The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-02

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MRS. Albert Grandy 80. Lady Bruce
Mrs. Walter Dayle. Mrs. Com'd'e Barron
Mrs Yeatinan. Miss Anna NJ Dandridse
Miss Elose White. -. Mrs King Carter
Mrs. Geo. Mcintosh. Lady Mary Seldom
Mrs. Joseph Walton. Mrs. Col. Hutchlns
Mrs Holt Page. Mrs. Samuel Boush
Mrs. Floyd Hughes. Mrs. John Tyler
Mrs Rob't NJ. Hughes. Rachel Repiton
Miss Evelyn Byrd. ......... Evelyn Byrd
MISS Madge Lamb. Mrs. Richard Lamb
Mrs. VIM. Mordecai Cooke 1890.
Mrs. William Mordecla Cooke
Mrs. John Graham ...
1880. Miss Fanny Wright Blow
MRS. Theodore S. Garnett ...
Mrs. Francis Hopkinson
(wife of the Signer)
Mrs. L. H. Shields ..
...... Mrs. Colonel Robert Love
Mrs. Thomas Cooke ..
Mrs. Mary Livingston Hadley
Mrs. Anna Maria Thinker
.................... Nellie Gusts
Mrs. William Reed ...
.......... Mrs. Cornelius Calvert
Mrs. Edmonia Fitzhugh Maupin
............ Lady Lucy Ludwell
me Following young ladies and gen
tlemen have also consented to appear
In costume: Misses Dobie e. Baker. Ida
Gordon, Easie Nelson, Fanny Leigh
annie Vaughan. Sallie Wake, Margaret
Reed, Lizzie Rowdoin, Bessie Chamber
laine. Annie Hume. Gussie Newton. Pat
tie Selden. Mary Tayloe, NJ. L. Moore
and Messrs. Walter Taylor wtTTam
sale, Richard Taylor, Wright,
Hugh Henry, Richard c. Taylor, Wash
lngton Reed. Mason Terry, Saunders
Taylor, Harry Keeling, T. Mccullough,
Billisoly. Meade Osborne, Tyler
Smith, Willie Shields
BESIDES these who have already con
sehted to go in costume II is proba bic
that there will be many Others. The
ladies who have the bali in charge arc
at perfect liberty to personate anyone
they please, whether an ancestor or not,
ana they also wish all who do not care
10 wear costume to go in modern ball
dress, with powdered hair and patches
II they prefer. 1t is thought that mod
ern dress will hurmonze rery well
Win colonial costume, and every enc
VIII De welcome whether they adopt a
costume or not. that being left to each
individual as u matter of personal nrnf
erence.
Governor O'Ferrall, Ex-Governor Lee.
Professor Tyler. OF William and Marx
College; Mr. w. w. Henry. and Nj.
Joseph Bryan. President OF the Virginia
historical Society. and their wives have
peen invited to attend
The refreshments will he undar ,bo
ana no effort will be spared to make
thetli worthy of the occasion.
he tickets will be of two kinds ono
admitting 10 the levee and dances and
refreshments. and the other being snnc-
tators ticket. which will not admit TO
the supper. ~
The ball will be held on February 1o,h
at the Academy OF Music. and bids. fa Il,
" oe Tue social event of the season.
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very pretty german was given Fri
SaS nisht at Masonic Temple by the
senior German Club The hall was not
as crowded as ii usually Is which of
course. Afforded more pleasure ~ tha
i.drticlpants than on previous occasions
l ne chapefoneS We're: Mrs r \ Dol,ia
Mrs. Cardwell Hardy. Mrs. d. l., Rur,
Wen and Mrs. WIN. Kennedy. ana Tho
strangers present were Miss Mcdaniel
MISS Ncnable. of Petersburg; Miss Pcr,
c,Vai' or Petersburg: Miss Wilt. of
NV, dreams; Miss Snodgrass. of Har-
risonpurg, Pa; Misses Mccormick of
Berryville; Miss rass. Miss Macy. Miss
8yrd. of Gloucester Va. ana Mise
Booth, of williamsburg.
~ delightful supper was served about
IL O'Clock. after which dancing wa.
resumed, which was very gracefullv led
10y MIR. Frank Taylor
MASQUERADE PARTY
one OF the most enjoyable events nf
the week was masquerade party given
Monday night by the ,Oriolc Club rbo
members OF the club and their inyitnd
guests assembled in Arlington Place ot
$50, ana after Il few moments DELAY ev.
cry body was ready. attired in cos-
TUNES representing every conceive bIo
character. The big Injun." with bis
feathers and copper coiorcd cheek.
Red Ridinghoods and Irish Riddy and
an apology for the new woman Wore
there. After paying their respective
calls. refreshments were served M No
'22 Arlington Place. after which all od.
journed TO the parlors. where the happy
coterie were entertained with sweet
music.
HANDSOME RECEPTION.
The handsomest reception OF the seq
son was given Tuesday evening by Mrs
c. y. Nash. at her residence. in GRANNY
street, to he's daughter Mrs. Roland
Nash. who has just returned from nm
extended bridal tour.
The many rooms, decorated in DIFF.
ferent colors, fcstooned with garIands q,
smilaN and roses, presented Il scene OF
unusual beauty, and especially when the
fair and lovely girls fitted like butterflies
in their pretty gowns. catering TO tho
wants of their many guests. Mrs. Nash
and her daughter-in-law, nee Miss Car.
roll, who was one of Baltimorc's most
charming bells, was assisted in receiv.
ing by Mrs. n. Burruss. Mrs. Whorton
Miss Workman, of Richmond; Miss Vnss
of Danville, and Miss Irving, of Allan.
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