The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-30

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New York. ara now the guests of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Theodore
Ellyson. Of s14 Park avenue.
Intervening Announcement
Mrs. ri. ]. Roope. of Shanghai,
| China, announces the engagement and
approaching marriage Of her daughter.
Ethel May. to Mr.. Eberle c. kirtley.
OF Richmond. Virginia, the wedding
| to take place come time In December.
/ This announcement is of great in
terest In Richmond, where Mr.. kirtley.
| who Is now traffic manager of North
ern China fer the British American
Tobacco company at Shanghai. made
his home prior to going to China two
years ago, he has many relatives and
friends In the city and throughout the
State. and also in Atlanta, Ga, and
Spartsnburg, s. G.
At tho woman's Club.
Miss Leila Mechlin, Of Washington.
editor of Arts and Progress, secre-
tary of the American Federation OF
Arts, art critic of the Washington
Post, will lecture before the members
of the Woman's club and their guests
Monday afternoon at 4:3e o'clock.
and she will be introduced by Admiral
Harrie Webster, u. S. N, who has
known her since her childhc cd. Miss
Mechlin Is a very cultivated and in
teresting woman. having given delight
full lectures on art in Boston and Chi
cage, where she received a very warm
welcome She IS also art critic of
several leading art journals. such as
the International Studio. and several
of the leading magazines Mrs Jeffry
Montague is chairman Of the after
noon, and following the lecture tea
VIII be served.
Miss Mechln is the guest OF the
Misses Gibson, of Park avenue, while
In Richmond. and a number of In
formal affairs are being given in her
honor.
Approaching Marriage.
An interesting event Of this week
Is the wedding of Miss Otly1 Virginia
Culpepper, daughter of Mrs, M. Q.
Culpepper. to MIR. William Lee Miller
which will take place Tuesday. Deccm-
Der End. at the Chesterfield apart
ments. Owing to the recent death of
the brides uncle. the late Colonel
John s. Harwcod. only the immediate
: families will witness the ceremony,
! Miss Marguerite Dongan. of Ports
mouth, who Is now tho guest of Miss
Culpepper, is % be maid of honor,
| Charity Card Party.
An Interesting affair of next week
/ Is card which will be given at the
! jefferson hotel Tuesday. December
/ 9Th. at $50 O'Clock by the Woman's
auxiliary of tho Memorial hospital
! for the benefit OF the children's ward
in that hospital Numerous hand
| some prizes win DO given, and a color
scheme Of yellow and green will be
/ effectively carried out in palms and
yellow chrysanthemums. Many prom
inent society women are interested in
the party. and among those who have
/ already secured tables are: Mesdames
John G.. Farland, Charles Robins,
Herbert Mann, Robert Blankenship,
| William A. Shepherd, b. O, James, A.
J.. Gray. II. w. Jones. W. II. Camp
bell Bernard Guest, Alice Palmer
Garrett Wall. Benjamin Gray, James
Moncure, Robert Todd, Arthur
Scrivenor. Randolph Williams Pres
ton holland. L. A Palmer. George Glib
son, NJ. Thomas Emmett, n. L. Mas
sic. A. J. Montague. Harry Wayt,
Greer Baughman, John u. Clothter,
w. II. Lorraine Moses Sycle, II, w
Bassett. Howard Sutton. Lawrence
Price. Stewart Jones, Hamilton. Wal
ter s, McNeilI. w. l.. T. Rogerson,
Misses Vera Palmer, Virginia Tyler
and Anita Cussors
~ To be Guest of Mrs. Bf.ideesortff.
Mrs. Baskerville Bridgeforth, Of
West Franklin street, will have az her
guest next week, Miss Huylor French,
of New York. Miss French has a
number of relatives In Richmond. and
much entertaining will be IN her
honor during her stay here, and will
be among the out-of- town guests al
the first dance of the Richmond Ger
man club. Miss French VIII visit Miss
Sarah Hamilton, of Petersburg be-
fore coming to Richmond,
At the Art Club.
Miss Lou Bell Catesby-NJon viii
tell some OF her delightful stories
Tuesday afternoon at 1870 o'clock al
the Art club, Miss Jones ia a mem
Der of the Story TeIiers league o.
Richmond, u director of Kindergarten
association, and has done splendid
work In connection with the Play
ground work In this city. and tbs
: members of the club and their guest,
will be out IN full force to hear hel
on this occasion. Bowls of yellow ane
white chrysanthemums will decorate
the club and tea Will be served ny {
q number of young girls immediately
= following the stories.
r Attractive Bazaar.
a The ladies OF Seventh-Street Chris
: tian church will open "a bazaar in thu
: auditorium of that church Monday
/, which VIII continue throughout Fri
O day. Luncheon will be served ever,
IS day from TO o'clock, and suppe
e from to 10 o'clock. All sorts o
j. fancy articles, Christmas novelties
is home made candy, ice cream and cak
II will be on sale. and there will b.
n some kind OF entertainment each af
s ternoon from 4 to o'clock for IN
children, when each one will receiv
a prize, Attractive entertainment
= will also be given each evening, tn
% following program having been ar