The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-01
burg, several houses contain ice four and

even five inches in thickness.
MIR. George Kentpon, one of Louisa
c,unty's Nest highly r~espec:ed citizens,
departed his life last Saturday In the
nirety-fouith year OF his age.
Judging from the frequent expressions
of opinion. the Weenis Line
made u move In the lisht direction
when they ina ugurated he weekly trips
by steamer Essex besween 1appahon-
mock and Norfolk and thus opened a
new line TO the f~appahannock Val
ley.
In the United States Senate Mr.. Dan
lei has introduced u blu to a Mr..
| Samuel FitZhugh. of this city, admins
TRAITOR of the estate OF Henry Fitzhugh,
OF Stafford ctlnty. the sum OF Sl9,775,
previously awarded him.
The railroads.&c. busine-s Is unusually
brisk and the wharvcs present Il busy
| appearance Three barEes are being
loaded by Mr.. w. S. Embrey n three
by Mr.. j. ". Masters. They will carry
q. 900 ties.
Nothing has yet been aScertaincd of
the whereabouts of NJ. D'Cresre. the
private s%ecrutury OF Count D'Adhenar,
who recently decamped with q large
amount OF his employers money.
Mr.. W. s.. Honey, about whose disap-
pearnnce 50 much was published n short
time CO.. Is still at his fathers home in
Stafford, and it Is believed that his
mind is affected. His place of business
here still remains closed.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
On tomorrow evening Mrs. f. May
lImbrey. a popular young society leader.
Will give IL progressive euchre party at
her beautiful home. Fair View" An
unusually pleasant time is anticipated
by the large number of card and anti.
card players who have been honored
with invitations.
The Chatting Dish Club enjoyed al
nynntnr nT IlnD euro tn-ntuht n Tho ,.ntI
dcnce of Miss ]. Stanley Bradley, and
watched the old year out and the new
year In.
Miss Maggie Terrell, daughter of Mr.
r. II. Terrell, of Spotsylvnnia county
and Mr.. A. IL. Wigglesworth joyfulls
holy state of mntrimony.
The Junior lSuchre Club will hold ;
meeting on Thursday evening at TIL
residence OF Miss Louie Young.
MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Smith e]ntertuine,
a large number of their friends nj al
afternoon tea, yesterday at their hand
some home, Fall HILL" adjacent to tn
city.
MIR. Gustavus Wallace. son of DR.. G
NJ. Wallace, of Stafford county, who IL
student ut The University of Virginia
| has returned to charlottesville, nfte
IL pleasant visit with his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. w. G. Boatwright. o
Richmond. and Miss Sue Boatwright, O
Washington. are the guests of Mrs
NJ. T.. T%ompkins.
Miss Edmonia Lee, daughter of Capt
Dan. M. Lee. who Is attending schoC
In Staunton this session. Is visiting he
family in Stafford.
Rev. Father NJ. II. Dunnecr. forrncrl.
pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Church. II
this city, now professor of philosoph.
ut ST. Mary's Seminary. In Baltimore
is the guest of Councilman John Nj
Griffin.
Misses Libbie and Clara Brooks, tw,
charming young ladies, of Ncwpor
News, are the guests Of Miss Molli
McCracken.
Councilman NJ. q. Willis. who u shor
time since vas not expected to live. |
improving rapidly, and has so far re
covered as to be able to 60 out for
shor while each day.
DIR. A.: c. Palmer, OF Norfolk. spen
the holidays with the family of his faith
cl'-in-law, Judge w. S. Barton.
Mrs. j. p. Rowe has us her guest Mis-
Margaret Mason, Of Richmond.
Mr.. Maury Young. OF Petersburg, |
visiting relatives In this city.