The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
SOcinI and
Personal.

~. S"nhSon. VINO are spending
several months travelling In the
South and West, are now In Los
Angeles, Cal. They spent several weeks
IN New Orleans and attended the cele-
bration OF the carnival OF Mardi Grns
there. ana were much entertained dur.
ing their stay. They also spent some
time in Mexico as the guests Of
friends part or the time and travelling
at their leisure through the country
One Of the prctticst entertainments
At Palm Beach.
Of the season at Palm Beach was
given Tuesday evening in the moon
fete,'' +. Townsend Martin, who was
host, called IT, His guests gathered
on the pier at the Royal Poinciana Mt
. o'clock, and four electric launches,
decorated with japanese lanterns ana
flowers. took them Six miles down the
lake to a private pier for a. dance and
supper.
rho little notilla was fanked on It's
voyage by two other launches. ono
carrying brass band an dthe other
scxtet Of negro singers with strinEed
Instruments The two groups Of play
ers took turns at the music, The band
playing lively airs and the negroes
and singing Southern melodies. y
seventh launch preceded the others
and carried the supplies for the sup
per
4 number OF Richmond society poo
pic have gone to Palm Beach. Fla.
TO remain until late In the spring
Guests OF ,Ir.. Tenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax and
daughter Eugenia. of oak HILL ar
rived In Richmond last week and VIII
be the guests OF Mrs. FairtaN's mother
Mrs. David Tenant, on West Franklin
street, tor month.
Visiting Mrs. Carnm.
Mrs. Douglas Forrest, of Washing
ton. formerly Miss rutherford. OF
Richmond. who has been the guest of
Mrs. Lewis Wheat, on West Grace
Street. is now at Mrs. Camms. on
East Grace street, for two months.
At the Country Clubs.
The Deep Run Club will meet this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at Chestnut Hiil.
The reception comniittecNat the cluo
house after the hunt VIII include: MIS-.
william H. White, Mrs. E. d. iotchkiss,
Jr., Mrs. blanchard s. Forbes. Mrs.
John I. Anderson. Misses Elcano: Lind
sey. Gwendoiyn rutherford. Nancy
Patton I'D Nora Leary.
Although no reception committee has
been appointed this week at the Her
mitagc Gold Club. the regular weekly
hop will take place this afternoon as
usual.
DR.. Runyon's Lecture.
Tho members of tho Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae are most cordially
invited to be present at an address
on Medical Inspection in the Public
Schools TO be given by DR.. Runyon
this afternoon at 1 o'clock. IN the rooms
OF the Equal Suffrage League. Since
the special work OF the Collegiate
Aiumnac for this year Is along the
line OF physical betterment for our
city school children, this lecture, anu
that OF DR.. ames TO be given March 9.
Under the auspices of the Visiting
Nurses Association.Yill be of unusual
interest TO the members and their
friends.
MnsqucrnIc Ball.
The masquerade ball given Tucsda,
night at the cnamberln Hotel by Mr..
and Mrs. George Adams, in honor OF the
guests at the hotel. the army and navy.
Was one or the most brilliant affairs
that has taken place In this sec,ion.
The decorations were most beautiful
and artistic and tie costumes, IN many
cases, superb. y feature OF the evening
was tho minuct danced by twelve cou-
pies In Colonial costume. and led By
slb- .lIS. .iIhtlls. ALlOUS luOSH pre-
sent from Norfolk were: Mrs Charles
Burrill Ryan. Miss Louise Ryan and
Miss Bessie Merritt Miss Ryan went
rs Vatican Shepherdess and Miss
Merritt as GLORIOUS Betsy"
4 party of Richmond people attend
cd the ball, and a number OF Richmond
girls. who were guests at the Cham
berlin Hotel. were also among those
dancing.
OF Interest Iicre.
a marriage of much interest {.
Richmond society was celebrated We'd
nesday at noon in the chapel of ST.
Patricks Cathedral, New York, when
Miss Marie Louise Logan became the
bride of Henri de Sincay. Her attend
ants, who arc all remarkable for their
beauty, were Misses Marjorie Gould
Marjorie Curtiss. Frances Alexander
Elizabeth Latimcr, Elsie Nicol anu
Constance Parmlec. The ushers were
A1oncurc Robinson, formerly OF Balti-
more: Anthony J. DreXe!, Jr., WlUam
Rhlnclander Stewart, Jr. the Ddc dc
Valiamorosa. Baron ae AIonogues and
Charles a. Mum. Among the guests
were Mrs. Harry Lehr. Mrs. Baynrd
Cutting and Mrs Charles Dana Gibson
Trout-Lnrcomb.
The marriage OF Miss Elizabeth Lar
romb and Ewell V. Trout took place
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the homo Of the BRIDES uncle, Il. e.
LEM, In Newport News. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. J
4. Riddick pastor of the Second Bap-
list Church, and was witnessed by rel
atives and friends of the young peo.
pie. The parlor decorations We're II
palms and ferns.
Miss Iarcomb wore n costume OF
creme cashmere de sole and carried
white carnations. She was attended by
her cousin, Miss Elizabeth LEM, WHO
wore u gown OF White organdy made
princess and carried pink carnaton;
tied with tulle.
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Trout left shortly aft
err tho ceremony Cor Norfolk, where
they will make their home
III .nd Out OF Town.
Mrs. Il. C. Dugas, Of birmingham