The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-28
Democratic Candidate to
Get Warm Greeting
From Native State.
NIGHT ADDRESS
AT AUDITORIUM
Program Calls for Reception by
General Assembly, Reception
at Jefferson, Luncheon and
Possibly Speech at Rich
mond Collcgc-Invited
by City and State.

Governo. Woodrow Wilson. o. New
Jersey. one Of tho MANY Democratic
eahu'uatca Tor President of the United
states Will bc In Richmond Thurs!ly
as the guest OF the city ana STAGE,
Wniie here he will 10 informally re.
Se!red BY both branches OF the Cen
efal Assembly, VIII hold public reccp-
non nj the jefferson Hotel, address a
MAJ meeting at the City Auditorium,
"hG probably speak TO the students OF
richmond College, where an cnthusIas
NC Woodrow Wilson Club has been
formed
george Bryan, secretary Of the Wood
row Wilson Club OF Richmond. sa d veg
'erhay That Governor Wilson had uc-
cepted the invitation extended By tho
'ty Council and Legislature, according
10 Il telegram received here from hi.
secretary IN Trenton.
Bu.y Dny In NIchmund
IAo distinguished visitor g. exnected
10 arrive at l:lba Station at 7:25 O'Clock
thursday morning. lie will he met and
"eltomco by committees from the State
senate iiou"" Of Delegates. Board OF
Aldermen. CoinWon Council and the
rHnc"'iVc committee Of the Woodrow
lsoh Cub and escorted to the .Icncr-
son iiotcl. where breakfast viii be
served.
"ii""inG ihis. Governor Wilson viii
DC taken Tor a brief automobile sight
seeing tour OF the city and suburbs
~ noon iio will so - tho Capitol. whore
nc VIII he Informally received BIZ IN,
,ne'libcrs OF the General Assembly be.
iofs INC lays work begins lie Will
thch return 10 the jefferson for lunch
con.
~ O'Clock Governor Wilson will
&C rendered a reception at the Jeaor
son by the committee OF tho r,pI.Iu
,nre and Ci,y Council An invitation
mas been extended to tho citizen, Of
N'Shinoin 70 DC present at that time
.tddrcsr Mt City Auditorium.
Al o'clock tho Governor Will sneak
at the city Auditorium The commit.
tees viii Escort him from tho .Jcncr.
6on. and an address OF welcome viii I've
made by Mayor Richardson, who viii
present Governor Mann. In turn IN.
Governor OF Virginia will prcscn,
speaker Il ~ Byrd. of tho House OF
lpeieEntes aud the latter will Introduce
Governor Wilson.
Tho stsEc Will be occupied nv mem.
beers of tho General Assembly and CITY
Counsel. and III. executive romp,i,,,e
of the Wilson Club
seats Will be reserved in tho from,
md centre parts OF tho house for dele.
cations or supporters of Governor
Wilson. who arc expected TO DC here
from stanton, HIS native home; Char.
lottnsvlllc. Newport News, norfolk and
points in North Carolina.
These arrangements were made yer-
terday afternoon at Il meeting of those
preparing for tho visi. held at the
Capitol.
students Wnnt to Hen Him.
II liz possible that during his shor,
stay Governor Wilson viii arrange TO
ADDRESS the students of Richmond Col
lego. \ Woodrow Wilson club Was
recently formed thc:c, and the racuItv
has offered 10 dispense with the fore
noon lectures If tho arrangement can
be made.
r. NJ. smith. Jr. president Of the
Richmond Woodrow Wilsoa Club. viii
be unable 10 be hero to receive his
former clasSmste at tho University OF
Virginia. He is now in Mexico.
The executive co-,nittce OF the club
Is composed of the following man
bers:
George Bryan. II. NJ. smith Jr., II.
r. Byrd, \. j. Montague, Phil Metz,
John Garland I'ellard. John q. Saun
ders. James w. Gordon. - W pattcr-
son. Joseph Il. Willard, II. ". Jackson,
l. 2. Morris. Robert Il. Iecky. Jr.,
Preston Cooke. William a. Crcnshaw.
Tho committee from the Senate
which will welcome Governor Wilson
In composed Of Senators Walker
EcholS and Holt.
Committees from tho Council have
been named rs follows:
Board of Aldermen William II.
Adams and Barton II. Grundy.
Common Council-H II. Pollard Jr.
George w. Rogers and John j. I.yirch.
Representative Cox, of Richmond,
who introduced the joint resolution
Inviting Governor Wilson TO Virginia,
is chairman of the House committee.