The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-08
Sdci0l and
Personal.


the appearance of the Arcadians.
In "Turvyland,'' at the Academy
Tonight, and the parq1ot and boxes
Will be filled with society people of
Richmond.
Miss Helen Stevens Will entertain
the cast ut n very handsome reception
this afternoon at her home, $40 Floyd
Avenue. Miss Stevens will receive
with her brother, Cecil, and Mrs.
blanchard Forbes Will serve punch
The drawing rooms Will be decorated
with palms and potted plonts. and IN
the dininG-rooni the colors of the uni
yersity VIII he artistically carried out
in the arrangement of yellow and blue
flowers. and University Of Virginia
pcnnants Will be In evidence every
where.
Some OF the girls invited to meet the
Arcadians are: Misses Nell Potts.
Emma Gray White. Helen Tanner,
Ella Buck. Eleanor and Elsie Lindsay,
Helen Adams, Daisy Boykin. Edith
Taylor. Mary Saunders. Charlotte
Bemiss, Nancy Patton, Rosalic yalcn-
tine. Avis Grant. Alice Doyle, Virginia
Watking, Elizabeth Atkinson, Lillian
Binford. Anna and Louisa Purcell.
Lucy Ford Worthan. Gwendolyne
rutherford Helen Gray Watson.
Mary Butler. Anne and Mary Traylor.
Page Grynes Mary Chalmers. Louise
Clarke, Lena Miller. sadie Sutton,
Lottice Woodward. Catherine Gum,
Josephine and Henninsham Elicit.
Mary Crump.' Fannie Miller julia
JoYnes. Grace Perkins. Elsie Ingram.
Dorothy Christian, Nora Randolph.
Lizzie Hotcbkiss. Nora Leary, Lima and
Hattie Shields and Susie Mcclure.
In Miss Stevens's box tonight at
the Academy Will be Misses Mary
Moulton, Helen Tanner, Forrest Rose
and Harry Mcintyre, OF Ben Dover.
and Percy Rose, of Johnston, Pa.
noy Pnrty To-Night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd,
of Winchester, will entcrtai ma party
OF friends tonight at a very delight
full box party at the Academy of Music
10 sec the iArcadians. in honor OF Mr..
and Mrs. Carroll II. Montague. Those
invited are Mr.. and Mrs. j. Scott Par
IRISH. Miss Carolyn II. Martin, Thomas
Boiling Byrd. Harry i. Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd Will also enter
tain at supper in the Wcstmoreland
Club Immediately following the per-
for;nance of "Turvyland."
Richmond Girl Entertained.
Mrs. Abner Pope. of Norfolk, enter
tanned informally az cards Tuesday az
tcrnoon in honor of Miss Nelson. of
Richmond. There were two tables OF
bridge. and the first prize. a pack
of cards. was won by Miss Lucille
Linthicun, while the guest of honor
was presented with dainty 5abot OF
irish crochet
or interest Here.
The marriage OF Miss Marie Louise
Logan, daughter of Mrs. John a.
Logan, OF New York. and granddaugh-
ter of Mrs John \. Logan, OF Wash
ington. and Henri de Sincay, OF Bel
GUM. viii take place Saturday, Feb
ruary &c. at o'clock. in the LADY
chapel OF 81 Patrick's Cathedral New
York
Miss Logan viii have her sister. Miss
Edith Logan, as maid of honor. mis-.
Marjorie Gould, Miss Marjorie Curtis
Mss FRANCES Alexander Miss Elsie
Nicoli and Miss Elizabeth Latimer. {
Southern girl. and Miss Constance
Parmely. of Cleveland, o.. are to b'
tho bridesmaids.
Monday German Last Night.
The last OF the series of handsome
cotillions given by the Richmond Ger
man Club this season was danced II
the Masonic Temple last evening. Col'
onel 10 Lane Stern led the german
dancing with Miss Lima Shields, who
wore an exquisite gown of yellow
chiffon cjOlH DuliN oFtI pdlt JS.'"'
satin and embroidered in gold ane
topaz. she carried q nosegay OF Eng
fish violets and lilies.
The decorations throughout the pail
room were in groups of palms. ana u
the supper room vases of yellow dai :
fodils and mlgnonette. The lights
were shaded. in yellow also. The Mon
day germans this season have been
unusually brilliant and attrctive al
fairs. and the dances have been among
the handsomest OF the winter events.
Miss Lee In Itnly.
Miss Mary Custis Lee. of Virginia
is lust now among the Americans en-
loving the season at Nice. Italy. Miss
Lee is being much entertained and
will be among the guests nj very
handsome ball to be given BY Mr.
Dumb!er, the vice-consul. February Il.
rhe delightful climate is always en-
ticing. and the hotels are thronged
with guests at this season.
Airs. Stncy's Entertainment.
Mrs Frank Eugene Stacy was most
ess OF very charming informal tea
on Saturday afternoon from 5 to (
o'clock. The parlors We're decorated
throu choiIt with bowls OF white flow