The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-03

thueiAktc meeting hetd yesterday al
ternoon In Mr.. SCOTS office. The
final idea developed. was to assign three
gentlemen to each or the governors
and lady 10 each OF the governors
wives. This joint commIrree not only
has charge OF the formal reception
which In to be rendered the visitors
tonight at the jefferson. but upon
IL devoives the entertainment of the
visitors during their stay In Rich
mund
The wisdom OF the plan was dem
onstrated yesterday. when the four
or rve governors who reached the
city early In the day were taken
charge CT by the gentlemen assigned
to the duty and, met at their trains.
given automobile sightseeing trips
around the city ana suburbs and 9TH
erwise made to feel at home
Reception Tonight.
The reception tonight will be for
NAL, in that II will be an invitation af-
fair. and yet Informal. in that there
viii be no tedium OF d receiving line.
The affair will be held In the audi
torium. which will be brilliantly dec
GRATED for the occasion. and music
and buffet luncheon will constitute
the entertainment. The committee has
limited the invitations to 500, which
embraces the governors and their
wives federal State and city judgea
and officials and their wives, and the
councilmen and aldermen. Admission,
of course, will be by card. The oc-
oasson will he as devoid OF formali-
ties as formal occasion can be-
simply social intermingling Of the
distinguished guests with the Official
life OF Virginia and Richmond.
The fer@nfion Tst4uraHau Ayaytnsr "A
the executive mansion will be purely
a social affair, when Governor and
Mrs. William Hodges Mann will be
hosts to the visiting governors and
their wives and few invited guests
and II 10 expected to be one OF the
most brilliant social events In hich-
mond's calendar for many years.
The personnel Of the citizens com.
mittee, according to the plans akreed
upon yesterday, whereby three citi.
zens are assigned to look after the
entertainment Of each Of the visitors
The Citisens' Committee.
AiabaIna--Governor Emmet O'Neal
I'r. John Dunn, Thomas b. scott
John NJ. Miller, Jr., General Charles
j. Anderson.
s Ennneetteut---tSove gfYneou nj
BALDWIN. Colonel John b. Purcell. A
j. Montague. Colonel Archer Ander.
son.
GosefAuo--Governor John f. shat.
roth. William +. Reed. Edmund strud.
wick. J. Taylor Ellyson.
F1orida--Goyernor John d. Oil.
christ, Il. Ran williams, Judge q, /.
Christian. h. Ran Wexford
GeorEia----Governor Jos. Fl. Brown
Henry w. Anderson, Thomas 3
Wheelwright, Colonel r. p. McCon.
hell.
:. ldaho--Governor James III. lYawlsy
Thomas r. Bryan, r. NJ. Carrington
John shelton williams.
Missouri 49, Governor Elect Mater
Barton fl. Grundy, G. L.. Bollinp
Thomas l.. Moore.
a aine--GuveEner F. w. Plaisted. w
Al. Habliston, DIR. Herbert Mann. E,,.
gene G. Massie.
Maryiand--iovernor p 8. Colds
borough. John z. Branch, w. r. Mere
| dith, w. d. Duke.
Massafe husetts--Gsovernor e. NJ
f'oss, Andrew III. Christian. Jr.. i n
Anderson. DR.. George H. Johnston.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. c. Eber
mart. Joseph e. Willard, w. II. par
| risn, Thomas Atkinson.
acknowledgements II. s. Hadiey
aonn stewart Bryan. C. v. Meredith
L. c. Williams. Jr
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II I. Norr,s
| Granville q. Valentine, l.. q. Morris
Dr. Stuart Mcclure.
Nevada T. l.. Ode, O. ]
sands. J. Allison Hodges. Sam Cohen
New ampshire--Governor Rober
r. Bass, Henry l.. Cabell, j. q. Har
wood. A. l. Adamson.
New j ersey Ex- G overnor j. Frank
lin Fort, A. Caperton Braxton. Epp,
Hunton. George w. Stevents.
New fork-Governor John A. Dix
Frank u. Williams, Leigh r. Page ]
! ". Boyd
| North Carolina w. w
Kitchen. =. I. Morgan, j, d. Crump
Charles Hutxler.
Secretary OF State. era
| ham, Egbert q. Leigh, Jr. c. c. Pink
| ney, John A, Coke.
ohio-Governor Judson Harmon. F..
w. Scott, w. IL. White. James Fl. Doc.
| ley.
Pennsyivania-@Gove John X
Tener, Coleman Workman, James A
Moncure, s. II. Crenshaw.
south Carolina --sovernor Cole q
Blease, Colonel John Murphy. Coione
McAdams, Colonel A. j. Gray.
South Dakota--Csovernor Robert q
Wesley, John @. Walker, st. George
Bryan. 3. y. Elicit.
Utah--fsovernor William spry. Hen.
~ w Honntree. B. p. Valentine, Her.
bert w. jackson.
observation-disclosures Francis r
McGovern. Henry w. Wood. DIR
George Ross, Ben r. Owen.
Wyoming--Governor Joseph NJ.
Carey, NJ. c. Branch, e. A. Saunders
Mayo (ypnrre AipsliA
Observation-Disclosures General Mach
lin. Malcolm n. Bruce. DR.. C. A. Blan-
ton. II. q. Thornton.
Ladies'. Reception COMMITTEES.
This fs the personnel OF the com
mittee of Richmond ladies'. appointed
TO look after the ladies who accom-
PAW the distinguished guests.
Mrs. Toner, Pennsylvania, Mrs. T.
II. McAdams.
Mrs. Dix Miss Douglas, New York,
Mrs. Malcolm Bruce.
Mrs. Plaisted. Maine. Mrs. j. A.
Hodges
Mrs, Norris. Montana. Mrs. O. q.
Valentine.
Mrs. Hadley. Missouri, Mrs. Stewart
BRYAN.
Mrs Goidsborough. Mrs Macklin.
Maryland. AIRS. VIM. NJ. Hablistor.
Mrs. Graham, Maryland. Mrs. Fred.
w. Scott.
Mrs. osborne. Michigan. MRS. r. r.
Bryan,
Mrs. o'NeAl. Miss o'Neal, Alabama
Mrs. John Dunn.
Mrs. F'oss. Massachusetts, Mrs. w.