The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-20
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Williamsburg; Miss Rebecca c. Powell
Annapolis, Md
The company leave here this morning
at o'clock over the Chesapeake and
Ohio for Williamsburg. The run to the
"Old Capital" will be made in one hour.
There carriages will be taken to York
town. Here the day will be spent and me
return to Williamsburg made in the even
ing. Tomorrow. they go to Newport
News and Old Point. Hampton, its old
ST. Johns Church: Norfolk, it's old St
Paul's. and other points of historic note
will be visited.
Thursday they come back to Richmond
by a most delightful route. A steamer
has. been chartered and will bring them
leisurely up James River They will that
day get their first glimpse Of Jamestown,
but will not stop. The first stop will be
made at Lower Brandon, with the pos
sible exception of Westover. the most
beautiful home on the James. They Will
stop for short periods at Shirley, Berk-
ley. Westover and other places and will
reach the city late that evening, becom-
ing again guests of the Jefferson. Friday
VIII. be spent here and Saturday they con
clude their pilgrimage by a trip to James
town with the A. P. v. A.
STAY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
The following special from Charlottes-
vile gives an account of the party's stay
in that city yesterday:
The party reached Charlottesville Sum
day morning at $50 O'clock.
The special car. was switched off and
side-tracked until 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. when
the members of the pilgrimage left the
car in carria ges for Hotel Probst, where
breakfast was served. No special pro-
gramme had been arranged for the morn
ing, SO a number attended the service
at Christ Episcopal Church.
After lunch at the hotel, the entire par
ty embarked in carriages for a visit TO
Monticello. There, from half~past three
until six, they were received by Mrs.
Carl Won Mayhof, sister of Hon. Jeffer-
son NJ. Levy. Assisting Mrs. Mayhoff
in receiving. were Miss Anne Lee daugh-
ter of General Fitzhugh Lee; Miss Nora
Moran. of "Comyn Hall" Mrs Louis
T, Hanckel, Jr., and Miss Ida Hanckel;
Professor Thornton, Mrs. Thornton, Mrs.
Perkinson Miss Bl1rthe and Miss Thorn
ton. of the University; Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Bradford, Mrs. Swearinger. and Miss
Swearinger, of the county, and Miss
Grace Shields, of Richmond In the alb
sence of Mr.. Levy, the New Workers were
welcomed to the mansion by Judge R.
T. w. Duke, of the city. At 4:3O o'clock
tea was poured. The affair, though quite
informal, was exceedingly pleasant. and
was much enjoyed by the visitors.
AT 10 o'clock this morning the Gotham
ties visited the University of Virginia.
The buildings and surroundings never
looked more beautiful and the impress
sion made upon the pilgrims must have
been a favorable one, for they We're 10th
to leave. Dr. Paul B.. Barrinser chair
man of the faculty, welcomed them IN De
half of the institution. and told them
bl1efly of Mr. Jefferson's connection with
the University. Mrs. Noah IL. Davis ana
other members of the local chapter of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
then took the visitors in hand and
showed them around the grounds and
through the buildings.
At noon Mrs. Hatch and her party
STA. ted for harrington" the historic
home of Mr. Warner Wood. three miles
vest Of the University. where they were
entertained by Mrs. NJ. l. Wood. The
rnanv valuable pictures and relics in this
grand old country home were viewed with
:aterest, and at 8 o'clock the return trip
to Charlottesville was begun. AT AS
@ clock the pilgrims turned their faces
TO Richmond, charmed with the delight
al hospitality they had received In All
E.marle
The pilgrimage is in charge of Mrs.
Mary Hatch Willard and Mrs. Caroline
racte Marsh, the executive officers.
These charming women were assisted in
arranging for the excursion by Mrs Ro-
ger Pryor. Mrs William Beekman, Mrs.
AIRED Tucker1nan Mrs. A. Mercer PeIl.
Mrs. George L. Shrady, Jr, Mrs. Fran
els Rawlde Pemberton, Mrs. George r.
Preston. Mrs. Henry Earle, Mrs. Tnnis
G. Bergen and Mrs. J. Elliott Lansstaff.