The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-19
THE MEMPHIS REUNION
TENT RESTAURANTS WILL FUR
 NISH MEALS.
It is Again Announced That the : Hotels and Boarding Houses
 Have Not Advanced Rates --. for the Occasion,

iaISe teHtS at ul11erent points in She central part of the city during the re- union weak. ..s
 These tent restaurants win be made to accommodate hundreds of diners each. at time, and will charge the nom- inal price of 50 cents per meal. Special accommodations and resting rooms for ladies have been carefully looked after. and will be conveniently located throughout the center Of the city. besides being adjoined 10 the va- rious tent restaurants. These large eating booths will be under the super vision of the different ladies' aid socie- ties of the Memphis churches, and will be located as follows: A large tent will be placed at the northwest corner of Union and Second streets; one on Jeff ferson Street. near Front Street; one at the Woman's Boarding Home, on Shelby Street near Linden. The latter place will serve over five hundred meals every day during the reunion.
 Hotel rates have neither been chang ed nor advanced. They remain the same. A room can be had at the Pea body Hotel, for instance, at a rate which contemplatos six or more people but a single bed with three meals day can be had at the same hotel for 8. the regular price. room accom- modating six people comfortably with meals for each of the six can be had for SIS. which is 8 per capita. This applies to all of the hotels. The rate has not changed, but owing 10 the great crowd which is expected ard the limited accommodations of the city. it has been necessary to put more than one person in room.
 1t is very important that all persons expecting to attend the Reunion in Memphis on the 18th. 29th and S0th of May, make application at once for places where they can be accommo- dated.
 The Committee on Hotels and Ac- commodations has made complete canvass of the city, and they feel jus tified in saying that they have plenty of room for everyone who will visit Memphis, either in private houses or in public buildings, where cots with pill lows, sheets and blankets will be fur nished. and where visitors can be made very eo4nfortabl ble: but it is very inn portant that the Committee on lnfor- nation should know at once about how many people are coming, and the Com mittee earnestly hopes that the people will not wait until the last moment. when they will then come with rush just before the Reunion. when it will be impossible to wait on them.
 l Y and guide through Memphis, is now published and can be had at all rail- road depots throughout the South with in the next few days. This folder in- cludes a map of Memphis, on which are clearly marked all points of inter- est, and the seventeen different street car lines.
 Capt. c. M. Stewart, commanding N. B. Forrest Regiment, Company H, l1 oh NR 6 lie oII pany to report to him at the Abstract Office, opposite the Court House, Mem phis, on the morning of May 18th. at 10 a. m. AS far as possible report with horses and uniform" said Cap tain Stewart. A
 Sons of Veterans.
 The official program and detailed in formation of the Sons of Confederate Veterans has at length been completed. It reads as follows:
 Tuesday, May 2Sth. 10 a. m--Joint meeting of the Vet erans and Sons of Veterans Confeder- ate Hall. Address of Welcome and Response.
 ? D. m.--Convention assemblies in reg ular session. Auditorium.
 p. m.-Sons of Veterans Boat Ride -ol1 tine Mississippi river.
 Wednesday, May 2eth. se-
 10 a. m.-Convention assemblies in regular session, Auditorium.
 2 D. m.-Flower parade.
 4 p. m.--Convention assemblies in regular session, Auditorium. 8.
 Thursday, May 30th,
 10 p. m.-Sons of Veterans Ball to Sponsors. and Maids of Honor, Confed- crate. Hall. 5
 Tt;. oe n Veterans.
 ? D. m.-Grand Street Parade of Vet erans and Sons of Veterans.
 Directory, Sons of Veterans.
 Convention Hall-Auditorium, corner Main and Linden Streets.
 General Reunion Headquarters-Mer- chants Exchange, corner South Court and Second Streets. All visiting Sons of Veterans are requested to call and register at General Headquarters. where they can obtain any information desired concerning the reunion. a
 Division and Camp Headquarters Information can be obtained by call ing at general headquarters.
 Hotel Headquarters-Comm Chief and Department Commanders, Cordova Hotel, corner Madison and Third Streets. Sponsor Chief, De- partment Sponsors and Division Spon- sors. and their Maids of Honor, Cor dova Hotel. corner Madison and Third Streets. +-.....
 Camp Sponsors and Maids of Honor All information can be furnished at General Headquarters.
 Postoffice Headquarters-Al mail for Sons of Veterans should be directed "care General Headquarters, Sons of Veterans"
 N. B. Forrest Camp No. 215, U. s. c.
 V.-Executive Committee.
 mmandant-Thomas F. Gailor.
 First Lieutenant Commander-E. E. Wright.
 second Lieutenant Commander-W. B. Henderson.
 Adiutant-W. Armistead Collier. Jr.
 Treasurer-Louis M. DeSaussure.
 Quartermaster-Prest Smith.
 Reunion Committee.
 John P. Burlington Chairman. south west corner Main and Madison, up- stairs.
 Reception-J. NJ. Semmes, 256 Second.
 Entertainment-G. T. Fitzhugh, A Equitable Building.
 Information-L. M. DeSaussure. 300 Main!
 MusicLF.. T. Edmondson, 2S7 Second
 MilitaryT9John s. Hampton. as2
 Badges-N. B. Forrest. 62 Equitable Building.
 Amusement-G. B. Thornton, 42 Mad ison.
 Invitation-Thos. B. Collier, 12 Mad ison.
 Carriages and Horses-Joseph NJ. Mar