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Miss Winnie Davis.

Colonel A. G. Dickinson acted as master of ceremonies. When the dessert was announced he appeared with Miss Winnie Davis, ‘the Daughter of the Confederacy.’ Miss Davis was simply attired in black tulle over silk. She was accompanied by the Duchess d'auxy, a relative of Justice Lamar, of the Supreme Court. Miss Davis was greeted with ringing cheers thrice repeated.

Richmond, VA. 1890.

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Reverend J. William Jones, Ed.

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