The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-23
RAILROAD men
THR0MC THE CITY
FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENTS
STOP OVER FOR DAY RETURN
& ING FROM ANNUAL MEETING.
TO POINTS OF, INTEREST
SHOWN SOME OF OUR BIG ENTER
PRIsEs AND ALSO Places
OF HISTORIC PRoMI-
NENCE
TO POINTS OF, INTEREST

wives and daughters, are visitors in
Richmond as guests of the local rail-
road men. They are members of the
National Association of Railway
Agents, which recently held its an
nual meeting in Tampa, Fla.
After the meeting at Tampa was
over the party went on pleasure
trip to Cuba, and at the Invitation OF
the Richmond Railroad Men efab
stopped off In this city for day on
the return trip homeward.
The visitors arrived in Richmond
over the Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
way Monday morning at O'Clock.
They are travelling on train consist
ing of four Pullmans, two dining cars
and two baggage cars. They leave this
evening at o'clock over the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Railway
In spite of the disagreeable wea-
Their under foot the visitors are hav-
ing a delightful time. They are in
charge of Il committee. consisting of
Leslie Ellis, agent of the Richmond.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, as chairman. and all
the freight and ticket agents in Rich
mond.
On the arrival of the train Monday
morning they were met at the station
by q delegation of about twenty local
railroad men. headed by f. ID. Hotch-
kiss, of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
chairman of the reception committee,
Warren p. Taylor. of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac: Irwin
Weisiger, of the Virginia Navigation
Company. and Colonel Henry NJ. Boy
kin, of the Seahoard Air Line. Colo
mel Boykin. as chairman of the enter
tainment committee. will have charge
of the party for the day.
Upon arrival in Richmond the visi-
tors were at once taken aboard four
special street cars for trip over the
city. The first stop was made at the
tobacco factory of Larus Brothers Il
Co, where they inspected the factory
and were entertained BY concert
by the negro workers.
From there the cars went to st.
Johns church. where the historic ad-
dress of Patrick Henry to the House
Of Burgesses was delivered. On the
return from the East End Short
stop was made at the Capitol then
the trip out Broad street, around the
loop at William Byrd Park and back
to the Jefferson Hotel.
AT ! o'clock the party arrived at
the Jefferson hotel. where a recep-
ton and luncheon was served Cover
nor Mann welcomed the visitors TO the
State and Mayor Richardson TO the
city. Polk Miller and his colored
quartet took part in the entertain
Ing.
Among those who are travelling in
the party of visitors are
Il. n. Cooke. Erie railroad, wife
and son.
II. L. Peck. C.. G. C. Il ST. L., and
wife.
w. ]. Doran. l.. S & NJ. S. and
wife.
". G. Chaplin, c. G, C. 4 ST. l..
G. J. Doll, G.. c.. G. Il St, L., and
wife.
II, f. Brink, - & III. railroad, and
wife.
A. c. Bondy. l.. S. & L. v, and sis
J, Is. Ross, c, c.. e. x St. L.. and
wife
]. IL. Kirk. c, C.. &. & st. L.. and
wife.
ID. +. stearns. Erie railroad. and
wife.
$ +. Stearns. Erie railroad. and
wife
c. II. whiteman. b & o. railroad.
wife. daughter and two sons.
w. e. Clarke. l.. $. q NJ. s railroad.
&. J. orphey. l.. S. d NJ. S. rail-
Il. l.. schin. y. & O. railroad
J. X. Vance, G.. c., {. Il ST l..
railroad. and wife,
RAYMOND Ludwig. L. 5. & n. S.
railroad.
c. c. Batman. l.. S. & II. s. railroad.
wife and sister.
c. III. Russell. N. ". e. 4 st. l.
railroad.
G. A. Stontenburg. w * L. E.
4. q. Johnson, Erie railroad, and
wife.
W. IL. Mills. l.. S. & NJ. S. railroad.
and wife.
$. T. Abbott. C. Il. & o, railway.
and wife. -.,...-.
x Is n. Abbott. MR.. IA. d. IL IL. rail-
way. wife and daughter.
4, w. Collins. Erie railroad, and
wife.
w. NJ. Drury. L. s. a. NJ $. rail-
road. and wife.
Walter Stuart. l.. s. & NJ s., and
wife.
Walter Stuart. l.. S. & NJ, S.
John a. Biehl, c. v. railway, and
two daughters.
w. w. I4oveiac>. n. c.. & st. L.,
and wife.
N. J. Badger, d. A. V. & p. rail-
road. and wife.
A. b. Anderson. Mo. Pac. Ry., and
wife.
w. III. Felkner. Mo. Pac
c. c. Coss, st. l.. 1. NJ. d S. railway,
and wife.
f. A. johnson, c. OF G.. railroad
NJ. NJ. Nash. Erie railroad, and wife.
w. E. Dole. s. J. " and WIFE,
+. w, Wells. w. & l.. 4. railroad,
and wife.
n. G. Rasche. b. & o. railroad. and
wife.
]. 4. Van Dussen. Erie railroad.
wife and two daughters
A. II. Dietz. d. l. Q. railroad. wife
and daughter.
=. w. kinsey. c. II. /. & p, and