The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-05
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JAM r STOWN EXPO SITION
GROUNDS. June 4.-Confederate vet
Grams by the hundred, who have been
attending the Richmond reunion,
swooped down on the jamestown Ex-
position today, Special trains and
steamers brought them down. Gray
uniforms Of tho veterans were every
where visible, from the Philippine VII
lage, on the east. to the Warpatl, on
the west, and from the State and gov
ernment buildings, on the water front
boulevard, to Lee Parade, where the
cadets of the Pennsylvania Military
Academy, the Maryland Agricultural
College and the Virginia Polytechnic
lively interest in the show.
Most Of them called at the Virginia
Building during the day, and Mrs.
Frank Anthony Wake, who has been
acting hostess there since last Friday,
was busy receiving them. She made 1t
point to greet each OF the visitors
personally.
The Maryland Building, the West
Virginia, the Missouri and other State
exposition buildings also had large
numbers Of visitors. Mrs. Swanson,
the wife of the Governor, who is the
official hostess OF tho Virginia Build
ing, and Mrs. Mary Beale, her chief
assistant, arrived this evening from
Richmond.
Veterans Day.
Tomorrow will be Confederate Vet
eran Day at tho exposition, and several
big conventions Will also be called to
order there, among them being those
Of the Colonial Danes of America and
the General Federation Of Women's
| Clubs.
Tho Confederate Naval Survivors will
also meet, with the following program:
1870 +. NJ Assembly" by comets
and administration band.
mander.
Music, Dixie" band.
Address Of welcome to exposition,
| President Fl. st. George Tucker.
Vocal solo. "Suwanec RIVER"
Address of welcome to Virginia, Gov.
ernor Swanson.
4 Music Bonnie Blue Flag" Band.
Response to address, by some vet
Gran.
Vocal solo, cold Kentucky Home"
4 Address, some veteran.
\ Music, Star Spangled Banner" band
Address, to be decided
Vocal solo, "lIomc, Sweet Home"
Music, medley, band.
Marylandars Arrive.
Arriving at the exposition TODAY
c with It's band playing Maryland nv
MARYLAND" Were tha Veterans OF The
flfth Maryland Regiment, $50 strong
/, accompanied by many ladies'. They
j came here from Richmond by the way
/ OF west Point, where they boarded q
steamer for the Exposition Grounds
i, Marching Into the Inside Inn. where
/ inc MaYlanders VIII be qunrtcref
n while here. the tune of the band ,wn,
Q changed to Dixie" After they hat
peen given rousing reception, til,
llitle army or Observation-Disclosures an,
: substntial-looking citizens and strllt
ing women, mostly from Baltimore
lined up IN front Of the hotel dcsk.t,
regster Major Frnn1iln j.. Swezv {
In command OF tho veterans OF ~
Fifth Maryland.
oarn Mexican building.
The Mexican Buildng. whinh "a -
onlS foreign binding on the grounn,
VIII be opened Tomorrow inornin~ 1
o'clock, with tho Mexican commia
sion, composed OF Colonel Mnntnrnm
chslrmani Captains Fernandez Cnry
ana Luso present.
y MG%ico has made Il most intcroatin
ifeNhibit AT the exposition particular n,
tenlion having been paid to her arm
display one OF the attractive feat,Ira
OF the building Is n lovely WAX fIp,n
81 q maiden drapca In Mrxican color
and tSpliSlng Mexican liberty.
p MEXICO is to send two OF trainin
shina to HAMPTON NoudA In Inln. an