The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
DR.. AND MRS. MACGILL.
beautiful Memorials Placed in the
Church ~ iIagcrstown.

beautiful Memorials Placed in the
Church az Hagcrstown.
The following VIII be Of interest 10
many Richmond people who knew Dr.
Charles and Mrs. Mary Macgill during
their residence here:
AT So Johns Episcopal church was
dedicated Sunday the beautiful memo
riais presented by Mrs. Mollie r. Mac
gill Rosenberg TO adorn the edifce and
pcrpetuate memory of her dead the
splendid uiU dow streamed eloriously un-
der the sun. % perfect and luminous crea-
ton wherein rcvorout symbol teaches
and reitola,es the great Christian truths.
Tho various gifts ol the generous donor
are dcd.. ted thus.
"Reredos and communion table to Dr.
Charles Nacein and his wife Mary
Raglan Mlcsil. and to Henry Rosen-
berg.
"Besure. lion window TO her brothers
and sisters Ellen T.. Swan. Richard
Raglan Macsill William ID. Carlow
MacgiH Davidgo QaO MacsHl, ami
Clara Macgiu
Bishops chair. credence table and
clergy STALL 10 Mrs Letitia Cooper
Rosen5ors first wife Of Henry Rosan-
berg
Mosaic thing in choir and cancel. %
her mothers parents. Richard and Eliza
beth Ragan
"Ihese gifts are not only pcrmeafcd
with religious feeling. but saturated
with artistic feeling at frs height. More
Of the tones rise 20 impinae upon the
harmonious breathing OF the whole. but
IL obtains like an entire and perfect gem.
each TACT q vital heap of beauty 90 min
Rle in the consonance of the unique and
charming solution Of the finished cre o.
ton.
"Ihe DESIGNER sculptor and architect
Mr.. Si9s McBee editor in CHIEF of
The Churchman thoroughly coeni-
7ant OF his ecclesiastical architecture ana
the sym1oIical in religious art de-orih-
cd the memorials. He first gave brief
resume OF The different STYLES Of archi-
lecture Feyptian. Greek Roman and
Gothic. lie explained thoir meaning
and showed how the only living archi-
lecture was the Gothic upward lines
pointing TO- indnity
MIS-. iiosenncre has placed IN the Grace
Episcopal church. Galveston. Texas nm
ediice erected by De munigcent legacy ~
."''oJ given by Henry Rosenberg. to these.
reffios. Communion table and altar desk
TO her husband. Henry Rosenberg. 81 pre-
su"reri!en window in three PARTS center
10 her father, Dr. Charles Maccin-rfrrt
consisting OF the two Alarvs fo Ellen d,
swan and the left portion. gaior,o +,
Clara Nlaceil. bishops chair. c,edanco
table and clergy stalls and chaucol raiiirg
10 her brother William d. Macrin bronze
pulpit TO brother, Richard Rasan Mac.
gill, bronze angel lectern 90 Mrs Tefitia
Cooper Rosenberg: also double angel win
doWs i'm chancel 90 her aunt Elizabeth
Raean Riddle: also three double windows
In the side OF the church, arc 20 parents
of Henry Roscubcrg. one 90 hor fNhor's
great aunt Moiie Macgln who reared
him and his five brothers. other In her
childhood friends. Minnie Holvdqv and
Columbia Motter Bruce
Through the donors assistance ror
mother Mary R9gan Macgul ha, erected
in ST. Pauls Il. j.. church. Richmond
two windows next 10 The jefferson Davis
memorial windows, one "a rogurrrotion
window TO her children, Ellen T. Swan
Richard Ragan Macgill WIN. d Macoiu
end Clara Macgill. ana the lower one
Christ raising the son of the widow of
Main; 70 her husband. Dr. Charles Mac
gill.
No one IN this city reveras the roemorv
Of the late DR.. Charles Macgin more tban
Mrs tatherne Futtercr. south Potomac
street She is oiehty-seven years old and
was unable 20 attend the dedication but
she sent her five boys in body. showing
her spirit more than willing though the
flesh was weak. Two Of her bows are
named after the Macsin family. ana she
says there were only two men IN her
timo in this city of equallcd ana nro-
eminent goodness. DR.. Maceil and Fatbor
Myers. Mrs Futterer ana her late hus.
band were life long friends and admirers
OF the late doctor.-Hagerstown Md)
Daily Nail.