The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-14
Society

Nrx. J Taylor Eiiyson entertained
n gsterdsy afternoon az n delightful
S1fe- luncheon, IN honor of the wives
mad daughters Of the @emhers OF the
General Assembly. The ceior scheme
4. the decorations was pink which
sATss carried on, hN the use of q1ant'-
sites OF roses and other cut Bowers,
Mrs. EIiysons guests numbered .soons
Forty. and the occasion was ane of the
sfbHs ENJOYABLE OF ghc MANY Charming
1fYasrs. given this winter for official
syfrginla. Mrs. E,iIy&on was assisted ia
rccciging by her daughter. Mrs CrumP.
Great Musical Event.
I im several years Richmond has
Deem 3n the process Of musical educa
tipn. and this winter she is reapinG
Ssaer reward. The "Wednesday Club
snas done much toward rssttiNaling the
sguass,s to- the appreciation of good
music and the visits ef celebrated ar
4 fists have fcstered their love OF the
beautiful. hore is DON NO difficulty
i'll the way 81 Richmond being incIuaed
{ III the ilst II cities who are given on
ppTtuBittes 10 hear the best, because
they demand II. Tomorrow evening
siil ,,e thu gala" occasion If winter
acted in musical circles. Mime. Tet-
~ayziuf- regarded as the grea test iiV-
ing soprano, will be heard at the au-
s3ituri,ir1 This will he deliberately
decorated with palms ferns and iiags,
Bsha Italian being entwined with the
sturs and stripes in horror of the na
sionaltiy OF the great singer society
Will turn out On masSe. and gorgeous
cpsfuming viii give the touch OF color
needed To make the affair blaze OF
glory, And not only has the fame of
her wonderful singing preceded the
great Madame. bat her stage presence
enhanced by the beauty Of her gowns
and the aplendot Of her Jewels is said
ITO be worth A Journey to gee. No sim
yer has ever excelled her In tscnn,ca'
sffnIeh, In which she is superb ana su.
pref1e, but there is no cessation ot
wcrk no resting ON her laurels already
won, for always and ever she gives
-3aer fst4tii-s-~ ff--r br-t; ffitr- other srr
stst& assisting are Avery 8eivor. IA
NOUS American baritone, Emilio PH'
vans. the flute player. aud Yves Nat
pianist.
Saint Valentine.
Oar Cupid viii hold full sway today
Not only viii this little winged god
which the pestman viii deliver a.
morning. noon and night, but this sam.
mischief making elf viii be perehet
a the rose petals OF hundreds o'
isoDquess. delivered todey 1T milady.
Hour.
The week has been largely giver
Wver tn this sentimental festival. Few
gatherings. but have been graeed b,
Associations cf hearts, and tiny cupid'
with their arrows get for flight. have
met one on all occasions. To veal
ynur heart upon your sleeve is today !
flangerous procedure.
- lu4 CT the ta4axt-aE lsa---A i ie-++44t
JntQue of the many Valentine parties
viii BIZ given this afternoon in the
3,Oue al Mrs. f. u. Harlow, 1928 Mon
4.rnrsft srvrrrur when her daughters
aRln1es Lucille and Inez Harlow, am
~ son, AIR. John Harlow. will enter
Asin their friends. Owing 10 Mrs
Kfnr1nw's mourning. Miss Mamie Har'
low will chaperone the young people
EeStonns Of red hearts. Richmond
9nseS and red carnations Will he the
dreoratsons and the table Will be
ahrirht with red hearts and white
r,apfds. Favors OF red heart-shaped
f,uxes. pierced by a golden arrow. and
4 allied with candy viii he distributed
Many unique amussments have been