Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-09
.,,.. visitors Taken Down rs far ~
u,rrIson's Landing Luncheon
..,,,d GA rd--DriVc Around the
,ir-Ihc Governors Reception.

- tacicut and Honorable Artillery
.. ~ Massachusetts were at the
. e ,hc.r Richmond friends yestor-
..c military. fearing, doubtless.
. ..ac thcy might not prove equal to
..... called n the aid or the civilians,
result Was an unequiyocal success,
less victory. complete. and most
.ueuc Of the parade. the festivities
ain. preceding day. ana the banquet
... ly tAc men of Massachusetts,, which
- far INTO The night. seemed rather
..t. ,han d,pross the energies OF the
...t.Is. ANA SUR was made at headquar-
.. ,.uy yesterday morning.
.lcuoou WAS spent by the artillery
lyag 10 the various places Of in
t.. round and about the city. The
,I Library and city Han were
~ turn. and were greatly ad-
RIP DOWN THE RIVER.
Principal events of the day. how
. I...tiluE To the schedule. were an
Town the river at l:3D l.. NJ,
- RECEPTION by the Governor at the
.....tl. Mansion In the evening. Inc
steamer focuhontas had been chartered
liver picnic and other arrange
....- ..I been made on a large scale,
.. s.lc ,mHcnty calculated 10 make
t,. pass happily and satisfactorily.
... ..t these clements were tine mere
...ta i- .u promoting the success oi
... ....r tahIuE. the fundamental factors
.- ta, tDuty goodwill and fellowship.
Hu endless flow OF good humOr. The
..l cadet Corps Band and the Blues
ae-ompauiei the party. and were
n,4 az either end of me boat. ana,
n.. She orchCstrion. kept up "A coutiuu-
concert Captain Cunningham sang
,..ral selections. ami Colonel James X.
..h also contributed To the musical
f,- a. the trip
.AcELLENT IL NCIIEON SERVED.
40 excellent luncheon was served on
t.- lower deck and was highly appre-
..ti The menu contained an endless
....ty OF dishes. all of which were
served 10 great profusor The full star
rhe artillery were present and about
tr. huull. . ana fifty men.
The following officers entertained the
-Ie-.s OF the day: General \. l.. Phil
Ups. General Charles ;. Anderson. col
uuI G. or. Cowardin, Colonel James
h. Branch. Major Sol. Cutchins, of The
Blues. Major t. r. Christian Major F.
o. sutton. Major William NJ. Evans.
Major h. a. kuyk. Major ". III. Sands.
taitan T.. Leslie Spence. Captain j. ".
Lockwood, Dr., captain Franz Cunning
nam. Captain Charles IL Epps. Lieutcu-
aut Frank ". Woon, Lieutenant Frank
Il. See, sergeant T. y. HaZcn Sergeant
H. T. Brown. Sergeant Leroy Watson.
Corporal ". T. Klein. and "a detachment
from the Blues Battalion.
The following gentlemen. in citizens
dress. assisted the officers in the enter
.ainmenC Major Fred. Il. Scott james
-. Crump. james r. Vaughan. John A
curtis. u -. Scott. A. l.. Lauderkiu.
john g. Hayes T.. II. Ferguson. W. u.
sutherland. i. r. curtis Charles \. Gih-
son. Joseph NJ. Eos'nhaum, Charles G.
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Th. boat left her moorlngs prompt!
at trt hour arranged ana proceeded a /
tlt as Hdrrison's Landing, Whcie IuIi /
N." 0f W'stovcr was mucn enjoyed. IN /
spite 1f The bitterly cold "ihd mat bio" /
f.. 'ntlr" voyage. the majority oil lh's" /
' board remained on n"'h' 'he N'a"oIS /
being particularly ehthusi'>uc over u. /
N,r'm- beauty oi the landscape eVlncHs /
...ri.. ftrIc interest III me various pidN' .
-Dia- Oh" shores winch nave an ms
tl.d interest Rut'h cap Naiihd' III"
"r oi focahonl1s' Deep hotloH" /
o." u I.'holhs' M"Neih nm Hh'i'.S
F '.''' ana JoI''" i-'-H''''"9c In
.. lh i"i Itrse sHAIt oI d'',".loH' nv /
Or l'idh'd To uc "HdI4 al 'I'' ""'
fi- guests were driven to their head4u"i-
i'i- .h c'irases. As 'h'| Pd9Seu "n'H /
"r. i'lueh'iS tn',Ivl, d"" at o"t r u'''
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N .N'i "'Ioi'
tr'-l WE'D BN THE GOV EhNOR'
A. t.I O'Clock a reception was held by
g. ..fa.r - Ftrrau IN the Executive Man
.. ... A large number OF the Ancients
.... present. with a fair representation
Richmond military. The mansion
....r beautifully decorated with palms
...f~ for The occasion and the First .
at Band. which was stationed al
... .ri o. the r.cptiou-rOoru behind J.
...,,,.. ,.,i,,,s ,,t.,.,y q, n,,rn- l.
mans durino the evening cap
90 ,r'e.n, vim his stan
.. members call.J In the course
...u,,,, Tts tolloviue ladies' ana
... ,',.,. ais, ,res,nt. NIrs -
a.. ,.a.rIiu. Mrs. }. 5. Harwood: Colo
Dr.. Nr- Wingrave. United states
captain and Mrs. MattIe. thite8
uy Miss Matthe, Lieut. ndnt ana
hrrat United states army Hiss