The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-12

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Il we pluck UP heart anew.
TITS then a valiant game we play,
And great successes score!
For who can fail, when hearts ring true?
What mortal can ask more?
@s EEK Julia Harries Bull.
Mrs. Knott's Report.
II The following article, published yes
terday in the. sun. gives the impressions
Of Mrs. Leo Knott, OF Baltimore, guest
OF the Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities in the trip to
jamestown on Saturday. The Richmond
y jamestown Committee the Common
wealth Chapter, Daughters OF the Amer
lean Revolution, and others VIII be m
terested to know that Mrs. hnotl saiu.
s"The Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities has and IS nc
complishins a great work In saving the
records and relics of Firglnia's glorious
m ct from annihilation and oblivion Wncn
the association first obtained possession
of the island 1t found the ruins covered
Ito depth of three or four feet. Win
Garth and many crop OF corn anu
wheat had been raised above the foun q,
I tinns They removed this earth and dis
covered I'M. foundation Of the Governors
house and several Of the principal build-
5ings. IN the basement OF the Governors
4 mansion Is a deep well, probably 1or
use In case OF siege by the Indians
S19..The good work Of the Virginia Asso-s
citation should inspire us IN Maryland 70
4 do the same for ST. 3Mary's, where wa
3 sown4 the first seed Of religious liberty III
this country. There Is singular re-
semblance III the histories of the Two
/ ancient < ca pitfalls Of Virginia and Mary
land, That Of Virginia was burned by
= BACON in his rebellion, and that OF MARI
land was burnt during the invasion or
Richard Ingle, and both ceased to DO cap
itals about the same time. 8
Il, AFTER the capital was moved Al from
jamestown to Williamsburg only two
families remained on the island. IheS
II we're the Amber and Travis families.
As a. borough, jamestown WIS entitled
"a representative in the Virginia House
a OF 8Burgesses, and each year q Travis or
al Amber would be elected by his neigh s
4 bors to fill that position. Finally the
Travis family moved whe-eupon the
members of the Amber family elected
II their family head as representative
"The Virginia Colonial Danes are con-
templating the erection Of a brick build
ing to inclose the wolls of tho old church,
and tho Virginia Daughters, nor 70 be
outdone by their sister society, wish to
X erect a memorial building to be used as
a. relic hall.
1--WE were delightfully."- entertained by
our host, the Virginia association ana
all the visitors left with very high
impression OF the patriotism and rever-
{ ence for the glorics OF the past 81 out
Il Virginia cousins"
Fallon-Davis.
The wedding OF Miss Elvia Barker
Davis, the daughter of MIR, and Mrs. 1.
wiley Davis OF No. 200 East Broad
Street. 10 Mr.. Walter Leo TALON, OF Bal.
timore, Md, will be celebrated at a:So
II O'clock this afternoon, the hov J. !. Mas Mas
tin officiating fsz &.
front drawing room OF the Davis home
Floral decorations will be III white ana
green md Mr.. John Frischkorn will direct
a the music. q,
I The bride will lie gowned in white silk
n null worn with picture hat of White
tuile. She will carry q shower of Bride;
roses Miss Alice Lear, OF Highland
Park. the maid of honor, will Wear white
and have an arm bouquet or whlte car
nations. Mr.. Harry T. Fallon, of Balti-
more, brother Of the groom, will be best
man.
y After receiving the congratulations OF
!; their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Fallon will
leave for Atlantic City. They will take
an extended 'Aoridal,.tour before return
ing TO make tiiefr home in Baltimore.
Miss Davis is a most attractive type
of young Virginia womanhood. and her
large circle of friends and relatives re-
4 greet exceedingly tho fact that her mar
TiageS will take her away from Richmond.
Out-of-town guests at tho wedding Will
4 include Mr. and Mrs. William B. Fallon,
MIR. and Mrs Charles j Fallon, Miss
Fallon and Mr.. D. Robert Fallon, all OF
Baltimore, and Mrs. ]. Edwin kiest. OF
Dallas, Texas.
]. s# Anderson-Lynn.
8{g Miss Katherine Mason Lynn, the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Lynn, and Mr..
Vernon Elmore Anderson the son of Mr.,
r. E. Anderson, Of Cumberland, Ma, who
4 Is associated in Richmond with the firm
Of p, Il. Wright and Company. were
married Mt 10 A. NJ. Tuesday, April nth,
In No 413 West Grace Street, the home
OF the brides parents by the Rev. Dr..
Charles S. Gardner, of Grace Street Bap-
fist Church.
Palms and roses We're used in house
floral adornnlent and the bridal party en-
! tered as Mr.. Herbert King played Men
delssohn's wedding march.
H3 The bride wore going-away gown and
u hat OF brown. Her flowers were lirinc
b roses. Miss Ethel Brown, of Manchester
who attended her as maid OF honor was
8 IN white silk and carried pink carna.
lions. Mr.. John i, Anderson, OF Farm.
vile, was best man Misses Gertrude
Crane and katherine Mason officlated
with Master Frank Cordey and Maste,
Henry Mander as ribbon holders
MIR. and Mrs. Anderson are now enjoy.
Ing a Northern trip They viii reside
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