The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-20
Chronicle of the COmlngs and GuIngs of
the Folk You Know.
CUPID's FALL RUSH HAS ALREADY BEGUA
Many Forthcoming NuptiaI Events
Have Been Announced and here
Are Others ns yet unknown-Thc
Attendance at Theatrical Attrnc-
lions an Index to Social Activity.

ulated u few pioneers to make some at
tempt to start the ball rolling, and even
pan Cupid is already beginning to ex-
perience the first touches Of the annual
fall rush in his department
Miss Mamie Davis, who has been
spending several delightful weeks as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. w. Il. Hughes,
NJ chase City. has returned to Norfolk.
Mrs. Laura Fox, of indianapolis, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Maigne, on Butte
street.
Mrs. Arthur G. Lewis and children are
In Washington City.
Mrs. j. j. Miller has returned from a
delightful trip to her sirlhood home. in
Connecticut.
Mr.. Charles Dey left Friday evening
to visit friends in West Virginia He
expects to return within ten days.
Rev. Beverly d. Tucker, accompanied
bv Mrs. Tucker. left Thursday for Char
lestown. w. Va.
Col. w. b. Rogers left Thursday for
Mountain Lake Park. where he will
spend the remainder of the month
Mr.. A. II. Page is spending some time
with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Pope OF No. 60 Duke street, Is
spending some time In Washington City.
Miss Annie Henry, who has been
spending several delightful weeks at the
Sweet Chalybeate, Is visiting friends in
Roanoke.
who has been the guest of Mr. William
n. Wrenn. on York street, during the
past week. has left for Cornell Univer-
citv.
Miss Claudia Nigles, of Duke street,
after an extended summer outing
among the Springs of Western Virginia
has returned to the city.
MISS Nirgilla Jones. after q delightful
vacation spent at home, has returned to
the Woman's College, near Lynchburg
where she will resume her studies
Mrs. Corprew, of No. 12s CRANKY
where she will spend several days the
guest of friends.
Mr.. Licklider. of No. 81 Charlotte
street. left Tuesday for Bedford City.
Mrs. Agelasto. of No. is York street.
left the city last Wednesday for Roa-
noke: where she will spend some time
visiting friends.
Prof. A. BellezZa will tender a COM
ELEMENTARY solree. the first of the sea-
son. TO 1.-The young folks OF the West
End on the evening OF Friday, October
ID
Miss Jennie Howell. of Radford, Va,
is the guest Of Mrs. Robert DeJarnette.
at her lovely home In Client.
Miss Jennie Cassidy, OF Texas, who
mas been spending several delightful
weeks ut Virginia Beach, will return to
her home October LIST.
Miss Edna Ryals. OF Roanoke, who Is
always most popular with Norfolk So
cletV. has returned home, after O short
visit here last week.
MISS Emily Baker, of Butte street who
has been spending several weeks at the
lntermont. Covington, Va, has returned
to the city.
Miss Mary Dobie. who has been spend
ing the season at the Sweet Chalybeate.
returned to the city Sunday and left
Monday to visit friends
Mr.. II. Clay Pickett gave delightful
stag dinner to few of his friends at his
nome. on Butte street. on last Wednes-
day evening.
spending vacation at the White Sui
muir. has returned to the city.
Miss Mamie Ward, of Client. left
THURSDAY evening for Baltimore, where
she will visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Layton Hubbard left
Ihursdav for a trip among the North
ern resorts
Mr.. and Mrs Everette st. John left
Thursday evening for Baltimore, where
theH VIII spend few days. They were
ACCOMPANIED by Miss Annie Smith.
y delightful hop, the first of the sea
son. was given at the navy-yard Thurs
dav evening last. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed. Quite number of
Norfolk people attended
MISS Mccain. most charming young
ladv of Baltimore. is the guest of Mrs
Charles McCouri at her home. in Client
Miss Emily Wilson. who has beer
spending some time at the resorts. has
returned to the city.
Mr.. John Hamilton. a popular youne
gentleman of Philadelphia Is the guess
of Mr.. Charles Burruss
Miss Chandler Mcdaniel who has
been the charming guest Of the Mise.
Myers. on Butte street. has returned tc
her home. in Wilson. n. c.
The Misses Ferrebee, of the navy.
ward. have returned after "a summe,
Spent at the various watering Mace,
and mountain resorts.
Miss Mary Vermillion left THURSDAY
evening for Washington City. where
she will spend several weeks.
Mr.. T. W. Mccullough left for Balti.
more Friday evening
Miss Louise Norseworthy has return.
ed from a visit to Danville.
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy is in Baltimore
Cards of invitation are out for the mar
riase OF Miss Lee. daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Simon Seward. of Petersburg. ant
Mr.. Lingan b. Allen. a prominent law
yer of Norfolk. The marriage will talk,
place at the First Baptist Church n
Petersburg Tuesday. the 10Th instant
at 3 o'clock.
Cards are out announcing the mar
Rage of Mr.. Harry Hardy Trice ant
Miss Essie Hall. both well-known yount
people of this city. The ceremony vii
take place at Freemason Street Ban
list Church at $3.50 o'clock on the even
ing of the 29th instant.
Amusement lovers have had two ex
cellent attractions of late-Walke
Whiteside in Hamlet" and the peerIes,
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