The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-02-01

II. III. cardwelI. after which the john
ression Will be dissolved.
1t ia Imperative that all visitors shall
keep their seats until the Senate has
passed out, and the sergennt-at-arins has
been instructed to strictly enforce the
order.
The two houses will resume their sepa-
rate sessions and Lieutenant Governo,
Ellyson will make brief address to tile
Senate. The gavel With which he VIII
preside is made from wood taken from
the old Jamestown Church and which
was presented him by a friend.
Admission to the floor of the House
will be only by card and one row in
the gallery will be reserved for invited
guests who fail to find seats on the
lower floor.
Outside of the first row, the gallery
will be open to the public Mt 1o:45.
Each member of the Legislature is en-
titled to one guest, to whom he VIII
issue ticket.
Judges from out OF the city are re-
quested to apply to the clerk OF the
House for their tickets.
Gold pens have been provided. with
which the two officers to be sworn in
viii subscribe their oaths. and there are
also new Bibles TO be used on the oc-
casion
Provision has been made in the House
hall for the seating of about five hun
dred persons. Perhaps ten times these
many will desire admission. The Ques-
tion of holding the ceremonies on the
southern portico of the Capitol was con-
sidered by the committee. but 1t was
thought best that they should take
place inside.
From o'clock to 4 p. NJ. Governor
Swanson will entertain State officials.
city officials, members OF the Legisla-
tuTe and such others as may desire to
call at the mansion Light refreshments
Will be served. From $50 to 1870 p. NJ.
Lieutenant Governor Ellyson will give a
reception at his residence. No. 10 East
Franklin Street in honor of Governor
Swanson. and large number of public
men have been invited. and will attend.
The hours OF Lieutenant Governor Ely
sons reception have been heightened to
afford the fullest opportunity for at
tendance.
Long List Expected.
Many people OF prominence from diff
ferent parts of Virginia and from other
States will be here. Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Swanson and Messrs. William ary
Henry Swanson. q Danville. Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry BONNER Of Philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham Hall. OF this
city; Mr.. Dougles Deane. OF Atlanta Ca.
Mr.. F. II. Deane and family. Mrs. Dab
ney Carr, Miss Anna Deane Carr and
Miss Anderson. of Alexandria. Va, will
be among the Immediate members of
Mr.. and Mrs. SwansoIs families who
will attend the ceremonies at the Capt.
tol. Mrs j. Taylor Ellyson. Miss Betty
Ellyson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Crump.
Mr. and Mrs. e, u. Hotchkiss and fam
lily and Miss Hotchkiss. OF the Lieuten-
ant-Governor- reject and Mrs. Ellyson's
families will also attend.
Some of the Ladies.
There will be throng OF ladies' from
Representative Richmond and Virginia
families, among them Mrs. Andrew j.
Montague, wife of Governor Montague
On account Of Mrs, Swanson's mourning.
only gentlemen will 10 TO the Mansion
this afternoon.
The reception to be given by Mr.. FL
Tyson will be largely attended and will
be one of the most brilliant events o. it's
kind but It will be for gentlemen only
as Mrs Swanson cannot be present Or
chestral music and beautiful floral decora-
tons will heighten the effect of drawing
rooms and dining-roon. The entire lower
floor Of the Ellyson home will be can
vased in white.