Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09
STUART'S VOICE
SPANS CONTINENT
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III various walks of life. We hone 70
demonstrate to the thousands of Wis
TORS TO this great exposition the adj
vaniages of Virginia, stemminc the
tide OF immigration to Canada, turning
home seekers to Virginia.
Before concluding this conversation.
want tc say that neither the Governor.
ms star or the Blues could have gotten
along without the ladies'"
ELLYSoN RESPONDS TO
| GOVERNORS GREETING
eutenant-6overnor I;ilyson re-
/ sSpondcd TO the Governors greetings
lie said:
! Virginia sends her greeting We
/ are proud Of our Governor. and do
/ nShted at the honors bestowed upou
| ann during the trip TO the Pacific
Coast. We wish you the largest meas
ure OF happiness and pleasure. pre-
sent the compliments OF myself and
! me people here assembled to your sta ii,
| 10 Major Bowles and the men with
MIN in tho Blues We are delighted
10 know of the splendid impression
the Blues have made
! The Governor EXCHANGED commit
| ments with the Lieutenant Governor
| VINO In turn remarked on the eXecu-
! 1--WE having made the longest talk of
his life-S,6o0 miles al the rate Of So
! oon miles n second
| ~'''Ht1 warren \. IayiOr, quarter
f, master OF the Governors staff. who
made the arrangements for the trip.
/ but who was unable TO 20 farther
west with the party than st. Louis,
was told that Governor Stuart desired
10 TALK TO him. Colonel Taylor received
the thanks OF the Governor for the
niccticS OF the ARRANGEMENTS.
DIR. JOHNSTON CONyERskS
WITH GOVERNOR
How !,
ing Governor Stuart gave DR.. George
Bch Johnston, warm, personal
friend. Tor whom he asked. Or john
ston was satisfied as TO the C;ovcrnor's
health from the tone Of his voice. and
made no inquiries along this line SEC
rotary Alexander Forward Informed
the executive that there had beef. ILL
tie going on since his departure ex-
cept that Attorney General Pollard had
rendered an opinion that despite the
Governor absence from the State
licutcnant-G Governor Ellyson Was no,
Governor yet The Governor him
self had already exchanged a few
pleasantries with Mr.. EllySon on this
subject.
MIR. BoiSscau announced TO the Gov
ernor that Mrs. Hamilton Smith would
sing Garry Me Back TO Ole Vircinv"
gathering of Nirsinians similar TO
! that in Richmond was listening at the
San Francisco terminus. Few voices
could so we'll express the sentiment
that was meant to be carried in this
musical message, and the audiences at
both Richmond and San Francisco were
thrilled by the feature, which demon
stratcd the wonderful power of the
Bell invention. Mrs. Charming NJ.
Ward played the accom- paniincnt on the
piano.
MANY MESSAGES ARE
EXCHANGED WITH FRIENDS
Mrs. smith Is a native Californian,
and has resided III Richmond for sew
erai years. She received the conrrat-
ulations OF Governor stuart upon the
success OF her effort. She then had
the privilege OF speaking to her mother
Mr.. Ellen Kocckci Davis. whom she
nad not seen for eight years. Mrs
Davis i"aS member of the Governors
party In the Virginia Building
T Among others who convcrscd over
: the transcontincntai circuit were:
. Mira Dale Stuart. Of Russell County
wife Of the Governors brother, with
her sou, John White stuart, who is
with his uncle on the trip. She also
talked with the Governor
Colonel Frederick Peasants with tbo
Governor; Lieutenant Governor ELY
son, with his young grandson. J. Tay-
Tor Eilyson Crump who is with hi.
erandaunt. MICS Betty Ellyson. assis-
tant hostess at the Virginia building
lieutenant -iovcrnOr EllySon talked "a
) his sister and TO Miss Mamie Randolph
iicth. the hostess, an did also Mr. and
Mrs w NJ Hublcston
colonel Taylor inquired OF Colonel
; Julien H. iiill and Colonel william
II. Langh0rnc. of Albenarle member,
or me Governors staff as to various
dethiis Of the trip across the continent
especially "s 10 their entertainment i,
the land of the Mogmons
nAR<I,\ InntxI><, ,.x,,,
CONVENTIONS ron RICUMuNu
w. i. Dabncy, business manager 81
the Chamber Of Commerce, one Of ,l,,
publicity men with the Virginia partv
demonstrated 10 Mr.. Boisscau that n,
I war still able 10 talk MIR Dabuc,
said that he was looking ont for sew.
"rnl conventions during his ahsanc,
! from home. Colonel iin ana hi,
father william NJ nm, discussot
banking matters for q few minute.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank s Woodsor hcl,
hrief conversation with their dauph
tor Miss Frances Woodeon. colone
John w. Williams and Colonel r. Mc(.
. Burlington nent their greetings :,
n friendn through Colonel Taylor.
Governor stuart and his staff wcr,