The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-02
GATHERS AROlND \ DELIGHTFUL
CAMP FIRE
BRILLIANTLY LIGHTENED tf
By SOUTHERN BEAUTY
GOVERNOR LEE. JOHNNY RIB AND
MANGO ILLySoS SPEAK.
siovIng Tribute Ia southern Women
Alter which the vets" Enjoy iiettcf
Iare than Ihoy Tad "Enduria'
ct the War"

abe hall so mat every available space
could be occupied, aad each were SLED.
rnc notice i1 the TIMES that the ladies'
would hc present was read by them. ana
they acted ON the advice given. The
committee also had prepared tables 70
tie ri1it and left Of the Commander
chair Which were covered with fruits
and cakes.
Commander Brandcr called the Camp
fo order saving Chat The ladies should
see That there was nothing done IN me
regular order of business which would
rive wives au excuse for accusing their
husbands OF being away from home
without cause when they attended the
meetings OF this Camp.
tue minutes OF she previous meeting
were read and approved
C0mraIe Stmton Offered % motion
chat "a committee OF three Doe appointed 90
dian resolutions on the death of il. J..
Goodman. Who recently was gathered io
DIFF. fathers The committee was ape
pointed and consisted of Mcssr. STRAIT
ION Murphy aud Philips.
The Commander nado graceful speech
tO tine ladies who filled The hall and his
remarks were heartily applaudcd.
After music consisting OF loveiF
,Jlo sung ly Ms. Reindaidt
oolrnNoR LEE
rae called ON GO sneak lie said De
would tcl' great dcai hni bis wife wis
absent llc did not know what song
Frank Cunningham would slug. hut bis
Commander would see tbat The real hn-i-
ne would he property carried ont lie
aas CHAD iO soc fhc ladies present Du-
riua thc Bar Tine ladies proved their aoll-
Iiy lo do NAat The Constitution allowed
mem and to-day they have the same
power and are exercising it lie told oi
old DAYS. when the men were together Oh
the b4ttlc tcll. where at First Manassas
victory was won hv % college professor
named Jackson. Who held his ground
and won the imm0rtal name. stone
wall
JUDGE FARnAR
Jomny Keb .pokc most leelingly. lie
felt the dignity oi the present occasion
lld She worship due % woman Tie
thought 70 ID irving thing go follow Gov
eln0r ice in making speech, still Le
would make an address 10 Che
women Bob ln-ers1i, iho heaihcn
and indae said iu beautiful words
uhcu his mother died, That the flowers
on lcr1atc came from an unseen world:
tet.attAc same time, he was unwilling
i0 saw who 10 was that gave these flowers
fmelnco
I'm addressing the wives, daughters
and sweetheart of soldiers, men whose
uamcs aIc in the race OF heroes, whose
achievements SO cAiyalfors and noble, i
becomes mc more especially to speak of
fle women OF That period. who gained %
name in history - we'll as the battle
scared yefeIans-thc woman of the
Revolution. Hcrdays of trial were many,
and 0n her fair brow traces of sorrow
deeply marked could Doe traced far over
her troubled spirit, winters OF memory
dark and chill have passed. But her
brave meant Was not warm and trusting.
and her proud spirit never quailed in
ibe most trying hour She rose above
fLo d.rk hours of misfortune and sorrow
into the calm and blissful realms OF
hope and her devotion never deserted
Acl tu dH" il l"i't ''"9' 4- '4iD "''N
w.. TLo,, ',,o,c,t,. ,roe her fortune
o". .po l't1 'Ir ia. l',a4 and ,,iii
49, i.,' .t1@,..', .I' son,l. ,rith Le,
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TIE ROMANCE OF THE CHINALADlo