Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-20

junior division OF the United states
Department OF Lanor; President
Emile w. McVca, Miss Rachel r..
Gregg. Dean May l.. Keller, Judge
j. iioSc Kicks. DR. j. T. Mas,tn.
superintendent y. II. Hill. Assistant
superintendent Jesse ~ .Binfoyd,
MISS .. L.. Hatcher. Mrs. :. e. Mitchell.
Mrs. j. Is. bowman. Mrs. T.. Briggs
Richardson. Mrs. G. Harvey Clark.
itcnry j.. !.itchford. Mrs. Charming
VI ward. Branch Johnson. Mrs. X.
T.. Gaines. Mrs. j. j. Wicker. Jr.,
Mrs. y. S. Daughtrey, Miss Mary S.
inmmon. Miss Florence Minor.
Thomas Howell, DIR. II. II. Hibbs. Jr..
raymond V. Long. Dr. Susan Il.
Tough. Miss Madeleine Mayer. Miss
y. J.. Parker.
Among the organizations coop
Grating In arrangements for the con
terence are the Richmond Education
Association, the College Club and the
virginia Council OF Executive and
Administra;!v. Women In Education.
III" luncheon is open to the public.
ana reservations may he made
through the Southern Woman's :du-
cationhl Alliance. Hotel Richmond.
each day from TO O'Clock. By tcle-
phoning Randolph GoGG.
rnExIr-Ncndc.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Irene
TnEE!c. granddaughter Of W. j. Grad
dock. OF -he Virginia Conference, 10
Lawrence Ray Meade. son of Mrs. *
g. Meade. OF this city. took place
Saturday. January Z, In the Apostolic
church. Rev. B. G.. pcasc performed
IN" ceremony. which Was Witnessed
by only "a few relatives and Intimate
friends.
Chuptcr Entertained
The Commonwealth Chapter. j.. 4.
H., was entertained by Mrs George
sprinkle in her home. 100 North
boulevard. recently. After the re-
cital Of The American Creed" in
unison. followed by the singing OF
America" the message Of the prcsi :
cent general VAS read by the regent.
AiTs. Payne; paper, The Spirit Of
The revolution" by Mrs Quinn. ana
The minutes OF the last meeting by
Alrs. Nelson.
An Interesting account OF the pre-
sentntion o; "A flag TO Robert Fulton
school Was given by Miss Cor!lnE
ana motion made by Mrs. T.. l.:
Aoihit To place Il memorial to the
heroes OF the Revolution on the free
bridge TO DO erected across the James.
The most important business he
;ore the society il the tablet 10 be
placed over the Speakers chair in the
virginia Senate. commemorative the
virginia s!gHcrs OF the Declaration
OF Independence. This work start
before the world war and was laid
aside FOR war work.
y card party viii lie given for the
Tablet Fund" on Thursday. January
2G. At $3.50 o'clock In the Common
wealth club. All desiring to honor
tn" names Of these great founders at
the republic and ali descendants oi
IN" sign"rs OF tho Declaration 81 In
dependence are invited to procure
tables from Miss Clarke. Boulevard
3s7H. or scud contributions for the
iund 10 Mrs. Harry Lee Watson, 'lli7
West Avenue.
Miss browns Lecture.
Miss Mabel Brown VIII meet her
class in Current Events this morn
lmg at 1850 o'clock u, the Woman S
cub. she VIII be the guest OF Mrs.
Henry Landon CahclI during her stay
mere. MISS Brown gave her usual
lecture !ast evening a, the y. ".
Co,-Hrl.
quiet wedding took place at the
home o: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell, I'm
Surry County. on Saturday afternoon.
January il. when their daughter,
NAnc! Davis. was married 10 Willie
Harold Cox, OF Elberon. The par
Tors were decorated In running cedar.
palms and lighted candles. and Mrs.
y. j. Cooke. at the piano, rendered
the wedding music. Mrs. O. NJ.
Cooke also OF Elberon. sang Il Love
You Truly" The attendants were:
Ebert Cooke, Miss Rox!e Stall!ngs.
John Staiiings and Miss Inez Bell.
Rev. ". d. Harvard, OF Dendron. per-