Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
Norfolk.
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rcorr,e,oudence Of the Richmond Dispsfch.l
NoaroLK. January So.-Society, circles
have found entertainments during tne we-k
in the regular german OF the Souolk oetmnn
Club last night, and In bone entelsainno sis
supper parties 70 visiting friends, cucnIe ps.scs'
and the Ike. The snusicaiss and monthly en-
ssrta,rimenfs arranged by the ladies OF the
Young Mems Christian Association wero unusa-
ally attractive and afforded ,,ss Tasrona IN
portsmouth, the Virginia Cotilion ciup =. sne,t
nonthly german on Wednesday night, ana the
young men's subscription german ~ tn1 49,
sino on Thursday night drew toko.nct ,,ss s,tr
gatherings OF the youth and beauty OF mat cry
IN Mas Bia2chs Nelson, OF Alabama, IL visiting
Mrs. X II. Wright, IN College Place.
Miss Laulie Shipp has gone W W.. Nj
Pa, 70 spend a month with her cousin' Kiss Nei-
The Misses Tucker. Of Raleigh, n. c., viii re-
turn 70 Norfolk TO spend next month.
Miss Martha A. Bragg, VINO mas peep ,,s rs
Mlss Maggie Blamire, has returned nome 70
Miss Barron. OF Essex, -Is visiting Mrs. W.
Thompson Barron, in Freemason street
Miss Susie Baker, OF Suffolk, who has peen the
guest OF Miss Eva Jordan. on Park avenue, has
returned home accompanied by the latter.
Mrs DIR. George W. Wallace, OF 3erkiey, mas
returned from the Eastern shore; ,,
Miss Cora Blamire and Miss buford, Oh Liberty,
Va, are visiting Miss Blamire, in YORK street
Mrs William A. Young and Miss Cuua W:
Young are In Philadelphia on visit 70 Dr. ana
Mrs Thomas Hay, the parents Oh Mrsi iosag, a.
Mrs Title DAVIS, OF Norfolk, Is Wishing Irionas
Miss Minnie Curdts, Of Freemason street, Is In
Baltimore, the guest OF relatives.
Mrs. X. N. Boilinger, OF Alexandrie, visiting
MIRA James j. Vance, on Freemason street
Miss Annie Howle, OF Comane Well sussex
county, Is the guest Of Mrs. T. N. Ramsey, on
Claiborne avenue.
Mrs. DR.. Ginter and daughter have returned
aft a nj aOiOurn North.
Mrs. Mamie Z. Murray left for Charleston, B.
Mrs. James Y. Leigh has resigned the position
O. organist OF st. Paule church The yestry ID
negotiating with an organist from Boston.
Mss Agnes Cutchin, OF Portsmouth, lie enjoy
ing visit &c friends IN Philadelphia and Jersey
City NJ .,.s n
Brown. OF New York. are visiting Mrs. Charles
III. Johnston, IN Portsmouth.
Miss Annie Henry has returned from Visit 70
Mss Matte Watts, Of Baltimore. Is tho guest
of Miss Mamie Codd, at Oak Grove cottage, In
the county.
Mrs. K W. Rawls and Mrs. Dounell Gillian, Of
Tarboro n c. spent the week IN sO,io ~ wass.
ington, D. c.. who have been stopping with Mr..
aud Mrs. Henry Williams, the parents Oh MIS-
Upham returned home yesterday.
Miss Lillian Lanier, Of Brambleton Ward, has
gone 10 Petersburg 10 visit friends and relatives
Major w. T. Manning, Of Alaska. has gone to
Henderson, n. c., TO DO with bis father until the
spring.
been living in New York, have returned 10 their
old homo he,e 10 spend the winter.
Judge A. s. Watts, OF Portsmouth, has been
holding court for Judge Brooke during the week.
Rev. james A. Crowdcr, OF the Eastern shore,
has goae 10 Hickory Ground, Norfolk county, 10
resiCe and take charge of a school
Captain Z. ii. Delk, OF the Steamer Accomac.
e ct the Retreat for the Sick on account oil an
operation performed on his eyes.
Mr.. Frank Crows and bride, OF this city, and
Mr. II. L. Watts and bride, OF Portsmouth, re-
turned from their honeymoon trips yesterday.
Mr.. George s. Cutler, manager or the western
Union in Boston; Mr.. L. G.. Allen. OF the Old
Colony railroad, and Mr.. Thomas Roche, Bos-
ton capitalist, were in the city yesterday.
Colonel Henry c. Hudgins, OF the Norfolk
Southern railroad, Is laid mp st his home, In
Portsmouth, with sprained ankle, caused by
fall.
MT. Joseph l. Bihsoly, cashier Of the Bank Of
Portsmouth, has gone North with Mrs Blisoly
for q month,
Mr. e. r. Roberts, of Sioux City, Iowa, former
ly OF Norfolk Is visiting bis old homo.
Mr.. Norman Bell. secretary Of the Cotton Ex-
change, Is suffering from the effects OF severe
fall.
yesterday.
Mr. Alexander Hunter, correspondent Of the
Forest and Stream and HdrpeT's Weekly, has been
enjoying a weeks cunning in Princess Anne.
Dir. William r. Mercer, William Marshall, Jr,
and A. l. Johnston, OF Richmond; James w.
Long and Captain Lassiter, OF Petersburg: Gem
erai William Is. Taliaferro. OF Gloucester, and
A. j. Deuson, a former resident OF Norfolk but
now Of Baltimore, were among those In the city
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