The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-12-06
"ThanISsgiNing DIV"

camp onward, Savannah, Ga, 1885,
Resolutions Of thanks for dinner rendered
TO Company B, Fourth Virginia Regiment,
Volunteer Infantry, by the ladies of sa-
vannah. through the following committee:
Miss Sallie Leopold, chairman; Mrs. Ben
kin, Miss Bessie Tarver, Miss Eta Oliver.
Miss Lula Wynn, Miss Ada Roberts.
1t is with feelings of deepest emotion.
heartfelt gratitude and love, thai We the
undersigned, desire to express to YOU by
these resolutions our most earnest thanks
for your thoughtful consideration in SUD-
plying us with such a magnificent repast
on this occasion of Thanksgiving" and
for the honor conferred upon us by your
presence and graceful assistance in dis
pensing the luxuries which you SO kindly
and generously provided. Therefore, by
spontaneous unanimity We have resolved:
First. That words are inadequate to fully
express our delight at the kind reception
rendered us; our enjoyment of the select
and bountiful repast; and our high appre-
citation of The motives which actuated the
fair ones whose delightful presence adorn-
ed our table. whose tender care and COM
prehensive intuition administered to our
bodily wants; and whose love smiles and
charming conversation, lifted the veil of
endless monotony attending camp life. and
not only made us feel as if we were once
more at home and in the bosom of our
loved ones but inspired us with new cour-
age, life and zeal and animated lis for
future deeds of valor Should the occasion
arise), the accomplishment of which, for
the glory and honor of our country we
shall strive to make our chief aim and
ambition.
Second. Whether in the boundaries of
our grand and glorious union, Cuba Porto
Rico, Philippines, or upon foreign soil in
distant land, we shall ever cherish and
preserve fresh in our minds, the memory
of that grand Thanksgiving occasion at
Camp Onward Savannah, as one of the
most charming and enjoyable occasions in
the annals of our army experience
Third. Resolved, That copies of these
resolutions be presented to each of the
members of the above committee and that
same be published in the Savannah, Ga.
and Norfolk, Va papers.
We have the honor to submit ourselves
Company B. Fourth Virginia Regiment.
Volunteer Infantry Norfolk City Guard.
Roll of Membership
Capt. Bernard w Salomonsky. First
Lieutenant Clinton L. Wright, Second
Lieutenant Walter H. Church; First Ser
geant G.. T. Taylor, Quartermaster Ser
geant j. II. Eaton, Sergt. Mills Powell,
Sergt S. E. Smith. Sergt. E. r. Gale,
Sergt j. NJ. Mccoy.
Corporals-L G. Linn Charles l.. Davis,
II. J. White, c Bats, L.
MorTiss. o. L. shipp, + w. w. Walker,
w. II. wilkins, c. H. Dodson, w. H. Nc
Clennan.
Privates-N. Albano. w. f. Allen, John
Briggs II. Bluford. r. G. Baylor, f. II.
Baillio, E. S. Brock, A. z. Bean Z. r.
Belk. r. S. Caffee, George Chris
takes. G. c. Cole, c. H. Chaplin, c. D.
Curtin, u. l.. Daniel. A c. Downing (arti-
ficer). J. E. Duncan. II. Friedeuherg. c.
b. Farley, Joseph Ferris, William Q.
Folk, William A. Foster, ]. l.. Gardiner,
]. w. GAYLORD, II. T. Gray, c. j. Groves,
II. l.. HARDWOOD Company clerk). IL. Hy-
orth (wagoner), T. S. Jackson. NJ. Jacobs,
Samuel A Joint. A. J. Kerns. l.. l.. Lowry,
T.. S. Lamberth, l. Leslie F. A. Llonas
A. Litchenstein, e. Markham, r. N Nal
bone, ]. A. Mcmahon, II w. McDermott,
J. c. McGnnis (musician), F. A. Milteer,
h. w. Moore. M. T.. Moore, j. A. Morris
sey, w. H. Nelson. Levi Nelson, c. Pol
iticari, w. Powell, c. A. Patterson. r. f..
Reddick, p Rokos. b. A. Ripe, II. Seay,
George 81. Clair. G. b. Shepperd, ]. b.
Stacey, p. II. Taylor, b. y. Totty, L. Van
derberry. b T. White, c. /. White. 1.
Wilkinson. r. L. wilkins. w. l.. Wilkins
G. o. Woody. H. e. Williams. Hunter
Wing. ]. ID. Wood c. H. Wills, l.. Wal
lace Cmusiciam.