The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-10
RTHERN TROOPS
GUESTS OF BLUES
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General Grants first order was 'Ope,
the commlssary and feed the hungr.
Confederate soldiers. / now com1nan,
the Blues to open their commissarA
and feed you hungry ones from the
North"
No further hint was required. The
men were quickly formed in the street
and repaired to the jefferson Hotel
where breakfast was served. At the
hotel Secretary Ben p. owen repre-
scented Governor Mann in welcoming
the visitors, while Colonel A. J. Gray.
military. Colonel John S. Harwood,
Colonel C. E. Winso. James D. Crump
and others. at the request of the
Governor. aided in the welcome.
Feast and Music.
Several hours were spent after
breakfast in going over the city in
automobiles and in reaching Lakeside.
1t was noon before the last contingent
arrived at the second scene of action.
Luncheon, which was rendered by the
Blues, was spread on the grass The
local mlitiamen and the visitors, Sit
ting and lying at their ease. sang va
rious and sundry songs while waiting
for the midday repast and after it was
consumed
Upon rearrival at the arnory the
men went to the White House OF the
Confederacy, at Twelfth and Clay
Streets. where they were entertained
at an Informal reception by the
Daughters of the Confederacy.
At s o'clock the reception at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion began. The receiving
party was composed Of Gov. and Mrs
William Hodges Mann, the visiting
Governors and visiting Lieutenant
Governors, Lieutenant Governor ano
Mrs Ellyson. Mayor and Mrs. d. C
Richardson and Acknowledgement anc
Mrs. w. w. Sale.
The banquets at the Business Men:
Club and at the Richmond Hotel, last
ing until early this morning, ended
thA days fun. But another early
start will be had to-day
Parade This Afternoon.
The parade is regarded as the crown.
| ing feature Of the entire occason.r AS
| semblying at the southwestern corner
of Fifth and Grace Streets at 3:45. fac
ing south, and forming TO the right.
the procession will march to Franklin
Street and thence to Monument Ave-
nue.. going to Broad Street at Lom-
hardy, and then to the ball park, where
the full dress drill will be had.
Reforming for the return march,
Grace Street will be covered from Ry-
land to Adams. and the remainder Of
the march will be down Broad to Sixth.
will march in review before the three
Governors and the chief of staff, who
will be Adjutant- General w. w. sale.
In 70 ha otj ,el1,
General Sale yesterday is
ant Joseph LIE Masurier as chief Of
staff and designated the following as
additional aides: Colonel Thomas B.
McAdams. OF the Governors staff; Col
onel A. j. Gray, of the Governors
staff: Colonel Carroll L. Kidd of the
staff; Lieutenant-Col 10
Lane Stern. Assistant Inspector Cen
eral: Major Lawrence T. Price. of the
First Infantry; Captain T. NJ WORKMAN,
of the First Battalion of Field Artil-
lery; Captain Giles B. Cook, of the
Medical Corps. Virginia Volunteers:
Captain +. Kent Hubbard. Hartford:
Captain II. l.. Evans. New Haven:
Lieutenant Bruce D, Armour. Provi-
dcnce..
Music at Hotel.
Late in the afternoon of yesterday.
the band OF the Second Company of
Governors Foot Guard. of New Haven,
PLAYED number of selections in the
lobby of the Jefferson. This n1agni-
ticent hall, gaily decorated and graced
with the presence of many women
with the brilliant uniforms of hun
dreds of soldiers on the lower floor,
added to the music, made the occasion
one of great pleasure
All day long, the Blues kept open
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