The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-16

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Mrs. W. b. Denton Mrs. Denton - "a ioeoIs,
woman. and possesses these charms az. s~
graces that ever render her most ht'inx ~
Some of the others are Mr.. and Mrs; ., -.
Biscoe, Mr.. Emil Nathan, who - Sam
Mr.. ID. ". White, another director; ~ 9So
uel Schlcss. the Jumbo. who, VEINS ~
pounds with his dinner. He and BlScoe n,o
the Two Johns" of the party, ana ~ VIZ ,9r,,d
bated this morning whether or noi ~ mo"~
be safe 10 allow them TO ride ia u-",,L
Their good humor trumphed. MI, IL n
Ozanne and daughter. MisS cNa ..ar,,crIar
beautiful Southern girl. and = pa'''0"'
fnvorlte in the Memphis social "oIiu. o,a
Tho Tenneesee DIVISION Is about "a wear O'u:
and nosseseeS 1853 active members All Oh
whom reside in Memphis; forty-nVe nDnyiia l.
members and thirty-hve associeto nioil II
By the ndefatigable work OF . n'' nam,.on
Hughes. president. and Mt; w, D. bronybt I mn
secretnry. the division has been DI9 3 ~
80 ,ts nresent high standard. a golden pare
~ rotton Is the bin for the badges OF the en-.
nes.eeans They loft Memphis on SUNDAY s'
| 10 o'clock. @. ror;s Mon
dav at 10 O'Clock and traversed the Unlo anu
| Nississippi river 10 Cincinnati. lneY Moio
ans',,,,ap;od Inv the courteous and knowing
official. Mr.. A. j. Lyle. general western paSS1
sanger accent. At st. Louis they were loiheu
- The Colorado. Illinois and Texas DIVISIONS,
and al Cincinnati by the Indiana. Ainons
those from Missouri are Mr.. ana MIS-; UeoiEe
NeGrew and daughter. Mr.. NcOrew, hs
hafors mentioned. il the national president OF
the Association. Others are Mr. ana -"iS'
Louis 7. La Beaume and SOD.
Mr. la Beaume is the national secretary anu
treasurer of the Association and also score
iary Of the Missouri division. MT ana "Is. bu1
ward skinner Mr. and Mrs. Murray Coob anu
ch,ld Mr.. Cobb is national director. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Trevor. Mr.. ). T.. MIXER
son Mr., and Mrs. William T. Blaine, Mr.; and
Mrs. John A. Lee Mr.. 9. II. Nlcdard, Mr: a.
II. Houcb and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. ): l. nG-
Courtney, Mr.. George p. Heckel. hr; =, T.
Gregory, Mr.. Frank Crandell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ensign,
Mr.. Clarence II. Hemphill. Mr.. and Mrs. Vii,
liam Mcdonald. B. +. West AN old Richmond
how and Miss Susie West. Alr. Hope, III.
Carleton and Mr.. Louis Landwehr
At OLD POINT.
Arriving st Old Point the delegates en-
scopced themselves in the pleasant rooms Oh
the Hygeia. and later IN the afternoon they
were happily enjoying the lunch IN the Deau-
tiful dining-rOom Every move the hotel peo-
nle made was ovstermatic. and the result
was pence and order instead OF chaos
and DELAY The arrangements could not pos
siblv have been better. Each piece OF bag
gaee was in the rooms Just few moments
after the guests arrived. and the menu card OF
the lunch cnntained a splendid list OF delica-
cies The service throughout has been most
admirable.
10 Mr.. T. p. Gaylor. the head cashier OF
the Hygeia, considerable credit is due TOR the
adj mirabie arrangement. he accompanied
the party from Richmond. and each one had
his room assigned him long before the
waves OF Hampton Roads dashed INTO view.
All one had 20 do was TO surrender the check
ask for the key. take the elevator, find tue
room and be happy.
The Travellers Protective Association OF
America convened this afternoon at o'clock
As soon as tho convention was called 10
order by President McGIew the committee on
credentials bylaws and constitution and on
subjects OF minor Importance mace tnelr re-
port. after which Mr. Joseph Nallersteln, OF
| Richmond made brief speech full OF IN
| formation TO the delegates as 10 the amuse-
ments about Old Point. A few moments later
| the convention adjourned until tomorrow
morning at o'clock. Many Of the members
| took "a dip ia the surf this afternoon and a
| party of ten tried their luck with the hook
| and line. Mr.. Schloss was the champion.
A full list of the delegates IS as follows,
Arkansas-C. D. Hanks, fifth vice president;
J. T. King chairman national railroad
committee w. A. Bullock, r.. i. Hickman,
j. ID. Mershon, y. L. Wylie.
Colorado-Nat J. Rice national director;
| Fritz Thies. president. NJ. Sharp.
Connecticut-F. III. Hotchkiss.
Caifornia-Sa Braunhart, president;
| Ed Strauss. secretary:
Tndiana-F. +. Nash. national director; c..
| NJ TAYLOR, chairman national hotel commit
tee: p Ii. Sheehan, 4. +. Keller, n. D..
| Griffith, NJ. w. Stacke, Leo POtitzu. presi-
| dent.
Illinois,. A. Farmer, national director;
| w. w. WEIGH, Il. II. Pfeeffer. j. X. Wheeler.
! J.. J.. Merriman secretary; III. Greiner, A. :.
Kull George bubble, X. II. Walker, John
! Sweetring.
Mississippi. Alexander, j. L. Loveace.
! F.. +. Evans, William Creevy, w. S. Turner,
Mark Alexander. Y. c. Barmger, James X.
| Holder.
Missouri. G. Wilkinson, Richard Trevor,
| national directors; George $. McGrew presi-
| dent: Louis T. La Beaume, national secre-
tary: Murray Carlton. national director w.
| Il. Blaine. chairman national presidential
committee; Edgar Skinner, A. w. Houck,
/ George f. Heckel. j. T. McCourtney. e. l..
| Gregory. John A. Lee, Charles ii. Wickard.
New York-George II. Randall. first vice.
president.
Oregon and Washington--O. J. Olsen, w
| b. Glafke. secretary.
Pennsylvana--E. J. Walker. BENJAMIN
Aarons. George d. Rawls. PRESIDENT F. 10
| McCarmick, secretary; w. >. McPheoran
Thomas II. Holmes.
Texas-George w Cleveland. chairman
! national letter COMMITTEE; j. Il. Endt, T.. G.
Blake, J. &. Booth, T.. 4. Harrison. j. A.
Kennedy; NJ. II. Armstead. secretary; VII
! liam Payson.
Rhode lsand-George II. Grant, fourth
vice president; L. W. Watson, secretary.
Tennessee Emil Wothan. Thomas s. Short
j. n. Biscoe, ID. H. White n. +. Hughes
president; W. Is. Denton, secretary; Franz
Ozanne Dave Ginsberger.
Virginia s. Christian, president; JOSEPH
WalleTstein. second vice-president; Georg,
Gibson. Jr.. secretary; Robert K. Robinson
j. b. Culpeper, 5. G. Shield.
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