The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-12

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Officers and Boards of A. P. V. A..
Mrs. Joseph Bryan. OF this city, and
the honorary vice presidents, Mrs.
|Fitzhugh Lee. Mira. George W Bagbyi
Miss Mary J. Gait. Mrs. Lit.,cton w
1azewell Mrs. Roger A. I'r; or Miss
NJ ". Smith, Mrs. Joseph II. McW!n-
liams. Mrs. r. p. Barney, Mrs. E. F.
Tcrhunc and Mrs. Charles w. Coleman.
The first vice-president, Mrs. J. Tay
Tor Ellyson. Is the acting president.
the i'll health Of Mrs Bryan having
placed her in this Responsible position.
Other vice-presidents include Mrs. e.
" Valentine, Mrs. J. S. Wexford. Mrs.
w. r. Cox. Mrs. Charles B. Ball and
Mrs. Joseph Willard
Mrs. w. r Robins is recording sec
rotary and Mrs. A. w. CARRIER assist
ant recording secretary Mrs j. En-
ders Robinson is corresponding sec
rotary, and Mrs. Henry Gibson, assist
ant corresponding secretary. Mrs.
John B. Llghtfoot is treasurer. and
Miss NJ. B. Baughnan, assistant treas
urcr. The historian is Mrs. William
G. Stanard.
Members Of the directory .,card are
Mrs. w. A. Anderson, Mrs Decatur
Axtcl. Mrs. W. c. Bentley, Mrs.
Thomas Boiling. Mrs. Z. ". f. Brock.
Mrs A. c. Bruce. Mrs. George Bryan.
Mrs j. a. Cabcl Mrs. j. :,askie Cnbell.
Mrs G. r. Cannon, Mrs. James Caskie,
Mrs IL r. Elyson. Mrs. Erbert G.
Leigh. Mrs. James Lyons, Mrs. A. j.
| Montague,ts Mrs. w. S. Murray. Mrs.
Stephen Putney. Mrs. Norton r. saw
lagc. Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor. Mrs Henry
| Taylor, Jr.. Miss Ella NJ. Thomas. Mrs.
r. L. Traylor. Mrs. r. w. Watkins.
Mrs. Joseph Willard, Mrs. John II.
Southall, Mrs. s. H. Yonge, Mrs. Barton
II. Wise Mrs. A. w. CARRIER and Mrs.
Alice NJ Tyler.
The Advisory Board.
The advisory board is made up OF the
1T. rev. 4. III Randolph, =. D, tho
Rt. Rev. r. "A. Gibson. p. D. Colonel
| Archer Anderson and N1essrs. r. A.
| Brock. George Bryan, Joseph Bryan,
| J. Aston Cabell. w. Meade Clark. z. T.
Crump. H. S. 1Iutzler, r. a. Lancaster.
| Wyndham X. Meredith, 8. G. Mitchell.
| II. st. George Tucker. W. Z. Sheppard.
w G. stanard, r. S. Thomas S. II.
Yonge and Or. John S. Wexford
Tho branch societies and directrcsses
| are as follows:
Norfolk Branch-A1iss Louie Taylor.
Colonial Capital Branch, Williams
burg-A1iss Lottie Garrett.
Mary Washington Branch. FRAZIER
icksburg-Mrs. Vivian NJ. Flemming.
Washington, D. G. Branch-Nliss Vir-
Kcotan Branch, championships.
Hunter II. Booker.
Smithfeld Branch-AIss c.. F. Day.
Gloucester Branch-NIrs. a. w. With
New York Branch--Mrs. Roger A.
Pryor.
Ncwington Branch, King and Queen
Mrs. r. n. Pollard.
Nashville Branch. Tenn-N1rs Will
liam Hume.
Pocahontas Branch. Pctersburg--Mrs.
Robert r. Meade.
philadelphia Branch--AIrs. Joseph
lIcidy.
Monticello Branch--Mrs Caroline M.
| Brown.
During the summer notable events
| at Jamestown Island viii be the pro-
sentation OF a Colonial house by the
| National Society OF tho Daughters OF
the American Revolutions; the erection
| Of n memorial monument by the United
| States government: the unwilling of n
| monument to the first House Of Bur
1 Ecsses on July goth, by the Norfolk
| branch OF the A. p. Y. ~; the orec-
ton or a sun dial BY tho Newington
| branch; tho presentation Of an Indian
figure by the Sons of Colonial Wars:
tho presentation on June 25th. by the
Pocahontas Memorial Society Of Wash-
tngton. y. c.. Of a lfe-sze bronze fig
sure Of Pocahontas. the unveiins on
September 10th. OF a bronze statue OF
Captain John Smith and the pilgrimage
! on October 18th OF the Episcopal Con-
vention from Richmond 10 Jamestown
where tho conservation OF the Memorial
Church building Will then take place.