The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-27
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Mrs. Williams in looking after the
guests are Mrs. w. T. Patton and Miss
Belle Tyler of Radford: Mrs Nelson
Sale and Mrs W. T. Yancey, of Bed
ford City; Mrs. o. C. Smith and Mrs.
NJ. M. Mullins. of Martinsville; Mrs.
Cabell Smith and Mrs. Edmund Saun-
ders of Rocky Mount; Mrs w. f.
Drewry and Mrs. r. T. Meade, of Pc
tersburg; Mrs. w. NJ Strother and Miss
Ruth II. EARLY, of Lynchburg; Mrs.
N. II. Hairston and Mrs. S. j. Evans,
OF Roanoke: Mrs. r. Fl. Evans and Mrs
w. w. McClung, of Salient Mrs. Edgar
D. Taylor and Mrs. Thomas Bocock, of
Richmond; Mrs. John d. Horsley and
Mrs James A. Scott, of Lynchburg;
Mrs w. NJ. Howard, OF Floyd Mrs.
Samuel w. Williams. OF Wytheville;
Mrs. Martin Williams. of Pearsburg;
Mrs. James Macgill and Miss Julia
Leach. of Pulaski; Miss Mary Wysor.
of Dublin: Mrs. r. NJ. Charlton and
Miss Lelie Montague. of Christians
burg; Mrs. James Fl. Williams and Mrs.
John c. Paxton, of Shenandoah, and
Mrs G. NJ. Borum of Strasburg.
Colonial Danes Day.
While the Colonial Danes are to
have June 9Th as their day at the eX
position, they are also to have May
14th as special day, this following
that on which they formally present
to the Association for the Preservation
Of Virginia Antiquities the restored
church at old Jamestown
The Danes. whose president is Mrs
William Ruffln Cox, of Richmond, have
been especially active in all parts of
the country in collecting for the his
torcal exhibit and Mrs. Cox visited
many States arousing interest. Mrs.
Hugh Nelson Page. of Norfolk. Is chair
man of the committee which has in
charge the receiving and installing of
the exhibits in the freproof building
devoted to History and Historic Art.
| Mrs. 3. l.. Purcell, OF Glen Allen, Is
/ president of the national committee or
| the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
| ton, which has been engaged in collecting
historic relics. Mrs. James r. Hubbard,
| of Norfolk, is chairman of the Daughters
! of the American Revolution reception
committee, and Mrs. Lucy Claire Atkln-
son. of Richmond. is a member OF the
| committee. The Daughters have erected
on Jamestown Island copy of Hays Bar
| ton. the home of Sir Walter Raleigh, at
Devon, England. They also have booth
for the sale of souvenirs on the EXPOSE
| ton Grounds.
The Association Tor the preservation VI
| Virginia Antiquities has erected mon
| ument to the first House Of Burgesses,
| this being the result of the work of the
! Norfolk branch Mrs. Joseph Bryan has
| contributed literally to a statue the as
ISOLATION Is erecting to John Smith.
| The Pocahontas Memorial Society has
been engaged in raising q fund of $40, 900
| for n monument to Pocnhontas, after a
design by William Ordway Partridge, the
sculptor, of New York.
On slto owned by tho Association for
| the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
the United States government will unvcil
! a monument to the early settlers.
In the Virginia Building. on the grounds.
Is to be seen the 'Poltahuntus" Bell, tho
| gift of the Pokahuntus Bell Society, OF
which Mrs. Anne S. Green of Culpeper,
| q sister OF Mrs. F.ustace Williams, Is the
moving spirit, and Mrs. Sara j. w. Hal
| sey n sister OF Senator Daniel, one OF
the strong supporters. The bell weighs
| 500 pounds, and about e-tenth of the
metal was collected by members OF the
society. and includes many historic bits
and old coins. The bell was cast by the
McShane Bell Foundry. and the last bit
OF metal put into 1t was from the CO.
lumbar Bell OF tho Chicago Exposition.
Inscription on Bell.
On the bell Is this inscriptions
The Bell Pokahuntus.
| Tho Pokahuntus Boil Association,