The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-23
SOCIAL and
PERSONAL

by their friends among the
University OF Virginia alumni
in Richmond. A german, TO
take place Mt the Hermitage Golf Club
this afternoon, has been arranged for
the visitors.
Society will turn out en- masso to-
night to witness the performance OF
La Serena and the Academy will be
filed with the fashion and beauty Of
the city.
Occupying two boxes and loge seats
on one side Of the Academy will be
Misses Caroline Gordon ReHnolds. Nell
lie Tabb, OF Baltimore; Elsie Lindsey.
Page Aylctt Royal, Julia Coggill
Joynes, Atkinson. Anita Cussen, Mary
Butler, Roberta Trigg; Messrs. John
Cutchins, Stuart Christian, William
Trigg, Robert Munford, Nathan Mid
dleton, Stuart Leake. Harvey Haynes,
George Morgan. Mr.. Taylor, Randolph
cardoza and william r. Turner The
party will be chaperoned by Colonel
and Mrs. A. s. Buford. Jr.
Speaking Of the performance by the
Arcadians In Norfolk few days ago,
the Virgininn Pilot. of that city. said:
Even II one OF those girls did look
like one Of the Russell Brothers. and
even II Percy Hallroom appeared on
the boards and Dorothy spoke with a
baritone voice and Juanita smoked
cigarettes in full view of the audience.
those Arcadians from the University
of Virginia put up a corking good per-
formance last night In the Academy of
Music.
AT any rate the girls made up
as good and looked as sweet as the
average chorus OF tho comic opera
= Il A. ted
around the stage just like little 'broil-
crs.. and tmey looked for the world
like the beloved old BIjou chorus, and
wasn't there the double of Billy Cote
In the cast. and that detective could
give our local seuths nautical knot
and then beat them TO port.
la Serena was on the boards. The
Arcadians did themselves proud. They
were encouraged by brilliant au-
diencc. representing the elite Of the
city. and the auditors We're. not slow
To recognize the auips and the merry
josts. and gave alphabetically APP
I4ianse. rchc girls in the chorus look
90 stunning; in fact. they were stun
ming. even though they had to breathe
hard in the arnor they wore around
their waists, and they had the prettiest
kind of senorta dresses on and banged
their tambourines as skilfully as might
Emma Calve when .impcrsonating the
fiery cigarette maker in Carmen
If the Mexican army has anything
like as good-lcoking and well-built
the troopers from Diaz's country, then
there won't be another revolution for
the next 'steen years.
The cast and chorus is as follows:
Pprke Carroll. an honest promoter.
.iohn Luck: Falkland Corey. erstwhile
frank Allorton, X. S. Graham; Peter
Newell Clue. detective f. d. Cam
oron; DorothY Irvine. G. F. Zimmer;
Juan. ha Serera's general Richard
Tunstall: Patrick Preto. minister of
war. II. Frazier. Jr.: Juanita A. D.
Mr.. Manners. NJ. n Murphy.
Chorus: Mcn-John Phillips, Jr. VIII
liam Aull, Jr.. S. B. chllds. Eugene
Smith. Jr. Philip Williams. r. w. Car
rington. ID. I. Chalmers, r. G. Curry.
L. b. Davis. y. S. Lowry. D. p. Jad-
win. t. G. HOLDS
'Girls'-R. E. Byrd G. r Ravene1.
e, 3. Talieferro, Norborne Gray. C. C.
WALKER Jr, p. II. Ryan, G. C. Robin
sen. G. w. kcphier. Barton Palmer.
G. T. Edgar. G. W. ouerbacker. C. Halle
tr
The executive staff was as follows.
Aidrich Dudley. stage manager: W.
r. Gaines and a. S. KeIton, assistant
managers: Leroy B. Giles. leader.
The officers of the Arcadians arc.
"Aldrich Dudley president: Lewis
u. Crenshnw, vice president: II r.
Graves, secretary"
Pie and Candy Snle.
Tho ladies of Grace Street Rantis+
Church will have sale of horne
made cakes. pies. jellies and candy in
the store of Mrs. a. j. Pyle, on Fifth
street, on Saturday morning next. from
to IL o'clock.
Returned to Norfolk.
Miss Mary Lou Cooke and Lieutenant
Harry Newton Cootes. of the Twelfth
United States Cavalry. who have been
guests OF Governor and Mrs, c. A.
Swanson for several days at the Ex-
ecutive Mansion, left yesterday, return
ing to Norfolk.
Miss Cooke attended the luncheon
given yesterday by Mrs. Swanson to
wives OF the Virginia legislators. Cow
ers were laid for sixteen.
Reception mt Club.
The meet of the Deep Run Hunt Club
Will be held this afternoon at Wood
lawn.
The hostesses at the reception to be
held at the clubhouse will be: Mrs.
Henry Fairfax, Mrs. John ". Harrison.
Mrs. Henry Baskerville. Mrs. w. Ben
Palmer. Miss Louise Jones. Of Norfolk:
Miss Barclay, Of LeXington; Misses
Lima Shields, Louise Purcell and Courte-
ray Crump.
PERSONAL Mention.
Mrs. Isaac Newton Vaughan gave an
informal bridge party at the Chester
field Wednesday, her guest OF honor
being Mrs Axel Mathiason, Of New
Jersey.
Mrs. William Todd is chairman of
the Coop Dance to be given at the
indoor garden party next week.
Miss India D. GOODWIN, who has been
visiting relatives on Monument Avenue.
has returned to Nottoway.
Mrs. John Neblett. of crewe, is the