The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-11-18

Alice Young. of Meckienburg; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p. Burweli Misses Laura and
Mary Burwell, OF Warrenton; Henry
Burwell. OF Enfield: Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Zoilicoffer. Mrs. A. c. Zol-
licoffer. Mrs J. d. Cooper. Jr., and
mother, Miss Sarah Cooper, Marshall
Cooper, of Henderson,: Rev. and Mrs.
w. C.Merritt. of Norlina; Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Hutcherson, of Boydton
Va; Mrs. W. E. Norris and Mrs. NJ
A. West, OF Wsverly. Va: Misses Lena
and Allene Taylor. Henry. Charley
and Edward Taylor. of Townsville
N. C.
Dickerson-
! Miss Sarah DeHart, the daughter of
Mrs. Peter r. DeHart, of this city, and
John II Dickerson, hrst deputy in the
office OF the commissioner of revenue
in Richmond, were married Friday
morning In the home of the brides sis
ter Mrs. G. T. Brenele. 260s Floyd ave-
nue.. the Rev, J. Francis Ribbie ofri-
cisting. Only the Immediate families
were present. Mrs. Dickerson Is well
known as the organist OF St. An
drew's Episcopal church
Myer@---TayIor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Il. Taylor. of
Richmond. announce the marriage of
their daughter. Clara Louise. to Cor
nelius Bernard Myers. Of this city. No
! vember Is.
Engagement of Miss Hooper.
| George J. Hooper has announced the
engagement Of his daughter Alice TO
! Clarence II. johnson. the son OF Mr.
and Mrs. u. r. Johnson, of this city
! The wedding VIII be an Interesting
event Of December
! Buffet supper For Soldiers.
! Captain and Mrs. Charles Howard
Y
/ North Boulevard last evening at buf-
| tet supper and dance in honor of the
medical department of Camp Lee
| Captain Lewis ia now in training at
! Camp Lee;
| Luncheon For Delegates.
The delegate 70 the council OF the
Daughters Of 1912. to he held In Rich
mond this week. VIII be entertained at
| luncheon on Thursday. covers to be
| laid for sixty guests. a number Of
| prominent women Of Virginia will be
! present Mrs. william J. Judd Is chair
man If the luncheon. assisted by Mrs.
I 3D. l. Purcell and Mrs Christian
! Clarke.
I wed in Norfolk.
Ensign Westmora Wilcox. Jr.. and
/ Miss Esther Jenkins. who were mar
| ried in Norfolk YESTERDAY, are both
well known here where Ensign Will
/ cox is related. Mrs. James J. Pollard
| and Mrs. Augustus wilcox Jr.. OF
/ Richmond. are his cousins His mother
! is the author, Louise Collier Wilcox.
/ Lewis Judkins, Of Richmond. WAS
among the guests at the wedding.
/ ID. A. n. Conference.
! Many prominent Richmond women
/ will he occupied this week with the
state conference Of the Daughters of
| the American Revolution, which will
! be held in this city "Wednesday and
Thursday. Miss Leta serpeli. the state
regent. will open the drst session In
! the house Of delegates at 10 o'clock
I Wednesday morning. Among the other
! interesting viHito7s will be the presi-
/ dent general Of the national society,
ars. George Tnacker Guernsey.
Al the Woman's Club.
Miss Maud Wetsnofe, general chair
man Of the National league tor
I Womans Service. and Mrs. Mary
| Hatch Willard, chairman of the inter-
national surgical dressings commit
tee OF the National War Relief ssso-
citation. who has just returned from
/ the war zone. win speak before mem
I hers OF the woruan's club next Mon
: day RrteTn60n ar i~gc- o.cfUcH~ unfs-
! auspices Of the welfare department
/ of which Niss Carolina Holiday is
chairman. Hostesses for the recAp
tion. which ~ TO follow. are Mesdam es
I Moses y. Hoee. Jr., A. Sidney Morton
william Il. Adams. Murray Mcclure
! Edgar r. Lafferty. Ralph Johnson.
! A. G. Chandler. Charles Habliston the
Misses Sailie DeRne. Julia sulley, Haw-
sic Glazebrook., Luiie Greenhow John.
Fton, Florence pepfs and Maud String.
fellow.
| At the Art Ciub.
Miss Mary Wingfield Scott will