Mrs. Pappadopolous

Mrs. Pappadopolous is a character in the 1947 poem "So and So Reclining on her Couch" by Wallace Stevens.
=="So and So Reclining on her Couch"==
Mrs. Pappadopolous isn't given a name until the end of the poem.  Until line 27, she is the only subject of a painting.  The artist describes her as if she were an object.   She is the "So and So" referred to but never named until, as she is leaving,  the narrator/artist  thanks her as she leaves. 
... Good-bye
Mrs. Pappadopoulos, and thanks.
==References==
Wallace Stevens Concordance