The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-30
MRS. J. TAYLOR ELLYSON
SPEAKS IN GLOUCESTER
President of tssOrIntIOn for prcsrrNn-
ton OF virginia Antiquities IL Hand
SOincIN E.nfc Iuinci.

som,I, t:utcrtniucL.
Mrs ! -. Tor e;ilv.ou h.ts ,.,iirel
I, her home. after = ,.hnru.i,.- Nsi,
Mr. and Mrs Almond Hlov al
"BelIvillc" Gloucester County. Mrs.
Stnw gave "a beautifut .nt.,t:ti,.nout
OF 'ruc .day. iuD ~ - ho,, nt Air..
Ii'. soii. who - president IF ~, As
.cvIa.i"n for re Pres...,,. q: \fr
t.iiu .,ntiquitios. and NJ i;l:..'s i'm
vuntiuus incIr.i.d ,i.,, prominent
people OF the county a uu,nh.r of
whom were ,n.,,b,.r. nr ,ho ,:in,,c,u,nr
branch of ,h.. =. " .t.,,o h,,,so
"BcllvilI." INC nI...st i'm mo ,n,,niv
* ono of ,hc n,ni.or,a,, So,
Niyor ana u,.,s d.ca,,.,'nd
with .,u:,n,i,in. az un,y.,. . .,.i,,.
s,.hcu. of niuls hoi,,u c.,ri,d M, j.,
every Jc,;,5 refrceh,,,cn,s wcr.
served ,,uriuf ~. nr,.r,nnr Al.
Ashb, tones pourod Inc to-. in Inc
Iiuiu..roo,u ,,,J A.. Vi,ii,.,', g., ,,.,,
,.,,;,,n .er,.d ~. iro., -, 49,. n,...,, ,.,,,
room
I'm or,ler 90 ,o,,l,;,o i,,.i,., ,i,,
pleasur. Nr. tli,.n,, w,a. ,.,,cd -,
t.lI or rio ,..rt ,r.h :.
This puruos. th,. l,.y.n f,,.iny tho N,,,,
Ei..r was uiiIiz,d .,,d ,,.,l, .,,,r,..,ivc
by tho erection of q .aiiv ,olnr.I TOM
under tho shade nf ,hn ,r..s bc,o,v
which :: whit. canvass b.,1 hc,,,
stretched ON tho grass with seats ar
ranged for IN. c,,nfo,, az ,L. com.
SnrrIttrI.J -. lao.
some Of them two and a half ,cnturi. i.
old. ana famed Lv rho fresh hrccz.
from tho river in This historic enot !,
was not dinicult 10 .u.ak ON :, .,,b
ject 80 interesting as the preservation,
OF Virginia antiuuiiIes
Mrs. Blow, Il former dircctress Of Tho
Gloucester branch. introduced Mrs
Ellyson. who,eav in as brief :. lime :,s
possible II condensed history Of tho
work of the association. and its am
bilious aims for the continuation and
enlargement Of the work Euthused
by tho recital Of what had been ac-
cunplishcd in tho acquisition Of pricc-
less sites and buildings the erection
Of monuments and work of restoration.
and impressed by the presidents sug-
gcstion for the future work of tn.
gloucester branchV a meeting was
called at once, which Was addressed iv
several OF the members. Mrs. Lewis
Marshall Byrd was elected dircc,ress
aud Mrs. Henry Osborn Dauders score
tary and treasurer seventeen nov
members were added. and a vote of
thanks cxtcnded 10 Nrs rloy. "a NJ,
EIlvsou. after which the conpany .d
journed 10 tho mansion. where ,l.y
were most HOSPITALITY entertained
Mrs. EIIyson was entertained at
dinner by Mrs. Asi,by Jones and mad
several social invitatious. which she
was forced 10 decline ON account Of nor
Trip 10 the Ems, po.tuoncd.
owing 10 lilo st.,to ~ Nor health Mic.
Anry Naming Tavlor has mostnoncd
her trim 10 CHINA and o,hcr oI,res in
the East INDEFINITELY. Miss TavIor had
expected to sail for tho orion, on,
Angus, -. ahd /, is of great intcres,
and concern to her friends in Richmond
and throughout the state liza, her
Journey las hccu nostuoued
Ienyinr Town.
Or. and Mrs. William +. Mercer Miss
May Mercer ana Miss Elsie Young are
leaving town in their ear on Salur
day for stanton From Sta,Intou Or
Mercer ana his party viii make AN cN-
tended tour OF the VALLEY of Virginia.
rcturnin. TO Richmond about tho mid
die OF September
Miss E.rnm;. conoucs, and Oohcli;
c INC, ua '''. h1, ,h "s W., Wifk iot
s",rc linz. -, ,I,o i.L.,ifom,c ~, ~"
III, ~ ,;,'.,, - ~, ~. ".H
WI p' !v'i'" AZ ,hp" May on Hatur
who VIII also remain there for several
weeks
Guest of Miss Fore.
Miss Hess Ruti, I.a,hrop. OF Whining
:, ,si,;, ',' ~ ~ t. -, ', ','', ,.
No. hn,nc '''r III. ~ ,,i''Gte Tig
he' nome. ~, M.s' irankiln
street Mr.. ana Mrs I y. Fore, Miss
blanche Fore and Miss Lathrop Will
leave tomorrow for Oguuquit. Me. TO
'''''e VI
'","E N"rth:
Mrs. . HarNey Clarke expects to
leave town Saturday for Now England.
where she viii join her daughters. who
are surnmering at woods Hole. Mass.
Mrs. II. NJ Wharton. of Baltimore
-, ,, ~ 80 -
~ .Nis.
larhe mere al her nome OH Hanover
NVcmne.