The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-09
Ceremonies ON
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Ivy Planted Beside Wall Ut
3 OH -'I jamestown Ian e
Church.. "a
HAD 51o BE TRANSFERRED {; / B :: >
|..Brand5ills facllii,ery Breaks
TFyo ,. Brings Il Party ' s
q Home. 3s5

The visitors ot8tfe Jamestown Commit
tee fromgStl the National Board Daugh tors
sofAtheS American Revolution, Wit Mrs
! 81 H. Purcell, chairman OF that commit
tee, were stl1c5 guests yesterday Of the
EAssoclation for tho Preservation of VIZ
@gnla Antiquities sin, a trip down the
river to 5Jan,estownis1s Island.
The day was sideal$and the company on
board tho steamer Brandon, Of the Old
Dominion Line enjoyed the beautiful view
from tho decks of the steamer and wach 4
ed with interest the historic points that
came into view ION each side. f
t4, The company numbering forty.three,
included Mrs. ~ ohm b.. Lightfoot. Mr.. and
Mrs. E..N. Valentine, Mrs Lippett, g y I
Rhode Island, Mr.ssand Mrs. Knott OF,
Mrs. Harriet Clayton. .Comegys,so of Dea-.
w;lre;. Mrs. Eleanor Washington HOWARD,
of tSvirginia,, Mrs. George Ben Jchnston,,
Mrs. w, CT Bentley Mrs. Bradley john
son, Miss Helen Montague, Mrs James
ECaskle, Mrs. Nv. y. Evans, Mrs. 3.
Deane Meanley, Z Mrs. G. Il, Ball, Dr..
and Afrs. j. SSyvellford,Y Mrs. r.. w. Wat
kins. Mr.. md Mrs.5sW. G. stanard. Mrs
a. r. HUNT sMrs:SDallam Barksdnle,g Mrs
I D. llialnss Mrs. M, A. Chambers
m rs. ill.,. arrlsOn, Mr. and Mrs e: b.
Cannon tile Rev NJ RI aBarnwell, Of So.
, Paul 81 Colonels 81: FI.;Y onge. Mrs II. A.
Claiborne; r. a. Lancaster, ] RI, Mrs.
/ o. IL. F,insten Mrs, William a1cC, Fsaln-
say Mrs. ". 81 8 III Murray, Mrs: henry
Gibson, N yler, Mr.. and Mrs
sGul llaudeu, Captai ng John IT Mayer, Mrs.
u. Aston ca bell, & Mrs. Henry Taylor, $Jr.,s
ana Mrs. Egbeft Leigh
@ Luncheon wis served on the Brandon
a YyrVt. fr{o
was reached aabputs1sP M. II. s5.
The Ceremonies.
The vlsitorshent cred through the IL over
into the bod Of u the church looked hat$
Yardley's tpi11bS ard the quaint tillng.
which originally made the flooring sof
the chancel. then made their way TO the B
north the church w 1 wall
Here gai pref tys ceremony was enacted
iii the Visitors planting sp,:gs 81 n IVY.
brought from Mount Ia ernon., The earth
was turned with an antique dagger
n Mrs Iaga r, Of oridn, rs sho@ planted
her. spray, sa i'd :ass.t plant this Ivy IN \
thoIname Of the ! Florida Daughters of the
.Al1erl can eYoltltiontan in n,enloryof 4
:theS JamcstowIsAmb lers, as a tribute to
the first State regent OF Florida, Mrs.
Amber ss;,& I,{ sssS
Mrs. IipRYItt in the name nam q q
the LtnOQe NlSlnnu5&lJau b.tst YSs
Mrs. eleanor NVashin ton Seldom II ow -y
a,dss@tAeS last dau ghter born ints Mount
Vernon, planted Ito. sthof memory OF WASH \
.ington and the Vtrgtnia Daughters
Mrs. Ramsay N Of West oyer. planted in
tho ~ memory .sdf Colonel y liam Byrd;
Mrs. Knott ,s$of Baltimore, in smemory of
cccli,'T Eyrt ! ula,ldeu planted
ITO the 3rfpinotpl OF our j JAMESTOWN an
,cestors; who their names u may be 4 we !
know hot; & VIC $onl y know they are ohrs
fathers. y e sss ,}5 i
Mr.. Gullaudeu put Fin his memory to 4
j',Pocahontas and Captain John Smith,
Mrs. ". " S. Murray brou ght tho Ivy for
the planting. \. vi I'd
"a fterS tho planting sa5.short service OF
lpraye was held u n The church Il; tower,
Mr.. Barnwcl being assisted by the Roy.
AR. Goodwin from Williamsburg. Mrs.
NV Il Coleman, Mr.. Gentry, Miss Wise,
Miss sherwel and Mrs. sherwell met the
Richmond party at the church. a visit
to he excavations proved most Interest
ing, ;S IL IN |, n t 81
"a The party left the island about -
r. W An: V elegant ii course dinner wa s
served shortly after LEAVING the officers
of the e ssocIation q md ssg yisitors being
sea- led al a. table decorated in red, whitet
and B blue. Il Y III n
Had to be Transferred.
ID Just about twelve miles from n Rich
:lnond the machinery ofs the Brandon was
thrown out OF order but passengers
were transferred at once to the Poca Y
ihontas, md reached SRichmond with hard 4
Ely any delay. s:555 5 s4ss Ss;,{ Ii