The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-01
rs Happy at Camp Gordon Despite the Cold and Rain
Reunion Scenes and People 1ere

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soNOl1OC CHINA 4 IN
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Il h,1, ,,aro ,r Mr. tIop,tins. the Young
est ~ In nav old boys.
| 6'.T Mr.. rn,hctt reached the city last
"Wednesday and was taken In chargu
|,by Mr.. Hopkins, and no guest was
cvc, treated more royalty.
io.inEcst Kentucky SURVIVOR.
Jos. L., Johnston Camp No.l442. Of
4 .Mayevlllc, Ky. arrived "Wednesday
morning, twenty-eight strong inalud-
Ing the ladies' In tho pnrtS arc MI. w.
II. Robb and Miss Robb, who Is spon-
sor for, the camp Mr., Daniel Perrine
and wife, Mr.. Alex. DUKE ana wire ana
Miss Rebotali Duke, Mr.. Mace Collins
ana WIFE, the Misses Boulden. NJ. san
ford Mitchell, Mr., Walter s. Mathews,
MI. James r. wilson. ar. James y.
pickett, Mrs. w. w. inll MISS Pickett
1 ahu Dan l'icRott, nehr relatlYes OF
lieneral I'itKett, OF tettysPurS 1ame
Mr. John w. boulden. Mr. mos. M.
La shhrooke MessrsN ClarKe ana Car-
pehter Wesley Young. Zen LonBh i :. !
wall. They nrc located at Ilo ana lo3
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sle, moved 10 Fresso.t, ATE NE LAY. iau uie .
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own slender l''1 means every ce''e VI IN
money necessary.
Mrs: wynn was eHceeolhslS srate1u
TOT this act OF service by her OF
save ana wrote MN net sincere Saa ~
4or waa l,si ne nae rome
Z ~ 1ohnson's iS.nnd.
Mrs Mary Patton Hudson, presiden
OF the board of trustees of the John
sons lsland eohieaera.e cemetery
was seen az me 1eiterson ias. eve ,
nlns:.. sne represents me itoper' ~.
.o'l Siupter OF oihc,1'''at. Wiicn W
) the prison graveyard on sahGushy biy
anu Is rearing monument mere me- ,llau
ny SIT moses hzeK' the elli ann II
scu1psoE'1 WIG was oo1h =. WIS oi.s
tennessee nave appropriated hana !! som
- 800, ii,,,a,,, No. virerir,n ,,,I,, 4
a. ,rheraSor s o,;nr 4oo vIrr,nia sol
diara b,,riai1 an rohnsnn,s ts,and an
! ~ ron,n Ehosa !. !.
S $500. ti,a ,,,,,,or. ~ +,o po,,or
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49,, : !: t,,st II.a,,a ~ Nee rSonyaJ
. crate women. 9 Mr., Preston Cooke ha
presented The home with a large pho
II tograph Of Miss Sally Tompkins, a
4 we'll MS a photographic COPY of he
a commission as captain, given her h
y the War Department. in recognition
]; her distinguished services to the Cor
federacy.
;; racont,on w,,, he held th,a a.
Z ternoon from d Ia r:3O o'clock at II
9 Home for Needy Confederate sWome,
n The board Of management, Of whic
= Miss Mary Custis Leo is president nr
s Mrs. Andrew Jackson Montague is ac
d ing president, invites all veterans ar
II visitors to call at the Home.
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10 Confederate Choirs.
s, Several Confederate choirs, compos,
+ OF young ladies' from different poin,
e., are in the city and took part in IL
EXERCISES Of Thursday. The ladies fro
$, Norfolk and Portsmouth, composin
: Confederate Choirs Nos. !, and
,e were grouped by the stuart Mon hume
Id Yesterday and sang Confederate al
IS as the parade passed. Later they we
" gwen seats on me platlo .,n IRON =, wfl
they had an excellent view OF the p
rade and unYeil1ng exercises amor
those taking part were;