The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-02
.N|LL WELDON
THE ENGINEERS
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gteat interest aud will in all probability
be the contest 9 IT he Econvention. Phlla-
.lclphia. louisville, Detroit and Kansas
city have sent. Instructed delegations
here 10 work for their respective towns.
1t is thought thai the real fight will be
between Louisville and philadelphia. II
The following is to-day s. programmed:
s@ 0 a. M.-Delcgates and guests will start from,
nfurphy'sa Hotel for a short parade, arriving
at Bitou Theatre At Q 80 A.. NJ.
$3.50 As NJ. Prayer by Right Rev. Bishop
Nan de Vyver. 4 q 5sS ,i M IA
Introductory address by Charles ST Devoro,
chairman local committee. 81 a
v Welcome to Virg iilln-A ddress IS by S{ Colonel
George Wayne Anderson.
Response by r. G. Ingelson, past national
president. 5St5st 8s3{s
nj. Taylor, Mayor.
Response by P. II. Hogan. national pres
ident. gss 81 5ss ~
Welcome III behalf Of Confederate veterans.
by Hon. j. Taylor Stratton 55
American Artst. = = H I'll a55
RESPONSE by Charles II. Garllek past ma ma
tonn! president M 81 ~ N II II
tional President f. II. Hogan. FL
q p. M. Trolley ride for lady guests to
s sfupphys Mo aeies clock sharp Refresh
nients will be served en- route. 3l5 ,,,
$50 i. Session Of con entio on, Bij lou
& ) 4 r. M OPENING of exhibition, seyentlethf
Regiment Armory. corner of Seventh and
Marshall Streets IL, Lz.5ss Gid .
Address BY Charles T.. hart nattoIlal ~ ce-
81 Music Music by Iardella,s Band. /, 4, I, NJ
IN !, exhl5,s naJ
sMcKe,ra j. Adams; 8S}i J5 l,s{g ~
Music by SIardella's Band. 1Ss4s.
p. 8M.--Meetings q LA. Jdepartne biJou
Theatre Eighth and 4Br road.
Supply Men Meet,
The National Supply Men 8Associa ton
met last night a t NIurpiy's II otel..5 ires-
ident Charles Martin sreported What
had been done towards the Eentertainment
Of the delegates to- the Richmond con-
Gvcntion x ss Is ,s 4,
attention to the entertaining and amuse-
$ments and the executive COMMITTEES has
mapped out plans most carefully having
sent several sreprescntatlv es to the CITY
In advance of the convention 70 compete q,
arrangements. r hey have y worked in har-
mony with the local committee and last
night, the. president appointed commit
tees on entertainment, transports ton and
finance, who will look after their respec-5
tive assignments during the progress Of
tho convention. F
1t was reported that thesclty Of Rch7l
3mond had contributed $500 towards the,
entertainment of the engineers a nd would
serve a dinner at Forest Hill Park on
THURSDAY, which will be called Richmond
Day. III 3ssT5 u y f45 ,33.
e The president appointed a nominating
Committee, 4 who after the meeting adj
tollrned formulated the following slate
for the election of officers, which viii be
held Thursday morning at II O'CLOCK o, FOR.
president, Charles NJ. Eddy, OF Chicago;t
for vice president. g. i. Sly, Of New
York. advertising manager of Power;
for secretary, S. H. Cole. OF New York;
far treasurer, S. NJ Hildrcth Of Pal
myra, N W and for Executive Commit
tee, j !. "A. Carson. OF BostonisJ. d. Jones',
OF Scranton, Pa; John NJ. Chapman, OF
Cleveland, and N. #. Hayden. OF Clncln.-
natl. 1t Is said that there Will be no con-
test in this election
Reception to Visiting Ladies
Last Nighl.
lhe local committee of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Committee held a reception In
assembly hail. OF Murphy's Hotel last
night In honor of the visiting ladies.
Music was discorsed by irhilow's or
chestra and refreshments were served
during the course Of the evening, 3 enter,
tainmGnt. II Seai!
THE ladies' Auxiliary will open their.
session Tomorrow morning when they
will hold their business session and elect
their officers, a.
Exhibits Great Feature.
Tho exhibits Of the Supply MEMS AS
ISOLATION are far superior to amy seen at
former meetings OF the association, being
larger In nun Der and representing many
OF the largest machinery manufacturers
in this country. There are about sixty
four exhibits on the floor of the Regl-
mental Armory. these being most instruc-
tive and the public are invited to visit
the armory and inspect them.