The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-13
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CHOICEST ! !! J BRAND | | Nd
s&Thoic Island #Pllarinacists Treat
SaAsrd Virginianss 2oyalll - vso
DIT y; Days Greatly Enjoyed.
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Pheasant Feature Was Gift by.
IN Mode Island Asso ciationSt o
gs3 Virginia Organization, s55
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S3 (Sl,s Gi1l to THO sIiineF-DlspatCI sRt3f
AZ ovlto Den CE, II, III. July 2. D,ecply
&Fitt,pressed .with8thc beauties Of 1ehode
islahis ard the Bay State. members Of
{l{e Virginia Pharmaceutical Association
@ieft .nigh ut $40 the Steamer me
fIowatd of tho Merchants and Miners nc rs
Line, alter n two ~ days Y sojouSt1N with
4 Their Northern brethren OF tho II Hhouue
StIsla,,d Assoc.s ion. q. ii @ sj3 ,,
,5I1'olday tho parey left Nariagansett
n Pier early, and White some remained ln
asProyldencc to- take ID Look at the q y
;sofliels. q party Of about twenty-flN v ,e
stookl II forenoon y trtiYn for Boston, and
did considerable Sightseeing there, re-
s turning In the lste ernoon. Il,
During the Boston trip Mr.. n Y m +, 4.
Batter, 81 Fchmohd had M amusing y y n
experience being taken 'kalLies' !, -
&lurd literature fame, oh one OF tlle l3os.
ston streets and having to exert himself n Sc
~ faif an hour before he could convince ~
size excited Il crowd Of several lin lr4i $.
VA tghe wn d respected resident OF itlclliT
#iiior 4 I, and no s'nr1nteur era oksininln
mt ali. Many Of tho r node Island society e;
3giHero present at thesboh to-nisht 70 Wls 11
8gthc Virginia delegation bon aVoyag sS,.s
3si9 Az III Beautiful Ale Set.
9One OF Tile pleasant features Of tl,e'
SBoutherners visit was the presentation y. 70
the Eirglnans Of q beautiful . ai t se SCI.
consisting Of IL largo covered lla nag y
two gallons capacity ana halt y ao ~,
4 Gins ana a. 8salver. Tho flugon was POT
8celain-lined while the cups were glass lass.
H1ined. On tho front Of the flagon..W was
$fhe inscription: 2'' From the Rhode lsla'd
i 1ohnr1nnc eutica Associntio to the VIII
sEin,a Pharmaceutical Asso ~ t'o y Ivy
ssl3, 1896. s@i !, {, :, !
"a cupfu5wth us at e very isu ". ~,
4 meeting to perpetuate good Fellowship ell!
S5i5 On y eacl14 cup was d monogram conf conf
4 posed OF the initials the Two as $50
Gcinttons gracefully interlaced.
the banquet iii tile New GlaSds Hotel
Mast night, which lasted until IN early
, hour thls morning Toast1nnster 60 w.
iSDickinson, OF tho Virginia 3As atloh,
kcnlled for order and introd iced " .T..]s q.
yNfiller, OF Richmond. presdenrt t e tine
EEN7irginIans, to respond to the tonst s g |
Ft,yNc come !, This WIS replied to BY Pro
esssor John L. Croft, president 9 the :le
Rhode Island iPhnrnuceuticnl# Ass'oci q
q ton. IN alternate turn members Of s. b }'1
Eassociatlo Ions were called upon u and re-
$sponded to the following tonsts: Z Thomas
5Sl5S1Vi!Iia ms & 8 e Virginia, ',rhe yoyage'';i
Alfred j, johnson, fJr., Of loawtucket, to
...Fraternalism'';8 c. i, Fleet Of Lynch
burg, 4 to 'svirginia.'..5 and Rev. Samuel
II.SNWebb OF this city, to $ lode island
and j. NV. Colcord, OF Boston. OF the
massachusetts Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton, to- Flzz.' y ~ Ii d " 5s8
Toast8to Virginians.
siSsSi5 The Rhode Islanders a dopte q a reso-
lutionSsunanimously hatSatg4 o clock in
1.-THE afternoon Of the second Wednesday.
III, each july, the association drink to the
N ttoast t Of our Virginia Brothers IA 53
II 1'he Y officers Of the Virginia HI Associa-
g3toll are: g. I'M # 55R.
4 Presid ent, T.. q. L Miller, q Richmond,
Va Az II ~ VII @@$5s 2 VI,
J FIRST Vice President, Z. g. Hammer Of
gIynchburg, Va. .ss IN Ia
Second Vice PresidcntW. G. Williams,
of, Charlotte. @ IA ,,tys,
Secretary, CT b. Fleet. OF Lynchhurg.
Local Secretary, II. S! S Arlington. Of
Norfolk u e5f u IA n
treasurer, ". S. Eley. o. SUFFOLK.
Executive Com,nittee-E. L. Brands, T,
N. Curd. and Or. r. w. Miller.
Among those IN attendance from Rich.
nlond in addition to those named, are
the following: t5l IL
I. j ohm f, Bauer and wife. w n, HARPER;
ii. Zimmerman and two Indies. Mr.. Rice.
Hugh Jones, r. l.. Powers. Jr. G. c.
i Minor and Mrs. j. A. Hodges.
NE From Lynch&lrrg came y ]. . G. Cann:i
from Roanolt., Colonel J. G. johnson and
GR.sE IL. Stiff; from Norfolk. H. L. AIRING
ton, Miss Lancaster md NJ. j. White.
NJ During the sail south the Yirginians
will devote themselves IN part to social
4enjoyments, such as We're participated
sSinfsonthe trip North, including pie-5eatlng
contests. and the officers for the ensuing
lyear will DO elected in pursuance Of the
Recommendation o. nominating COM
mittee. $ IA It'll
II Is probable that jamestown will bos
tchosen as the meeting place next year
on account Of the Centennial EXPO
tEtion to be held there. @
A movement was inaugurated which
will probably result In a large. delegation
from the Rhode Island Association max
Z ing a pilgrimage to Virginia. ID