Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-30
SOCIAL FEATURES.
Dinner to the Veterans In Sam
JOneS's Tabernacle.
GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
Cavalry Reunion - Flag and Badge
Prescn.atioR--Cad
Hop, &C.

fron the lUmcnt-grouudS-Waa CHRIST
,.o3 Yesterday by service hardly less
.,.rci thaa that tor which it was designed,
a. the Confederate veterans banquet was
Aoll within its sacred precincts. This en-
t.ra.nmcnf was under tho joint manage
mont az Captain John Maxwell. of Lee
to-nr-s Chairman of the Committee on
Neals and Ecataurants. and Mr. J. b. Win
,sr. general superintendent.
GOOD SELECTIONS.
Two ho'tcr mon for these positions could
r.- ,.vc been selected. as Captain Max
,1 who Is q skilled mechanic. was en-
r.lI t1 draw upon his mechanical mind
e.. a., eos by which 10 meet this emergen-
o.. vrich ho did by the invention OF Gppa-
r... f.reNCing bread and meat.
''r. .. H. Winter, who was general supcr-
i,..1rrt OF the banquet. was also the
..-..t nan in the Tlght place. as his CH-
r-..l-a as re,iGir1,7w had already pro
.,. In ,og tie immense job IN hand.
RArgp woEg.
r.r' thseo t,so gentlemen did well their
..r... tr proven by tho TACT that be
a. IUc.o,k Yesterday morning they had
h-l. tasted Over 5.0Gf veterans. and Nv
I.I r.t o'clock, had removed Their
f- ler.ra and catabics ffOm 1913 hGin
.-.. 100 fhc tabernacle and were ready for
drats O.. tAat hour.
I'D NOT WAIT.
Tho rrorramme for dinner called tor it
.f.. ruycbpg. hut Captain Maxwell
t..rirc tAo parade had been delayed an
.- uu-o. and that the veterans were
l..-. and tred after their long march, q;
,...t. O'Clock threw WIDE open the doors
r. tui ding and hadc the veterans wei
,..r Abuut o'clock the drum-corps OF
AF Nll Camp. No. g, Contodetate Veto
,. .ur. IAcy a6CoD0ad the platform
g.. u..'ei away with zen kettle and q
drum. This was attended by small
t.t ~ veterans. who ate and smoked
for nearly an hour. After the
,.r... artillery which followed tie IN
tle yctcttus poured INTO the
i.l. where there were twelve
each i2, foot ~ length, loaded Win
t l'i4i yictAais.
rrENTT TO DRINK.
t,.-'orval- ~ about twenty-five feet. in
u.lii. oi ilc a'ales between ne tables,
v ...ted barrels OF lemonade, twenty
., ID and ton barrels OF ice wAtor. from
- use dipped tine lemonade and water
..iit. hers. which forty colorcd walters.
r-..,I iu white, banded 10 the visitors %
I,. table,. Cigars "a boxes were
e. passed around by small white
VINO invited tho guests 10
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' "ihou auN core mon ol nj
t.F. Grams vaiAinR mp 20 tiIs t"Oses ali'
f-.a.lt as wl- their 4 IRE o. what
,..v a. I'm sight. Not thr slightest dis
tr r-l4li,el. There was enough and
t.a..r. D- everything that goes - mako
A.. substantial dinner Bread, cakes,
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ifr i''fr was h.I III. 's"0o'e -'''" AZ
t.e agcaent.
Ao sRoHT RsT1oNs.
Some idea OF tho iHmensity of feeding
fha veterans may DO iodiAei ron on lh9 STATE
ni inii Do require, " u"'.iil 80 lp"', 20 ~
i..i .Ai $50 d." .i-it9 WIN W U,Vu 70
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mons lS.'sl' % 49, "a Iy0
.,,..T mans. 910 boxes Of sar-
,.. r,, aorrals of nickles
T .,,.ts ~ ia rostad on the
"-.., F..-p nj the tabernacle. and
sl....... ....roroids ~ sliced meat and
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Col ~ 1rs a. MN so iittie friction
~. .., V-o e.. ,,.. ",''' fo.,ion
,.,rs or rrrv,r,.s.
Nearly evorv NAN who partook Of the
t.,..- a priv0t.- only one was address
ea. an cficer. aud he was called major,
r i.,5,t = Ia ,-no from Goor,ria lnot
... pr,fo~rn After the dinner everv-
F.. Vos fatIn bacl, 10 No. 1918 Main
s-.. whore sumner was had last night,
s break inst will boz served this morning.
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frescatation TO General Cooke
Yesterday evening at his residence, on
qnl street near Main, the GoldsborO
A.f,s ,Cartain ". 4. Hollowen command
ln- waited ON General Cooke, IN whose
i'.ie ~euty-seNeullh No'tu oHI"l aII9
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