The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-10
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY
Major and Minor Events that Have Marked
the Days In SweiIdom.
SPRING BRINGS ITS ROUNDS OF PLEASURE

meut-The Success OF tho Season-
Greenwood-NOttin ingham-Big Ger
man at Ocean View I'm Prospect
Outing Parties-Personals.
| The misses Bonsol, of Baltimore, are
| the guests Of Mrs. Pegram, on East
Main street.
Miss Lundy, of Memphis, Tenn. Is
visiting Mrs. Charles Bernard, on York
street.
Miss Barker, of Baltimore, Is the guest
| OF the Misses Vaughan, on Freemason
street.
Miss Evans, of Fort Monroe, was here
shopping yesterday.
| Miss Cornelia Tucker, Of Baltimore
was here last week, the guest of friends
Mr.. Willie White and bride, of Au-
gusta. Ga, are visiting friends in Nor
folk.
Mr. ]. Breckenridge Robinson. a popu-
lar young society man of Norfolk, and
also prominent legal light. has gone
TO Northport. Mass, where he has ac-
cepted position on the editorial staff
of the American and English Encyclo-
pediu of Law.
Mr. Tazewell Taylor was In Washing
ton on Wednesday.
Miss Yeatman is visiting friends In
Washington.
Miss Cleborne. of the Naval Hospital
recently the guest of Mrs. Campbell
Gr'oner. on College Place. has returned
to her home.
Miss katherine Brown, who has been
visiting Mrs. George NJ. Pollard. In
York street, has returned to her home
In Baltimore.
The fair ones of Old Point and vlcin-
ity are in sackcloth and ashes figura-
lively speaking. The white squadron
goes to Tompkins Island.
Miss Helen Sickle. of Rockaway. n.
j., and the Misses Ware. of Old Point,
are guests at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. a. A. O'Ncill. in Butte street.
Lovers of the dance are anticipating
with pleasure promised invitation ger
man TO be given at Ocean View In the
near future. 1t will be followed by an
elegant banquet and the whole affair
will be very swell. Some hundred and
half invitations will be issued, 1t Is
said.
The young ladies' gave a charming
hop at the Navy Yard Saturday a week
ago.
The vocal recitals given last week to
cultured audiences by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank II. Tubbs have already been noted
at length in these columns. and space
is lacking for a more extended mention
at present.
The amusement hall of Norfolk Col
lege for Young Ladies was crowded
Monday night with friends and patrons
OF that institution. who were delighted
with cleverly rendered programme of
recitations and music. instrumental
and vocal. including the beautiful can
tata, "Meadowsweet."
One of the most charming events of
TINS coming week is the big tug party
scheduled for Monday night Those
who participate will be taken TO Old
fondness for Terpsichore at the Cham
berlain.
A large number of society people will
attend the exercises at jamestown
Wednesday.
Plans and specifica tions for the
county Club ediflce are now ready The
building Will be located on the Eliza
beth. about three miles from here. 1t
VIII contain large banquet room sew
eral private dining rooms. and all the
requisites of an up-to-date clubhouse.
a gay party of young people spent
a pleasant evening down the bay Wed
nesday on a steam yacht A fea ture
OF the trip was the excellent music fur
nished by an orchestra OF five pieces.
by which the hours We're passed in the
delights of dancing. Elegant refresh
ments were served.
The Shakespeare Club gave the last
entertainment of the SEASON. Friday
night at Monteforel Hall. The pro
gramme was considered the gem of the
seasons series. The characters in the
rather difficult English farce, "Bam
boozltng.' were cleverly sustained by the
following cast:
Sir Marmaduke Meadows, a victim
to first Impressions Mr. l.. Warine
Capt. Frank Bamboozlng. a hus-
band for just thirty minutes.
............... Mr.. Frank Antelotti
Frank Tiverton, husband No. L..
................... Mr, Percy Jones