The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-08
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL
TO-DAY.
Musicale III Woman's Club at 8 p. M. K
st. Johns Circle, Kings Daughters,
at 4:sO r.. Nj, with Mrs. Samuel p.
CoWardln, at Thirty. sixth and q
Beta German.

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One of tho gaycst Easter seasons
ever known at tho University OF vir-
ginin closed Friday evening with tho
presentation of TN, amusing comedy,
THE Visiting Girl" by tho University
Dramatic Club.
On Thursday evening the annual ger
man OF the Beta Theta Pi fraternity
was danced, a large number Of visiting
girls participating.
Tho Beta colors--palc pink and pale
bluc-which drnped and. festooned tho
walls, balcony and windows and shaded
the numerous ropes of lights which
swung from n huge pink crepcpaper
flower Ga full blown rose) in the centre
of the ceiling transformed the ball
room intota fairyland scene.
"A touch Of evergreen, big gold stars
und Beta Theta pennnnts filled the
spaces between tho windows, and big
Wrcatns Of mountain laurel were hung
ilrpund the room just under the win
Gows. Higli- backed chairs covered
with pink and blue bunting were placed
at the far end of the ballroom for
tho chnperons. and at either side were
the fnror>booths. The flower booth
a bank of magnificent palms-in front
of which stood n tall vase filled with
American Beauty roses and profusion
OF viocts and ferns, was the admlra-
ton OF all present.
Just over the entrance hung, framed
in a wreath of mountain laurel. Tho
Beta Girl" beautiful drawing dono
by r. Earle Christie. of Philadelphia,
for the Beta Fraternity.
The favors consisted of American
Beauty roses violets. silk bubble"
bags, ana crepe paper boats in Beta
colors, Beta badges, walking sticks,
ribbon "hulters," tiny red Beta hearts
tied with Beta colors; wee littlo"
leather suitcnses, funny face masks
FOR the men, and pretty face" masks
for the girls, packets of confetti, ana
for the locomotive figure. little
"books of Sentiments"
Mr. George Couch, of Charlestown,
w. va, led the german with Miss Mar
earet Nash, also of Charlcstown. Miss
Nash. wore d gown of pale yellow. soft
suk. trimmed with gold braid and ap-
plioue, with gold shoes to match. Miss
Nash is beautiful blonde and has been
one Of the most admired Easter girls.
Mr.. Couch led many new and beau
tiful figures with perfect success; the
Beta figure being quite the most ar
tistic of them all-the girls carrying
very tall American Beauty roses, ana
the men wearing boutonnieres OF ing
lish violets.
Mrs. Murray Mcclure. Of Richmond,
was one OF the chaperons. and among
those dancing were Miss Resale Jones.
Miss Eugene Taylor. Miss Frances
IIobson and Miss Page Royall-all of
Richmond, Miss Nora Langhorne, or
"Mirador"; Miss Fannie Grandy. OF
Norfolls: Misses Nan and Sue Bell,
of stanton, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lee Mason. of Edge FILL Va; Messrs.
Murray Mcclure. Charles Mcvcigh,
Frederick Pollard and Frank Chris
tian-all of Richmond.
Invitations Out.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bryan Williams. OF
Parton Heights. have issued invita-
lions for the marriage of their niece.
Miss Frances Leo Loyal, to Mr.. John
Calvin Holden. OF this city. The we'd
ding will talko place Wednesday, April
17th at noon, at their residence, No.
sol Monteiro Avenue.
NevitteSeay.
wedding of interest to a large
number Of Richmond people was that
OF Miss NJ Bruce Seay to Dr. Richard
Rondolph Nevtte. Of Tcmperancevillc,
Va on Thursday, April 4th. The cere-
mony was performed by DR.. Hearn. at
the rectory at Temperanceville. and
was witnessed by a number Of friends
of the contracting parties. DR.. and
Mrs Ncvitte are now at tho JEFFERSON
on their honeymoon.
Pope-Smith.
The marriage of Miss Rosa Virginia
Smith ITO Mr. Abner Stephenson Pope
will take place at Gao o'clock on We'd
nesday evening at the Second Bantist
Church, of which tho brides fal<.r.
Rev. DR.. w. r. T.. Smith, is pastor
Both Miss Smith and Mr.. Pope arc en-
ccedingly popular in Richmond, and
the approaching nuptials are of much
interest to the younger society set
1t was enormously stated Sunday
that the wedding would bo followed
by a reception in tho home of tho
bride. No. sol West Grace Street No
arrangements have been made for a
reception.
Donnybrook Fair.
The Home Mission Society Of Park
Place Church will give another OF It's
novel entertainments at No 90S Floyd
Avenue, Friday evening. at O'Clock
This entertainment, which Is for tho