The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-12
V|RC|N|ANS PROMINENT
At FLAG CELEBRATION
Kichmupd RIues and Grays MAKE
Splendid Showing in Military
Parade.
GOVERNOR MD STAFF ATTEND
DcnfcninG Applause G'cc,> Old
Dominion Soldiers, and Stuart .Nc-
knowicdgcs Demonstration Many
Times From Reviewing Stand.

BALTIMORE. Mp. September Ill
No organizations rl:,Ic q better show
INK Ia the military ra-adc hcsd here
TO. day iu connection With the Star.
! SpauSlcd EAnucr Ccntcnuia! than did
the Richmond Rlu's and tn" t;rSrs.
With Governor stuart ami his staff,
the Elues arrived mere last night, and
Wcr" TUaTfcr"d in tho City College and
l'oiy tcrliuic Institute bujl1inEs. The
news that these two crack Virginia
organizations would be in tho parade
served 10 attract thousands to the line
of march who possibly would never
! hayc seen the spectacle The applause
vas dofcuinS ~ tho Virginia brigade.
under tho command OF General &. g.
vaughn. passed
I Tho Richmond Blues. an organization
noted throughout the country. were
under tire command OF Major Edgar
( Blues were in line, and their march
! iu= showed that the! are drilled right
I UP 10 The top notch. Equally wcll re-
c"ivcd by tho throrgS Was the ;rst
| battalion Of the Richmond GrayS, under
/ the command Of Maio- l.. T. Price
! Cnmpan> !. First Virginia Infantry.
also came. Although the Richmond
( Irays aud Company /. tho latter under
command of Captain g. Harrison. did
not yet into Baltimore until > o'clocl,
I this morning. the mon looked fresh. aud
/ performed their work IN an SNceuent
manner.
( The Blues and Grays presented a
| beautiful sight ~ their gorgeous uni
! forms Compliments galore noated
Z through the air to these Nir2iuians
| from ;hc thIoatB OF thousands lined
! alon. the line OF march Governor
stuart and hia staff occupied seats on
{ III" official reviewing stand a Mayor
! Prcston's guests, and they were loud
I /: cheercd when the Virginia, troops
/ passed The stand. The Governor arose
and lifted his hat, time nud again
/ Governor stuart and mis- s,an. Who
/ came here for the centennial attracted
much attention to-day at the Emerson.
/ where they have their headquarters.
( When The Governor entered the dining
room the guests recognized him. aud
they arose On mossc. howiu: in 'e-
! spcct IL their gorgeous uniforms tho
/ Governors aides made fire impress
/ sior.
Governor stuart expressed delight in
( being III Baltimore on this gala occa-
! sion. end great pleasure I'm being able
/ to contribute something. his Richmond
! Blues and Grays, in making the affair y
| success
Those IN Governor stuarrs party arc:
! Colonel Julien H. Till. colonel }. j.
/ Pollard. Colonel w +. TAYLOR. Colonel
! Il Nice. Bullip.ton. Colonel II. L. VAL
! cntinc. Major IT. NJ. WORKMAN. Colonel
/ W. H. Lang horne. Colonel 10 Lane
/ stern, Colonel J. X. Paschall. Colonel
John w Williams. Colonel Harden
/ iIowston. Colonel john I.audstrcct Col
I oncl l.. *. spills, Colonel y w Grly.
| Colonel Il I. Real. Colonel William
( King, Colonel I. i. powinr. colonel &.
y Dempsey. Colonel T.. T.. GOODWIN.
Colonel W. W. Laprade Captain ~ NJ.
Shipp, Commissioners J. - Letchcr and
J. u Baylor
Tonight The Governor and his STAFF
attended tho Key ball in the Fifth Reg
iincnt NrmorN, aud they were given :,
rousiug reception when they entered
. the hall and many times thereafter
In to.morrow's Star Spangled Banner
paraGc. the Governor and his staff will
occup% q prominent place in the line.