The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

| Maryland at the sixth annual reunion.
She has accepted the appointment. and
will De here.
Her maids Of honor are:
Miss Olivia ". Gill. daughter OF Gen.
eral John GIL.
Miss Mamie Lloyl Sullivan. grand
daughter or the late Admiral Buchanan.
! Miss Camilla Herbert, daughter Of the
| late General James X. Herbert.
Misses Mary and Henrietta sieuart.
nieces Of Major-Generai George IL.
Steuart.
Miss Mary Colston, daughter OF Major
| Frederick NJ. Co!ston.
Miss Blanche Saunders. daughter or
Colonel John s. Saunders
Miss Mary Morton. daughter OF Colonel
Richard Morton.
Miss Elizabeth Clark. daughter or cap
tain Frank Peyton Clark.
Miss jenkins. daughter OF Lieutenant
| George g. jenkins.
Miss Mary slnglun. daughter OF Lieu
tcrant Fielder G. Slingluff.
Miss Sarah Hyacinthe Wood, daughter
OF Captain Weisner Wood.
Mss Wilmer. daughter Of Captain Skip
with Wilmer.
Miss Markoe daughter OK Coionei
Frank Markoe.
Miss Marian Buck. daughter OF Captain
Samuel II. Buck.
Miss Zollinger, daughter OF the late
Colonel William +. Zoliinger.
Miss Corneiia Boykin, daughter OF DR..
Thomas Boykin.
Miss Carrie Symngton. daughter OF
Colonel Thomas Symington.
Miss Lota Robinson. daughter OF the
late Colonel John VI. Robinson.
Miss Ramsay will be the guest az Mrs
G. OBJ. CoWardin while here. She Will
Doe presented a handsome Maryland nag
by the Maryland veterans and VIII pro-
badly wear the Maryland button. she
will take an active part IN the many re-
Ceptions that are 20 be given and VIII
officially represent Maryland at the re-
ception 70 Mrs Jefferson Davis ana Miss
Winnie Davis.
Miss Ramsay Is the daughter of Colo
mel Henry Ashton Ramsay OF Baltimore,
commander Of Franklin Buchanan Camp.
United Confederate Veterans. Colonel
Ramsay was chief engineer aboard the
ram Morrmac during the famous en-
eagemont with the Monitor In hampton
Roads March 1852.
Miss Ramsay is al present with her
mother NJ Virginia Beach, where she
went last Thursday 10 spend the summer.
Like her father, Miss Ramsay is tail and
is OF commanding presence. She Is a
brunette. She studied un1er the Misses
Hall, Of Baltimore. and was graduated
With first hOnOrs at The virginia Female
Institute. NJ stanton. Of which Mrs j.
J.. j.. Stuart widow OF the cavalry leader.
rs principal. Since her gradua.lon Miss
Ramsay has been prominent I'm society.
She has also taken an active interest I'm
literature. She IS yice-president Of the
Quadriga Club. and is a member Of the
Shakespeare Club. She IS an expert whist
player
COLONEL SMOOT HERE.
Grond-CommaDder W. 4. Smooi of the
Grand Camp. Confedera te Veterans OF
Nirelnia, arrived in the city yesterday af-
ternoon and went az once 70 the Me-
chances Institute where his headquarters
are lpcated
Colonel Smoot will remain in Richmond
from Now until after the reunion. and will
De- busy arranging FOR the reception of
the camps AS they come IN. lie express
as himself ass 'nuch pleased with the
thorough preparations which have been
made FOR the reception ~ the veterans.
AMI says that the greatest enthusiasm
prevails an over the country, and ne has
intention of visiting Richmond.
Colonel smoot said that be was particu-
larry struck by the spirit evinced in Phil
.,ph'a. q number OF people there de-
Glazing that they would not miss the
reunion for anything lie is convinced
frcr what he has heard that an inn
Ucnse crowd VII Doe here next week.
and that this VIII De the most success
ful reunion ever hold.
Tho Lynchhurg News says:
at least soventy-hve and probably a |
hunlrcl old Conrederate soldiers. from
Tyrchburr will attend the reunion az
Richmond. Colonel Oter is daily receiv- |
ms from veterans notifications OF their |
intention 90 60 8 gentleman who knows
what be IS talking about says that M
least ono hundred and fifty ex-Confedo- |
rates VIII go from Bedford county Col |
onel Otey has received from Charles r.
Icehr. chairman OF the Committee Of In !
formation and Attendance. AZ Richmond. |
stating that the Iynohhurg delegation !
had been assigned 10 No. 200 west Broad |
street. with accommodations for one |
hundred mon. meals . cents and cots for |
The night o. cents
LETTERS FROM CAMPS.
Stoncwan Camp Of Portsmouth. VIII |
arrive at 10 o'clock July 3D. bringing |
sevonty-hre mon.
Camp Hart No go. Of Saltzo. s. c.. |
VIII bring fourteen mon.
A'ars' uder Camp. Of Newport News, |
vii bring forty men.
r.. J.. Lee Camp. Of Alexandria. yester- |
day sent donation Of $40 fer the en-
tertanment OF the Veterans.
The pickctt-Duchanan Camp OF Nor |
folk VIII arrive July %. two hundred /
suong. They viii bring with them the |
splendid old Point band.
TIFTY DOLLARS DONATED.
WlsLlnston. D. g., June g.. 1895.
Captain Thomas Elicit.
My Dear Sir and Comiade.-At the mee,-
INK oC the Executive Committee OK TIE |
Confederate |ctogUS Association last |
evening is unanimously voted c0utrl- /
bullion of so toward entertaining the oil |
comrades attending the reunion. aud 1 |
herein enclose check Tor that amount.
Nitl 10 and Oh behalf a. our association
land individually "a a Vlrsini4n from |
Washington county, We wish 10 express 1
tho great pride and pleasure with which |
We note the splendid work being accOu-
pl.slcd toward making the reunion grand |
aIt successful.
WashinBtOl's contingent ~ "COnieis," /
Will he a. sple-dil and representative one
Yours most truly.
FINDLEY HARRIS.
Chairman Executive Committee G. Y.