The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-09
Social and Personal

present and handsome prizes viii be
At the Woman's Club.
Our Porto Rico" was tho subject Of
a fascinating travel talk made BIZ Mrs.
Margaret Busbcc Shipp. OF North Caro-
lima, yesterday afternoon az tho Wo-
mans Club. Mrs. Ship Is a beautiful.
cultured woman, who has made no
small name Tor herscsr rs :; writer OF
short stories ana essays. She Is pos
sesscd of a quaint charm and magnetic
manner all her own. and hcr address
one from beginning 70 end
Mrs Slipp set picturesque back
ground for her narrative. BACKGROUND
nll pink and white with olcandcrs and
gold ana yellow, Win sunshine bios
IONS: She dwcit at ,enr;n upon the
Varied scenery. the work. that has been
accomplished by the government, the
position of women whose one desire
seems To be To marry Americans. the
moral standards and the hospitality Of
even tho poorest and ilumblcst of these
People. II WAS a marvclously chatty
little talk. golden with the yliStcnin.;
words OF many incidents, strung upon
tho bright cord Of hUnor belonging to
The woman who transcribed them.
Miss Emma Whitfield presented Mrs.
Shipp to her audience, ANA tho club
parlors We're crowded with members
ana guests to hear Mrs Snip.
opens Town House.
Peter II. Mayo has closed his country
estate in Clarke County and is now oc-
cupying his town residence on West
Franklin street Tor the winter months.
Mr.. Mayo's daughter. Mrs. Bcnchan
Cameron OF Raleigh. y g., is his guest
Officers Elected.
FOL
elected by the Bachelors Cotillion
Club for the season: &. c. Barksdale,
president; William j. Miller, vicc-prcsi-
dent; George FITZGERALD. secretary.
The board OF governors includes James
u. Patton, Jr. John +. Lea Wortham
Spilman ana neyton Fleming.
For Miss Loeb.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Erantley liutzlcr
OF the Hermitage Road. Will entertain
al their home on Wednesday even
ing December Il. in honor Of thcir
guest, Miss Helene Loeb. Of Cincin-
natl. Mr.. and Mrs. lIutzicr will also
he 1T home To their friends for Miss
Loeb on sunday, December II, and Il
number 81 other Interesting affairs
have been planned for her during her
stay in this city.
Musical Ten.
Madam Nclls Foster viii be hostess
at 4 Christmas musical tea in her
dlbdf l'Il'tlS AZ Inc hanover inns after
noon at 1870 o'clock. il will bc {: very
charming event. decorations being in
green and rcd. and Miss Anderson and
Miss Gwathmcy will pour Tho tea An
Interesting program will be rendered
by Miss Jessie Savage. Miss Louise
sutton. Miss Simmons, Ralph Ludwig.
Mrs. 4. II. IIcqucmbours and Mrs
Webster Written.
Home Wedding.
Miss May AMELIA Emmenhauscl
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Jacob
Emmcnhauscr, and Thomas Herbert
Ellis son OF Mr.. and Mrs Mortimer NJ.
Ellis were married yesterday The
ceremony took place at IL o'clock at
the homo of the brides parents sos
Monteiro Avenue. BARTON Heights, tile
Rev. oscar Gutho officiating. The par
Tors We're prcttily decorated in palms,
lighted candles and chrysanthemums.
and the wedding march from "Lohen-
grin was played as Il professional.
Tho bride entered with her maid OF
honor Miss Dorothy Matilda Emmcn-
hauscr, and her father gave her away.
They We're met ut the altar by the
groom and his best man, Il. Mclean
Whittct. The bride wore Il travelling
costume Of blue cloth with 4 modish
hat to match. and - corsat;c bouquet
Of orchids. and the maid of honor was
go1ncd i'll pink brocadcd charmeuse
trimmed in shadow lace. and carried
an armful of pink roses. Immediately
after tho ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
left for IL Northern wedding tour.
AZ the Art Club.
Mrs. William \. Burruss will tell the
Art Club OF Richmond and it's guests
something about tho Congress of
School lIygienc. which she attended
last summer, in the clubrooms this
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Bur.
russ, who is very delightful and