The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-05
GRAND CAMP IN SESSION.
Annual nssling Of the Confederate Ytt-
traDs.
GENERAL FIIZ LEL'S ADDRESS,
About Twenty Camps Eeprcscnto" "' '""'
i.,s.s,ilie- Memorial Services ho'" nj
the un,vo,sity--frof. k""ts We"
ainr-Aecidoot 10 Capt. N""'ci
and Psrty IF Friends.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June -
Social The annual meeting OF the
Grand Camp Confederate veterans p'-
partment OF Virginia. convened IN TINS
city al Y o clock to-day. ana was oa''e"
IN order by Lieutenant Grand COM
mander Smoot. OF Alexandria. Aiter
,,r,yer bv Dr. J. william Jones. an al
d,.se of welcome was delivered 10y Cap
tain Nicaiah Woods. which was wen re-
coivcd and responded 10 10y Lieutenant
Grand Commander J. y. ,StuDbs.
nm. Committee on Credentials ftpoI''"
0ftv officers and delegates present i'pie
souting about twenty camps other ON
GERS and delegates reported lh'cl
Nemorial services were held this aitcr-
noon. al 3 O'Clock. IN the pubic nan az
the University. which was wen "'',""
ed. The procession was not as eN''hSlN'
as was anticipated. owing 10 me eN'''"'
bot weather. The column. under com
mand of chief Marshal Woods. lcit the
CIV Hall AT o'clock. and marcheu 10
,be University. and were met In front OF
The roiunda by the ladies OF tho 'o"ien-
crate Memorial Association ana INC
Daughters Of the Confoderacy. who pre-
ccded the column into the pubic man
orNrn,L irr's ADDmss
General Fiizhugh Ice. who was IN
troduced by General Thomas J.. Rosser'
delivered an Grafton which was cnthu-
siastically received by the old vets. After
The exercises the procession. prccoded ~
the ladies of the Memorial Association
md the Daughters OF the Confederacy
marched TO the cemetery, and proiusely
decorated the graves of the LOO Con-
fcdcrate soldiers.
MARRIAGE AT THr uNivrRsIrY.
The chapel al the University OF Nir-
glnla was the scene Of one OF the - Ct
TEST Weddings this morning, at 1890, mat
has taken place on the grounds OF that
grand old institution for many day.
The Contracting parties were Mrs
Eleanor Miles. daughter of Professor
Francis H. Smith. of the University. aud
Or Charles w. Kent professor of eng
fish literature I'm the above-ndmod insti-
tuition. The popularity Of the contract
Ing couple was a reason for the presence
OF a large number Of the friends of the
bride and groom-clect. and the sacred
cdincc was magnihccntly decorated with
rare flowers ana plants. and well-rllod
with spectators TO witness the interesting
event
The attendants were: Hon. Henry =.
Kent Of 81. Louis. Mo. best man. Mr..
Robert l.. Harrison. Of New York. Or.
William Harrison. of Roanoke. DIR. Hunt
The Virginia Military Institute. and Mr..
Robert NJ Kent Jr., OF Roanoke.
The ushers were. Mr. James II. Cor
bit, assistant In Physics. University. Va;
Mr.. Ralph G. Minor. instructor IN law;
MIR Il. 4. Craighil. Of Nj. A.. English
literature class. Mr.. Price Bruens, of
n. A.. English Literature class; Mr.. COL
ston Blackboard Of Lynchhurg. Va. and
Mr }. Duncan Smith. brother of the
bride.
THE BRIpr.
The bride was handsomely dressed and
carried "A bouquet Of flowers. The ccrc-
mony was very imprcssVcly performed
by pr $. IA. Steel. OF Nashville Tenn.
who was assisted 10y Dr. Il. -. Power, OF
Washington. l.. q.
After the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs Kent.
accompanied by number OF special
friends. reraircd TO the residence Of Pro-
fcssor Francis IA. Smith where a sump-
tuous ropasi was partakon of, after which
the ncwly-marry couple took the Chcsa-
pcake and OHIO train for the White Sui
phur Springs. and an extended trip
through the Vests
Among those IN attendance upon the
marriage were Mir II. NJ. Kent. father of
the groom. OF Louisa. Va, Or. and Mrs.
Voolfolk. and Miss Kent OF Louisa
Judge William 5. G0och. OF Roanoke
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lane. OF Louisa.
The groom rs very popular among tho
professors and students al the UNIVERSE
". and the bride Is "a general iayorite
among her many friends of the Universe.
~ and charlottesville. There were a
large number of handsome and valuable
presents. which indicated the great popu
larity OF the ncwly-wcdded ones.
ACCIDENT TO c,rr. vAwrrR.
Captain G. =. Nawtcr. superintendent
OF The Miller Manual Labor School, n
company with the Rev. William r., Chris
tan. OF Bedford city, and a lady teacher
I'm the family Of captain Nawtcr. while
on their way TO Charlottesville yesterda,
met with an accident. The horses which
were attached 10 the vehicle In which
they were travelling became Frightened
ran away and threw the entire party out
painfully hurting Captain Nawter. an'
slightly hrusing the other occupants
The vehicle was demolished, and one @
the horses seriously injured
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