Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-05
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At meeting held in February. the
| ri"n OF captain George Blow. Of
icrktown. to secure additional urou-
| erty there to be converted into !, ma :
uohal park WAS indorsed and co-oper-
ation promised.
as the chairman of tie John Mar
Sha,S Rouse viii give Il full. report,
| WIN only take UP your time to OK.
press my pleasure at the large num-
ber OF people who have visited there
"hn tne wish th;et II could he made
sen -SupportinE. ana also record the
e!it by bepucSt OF the late Miss Emily
liarrtc. OF the Robe OF ONCE OF the
! Shiei Justice ami his mahogany hook
VSsr, Wnich was in his lifetime Il part
., Tue furniture of the John Marshall
,,ousc' II may not be known 10 all
that room ON the SECOND itoor has
neeh SET apart FOR relies other than
.n"se OF IN" Marshall family Th.rc
ere manE most valuable and inter
cStinE things in this room. We are
specially DESTROYS OF adding to This
Connection costumes Of all periods
Rtmemher that Il dress of to-day be-
ny.
Several history classes have bcen
guests at the Marshall House w..
aiwaEs welcome Tie students OF The
they would TAX" advantage Of this
privilege more often.
the pilgrimage TO jamestown was
made by automobile and train on
nhont SIXTY people coming from va
rlouS states madc the trip. which
proved TO he most enjoyable. while
on tn" same day an cducationai fra-
Miss Elizabeth W.ddell. Mrs. j. Caskiy
NTnneH. -. Hiss Evelyn Gordon and
MIS- William -. Thomas Print
Ell cards We're placed in III" windows
of all stores. and 50 Interested w.r.
inc proprictors Of the large dry
FOODS houses: their window decorators
:. ,ir,i. tt,,, l..
island. which gave u fine iilusiratiu,,
ol that historic spot, with the oh
!cct of Installing into the minds of
me passcrs-by that on May -. 1907.
the American nation was horn.
Recalls Visit of SuIIrnve rarty.
~ meeting in June AT the office
81 the Governor committee was
'ormed, with Mrs. William Runin
OF the presidents OF the PATRIOTS
ORGANIZATIONS. 1t was decided TO
co,opcrate in al! of the plans OF tho
SnlGravr Institution to commemorate
III" precautionary Of tho first lc"isIa-
i've body in America. which convened
q Jamestown. July 20. 1919 an
pointed as my alternat" in all mat
tors conncctcd with the celebration
Mrs. Iohn r. l.iShtfo"t You know
now nohiy and successfully she M
"h ne nnsition. particularly at lanes
Town. she was ably assisted by Rev
g. f'reclanh Peter. to whom We ARC
much indebted. Al the November
meeting or the y. i. V A. a rising
Ectr OF thanks was given Mrs. Light
l""t, ana she was asked to prepare
Sk"tch Of the proceedings Of the
r"i"nraiion TO h" published in pamph-
tt form. with tn" cNccliant address
OF lton John Stewart Eryan
MT James Dvcrton Winston and
Miss Francis Il Scott were annoinied
ny the President committcc-at-
iare" 10 attend the celebration Incl
'rhi 1" III" landing OF the Maynowcr
At Plymouth Rock. ana - committees
ni ten members of tn" A. T. V. A.
living in New York. with the Hon.
G""rg" Gordon Rattle as chairman.
was appointed to represent us at tho
various celebrations which took
place there. The association is ,in-
der lasting obligations to Mr. John
\. stewart. chairman Of the Sulgrave
Institution. for the precedence given
virginia in his official lrttcrhcads
Tn" association is honorcd in hav-
me the privilege Of nominating can
didatcs for q scholarship in memory
az our former beloved president, Mrs.
Joseph Bryan. at William and Mary
College.
More Constructive Work.
In looking into the future having
raced some Of the problems Of rc-
construction after The great war, we
would remind you that there is Still
constructive work for your associa
tion. points 10 he marked and pre-
served. We have letters and sug-
S"site"o from tiUa time, amonr
th"m Il request that We erect "a stone
where Srottswood ana his knights"