The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-01-20
Presentation of Crosses.

Presentation of Crosses.
In very brief speech Mrs. Norman V.
Randolph introduced the programme fea-
ture of the evening. the presentation of
crosses of honor to the veterans Cant.
Stratton read the rules governing lie
presentation and Mrs Randolph then for
mally introduced Mrs Malone, Mrs. Be-
cock and Mrs. Mckinney who pinned the
crosses upon the breasts of the veterans
as they came forward. The ladies' were
heartily greeted by the camp
Colonel Lee Speaks.
AT this point Colonel r. f. Lee. Jr..
grandson of the great man for whom he
was named, was introduced.
Colonel Lee was most happy In his
remarks and throughout his striking elo-
quent and able address chained and
charmed his audience. He referred to
the meeting as II kindling of the most
belium camp fires He said that the Con
1ederate soldier was the evolution of
the Revolution patriot. He expressed the
opinion that If Jackson had lived the
Confederate cause would never have been
lost cause. Colonel Lee declared that
the late war was similar to true revo-
lutionary war save in its conclusion.
The admirable speech was most liber-
ally applauded and the speaker given
II vote of thanks.
Were Given Crosses.
Crosses We're given to the following
veterans:
Henry A. Atkinson, Parker's Battery
Virginia Volunteers.
E. a. catlin. Company &C." Forty-flrst
Virginia Cavalry.
w. NJ Cary, Company &C." Thirty
second Regiment, Virginia Volunteers.
Lieutenant Colonel Clayton G. Cole
man, Twenty third Regiment Virginia
Volunteers.
r. T. Daniel, Company "a" First vir-
ginia Regiment.
G. "A. Davenport Company 3D." v. NJ.
/. Cadets.
L. B. Edwards. Company 3D." South
side Artillery.
Charles o. Foreman, Company "a"
Twelfth Virginia Cavalry.
John r. Gildersleeve. Third Richmond
Howitzers.
r. H. Gillian. Company IF" Twenty
first Virginia Regiment
Ed c. Goddin. First Company, Rich
mond Howitzers.
r. r. Griffin, Company 3D." Fifteenth
Regiment. Virginia Volunteers.
George c. Mouncastle (Moore), Com
pany d." Fifth Virginia Cavalry.
Alexander r. Mott, Company ID" For
ty-third Battalion. Mosby's Partisan
Rangers.
George NJ Palmore captain Dances
Battery, Virginia Volunteers.
w, o. Petty. Company &C." Forty-thlrd
Battalion. Virginia Cavalry.
Ben. James Rogers Neblett's Heavy
Artillery.
Fleming Roper Company e." Tenth
Battalion, Virginia Volunteers.
Charles ii. Tower, Company "a" For
ty-sixth Regiment, Virginia Volunteers.
w. f, Traherne, Company 3D." Sixth
Regiment, Louisiana Volunteers.
L. ]. Tyler, Third Richmond.
William NJ Thompson. Company &C."
Twenty third Regiment, Virginia yolun-
teers,
j. n. Upshur, Virginia Military Institute
Cadets.
Powhatan Weisiger wv, L. W.. Com
pany r." Fourth Virginia Cavalry.
Live Wasserman (Mrs Randi Company
"A. Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Forty sixth Virginia Regiment
James H. Wayne, Company &C." Fiji
ty-fifth Regiment, A. p. Hits Division.
Charles W, Bowers (Mrs. Rand. de-
scendant of.
ASHLAND COMPANY, NO. SD
G G, Brown (AdJ Leo, Company &C
Fourth Virginia Cavalry.
r. H. Bumpass (Adw.). Company 80
| Fifteenth Virginia Infantry.
w J chrisholm dee), Fifteenth yir-
GINA Infantry.
Joseph 9 Gilman, Company C." Fourth
| Virginia Cavalry.
G. Is. Pendeton CLee), Company ..F,,
Fourth Virginia Cavalry
| FARLEY B traylnr { I eel Coprnn,, ,.f,p
| Woolfolk's Battery.
]. j Terry dee), Company O." Fourti
| Virginia Cavalry.
Samuel !, WIngfield d4ee), First Regi
ment Virginia Volunteers.
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At Savannah.
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