The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-29
WEEKS SOCIAL EVENTS
What the Gay Set Has. Been Doing,
Saying and Planning.
THE PRETTY COUNTRY CLUB OPENED
An Informal Reception and Dance ut
the Cosy Quarters on Hampton
ads-Dnnces Galore and More
Mnrrinses-PrcttyY Yachts I'm Port
Many Personal Items OF Interest.


The past week week has not been very
fruitful i'll events of note, other than
the marriages which have been chroni-
cled in the Virginian from time to time.
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Nof'r ol'N 9oSihia Al THE HAMt'
However. gay party OF enthusiasts
from this city. including many ladies.
were charer2ned by Mesdames James T.
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II is e,fo .o COW +h,+ 1-,ro,rt, hoa no
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Fhil'N' NiHHi SoIhEE.
Professor l;ellezZa rendered a delight
ini so'ree At Monteiiore Hail Friday
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n,mhar nf ,bout twentv-r,.. coy,ias
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ANI-AARD HOP.
The regular Saturday hop a. the navy
yard yesterday afternoon was IA usual
a very deligt> ful affair The Post band
sic. while maid ana MILDLY whlrled about
a.
ships now al this station were present
Many Norfolk people went over on the
launch and a party of Young ladies from
this side of the river were entertained
aboard the monito. "Amphitrtte."
OYSTER ROAST AT THE REACH
One o, 'hc most uelGhilul events OF
me week was me oyster roast given at
me ware 1ottase' virginia beach ny
MISS shit'n' conp!imehtary to the ON
GERS Vt the Monitor Amphitrite. The gay
p p chnnoromn6 Ia. N.Y. a. i ~ S'i.i
They took their wheels with them and
enioyed a run along the beach 10 Cane
Henry.
GONE CUNNING
\ party of PHILADELPHIA and New
York &c ntlemen arrived hero Tuesday
by special train via the New York. Phila-
delphia and Norfolk railroad Among
them We're: A. ]. Cassatt. prcslden. Of
the New York. PHILADELPHIA and Norfolk,
railroad; w. a Platton. vice-pre .ident .
c. y. Griscom and w. A. Dickerman.
of New York. the latter president of he
Norfolk and Southern railroad rho
party left for Bell Haven en- a cunning
trim.
O1.I1C.urEr-1 CApD p,prv
one of the Sayest occasions of the
opening season was Thanksgiving card
party given by Mrs. Arthur c. Freeman
and the Mise; Freeman. at their home
OH Boush street. 1t was largely attend
ed by the officers from the various
ships now a.; this station. The house
was deliberately decorated with autumn
leaves and chrySanthemums. and tn
tables We're seven in number. The
prizes were carried Off by Mrs. Campbell
Groner and Miss Dobie, and the gentle
mems prizes by Mr. Shelton and Dr..
stone, L ;. \.
GERMAN NEXT FRIDAY
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SooN R4 CLUB ol'ENED.
The lovely Country Club building has
been turned over Ia its owners and
Thanksgiving Day was the occasion OF
a house warming.
The reception. which was an informal
one. asted from 80 in the afternoon
TN 1850 NJ night. y band of music was
IN attendance. and dancing was the or.
ue: - me houF. Many OF the clubs 23C
whaaIs 6urinn ,he ovont,. '"r rs On men
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