The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-25
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
The Past Week Was Not a Prolific
One In Events Of Interest.
THE GERMAN SEASON IS ALMOST HERE
First OF tho Seniors Events to He
Given November Nayy.Ynrd
Hops Begin-Two Worry Pretty
MnrrIagcs-Many Personal Items
OF Much Intcrest.

The social season proper will not be
gin until after the first german, which
VIII take place on the evening OF the
9TH OF November. After that events will
be rather more plentiful than they have
been.
The Junior German Club Will shortly
be reorsanized. Thirty or thirty-flye
names have been secured.
Mr.. w. T. Payne left last evening for
Atlanta and the Southwest.
Mr.. Turner Johnston is in Washington
City.
Mr.. II. II. Little left for Winchester
last week to join Mrs. Little, who has
Deen spending some time at her old
home in that city.
Mrs; George w. Johnston. accom-
panied by Miss Pinnie. left Thursday for
Baltimore to spend few days with
friends. She will return Tuesday.
Mrs. w. w. Tunis, who has been
spending the summer in Maryland, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. X. w. Stires. who has been spend
ing the summer in the West, will re-
turn this week.
Mr.. E. Quincy Smith. of Washington
city, greeted his Norfolk friends yes
terday.
Mr.. II. C.. Dodson and Mr.. Thorn will
leave Tomorrow morning for Bayside
Club. They expect to have great sport
Staying the feathered hosts OF the
marshes.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. L. Krisc are at home
to their friends at the Atlantic, whittier
they have returned for the winter.
Mr.. j. III. Donald. who has been spend
ing some few days with his family in
New York, has returned To the city.
Mr. c. Hugo Arnol and wife are living
al the Atlantic for the winter
Miss Edith Kilhy. the little daughter
OF Mr.. J.. Clay Kilby. is quite sick at
her residence. on York street.
Last evening at MOntefiOre Hall Prof
Bellezza rendered the young folks of
the West End delightful solree. which
was largely attended.
MISS Webb. of Stanton. is the guest
OF MISS Margaret Old, on Freemason
street.
Mr.. w. A. c. Even. of Dobb's Ferry,
n. y. was the guest OF Judge Leigh r.
Watts at the Virginia Club last week
MI. Il. d. Boyd, of Atlanta, Ga, greet
ell his Norfolk friends last week
Mr.. w. II. Harrington, of West Point.
Ga, was In the city last week, the guest
of Mr.. Fergus Reid.
MIR. Walter Graham. of Philadelphia.
was the guest of Mr.. John Graham, Jr..
Mt MS residence, In Client. last Friday.
MIR. w. j. Pitts of North Carolina.
was the guest of Hon. VIM. Whaley at
the Virginia Club last week.
MT John w. Slater. OF Providence
r. l., was the guest OF Col George w
Taylor last week.
~ ii'i - sun III DrOEreSS III
the Talbot building. on Main street. UNI
| der the auspices of the ladies of the
York Street Catholic Chapel. has at.
tracted many society folk during the
past week, and many others will enjoy
the pretty affair this week also.
| The nnvy-yard hops have begun
| again and the one given Friday evening
was most delightful affair. The Nava,
| Post Band furnished the music. The
| arrival Of the Newark and the presence
of her officers will make life at the ward
| much livelier.
| one of the prettlest nuptial events OF
| me season was the marriage Of Mrs
Bette i. 7. Newton To Mr. Philip Alex
| ander Bruce. secretary of the Virsinin
| Historical Society OF Richmond. which,
took place Monday evening at the resi-
dence OF the bride. in Client. The cere.
| mony was performed by Rev Beverly
| ID. Tucker. rector of st. Paurs u. T.
| church, in the presence Of n few rela
tives and intimate friends of the con.
| tracing parties. Mr.. and Mrs Bruce
| VIII reside in Richmond
| Miss Grace Irwin is visiting Mr. anf
| MIS-. Alexander Bell at Ridgewood n 7
Another pretty marriage took place al
st. Paul's Church Wednesday evening,
when Miss Carolissa Wood. of Peters.
burg, was welded to Mr. Louis LeRo,
| Bond. The ceremony was performed b,
Rev. Il. ID. Tucker.
Mr.. Alfred j. Marye of characteristics
is visiting his sister. Miss Belle W
Tunstall, No. 20 Grace street.