The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-19
Hot Springs. va. Mr.. Creath and his
bride will make their homo IN this
Lipscomb-Van Pelt.

city.
Lipscomb-Van Pelt.
Tho marriage OF Miss Jessie Van
Pelt, daughter of Mrs. Annie l. Van
Pelt, to Mr. Joseph Minor Lpscomb.
Jr., OF Low Moor. Va, took place yes
terday morning at 1890 o'clock In the
BRIDES homo. No. 10 East Marshall
Street, the Rev. T. McN. Simpson, OF
Clay Street. Methodist Church. OIL
ciating.
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated in palms, ferns. white lilacs and
white carnations The music was ex-
ceptionally attractive. being rendered
by stringed band composed OF four
of the brides intimate friends. Miss
Lottie Kirtley, Mrs. T. Fl. Shepherd. Mr..
J. II. Shelton and Mr.. Robert Shepherd.
They played the usual wedding
marches. and during the ceremony.
whispering Hope"
Miss Grace Allen Van Pelt. who at
tended her sister as maid of honor.
wore stylish gown OF cream wolfe
and carried pink roses. Mr.. Frank a
Scay was best man.
The bride was charmingly gowned In
cream white chiffon-cloth. Her orna-
ments were pearls and her flowers
were Bride roses Her going-away
gown was OF dark blue voile, with
hat and gloves to match.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lipscomb left at once
for Northern tour and will be at
home after April 25th In Low Moor
Va.
Concert Tonight.
A large, number OF society people
| will he present ut the concert TO be
| given In Woman's Club tonight under
| the auspices Of the Kindergarten
| lot
Several OF Richmond's most talented
! musicians will have numbers on the
program and delightful evening is
| promised to music-loyers who attend
Mrs. John Murphy and Mr.. Douglas
| Gordon will sing a duet and the con
| cert will open and close with quartet
performance. Miss Grace Greenwood
contralto; Mrs. Frank Duke, giolinist:
! and Mr.. Frank Cosby. pianist. all OF
| whom are favorites with the hlcli'''oi.u
! public. will assist In rendering an eA-
ceptionally brilliant program.
Reunion Committee Meeting.
The reunion committee, made up Oh
representatives from the different me,
i mortal associations and from f.ie'ii W..
Chapter, United Daughters OF the oon
tanaracv met yesterday at II A. NJ,
! and transacted much important pusi-
:.
/ gram and the entertainments
/ for that occasion. ~
| The committee decided that as tne
rennion guests will include not only
Tho veterans. but the officers OF memo
rial q ssociations and distinguished con-
federate women from all over ting south
who are to be present. among thehi Wy.
president general Of the daughters v
tho Confectionery, Mrs. Lizzie George
henderson; Mrs. j. A. Hayes. the
daughter OF Jefferson Davis, the fresl :
dent Of tho Southern Confederacy' ana
Mrs I1ayes's daughter; the Veherapie
Mrs stoncwall jackson. widow OF the
great Confederate leader, ana ma "
others and that rs the convention OF
Z the Confederated Memorial Assoclatio ;!
of the South and the unVelllns OF. the
Jefferson Davis monument VIII take
place at the same date as the reunion !,
the Daughters OF the Confederacy vii
J h.ya cutie as much to do and have
nlaced upon them quite as much re-
snons,bility rs the veterans themselves
Richmond Chapter, United Daughter
Of the Confederacy, assisted by the
Chesterfield Chapter, of which Mrs
Gregory is president, will give an In
formal reception OF welcome to reunion
guests in Lee Camp Hall Wednesda,
evening. May 2oth. from $40 to 1890.
Guests arriving Wednesday evening
are invited to come straight to tn.
! hall, Tho headquarters of the United
: / Daughters OF the Confederacy during
the reunion will be at Murphy's Hote
/ where they will have a room and |
bureau OF information. both Of which
) VIII be presided over by Mrs. Thomas
Bocock. Colonel Murphy's Kindness ha
t placed the hotel parlor at tho Daugh
: ters' service also
Tho Confederated Memorial Assoccia
lions will have their bureau Of infor
nation at the Jefferson Hotel undc
= the auspices of Junior Hollywood Me
mortal Association.
1t was decided at yasterdays ineet
ing that Miss Betty Ellyson shoui'
be placed in charge OF luncheoh
be rendered to the visiting officers
Memorial Associations and 20 repra
sentatiyes from various local assocla
tions on Friday, May a1st, IN the par
lors Of the Second Baptist Church.
At the al fresco receptlon 70 2
given by the Memorial Associations 9
richmond in the Confederate Mnsel'l
l5Frday afternoon, from TO =. ~
Mrs. u nj. Hart was appointed, chail
maj, OF the arrangements The &c re