The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-05
mrs. HAYES Still
HERE WITH PARTY.
Social Program Of Reunion One
OF Most Enjoyable Features Of
Occasion.
HEADQUARTERS Deserted MISS
GLASGOW H0NoRIED
Tcxas Veterans Go Through
Manual Of Arms for
Her.

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Though the Confederate Reunion
has closed, a Yumber OF the more
noted women which It brought to
Richmond were still registered atthe
Jefferson Hotel late yesterday after
noon. s,.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Addison Hayes were
among those who remained over yes
terday, and certainly Richmond had no
more welcome reunion guests than they.
Mrs. Hayes has greatly strengthened
her hold upon the affections OF the
Southern people at large during her
present sojourn in Richmond. and Rich,
moud people as well as others from the
state and the South have been most
happy TO meet and to know Mr. Hayes
Mr.. William Hayes has specially en-.
joyed his first experience or Southern
people and their loyal devotion ito those
or his name. since he has arrived at
an age when the full meaning of his
grandfather position as President Of
the Southern Confedcracy has been
borne In upon him. His elder brother
has had more recent opportunity to
estimate these things.
No one OF the sponsors enjoyed sfer
sponsorship and Its attendant pleasures
more than Miss Hayes. who was 50 vel,
escorted to the second ball Elvento the
visiting young ladies on Monday even
Ing that she could not quite deciEe
among three or four as to who was TING
escort In chief.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and Miss Julia
Jackson Christian will go from Rich
mond to Hampton. Va. to visit Mrs
Jackson's friend, Mrs. Bell, and to meet
there young Cadet Stonewal Jackson
Christian, OF the United States Navy
The Portsmouth Chapter. U. D. c.. will
give Mrs. Jackson handsome recep-
| ton.
Mrs. Malone and Mrs. A1acgill spent
yesterday In Richmond. and both ex-
pressed themselves most kindly as &C
the part played by the city in enter
staining the reunion guests. They salt
they had heard many expressions OF
opinion and all. most favorable. Having
been at many reunions. they could
judge by comparison, and they thought
they had never known reunion more
successful In every respect.
Mrs. George s. Holmes. president o.
the Jefferson Davis Monument Associa-
ton. and associated with all of 1t!
work. left for her home In Charleston
S. c.. at o'clock last evening. Mrs
James "A. Rounsaville. OF Rome, Ga.
! former president-general OK the U. D
4 c.. and directorsof the Davis Monumen
| Association, was also scheduled to leay
1 last night
4 The final meeting OF the Monumen
Association awoke such feelings OF re
greet over saying good-by that stop
will be taken to render the association
| permanent. '.t;.g: LIS f5 x
Mrs. John Stewart and the Misses
4 Stewart gave q beautiful afternoon
I tea at Brook Hill on Monday In honor
Of Miss Mary custis Lee and Mrs
| Stonewall Jackson, who, with Mrs
Stewart. Miss Norma and Miss Hope
Stewart. Mrs. Joseph Bry an and Mrs
Ida Goldsborough. OF Baltimore. form
| ed the receiving party.
/ Many Of the distinguished visitors
to the Confederate Reunion were
among the callers. in the large num-
Ter OF which were included Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Addison. Hayes, Miss Hayes
and Mrs. Hayes's two sons, William
and Jefferson. who assisted thei
l.mother in unteiling the monument t
their grandfather. President Jefferso,
4 Davis, OF the Confederacy, on Monday
Governor Warfield. OF Maryland, pal,
his respects to Mrs. Stewart and tn
other ladies receiving, as did Adlutant
General Riggs, and a number of othe
iprominent veterans and veterans
W Ives We're also present. S,E
III Among the young ladies who assisted
the re cciving party was Miss Peterkin
the daughter OF Bishop Peterkin. o
West Virginia, and the granddaugtte
OF Mrs. Stewart
j During the reunion Miss Ellen Glas
gov, Richmond's celebrated authoress
had most charming compliment pal,
her by the members of Captain Nc
4 Feeley's company OF Confederate Vete
rams from Fort Worth. Texas.
Captain McNeeley and members Of hi
company, who had known Miss Glas
i gov through her publications, and
4 especially through her book, THE Bat
!, tito Ground" went to the, home of he
father. No. ] West Main Street, to cal
i on Miss Glasgow and express their an
q preciatfon OF her as a Southern woman
I and writer.
i They went through tho manual 0
farms in front of her home while sh
Z looked on, their mascot, little Ia,
seven years old. proving especially re
/ narkable in the accuracy and dex
terity Of his drill
4 AfterWard the company, about TWEEN
, ty-flve In number. took luncheon wit
Miss Glasgow, Mrs. Mccormick an,
I their father, Mr.. T. II. Glasgow.
TIL entire party called again befor
leaving for home last afternoon, to sa
good-by.