The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-03
@ G lie T Y

ss~AS VI orange county, Va, anu
enccr D. Powers, of this city. was
istly celebrated Saturday morning
~ o'clock in the home of the Rev.
Seorge w. Kemper. in Barton
M1nts, DR.. Kemper performing the
smony. Mr.. and Mrs. Powers are
{nosng several weeks At the home OF
MArtin's parents in Orange after
Yen they will make their home in
summering in Goochland.
NJ j. Samuel Parrish and Miss
uise Parrish are summering at their
antry home. South View" in Gooch-
"a county. near Perkinsviile p. o.
Alumni Party.
shs John Marshall Alumni associa-
VIII hold Its annual party on the
sning OF June IS at John Marshall
ssh school. There will be dancing
Refreshments. Miss Nellie Spence.
'retary of the association. Ia in
arse OF the arrangements
MoCormick-Dickers
announcement is made of the mar
~ OF Miss Dorothy Dickerson.
aHhter Of J. p. Dickerson. OF Rich
nd. and Nelson Mccormick. In Brfs-
Wednesday, May %. Mr. and Mrs.
Eormick win live in Roanoke.
Opened AibemarIe Home.
D. Langhorne and bis daughter
q Mary Langhorne. have recently
med their country place in Abe
ne county. where they will spend
early summer season. Mr.. Lang
-ne and his daughter have been at
nroe terrace for the winter and
ting months
At the University.
Mas Jennie Phillips. Of Bristol VINO
seived her degree at Westhamptor
bisse last week: Miss VILLA Phil
:, OF Wallace. Va. and Miss Chris
Bass. Of Mississippi. who attended
Washington college finals last
*, are now at the University ol
'gtnia visiting Thomas Phillips, who
! soon leave for Piattsburg. ", I.
20 in training
Liiiiputian wedding.
he liIliputian wedding 40 success
~ given by the children of c.
atrninster Sunday school. will be
,ested Friday of this week In VIII
Fox school. with dancing and
er attractions added for the hene-
Of the Red Cross and the baby milk
ice fund Liberty and Her Help
I, patriotic play. will also be-
ged at this time Very small chill
are cast In the parts in the wed
X and they include Walter Mahoney
acher; Martha Walters. bride: Gar
I Hinekls. groom: r.. Rand, father
3erta Johnson, mother: Laura y
russ. grandmother: Phyllis Johnson
gbearer: Helen Rector. matron OF
tnr. NJ. Down. maid of honor
ms Stone, Tinsiey. Rrockenbrousf
Nahoney. flower girls: Mary Arch
sutchsil, f. Epps. Jane Schultz, LII
Peterborough, e. Rand. X
Ike. C. Eppe, e. Brockenbrough
9esmaias; @ Walters. ". Pearman
Lecky, H. Nuunamaker. J. Ewing
liam Ewing. Hurt Hunt and J
mman. groomsmen.
Card Parties.
series Of four card parties WI
In on Thursday night at the Catho
woman's club. Is South Third
set. They are open to all interested
Historical Evening.
- chapter, United Daughters o.
Confederscy. will have an histori
evening today az sac o'clock II
Confederate womsns home. Eas
&C street The program will In
lie music snd recitations and IN
nricai part ~ under the direction
Ntsa Jane Robinson. historian o
chapter. Mrs. Austin w. Martin
will have charge of the music
----->.s Camp Fire Girls Play
he Camp Fire Girls. of the Meth
4, institute, endeavoring TO carr
r summer camp, will repeat Mrs
grs. of the Cabbage Patch" NJ High
Park school. under the auspices
thu wnmans Missionary society
Hsxh,sua Park Methodist church
Tuesday. at Sis =. NJ.
liver Cur Presented Mrs Burrows.
I
rck 4 delightful Informal reception
~tren In honor OF Mrs. william A
rows retiring president Of tn
grafton Of Mothers clubs. Edwar'
Fuller as master of ceren onies
sensed Mrs Burrows with stlve
ing cup. given by the Aathers club
hN city as q small taken at the low
esteem In which she In held. an
a mark of admiration and apprs
ion OF her work as president 70
paaf six years in bringing IN
ration up 10 It's present standar
power and influence for good I
city Mr. Fuller. who earlier Il
sevening. had given short tall
.snrrsace," paid glowing tribute I
snfendla work and influence of IN
hers. clubs, 10 the wonderful
ies made in ehe past ten years 4
,mcna's educational work. not onl
achonI buildings. but also in IN
so, system. it's SPLENDID superfrten
and assistant superintendents
A. It's efficient corps OF teachers
burrows responded in few well
sen words Of thanks and apprccia
tor the gift Of the cup
II enjoyable musical program wa
lared by Mira Abner Hill. pianist
r.. s. Hudgins, Jr.. contraito
|sh Ludwig. tenor; Mrs Ola IRWIN
FIGHT. soprano. with Professor J. I
+, psaith, accompanied, while Do
siAmy. OF the aviation corps. de
Ifeh those present with several sc
ors OF Hawaiian melodies on tn
A.
inch VAS served by Mesdame
y CRAIG and Bowen and danc'n
&he younger set was INDUCED !
4 a. late hour.
ae committee in charge OF arrange
~ consisted Of Mrs. J. ], Phillips
rman; Nesdames George f. Brown
ida Bowen, Z. r. Horner, Josep
snich, J. Lipscomh, ]. w. Dodd. {
REYNOLDS, J. u. Craig. Jr., Georg
!. r. w Kelly. Jr Among other
ant were Mrs. J. "A. Spiers, newly
IA president OF the federation
william Gemmeli. vice-preeiden'
H L. whitlock. recording secre
Mrs. j. r, Observation-Disclosures
pallas Burrows. Miss spier'
=. Kline, Mrs. r. F. Hudson. d
49, Roy X. rlannagar an
!. 3. Spiers. William Gemmel
IN A.. Burrows. J. w. Dodd, D,
Mrs. r. s. Faris.
\ affasr was held In Coriey's hal
N was tastefully decorated for tn
.i.r In Mains. ferns and cut how