STATE CQLOKIAL IMS
Mrs. William ltullln C'ox, in ltoporl,
Reviews Work of (Ik?
MAN V
(y'^ani/aliciti.
.MKMOHIALH
I'LACKI)
l.ar^e Sum Donated <i> Aid in llesln
raiion of SmIkiuyo Manor, Knj;lis!i
Homo ??f Wasli Iiion s?Mhtli
pliU'OM of I'rcsiilciits Maiks'd.
i?.i
?hill.
Iii a report recently made. Mi.". Wil
liam Itutlin Co:,. presi lent of the Vir
gin hi Society > I Colonial I ?.? ui?*h. t?? 1 >k
of (li?' work done by tin- o. jjanisiilloii.
Tin report follows:
At the biennial council of ilt<* Na
tional Society of I ho C'ldonbil Haines
of America liclil recently in Washinu
toa, tin- national historian, in I? **?'
splcndill' ami <'oiiiiM*<'l<<'ii.sivi* report of
the wonderful aclilevimient of th>- cor
porate soctetiis aliii inn 'In* two years
nine** the former council. ((tiotcd from
tin* Jirat 11 poi t 'if her otlii*-*.
Tills was most iut< r-'Stinu as
trayiii'4 'lie patriotic ami far-i'-a
ideas of Hie national society ev?*n ii>
Its Ineipiency: yi*t, from tls * Heed so
wisely planted then, the most ambi
tious of its members i-onhl scnrceU
have viMiali/.ed tin* womb-ifi'l urowtii
and stienuth hroimht forth by the ac
tivities of the a-lv;
The bailie inav b
? i nla soclety 11 Is '
its toil.Ilinu step.-:
which it had just :
to See t hoso - t .*!? - 1" * ?!...* Ill.tel
?trom;er in> they leave this iitst n
row path, and ht'inilenir.': tV.eii *p.i
of activity, try other ?"<??? ?l? th.it h
trItiai|>hart Iv to |.?stoi at ic?? p ? i
tion. memorials and literature.
Wo began e;;. hl MVcly for Yii n t
mi
s.i i'i
lie I'
of th
.?st t " w;
i, a i i ? w I
Yl
cuv no
fin tl. i then
??_'|e.
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