The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-25
Otter Good Speeches.

Q tller Good Speeches.
Other. speakers were Lieutenant Cover e
his long suit Congressman w. ~, -
'yn'!n of was gVpp,n
a12nbbl cohen, Iof :NorfSlk, WHO said some
witty things about shsnes; Mr.. Y.
Branch, who felt he was one o. l1e boys;
Merits mel g. q r the L, i press; Nif. j THOMPSON
Brown. who extended tile welcome pf Il
Confederate soldier 10 soldiers and sailors
or the Union; Captain George A rs i. !.
he was going to say. but who kept On
talking for ten minutes.
The potentate ut tliis. point said tile
cook had Just told hin that al The prea 20
who had been put through early in tho
evening. 5 N s...s
Only, one responded. The others l, I !
was Mr.. 13agby, nnd he was told i. 70 70, tel
He never told. ffe made a. brave effort
6u,t he fnled IT,, LIS 6rot hey
had Induced him to mount a, chair 70
make his speech, they howled him down
and called him names. .s a IN !,
was beautiful miniature ship, made
or yiolets. This beautiful affair WIS pre-
scented to Mrs Schley through the nj
mral, and "a noble was delegated to take
/.
e The visitors at ali early hour this morn.
Ing were driven to Murphy's. They VIII
leave on the noon train to-day for WASH
ington 8 y
The Adnniral's Arrival.
Admiral scllcys came to the city Mt 2:3O
yesterday afternoon. He was met at tho
station BY d committee OF Shriners and
other leading citizens, and escorted TO
.Murphy's Hotel for luncheon. Later he
and his party were driven to the Virginia
Club, where II reception was given for
an hour. Z, Old st. Johns was visited,
the Governors Mansion wasls opened TO-
them, and a drive through the Wost End
was taken with&n rest and reception at
the Commonwealth Club.
In the party were many leading Shrin-l
ers from Almas Temple. lWashingto liz
Guiding Past Imperial Grand Junior War
den Frank II. Thomas. Potcntato T. w.
,Behrcns. OF Almas; w. i. Guide f. lS.t
Raymond and George III Walker, past
grand master oftNlasors of 5Washngton;s
C. T.. Wood, w &. Coleman, r. e. FL
more and N S. White, OF Almas; Com
mandcr Baird, of the Army and Navy
Department. and Senator-clect Isador
.Rayner. OF Maryland. t8
Tho committee that mot the dlstn-
guished guests embraced the following:
Governor Andrew j. Montague, General
.1Titzhllgll Lee. Mayor r.. M. Taylor. ID. G..
Richardson. Justice John ]. Crutchficld,
Major Charles o. Savilc, Captain Cl II.
Phillips, Captain +. w Cunningham,
Colonel H. M Boykn. Preston, Bcvin
Major William II. Sands. +. Il. e. Jur-
gems, jefferson Wallace, Howell Welsh
ger, j. r. Charleton. L.. w. NIcNelgh,
George j. Hooper, i. NJ. Gift a. Won
N. Rosenegk. George L, Street ana
George Guvcl'rator. ...,. III
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An Interesting Incident OF Admiral
s:chlcys visit to the Virginia Club was
the presentation to him of handsome
badge as an5,honorarw member Of Her
mann's Sons 81 America. THIS pleasant
duty was performed by committee from,
Koerner Lodge. No. 8, composed Of Dr.
Nj. d. IIogc (chairmur). aud Messrs Carl
sIllis, Ivan Mueller. Henry Lcrch w
Csissel Utrecht, .. II. Won Bottger and Chris
Baab. Each member was presented To-,
tlho Admiral, who was very cordial in his
greetings DR.. ,IIogc In presenting the
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