Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-24


slra sss assgs.es =, q The confcderacy," ana she
1t. her mothor's manncrs are rracesu, ana
prs,,y, What can be said of heres Sac wore th a
smile aud had The pleasantcst word for
- Miss Winnie Ia exoeedine,y handsorne ana n (. a
% sne lnost expressive laughing bina eyee- witch
ana a1'y aa,l,s "nslsiakanle - werrtmens one moment
49, 49, = uvptA ot tenderness tho next IA would
% unjust 70 cali hor rhoautifnl-beaatlfnls won, az
essict always noble -but sho Is striklpRiy pretty
ane waat adds and continues 10 add unceaeir eiyi
,..i,S ~ chafin - that inegiablo sweetnesa and
senuehoss of expression which grows ON tho ~
nolaer and renders her more nttractIve earh
aaoceeosng moment
AS sHR ArPRARs
si MISS winnie ~ she appeared before the com.
r.,,lteev Nas handsomely attired In n beautiful
~ ss nv dress which lifted her slender figure
No'ehe OF women, but exceedingly graceful.
GRANDSON JEFFERSON.
Mastor Jefferson Davis Hayes the prettv lifs,e
s.a,lusoh o. Are. Davis, was brought into the
psrior and introduced 10 the gentlemen lie
,sS,e,' salios suit ana 70 use ON expression
Wsllen oy right belongs exclusively 10 ladies, was
I1st as cute a. he could be- At nrst the little
ieliow appeared timld, but Mise Winnie said.
ahese gentlemen are southerneB; go and
", ale always says he wants ta klsa
s0otnern men, bat declines 80 allow la
oies the privilege. Mrs. Addison Hayes, of
SSoiorado Springs, another daughter Of Mrs.
M MpaNls also met the committee. She II equally as
agreeable as her mother and sister, and very
pretty, though OF totally different type, having
very dark eyes aud hair. Her husband was also
,1l, ,1nIVauocq, ana V an exceedingly pleasant gem
sielaan. he left New York later I'm the day for
Natragansott Pier, where the family win proba-
bly, pass the summer.
GENERAL WISE sPRGKs
just before the committee took their departure
rom rom Mrs Davis General Wise reverted to the
object OF thoir visit. He said that while ihey
appreciated her fondness for Mississippi ana ths
claims OF that State upon her, yet they thought
that Richmond, the birthplace Of the Daughter
oi oi the Contederacy" and the reeting-place OF the
httie boy who sleeps at Hollywood, could present
stu stronger appeals.
Although tho beloved one who hns now de.
parted shed much lastre upon Mississippi" con.
unoed l,ed General Wise, lie achieved his chie
"Ial Wise told airs. Davis that Il was not the de-
sire OF the committee 20 hurry or prejudice hel
IN the decision she made No matter at whai
place the ashes OF the dead ex-President should
rest, the whole South was determined 70 erect q
monument 70 his memory"
MUCH AFFECTED.
Mrs. Davis was much affected by those re
marks, and perhaps tear or two glistened In
the eye OF some OF the ladies present. At any
rate they were deeply tO~ched. Mrs. Davis re
peated the statements she made in the begin
ming OF the cCnforence, and seemed 20 give
strong hopes 70 the committee tina. they had al
Afe-oh IA Rdih aCIoAllllHueu tntT tSlcft. III II
evident that she has the tenderest recollection
OF Richmond. But she Justly feels that che IL
under many obligations 70 the Mississippians.
sIGHT-sHRISG.
After the conference the committee who art
all perfectly acquainted with New York, amused
themselves revsiting familiar hAunts. In tht
afternoon they drove around Centeral Park
where the atiable hibernian, who engineered th'
| carriage pointed out " Cle-0pGtricks " needle, a.
as de described 10, in significant celtic language
| The Irish element by the way seems not only {,
| be abundant here, but If anything, even appear
| 20 predomlnate.
One OF these worthy sons of Erin served th,
NirginiGns at their table, and was superfne II
/ his capacity as GRrc0R, despite the fact tha
his name was Dennis"
| COMING HOME.
| General Wise, Mayor Elyson, and Colonel Car
| left for Richmond tonight on the O'Clock train
| General Anderson, who Is IN the best Of health
| win remain over until tomorrow, and Mr.. Franl
Christian, WHO is In New York, did not attend tn
| conference as was expected. Il. X. G.