubbs, and Harris (colorcd).
About 8 O'Clock an informal reception was
Hotel, at which many OF the ladies
OF the visiting parties were present.
MIR. Browning, private secretary OF Gov
ernor Cameron, rendered the Govern
or's compliments, and Messrs. Elliott
and Edmunds discharged their duties.
Mr.. Taylor, Of the House committee, alone
was present, it having been iocularly stated
that Mr.. Stubs had "paired" with Har-
ris. A great many members OF the Legis-
ature were introduced, but none attracted
the attention that was bestowed upon the
aged member Of the House DR.. Uriel Ter
rel. The beautiful ladies crowded nearer
TO him as he stood in the centre OF the room
and told of Daniel Webster, Clay, and Cal
houn. lie certainly made u striking pic
ture, and bore in his gray hair and wasting
frame strong evidence Of the battle he has
been so many years fighting with old Time.
A rumor having run around the room that
the old gentleman was centenarian, q
pretty young lady timidly asked him when
be was born. He stopped talking TO the
gentlemen and gracefully replied, " March
9, 1893"
The Richmond and Westmoreland Clubs,
OF this city, have sent the visiting Club
written invitations, rendering their hospi-
tality.
| THE PROGRAMME
to-day will be the reception Of Governor
Cameron, who will call in the forenoon,
sightseeing, and the reception OF visitors,
many OF whom have already sent in theiI
cards, and banquet, which will take place
In the afternoon. This evening the Club
will leave on its special train for home.
II was universally remarked that the
ladies with the Club are as beautiful as can
be seen anywhere, and that the gentlemen
are as fine representatives OF manhood and
intelligence as can be gathered in any STATE
in the Union.
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