The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-11

General George washington. the first
| president general OF the order, Colonel
"Lighthorse'' Harry Lee father OF Cen
cral Robert e. Lee Major General IIoratlO
Gates, General Benjamin Harrison, signer
| Of the Declaration; Colonel Richard raS-
lor, father Of General Zachary Taylor,
| President of tllcsSUnlted States; General
George Weeden, Colonel Richard Itiddcr
Meade, father Of Bishop Meade Of Nir-5
1 gIna, and the officer who supcrlntended
| tha execution Of Major Andre: General
Daniel Morgan, who led the assault on
Que bee, December 81, 1T7o. (the only one
| that forced an entrance into the city,.
and afterwards the hero of "Cowpens;"
| Colonel James Monroe, Colonel Theoderic
| SBland, Jr., Colonel NICHOLAS Cabell, Colo-
mel Samuel Jordon Cabell. Colonies VIII
liam Heth and Charles Portertield, who
saved the life Of General Daniel Morgan
] ut the assault on Quebec and served to the
end OF the war; Colonel William Clark,
who made the famous trip across tho
! continent In 1901 with Colonel EAlerrlWeth-
er Lewis, Of Virginia, and many others
| whose names are household words and
1 prominently associated with the clVil, mn,
i it;.ry, political and social life of the Odd
j Dominion.
Ii An interesting feature OF the Cincinnati
], banquet last night at the Westmoreland
i Club was the presence of a limited NUM-
4 Der OF ladies who were specially invited
! by the Virginia Society to come III at
10 o'clock to hear the responses to the
4 various toasts. Tho following ladies We're
i present Mrs. Heth lrorton, Mrs. Eugene
I. Masse, Mrs. James Aston Cabell, Mrs
I III. T. Cabell Mrs. George Ben Johnston
Mrs. William Dashiell. Mrs. A. M. Tyler,
/ Mrs. Andrew Jackson Montague, Mrs
i George Bryan, Mrs. Charles Cotesworth
Pinckney, Mrs William Hancock Clark,
the Misses Stewart. Miss stringfellow,
Miss Mary w. Lewis, Mrs. Charles Oh.
| Cowardin, Mrs. George Wayne Anderson,
Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs. a. , ran. lhtull'
Mrs. IIy. NJ. Smith, Miss Ellen l5agby,
Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Charles Boil
| ling, Mrs. r. Carter Scott Mrs. John IT,.
1 ingram. Mrs j. Caskie Cabell, Mrs. Alex
1 ander Cameron. Mrs. Robert Camm, Mrs.
| Charles " Darlington. Mrs. Andrew II.
4 Christian, Mrs. Preston Cooke Miss
Evelyn Gordon Miss Julian Fl. Hill, Mrs.
John Lottier, Mrs. John II, Lyons MISS
Emily Addison, Mrs. Charles Y. Mere
| dlth Mrs. Wyndham r. Meredith, MIS-
4 j. M, Miller, Mrs. Junius b. Mosby, Mrs.
James D. Patton. Mrs. Ramsay. Mrs, VIII
| liam t. Royal, Mrs. Charles Seldom.
/ Misses Bessie and Mamie Selden, Mrs.
John Stewart Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Mrs.
| n, Nj. r. Tnlcott Mrs. John nj. Taylor,
| Mrs. Christopher Tompiins, Mrs. Dapney
4 Maury, Miss Emily HanneWlnck!e, Mrs.
Edward V. Valentine. Miss ANNE nose
| Walker, Mrs. Samuel G. Wallace. Mrs.
Gordon Wallace, Mrs. Edwin f. Cox,
/ Mrs. Armistead Wellford, Mrs. Otway
8. Allen. Mrs. st. George M Anderson,
| Mrs. Joseph u. Willard. Mrs. John Skel-
(. ton Williams, Mrs. Richard y. wilson.
Mrs. Charles II. Wortlarn, Jr., Mrs John
Dunlop, Mrs. r. s, Archer. tho Misses
RoyaIl, Miss Sadie Sutton, Mrs. Decatur
| Axtell, Mrs. a. s. Bufoii.
Flag Of the Cincinnati.
For the first time in the history of
| the Society Of Cincinnati, the flag of
| the order was holsted yesterday on the
Capitol of Virginia, and waved proudly
to the gentle May breczes under the
| blue skies OF tho Old Dominion, whose
many !lustrious sons contributed SO
! much on the tented field anu In the
| forum Of Legislatures and Of Congress,
| towards the establishment of the govern
| ment of the United States and the lieber-
ties of n free and enlightened people THIS
! BEAUTIFUL flag OF tho Cincinnati. together
| with the United States flag Of Virginia,
remained hosted over the Capitol during
! tho entire meeting OF the Virginia So
| ciety OF the Cincinnati yesterday after
! noon.
| Following are the officers and commits
| tees of the Virginia Society OF the Gin
| cinnati; DR.. George Ben Johnston, pres
| ident; William Weldon Bentley, vice.
| plesident:lP r. II. C. Cabell, secretary Heth
lorton, treasurer; DR., Philip Il. Southall,
assistant treasurer,
Standing Commttee-Dr George Zen
Johnston. p, II. G. Cabell Or, Philip
! y. Southal, James Is. Baylor, William
| Weldon Bentley, IIeth Ioron, A. r,
| Tatum, William Hancock CLARK, Tucker
| Darlington.
ChaplaIn-Rev. Henry Bednger
! Delegates ana aternates to general
meeting: Delega tes-Dr, George Ben john
| ston, p, III, o. Cnbell, a, II, lntunl, MAS
| liam Weldon Bentley, lIeth I.orton:
| Alternates DIR, Philip r, southal, Tucker.
| Currington, Blair lGe, George William
| I3eale. Samuel Selden, Brooke.
Committee OF Arrangements-Iiet I.or-
! ton, chairman; DR. George Ben Johnston,
! Robert Withers Masse,
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