The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-19
IN SOCIETY CIRCLES
A Gay and Interesting Week Among the
-Four Hundred of Norfolk.
MANY TEAS, RECEPTIONS AND PARTIES
The Senior Clubs German Friday
Night "A Colonial Exhibit - a
bciiGhffMi Musicale = Leap Year
Hnll EucIrc l'arty-PersonnI ana
Social Notcs md Gossips

The faithful ohronicler of socictys
many functions might on Tuesday and
Thursday have been fairly bc,vildcred
i'll choosing between the luncheons teas
ana evening entertainments as to which
WAS the brightest. This is left for the
critics TO decide
y CHARMING GERMAN.
The charming german given Friday
night by the Senior German Club, al
though not as largely attended as pre-
'ious entertainments given by the club
was much enjoyed ny all present. in
spite of the rainy weather. The chape-
ronns were Ilr;. ID. 6. Burweil. Mrs
X. y. Dohic. Mrs. w. II. Kennedy. Mrs
W. G. Dickson. Mrs. w. Il. Baldwin,
The german was most admirably led
by Mr.. j. Layton Hubard Tho strunE-
crs present We're Miss Brundcdge. of
Baltimore: Miss Booth. of Charles City:
Miss Herbert, of AleXandria: Miss Nc
of Alcxandria; Miss Conrad. OF Win
chester; Miss Tucker. Of ISatimore:
MISS FurEusson, Of Richmond; Mrs.
lanes liigEinson, of New York: Mr..
Robert Pannell. OF Lynchburg: Mr.. w.
Is. Guisc. of u. S. N: MIR. j. W. Bowel.
of Danville: MIR. Kaphart. OF T. S. Army:
MIR. r. S. Douglass, L. S. N; Mr.. Henry
Baker, I. S. N: MIR. Percy Iioschcd.
University of Virginia: Mrs NJ. $. All
kinson. of Baltimore: Mr. and Mrs las.
Walton Mir Richard R,,,cr In,i,.n
and Mrs. Allen Ianckel. the Misses
Freeman. Warren G.. Elliott. Jr., and
John Reid
~ COLONIAL EXHIBIT.
The Great Bridge Chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Will hold colonial loan exhibit for Il
lew @IFs IN their room. l26 CRANKY
~ - n,cIf.Ii NJ Ei"ni., oig .tI,T, ,s.
NorroII; a,I swami, ,,,l 1;.,, a..
district, That wnni In ,ba A,iauto ~
nortias ,bat ,no n.1 ill.,, -. NY ny
i3vn lindiy cn,,..4,,i.,5 30 a., @ LS''tn,a
ters b.,yn t,am fni. ,hai, ..h;ti, , ,r,.I..,
tunnihnr viii n,on,, ot,o, ,13n,;, ~.
traits. miniatures, silver chin,i co.
fumes Grn-nrms s,yor,,.. Ia, ,o,a,"c
oral Wnsbinrtn,, In Isnyn,ta ~ N't
viii ,noI,n y h.n,,irui -, 49, ~ .'., 49, 80
tion which i, vii, no :, ,r.,,t 80 IN S'''tc-
,rh ,',,,,,, ,i, ~ " ~ 20 ~ az
one or two evenings during the week.
from ! until in the afternoon. Tea will
ne served by the Daughters. This is
.nr nrS' ,iiAe me room hnS heen oren
20 ihe pubic ana all should avail them
selves "i such an opportunity.
ne daughters Will also give colo
maj nan February llth. This viii be
u most brilltant affair and the ladies
are using every effort 10 make il one
citH.
ms chaplef IS un,lring in its endcav
orr |" ihteres, the public I'm patriotic
WORK and thcN contemplate grand
.'"prh' 'lnh .n thc 22d Q! February for
me Schoni children OF the city 10 inter
W., ,'r.'t u, me ';iIlE history oi their
Of George Washinrtnn
pII II1,,r,.rrI-I ,,,,.,
- tN '''iN a ~.
MrS. ohalieS u Elliott gave n de-
iiShtthl nHSicai on Monday evening to-
~ E.Ns.. MiS: Narfcn q. Elliott. Of
NaShlhEi"h' y. {. The rooms were
"ttp'altu Win La Franco roses and
,''ns t'tl'a 'tl'ai 'iuhS; "Niie the many shaded
nHlpS aho chhuics completed the beau
.tlH' e!'S'iiihie. ne TRIO OF magnificent
NuictS' composed oi mrs. Elliott. Mrs
b!""hc ana MISS Neely, VIII long be
Ithcmncrcu ny those VINO heard them
among me strangers present were Mr.
Anu Anu MIS-. W IN. BErd rage, OF Denver
col.
LEAP YEAR BALL.
The young ladies who figure high In
society circles are arranging to get up
Il Leap ear naii TO be given on the
-iih ihSunht- IL - surety leap year
aha'l; me young laulcs are expected
I" can Ter their ifiends in carriages
anu present thtm win MOVERS. The
chansi2heS tor me occasion are TO be
mlartlcu men. / VIII be well for all
me s"htleiheh VINO attend to be we'll
prepared as there Will doubtless he