The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-05-31
AT JUDGE BEAUREGARD's

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AT JUDGE BEAUREGARD'S
During the stay in New Orleans. Judge
R. T. Beauregard, a brother of the Ia
nous General Gideon T. Beauregard, and
most charming gentleman entertained
Captain w. M. Myers and his officers,
Miss Lizzie Myers. sponsor for the How
tiers; Miss Sallie Wray, sponsor for Leo
Camp: her maid of honor. Miss Mary
Myers; Miss Miriam Millhiser, Miss Gene
We've Jackson, Miss Helen Rainey and
Judge l. D. Moore. brother Judge OF the
Court Of Appeals. at his magnificent home,
'.Buen Retire" short distance from the
city. In the stately mansion. surrounded
by beautiful shrubbery. several hours
were spent in social pleasures and the
enjoyment OF most delicious luncheon.
The visitors were entertained by the
Judge and his wife, Mrs, Rene Toutant
Beauregard. and his Family, consisting
OF Misses Marguerite, Laura. Alba, Alice.
Hilda. and Mrs. Henry T. Beauregard.
Especially during tho stay in New Or
leans did the party enjoy the courtesies
extended them by the Young Mems Gym
nastlo Club, the Elss' Club. and various
other social organizations, NIL due to tho
efforts of their hosts. the Louisiana Field
Artillery, commanded by Colonel John P.
Sullivan. The latter who. by the way.
Is about the largest man IN point OF
stature III new AJIlcdiis, iiiiuc lest AiAS'Auo
Of all who met him.
During the day OF the parade n pleas
ant incident occurred In front of the st.
Charles Hotel. where the line halted for
a moment. An unknown gentleman
rushed out OF the hotel to the carriage
of the sponsors and handed Miss Lizzie
Myers an immense bouquet Of beautiful
flowers
LOST THEIR HEARTS.
Tho Virginia girls lost their hearts
dozens of times while in New Orleans
and Atlanta, and returned laden with
spoils in the shape OF souvenirs Of every
description,
A number of Views OF points Of Interest
in New Orleans were brought back by
Mrs It. P, Campbell, who IS nm accom-
plished amateur photographers, who nc-
companled her husband to the reunion,
IN ATLANTA,
Tho entertainment at the Piedmont
Club was the most delightful function of
the day. Special cars awaited the ladies
at the Majestic Hotel and the ride out to
tho beautiful club house was thoroughly
enjoyable, Tho arrival of the party waa
followed by a reception extended by the
committee, headed by the Governors
wife.
A FINE REPAsT,
Following the reception the guests nd
journed to the dining room, where an
elegant repast was served. consisting OF
broiled chicken, green peas. potatoes,
salads, Ice cream, cake and delicious ar
tlery punch
At s O'Clock the visitors returned to the
Majestic Hotel, where was another pleas
ant gathering on tho roof-garden, where
gathering on the roof-garden. wlaere}
light refreshments We're served and
string bands discoursed sweet music.
Immediately after reaching Atlanta the
ladies were taken to the Majestic Hotel
for lunch: they went thence to inspect
the Capital City Club. Carnegie Library.
and the Grand Opera House; n trolley car
ride followed out Peach Tree Street, and
all through the beautiful suburban dis
trict
There was general regret when the time
came to leave for home.
Among those who did much to mako
the stay of the Virginians agreeable In
Atlanta, were the members OF the Vir-
ginia Society Mr.. ]. A, Higgins pa rticu-
larry showed them much Kindness. He is
a son of Mr.. John NJ Higgins, Of this
city
The conduct Of the Howitzers on the
trip is beyond all praise. The courteous
Virginia gentlemen impressed all who met
them. and Captain Myers is proud of his
command, q.
Tho veterans of Zee Camp also came
In for large share Of praise. One OF the
most Invaluable OF them was Major u.
A. Brown, Jr.. who not only saw to tho
comiort Of the veterans, but found time