The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-08
N SOCIETY CIRCLES
The Weeks Record Of the Dolngs Of the
-Four Hundred" In The City by The Sea.
SERMANS, BALLS AND GARD PARTIES.
The First Subscription German ofth
Scnson-Those Who Were Present
The Shakespeare Club Friday
Nights Senior Gcrman-Personal
Notes nnd GOSSIP, OF Inicrcst.

The first subscription german Of the
;tson was given Tuesday night by
cssrs. Duncan Fuller and Charter
Arruss. There We're twenty-odd cou-
IS present. The dance was begun
prompt as usual led by MIR. Fuller,
no introduced several new and beau
itul figures. The spacious hall was
beautifully decorated with palms and
various other flowers. while the supper
table presented Il most charming APP
pearancc. decorated, with crysanthe-
NUNS, and many beautiful md hand
were Mis- Willie Cooke, Mrs.
Fuller. Mrs. Waller, and Mrs. Upshur.
The strangers present were Mics VIII
son, of Richmond; Miss Vending, of
Washington; Miss kllby, of Stnunton;
Miss bulie Sharp. and Miss Lillian Ar
maid, are the three debutants of the
season. The german was brilliant
success, and enjoyed by all present
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
There was meeting of the Commit
tee of the Shakespeare Club at the
house of the chairman, Mr.. Leroy H.
Shields, on Tuesday evening. The COM
mittee appointed excellent sub-com-
mittecs to take charge Of the supper,
the stage decoration. entertainment.
etc. The next meeting Will be held
soon after New Year and will be of
an excellent ana novel character. The
club Is now OIL an excellent financial
basis, and many new names have
been added to the list of members.
Resident non-members of the Shakes
penre cannot he included in the enter
tninments OF the club, but invitations
for strangers can be obtained by APP
plication of n member. a brilliant and
successful season may be expected at
the hands of so competent COM
mittee.
THE SENIOR GERMAN.
Friday night the Senior German held
Its third entertainment at the Masonic
Temple. The temperature, though be-
low the freezing point, did not prevent
those who love to hear sweet music
and enjoy the whrl of the ballroom.
led by Mir. Tench Tilghman and Mir.
Frank Taylor. The strangers present
were Miss Du Barry. of Pennsylvania
Miss BonsNl. of Baltimore; Miss Wend-
ling, of Washington: Miss Lizzie Boy
kin. OF Batimorc; Mr.. Bidwell, u. s.
| l.. Key, u. S. ~; Mr.. c. NJ. McCor-
| mick, y. S. N; Mr.. Charles S. Stan
| worth navy. The prevailing costumes
| were white ana blue. Miss Idr Gordon
| was the recipient of u beautiful bouquet
Of American beauty roses.
CARD PARTY.
Mrs. George w. Taylor gave Il de-
uSnttui cara party 1T nGr rcSluenCc
Tuesday night. which was enjoyed by q
number Of invited guests. Among those
present were: Judge and Mrs. a. r.
Hanckcl. Mrs. Holt w. Page, Mr.. and
Mrs. FLOYD Hughes. Miss Annie
Vaughan, Miss Fannie Leigh. Miss Ida
Gordon Miss Mcdonnell. of New York,
and Messrs. George Morse. Richard
Cornelius Taylor, Howard Shield. Frank
Wilcox, Tench Tilghman and DR..
Byrnes. y delightful evening was
spent.
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Page, of Denver. Col.
are spending II few weeks with Gen
and Mrs. r. l.. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baldwin have
returned from their extended bridal
tour. and are residing in Frcemason
street
Mrs. Ennis. who has been visiting
Mrs. John Wilkinson. in Dartmouth
street has returned to her home, in
Front Royal, Va.
Mrs. Stickncy, or Annapolis, is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Milhado In Butte
street.
Miss Carrie Du Barry. OF Philadel-
phia is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Du Bar
ry in Duke street.
Miss Pattie Taylor gave charming
lunch to the Whist Club on Tuesday.
Mr.. p. Byrd Thompson is in the city
for p few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Little have re-
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