Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-09

Invitation To Ia. visitors 10 he ,h.ir
sucSts al their regular weekly dim
htr tonight at the Richmond Hotel.
Z! similar invitation having been cx.
toh"td by the Rotary club fo. It's
session tomorrow. They have, b.rn
.lV!t"d !" visit the plant of the Z. l..
I,TE"r Extract Company. the Battle
Abbey and numerous places Of in
tcr"St around Richmond
VIII Discuss Old Timr>.
~, morning ana afternoon today
WI be chiefly spent IN AN AS Y"n
Were" manner. when ol,irn mo. -"
the battalion will be IN, cbi..f ,n,i ~
.! discussion. and friends viii AGAIN
- over some Of the previous re-
"'',"nS ana happy times which they
tonight. however. viii witness The
biggest event Of the day. when u
.,'S partN viii he held at the armory
"oAIhS vaudeville. supper. pIcntv of
other varieties OF cntrrtainln.nf an,
every on" who does not taxi. MARI n,
~ hinctedIngs OF the evening vii!
"' promptly thrown out OF IN. lin
.ng nan. admission vii! be strictly
on Identification badges
preparations have been mad. for
tH IN" ' ma. ,o with POO more ready if
que to III" proportions of the din
mtr whiSh is to be served. II is rr
h"!'h ma many OF the visitors are
tasting now IN preparation FOR ;hc
evening. when they are plan,,{nc "a
""id" amy former efforts th"v In,,,
nave mad" in the eating line.
y business session, beginning =,
III. ~" ncinck tomorrow Afternoon.
vi. 'hEr"SS IN" attention OF mos,
81 IA" members FOR a shnr, nc,iDi
~, IL ~ promised ihdt tho gafhcrfIt.
VIII not lee long wjndci .tuu.r 81
HEY th'E can continue their frstivi-
leaving at O'Clock In tho after
Noon ,hr H!ues w!il travel out 10
th'ir iHrn where th"rc IS goim. 10
hc plenty "G food. and where, her.
are som" athletic stunts ia h.. nniInd
lnrSr I"tt"r games promise to be on.
oil me greatest diversions OF the re-
hesinnins at : o'clock tomorrow
evening. there viii 10" Il formal bali
~ IN" arin"ry "a which every mem
Der Viii participate, a.. I is tho con
Guiding event Of the reunion Wei
| ncsday the men Will leave FOR their
respective homes
From Many Srcti"ns of Country.
Most of the mon who have come to
TIA" reunion are residents of Rich
mond ANA Virginia. representing ull
SIXTY 50 FAR registered who do not
ny" IN the Old Dominion now Som,
"i mem CONG. from as FAR as CON
pTt The Middle West and to the Snu;h
| .arh ready I" take par; in the fcs,.vi-
''l' ~ lN" bf'snt llshiS OF tho or
! 'aSion came in Yesterday whrp
| Phoebe" curtis. of orange County
| formerly a S'abl" sergeant in Com
| panN -, made his appearance a, IN,
| arm""E "ilo"ac' decided he had TO
| go I" val when the Blues were or.
| d"r"G TO the Mexican border. ana
went Every one who knows him
| and that includes nearly every onr
| IN tn" battalion. always stands
| around whom he makes his appear
| ancc. as things start 10 moving as
| soon a. phoebe" comes around
| som" ~ III" Visiting officers who
arc nor" are; Major John lee" ellison.
! comin3ndnr OF the footguards from
| New iiaN.n; Major George +. Iiew-
| Ut and Captain i T.. Judge OF the
! "am" organization: Major T. G Fcig-
| lnSpa Z. % Newark. y i l.icutcnaut
! NJ w Wilkinson. of Baltimore. and
! CAPTAIN Twitty. of suffolk More
| vii! probably arrive here today.
| SDcHial decorations have been
| placed around the armory. consisting
| OF bunting, ilags. palms and Movers,
| especially on the third floor, where
ost OF the activities will he staged.