The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-18

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mond and IS widely connected in vir-
ginia.
Among those who attended the mar
rlagc from distance were Mrs. Cornelia
l.. Bigelow, Of Richmond. the brides
grandmother; Mrs. ]. w. Delaney, OF
of Philadelphia; Mrs. Bryce Stewart and
Miss Mamie c. Tapscott, of Montrose.
Pa; Miss Ellen G. Lemon, OF Ithaca, N.
y. and Mrs. Ellen O'Malley Barrett, OF
NVilkesbarre.
Lipscomb-Van Pelt.
a very pretty wedding will take place
in the home Of Mrs. Annie l.. Van Pelt.
No. 16 East Marshall Street, this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock, wien her daughter.
Jessie, will be married to Mr.. Joseph
Minor Lpscomb. Jr, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Lpscomb. OF Low Moor. Va.
Rev. DIR. T. Men. Simpson. OF Clay
Street Methodist Church, will perform
the ceremony.
Miss Grace Allen Van Pclt will at
tend her sister as maid OF honor. and
Mr.. Frank a. seay will DO best man.
Mr.. Lipscomb and his bride will make
a tour OF the North. and will be at home
after April 25th in Low Moor, Va.
Among the out-of-town guests who are
here to attend the wedding are Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Brown, OF Williamsburg; Mr..
Arthur Van Pelt, OF Newport News: Miss
| Ethe! Nutty, of Low Moor Va; Mr. and
Mrs. William Lipscomb. OF Hinton, w.
Ma: the Misses Jenkins. OF Elmont. Va;
the Misses Carter. OF Wayside Va, and
Miss Maud Poindexter, Of Frederick's
| Hall, Va.
Veterans Entertained.
| The entertainment given on Friday
| evening last in Randolph Hall, Lee
Camp Soldiers Home. proved a source
| OF much enjoyment.to large number
/ Of veterans and their friends.
A clever and attractive little COM
| edy, Left in Charge" was presented
by number OF young people. Mr..
Raymond White also entertained the
aud fence with several humorous reel
\ tations.
I Those taking part were: Misses Al
1 lcne Steinlcin, Elise Thornton. Laura
Gilkcson, xelia Fitzgerald. Louise
1 Camp; Messrs Taliaferro Thompson.
| Henry Staples. Park Thornton. McCar-
4 ~ Thornton and Raymond White.
These young people have the thanks
|
ans and the ladies who are in charge
of the Home
| Regent Reelected.
Mrs. Samuel w. Jamison, Of Roanoke
was re- elected regent for Virginia at
the Continental Congress, Daughters
OF the American Revolution, Tuesday
Mrs. John d. Horsley, Of Lynchburs
who has been vice-regent Of the State
i for several years, was also re- elected
4 Virginia is represented In the con-
gress by delegates from twenty-one
chapters.
Sue Gordon Whist.
The Sue Gordon Whist Club VII
meet this afternoon at 4:3O O'Clock
with Mrs. Beverly d. Crump, at No. So
West Grace Street.
Meeting Postponed.
There will be no meeting Of the Wo
mans Missionary Society OF the Second
Baptist Church this afternoon. Thu
meeting will be held instead on mex
Thursday at 4:30 p. n.
In Honor Of Mrs. Venable.
Mrs Robert Blankenship, Of No. 81
East Franklin Street. entertained Tues
day at pretty tea In honor of Mrs
William Henry Venable, OF Norfolk
! who is the guest Of her brothers, tn
Messrs Wight, at No. 1902 Hanove
Avenue
Assisting in receiving were Mrs
Austin Brockenbrough. Mrs. Clarenc
CABOT and Mrs. William Taliaferro
Mrs Richard Morris presided at tn
tea table.
Mrs. Vonable was also compliments
OF an informal card party given Tues
! day morning by Mrs. Larkin Glaze
| anp Nf,y,
Enjoyable Event.
The concert to be given to-morroy
! evening in the Woman's Club. unde
. the auspices Of the 1lindergarte
, Alumnae Association. promises to b
!, delightful In every way,
Mrs. Thomas Scott, Mrs. Cary. Mrs
q w. w. Archer. Mrs. u. G. Minor Mrs
George Ben. Johnston. Miss Claire Gull
0 laumc, Mrs, Egbert Leigh, Mrs. ]. al
4 ston Cabcll Mrs w. r. Cox. Mis-
! Alice Parker, Mrs. B. B. Valentine an
i Mrs. Richard Meade have consented
y act as patroncsses, and the announce
q ment OF their interest in the musical
+ assures Its success.
: The proceeds Will be used to aid j
founding scholarship In the Rich
: lnond Training School for Kindergart
Y nors.
5 Last Meeting.
. . Tho Literary Round Table held II
: last meeting for the season yesterda
! afternoon, Tho subject under discus
sion was "rhc Opening of Thibet," i
Z Percval Landon, with Miss Ann
! Winston as chnirman Miss Winsto
J brought out several interesting poin
about q very interesting. but almo
i entirely unknown, region, and her "
!, marks were ably reinforced by nnrl
! Der OF ladies who had read the book.
At tho close Miss Winston was give
: n rising vote OF thanks for her wor
% In conducting tho Round Table, whit
Is has proven especially delightful al
Q profitable during tha.past winter.
J. Tho History Glass Will hold Its fin
a II -, ~, ~, yya1posIay Mr.