The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-21


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"hiie the chtef executive ~ ehi'hs
the cadets VIII hurry to the hlues
atfmorE ana breakfast themselves.
Jhen they VIII hurry back to the
,afit"i square. IN tahe I" hll"-ab PC
Tore the president mas concluded MS
f9eah
VIII go Sightseeing.
Every one having eaten the cadets,
headed by their hand, win lead the
way out Franklin street and Monu
ment avenue To the Davis statue. In
the rear will come four automobiles
carrying the president and his party.
Al the monument the cadets Will
leave the members Of the party 10
their own devices until afternoon. The
party viii take a spin through the
country ON sightseeing trip. re
turning IA time for the luncheon at
the Jefferson,
Following the luncheon. the presi
dent viii again find the cadets wait .
ING Tor him and will be escorted to
the city auditorium by them. Their
he VIII make his address and then
after shaking hands with delegates
to the conference Will return to the
Jefferson and prepare for his depart
ure for Washington and the White
House,
The sightseeing party viii occupy
four big automobiles The president,
Captain Archibald Butte. his military
aide. Colonel w Gordon McCabe and
Mr.. w. F. Gordon Will occupy the
second car. The pilot ear VIII carry
I Chief of Police Werner. city Sergeant
AZ Arms George Ruskeil, Mr.. I-ee A.
Folger and manager Of the Cha bel
OF Commerce ". I Dabney
President Of the Chamber of Com
fnerce Henry ". Wood. Major j. G.
Hemphl'l. and others ef the presi-
dents retinue viii be seated in the
third car
The fourth car will carry Lieuten-
ant Cover J.. TAYLOR Eilyson, Mayor p.
6. Richardson. Lieutenant Comman-
der l.. e, Palmer l., s. ", Mr.. Charles
r. Taft, newspaper owner and brother
Of the president. and Major r. J..
Rhodes, the, presidents surgeon
Luncheon Fig Feature.
The chief feature of the presidents
siay In the city according to many,
VIII he the luncheon Wednesday AT
ternoon at which the president Is cx-
pected To make an address. Having
Just returned from Panama, he is ex-
pected In give out some interesting
! fhcts ia connection with conditions
in that tiny republic.
Invitations To the luncheon have
been accepted by the following:
/ William Hodges Mann, Thomas S
\ Martin. John Lamb. Robert whittet
4 Jr.. J. c. HemphiIi. A. J. Montague
\ william II. White. Robert r. Prentis
\ r. NJ. Darlington, william r. Reed
4 H. r. Pollard. Thomas +. Jeffress. T
\ G.. Williams. Jr.. Roosevelt Page. G
h II. Ratciine John s. Williams
H Charles r.. Richards, John Ruther
\ foord. j. NJ. foufqurean +. L.. Reed
/ f. Y. Williams, Marx Gunst, H. W
II Hnuntrae + Rand Marshall r. c
Il Laird 4 n. Anderson. Joseph +
H gorp walter scott. George Bryan
Il Archer Anderson. James O. Tinsle,
Il A. u Mcdowell w. r. Richardson
II David G Richardson. Claude A. Swan
Il son. : Tavior Fllyson, Robert Les
H peters 7 - EggIeston. Jr.. Henry W
Il wnoa Harton n. grundy. John /
Il Williams ". r. Meredith, Winiar
II M Uah,is,on / / Marelisn Epp
II H,nton IT. n " Melton. Warren l
H Taxlor Dr george r. Johnston. /
II :. n,E,ahsr,v t,fs NJ Alfriend. 4
III v paskerville Henry w. Anderso,
HI George ~ Steypns RI. r. Melone,
n II Iaclsnn I,ayi. r. G. Stearnes, i
III - asro,n Iabn i Munee. George {
II 1,ren.naw Iohn Z; I,uee ". u. Brad
HI ,a.. AIfrea r. Harris q NJ. Read.
III ,rt,,,,.as +, Manrn " w. Morton
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