The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-18
Fifteenth, Virginia

IN y ar Company X, Fifteenth virginia
Volunt GERS. and Company II, Second VIZ VIZ
rinin@ Reserves; james Il Johnson y, con-,
,,nnv Z; Eighteenth Virginia Volunteers Ns
4 nirnIy K rlusc, Company a, Fort y-slxstll
fvrrnini volunteer ". II. INell y amp
stead b Artillery Virginia Volunteers =:
George w. Libby, Company e. ssfW s.ai,l9
Virginia Volunteers; Joseph w. l Lie.ie'
Company i, . Eighteenth mississippi 5lnlal.
try Andrew X Iea first ileutc ~.
ard ordnance Officer Richardson! S2Al'tll-
,o /, -, battalion; n ]. ID. Matthew, Company
i, Torty- til Virginia Infantry; John q
Noun tcastle, Company X, II 9Th Cavalry,
NJ. lsh Company neat $ l 8. ~
tnlion. Ninth Louisiana Volunteers ian,
drew III. Mott. Company D,3 Forty thir NJ
battalion. Moshy's Rangers; Thomas -
picrcy, Company T., Second Il. Virginia
Heayy Artillcry:T III. Robertson, COM on !,
pany D, First Virginia Infantry; y -. g.
Richardson, Company !, hlttee y ~ q WI
ginla Volunteers; ]. T. SWORDS Co Coz
C.sThird Virginia Volunteers General
Gusts Lee; John r.. Smith Company3l =.
Nineteenth Virginia Infantry Me- s.,
Saunders. Company c., Fourth Virginia.
lnfnntry; A. N, sholl, Eighteenth Georgia,
oglethorpos Light Infantryi8T. N. !, x
Talcott, colonel, First Regiment Engnn--l
ners, Virginia volunteers; James l1. .Isy ler'S
Company i, Twenty First y irginia. Resi- ;'eis
ment. n. II. Thompson and R.&W. Thomp-
son. otey Battery Thirteenth Battalion,
Virginia Artillery; w. L. White Rich
mond Howltzers, First Virginia Artlllery;
q. n. Ningiield, Company G, Forty-t1fstL
Virginia Cavalry; John a. NVilkerson. Com
pany G, First Virginia Artillery; william
H. vaughan, Company a, y lnth. V'rs l ~
Infantry. a I'll rs Ii Is 8s5 3sst
Governor in Lynchburg.
Governor Montague will be tho guest st
ut the home OF Mrs. G. NJ Biacktora
while he is IN Lynchburg this week 70
make the address before the #s Conted-
crate organizations. and under l me au- a
Tinted Daughters OF the Confedcracy, on
THURSDAY night The Governor VIII be
introduced to tho gathering by Mr.. John
n . Lewis, at whose home the function
will lie held. 1, n
Those who will receive are as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. John III n LOWS Il Mrs ANNE
Martin and Mrs. Withers =. Clark. vice
presidents OF tho entertaining chapters;
Miss Ruth Jennings, president o.. the VIZ
GINA Division of the u. Dc; Mrs. Jollh
D. Horsley. president of the ltlrkwooa-
Otey Chapter OF u. D. G.; ana MRS. ~
Otcy president of the Memorial Assoc
/ MIo. - W. a',''-
Mrs. Rawley w. Martin. "A
The programme will be: VI, s,la
The Southern Marsellcs. sung by Mrs
a. Lynch Ward ~ i5
Reading or DR.. Beverly, d. fuckers
Beautiful poom, Compensation, by MIS-,
| w NJ. Stroller. Il
MI John ri, Lewis will then intro
duce Governor A.. j, Montague, "ho VIII
mako an Informal address on General
| Lee. <5B Us
Fore-Terry.
Miss SClemencc Fore. the daughter Of
Mr. and AIRS. IS. p. Fore. of Buckingham
county, and Mr., II. Luther Terry, Of the
we'll known firm Of Terry Brothers will
be married to-day mt 1870 j. NJ, IN the
present home of Miss Fore. NO. bUi North
Ninth Street. The ceremony will be Wit
messed by The friends and relntivcs Of the
young couple, who will leave afterward
for visit 10 the groom's relatives In
Franklin county. Both bride and groom
are very popular, and their marriage is
an event Of interest TO their friends /.
Out-of-Town Society.
The Philadelphia Inquirer. under date
| and her Hance, Don Luis u, Corea, minis
| ter to the United States from corea, who
| of January 10th, has a picture of Mrs.
1 llah Dunlap Jordan, of Macon. Georgia,
are now in New York, where Mrs. 4or-
| dan accompanied by friend, Is stay
| ing dit the Waldorf-Astoria. M
| The correspondent of the inquirer be-
1 lieyes that Mrs. Jordans wedding, post
1 poned because Of malicious rumors set
| at!oat concerning Senior Corca, VIII take
4 place al once. Concerning these rumors,
| The Inquirer explains The attitude Of
Mrs, Jordan and her family hy publish
4 ing the following statement from Mr..
Claude Manning Badgeley, Mrs Jordan's
! brother-in-law, which says sSs1
As the brother-in-law Of Mrs. Jordan
4 wishto ay4that the attacks made upor
4 Mr.. Luis r. Corca, the Niearagnnn min,
4 ister evidently inspired by malice, are NIB
soutely false and have no weight win
her or her family, who have had for som,
Htime in their possession documents from