The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-29

ok1fuaiyeiy ~ such encumorRnces
54ou11 Ne handled under such cir
@9tnncea.
~ mayor introduced the callers ~
= nsgrc butler admitted them and
ah9v nled out the rear door OF the
mAnoe With q hearty Eodspsed from
d. Frazier. The president elect
locked fresh and his hand-csaap was
v1sorpuA
Muuns Asmcepascre Restores Him.
Ta$rs Was color in his cheeks and
NgAx In his eye that pctekened The
fsrs that the isnx nights rest In the
ed A~me had acted AZ restorative.
NEHx ct IN zee waS had entree, and
sAAx embraced oEsAy officials and news
rarer rsea. were aAts and the lire was
s-o&er srs~zs1s4y fer ninasea. 30
fx~ nx@rszgrsrx tas hunr allotted that
MsyVx vxayS wAs fSrxea to publicly
earo4uSs e~c=s sAe trSGt porch that
tAe reeezttan wAs excE and order the
rxts eses@@. >s~sirg fAe secret ser
vice rne= tAsT~ 10 Prss eeut further IN
srassez
4 luus sxssr Maser Rhodes and the
army esscers called ~ appointment
and the Photographers were admit
ted TO take tHssgfa- views OF tAe
manse. ard for Sas governor 70 pose
FOR 4 rashllghs- Ts shs crowd which
{ banked the street outside the Little
White House the walt seemed In
termirsele. Held back by repes thsy
waated to get E8r1pse % him
Photographers Are Busy.
On the high lawn x Arc Infect Col
Hrs home opposite there wRs small
army OF amateur photographers and
on the street below battery OF pro-
femionais, including three movies !;
Dne am bitious girl climbed up enc
/ Of the white columns and sat there
twe hours with atiny kodak. and YELL
ed when the governor appeared.
rot him One photographed shout
I ID as the governor entered MS car
Yiage. Governor take OF your nat
With your left hand so you won
shade your face" and the governor
heard, smiled and ooeyed.
~ The police, especially the Wash
ington reinforcement apparently tried
20 see how rude they could be TO the
ufcture men and succeeded in pre-
venting some Of them from getting
i m at the crucial moment. but the
camera artists had revenge by follow
ing the presidents turnout for block
and swapping him al every angle at
close range.
Mrs Wilson T. Eheered
II was an hour beyond the :irne
ret when Mrs. Wilson emerged from
the naanse 10 take the waiting auto
mobile. Win her were Mrs Mann.
Mrs, Frazer and Mrs. Echols The
next first LADY at the land smiled
bentgnly upon the crowd, which
chaerea her appearance and bow ed
fc right and left her round cheeks
rnddy with the glow OF health and
the sting 81 the biting atmosphere
She Is SO much better looking wo~
Esan than he IL MANN fact, she's
really pretty.
M Governor Wilson came next. escort
"a by Governor Mann and q secret
service man He hesitated a mo-
4 uaent. lifted his hat IN response 10
she plaiAdits OF the crowd and tnen
walking hrtskly through the avenue
HORNED by army officers stepped into
the old -fashioned landau drawn by
1.-TWO spirited sorreis. driven by white
! coachman. beside whom sat a negro
E3room. the proudest pair that ever
handled rig.
The army bugier sounded March y
~ gun over on Seminary hill start
k16 the governors salute OF eighteen
E1uns. and the procession moved. One
oecret service man occupied the car
G41A3A with the two governors; there
N wnn one on each side and In the rear
AhA the executives were further
Aanked on either side by mounted
aafmy ofYfcers. Led by a platoon OF
amounted police and militia the gov
ofnor was escorted TO the reviewing
&tand II the public schooihouse
where he saw the parade.
Cheering Multitude.
Gtaunton's Great White Way" was
arksd with the cheering multitude
md every available window space
Gas occupied when the parade
nnnsed. Governor Wilson beamed gra-
u 0lousiy in acknowledgment OF the
aviation and frequently lifted his al
#D4ne--in fact the ovation was SO en-
83hus3aEtic and continuous that the
4 nile was perpetual and the hat
1kting like clockwork.
The parade itself was creditable.
I'D by Chief Marshal w J. Perry
&4n0 his civic and military aides there
sF~re six bands, Including the mount
&Nd music OF the Fifteenth United
3 States cavalry. and four troops OF
4 that regiment: the Third battery of
@Enitef States artillery. provisional
y#lr1inia regiment In command of
n e0lonel Craigniii Of Lynehburg. com
ADcWed Of companies from Staunton,
3rnchburg. Charlottesville, Harrison
burG. culpeper and ,the v NJ l.
cadets with their band
0nests and citizens on fort and in
!14x1f0n1ohiies made up tho vanguard
z9Ra 4 prominent feature was the
Amous Democratic horse, Billy
u kyfe, aged thirty-one. wac marche {
the Cleveland inaugural parade iii
#4tt6. Billy hopes to be IN the parade
EnAxt March, when the fellow towns
|31paH ~ his is inauSurated
The regulars were in fine shape. but
Me- " NJ. J. cadets stood out easily
kSme the feature Of the pageant
ID Declining two invitations TO buffet
Mnchsons-~one at o'clock at the
80Nne of Lieutenant Governor Echols.
~ honor Of Governor Mann. and an
sxAey at 4 o'clock rendered the yir-
eM3A executive by A. G. Gordon. the
S9awident- eiect was driven back to the
Nanse and lunched quietly with his
1919. resting the while,
Exchange Of Speeches.
II At 1850 O'Clock, but Governor
lam, Mayor Wayt and DR. Frazer
IA was driven to the Mary Baldwin
4minary and from the portico of the
IA Institution TO crowd that stretch
u ~ far as the eye could reach, DR.
5assr. pastor OF the historic church
hoae pulpit the president elects
EA&her graced when his then indistin-
Ajshed son saw the light, formally
&4ed gracefully welcomed back TO
oAunton the son whose journey has
IL him into paths of fame. DIR.
EeS<rs. speech was a gem The