The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-29

mere yesterday morning OIL ner way L
| Florida for the winter She Is trim
[ little craft, &c feet long and feet beam
She left last evening via the canals. TIL
| Undine is owned by Captain Collins. o
Forked River. who Is In charge of her
Others aboard are Commodore b. T.
Emo. OF the Forked River Yachting
Club; DR.. A. G. Boush, of Philadelphia
| and Pilot George Haring.
SILVER ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. Warren G. Elliott, President O
the Atlantic Coast Line. and Mrs. Elliot
have Issued invitations to their slve
wedding, which will be celebrated OIL
December 9Th at the Live Oak Poin
Club, near Wilmington, N. c. Mr. ant
Mrs. Elliott were formerly of Norfolk
and have many friends still here Some
of them will doubtless be present or
this very pleasant occasion.
GERMAN AT KIRN HALL
Tomorrow night Kim Hall, the mos
spacious place for entertainment in this
city. will be formally opened with q
german
Professor Fishers band Of eigir, pieces
VIII be present. and the dancing will be-
gin promptly at Q o'clock.
The floor committee will be com
posed of Messrs. James Forbes and
Graham.
Kim Hall Is magnificent hall fur
nished i'm lavish style. A large and ele-
CANT piano forms part OF the halls APP
poitment:. Ehe building cost complete
$4,000.
NOTES OF PERSONAL INTEREST.
DR.. Goodman. of The Marine Hospital
Service, will return tomorrow from a
leave of 'th!rty days.
Miss Jennie Pritchett. of Petersburg,
was the guest of Norfolk friends last
Tuesday.
Miss Chandler Mcdaniel. of North Ca
l. .;.I,
1917 Butte street.
Miss Louise Pannill. of Peters burg.
Is in the city the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. George NJ. Pollard. on York street
Miss Lucy Ward. of Botetourt street,
left last evening for Baltimore where
she will spend Il week with friends.
Miss Annie Taylor, Of York street. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wise. in WASH
igton city.
Mr.. James Layton Hubbard spent seve-
raj days in New York last week.
Mr. Frank Norvell was In Richmond
last week.
Miss Farnum OF No. 1l2 York street.
left for Washington last Monday.
Miss Barry, OF No. 2S 1soush street
left las: Tuesday for Washington city.
Mr. Saunders Taylor. who was so bad
" hurt in the recent game OF football
between Norfolk and Portsmouth is
able to be out.
The engagement of Miss Grace Eyre
Of Baltimore To Mr.. Richard b. Taylor
of this city is announced
Miss Ethel Nicely, who Is one of Nor
folks sweetest sopranos, sang several
old songs In a most charming manner
at the Stringfellow lecture Wednes DAY
in Masonic Temple.
Mrs. J.W. Gummey. who has been visit
ing Mrs. y. II. Grlndy. on Freemason
street. has gone to Augusta to join he:.
husband.
MARRIAGES. OF THE WEEK.
Mr.. Walter Livingston Bil!soly, OF
Portsmouth. and Miss Lillian Gordon
Ellis. of this city. were married We'd
nesday at ST. Mary.s Catholic church.
After sojourn a I Old Point and tour
North, the newly welded couple will lie.
side In Portsmouth
Mr., James Afr!end and Miss Marie
Louise Hume were married Wednes-
day. Rev. Father r. J. Wilson, of the
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfrend are OH tour
North.
Mr.. William j. Baxter Jr, and Miss
Louise de Musset Hudgins were MAJ
| ried Wednesday at the home of the
brides parents, Brambleton. Rev. Father
poherty. of St. Mary's performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter are
spending few days North.
Mr.. George ALDER: Wilson, of Norfolk
county. and Miss Bette G. Butt of Nor-
folk. We're married Wednesday. Rev. Il.
ID. Tucker, ID. d., officiating. After the
ceremony the newly welded couple and
| their friends partook of a wedding feast
a.: Grea; Bridge.
| Mr.. Do2ier w Northern. of Norfolk
county. and Miss Annie NJ Wiley. of
Great Blidge. We're married ~: the
brides home, Rev. Mr. Wood. OF the NJ.
= r. Church. performing the ceremony.
Mr.. j T.. Welsh. OF Newport News.
| and Miss Fannie Bailey, OF Parmcle.
y. c.. were married Wednesday in this
city Rev. DR.. j. K. Howerton. Ofiiciat-
| ing. They left for Newport News.
! Mr. William l.. New and Miss Bette
| kerscy Borum, OF Portsmouth. were
married al the residence of the bride :
mother in that city Wedne day. Rev l..
r. Betty. CT Monumental Methodist
| Episcopal Church. performing the cere-
| mOny. Mr.. and MS. New left on the
! Washington steamer for Northern
| trip.
NJ. Louis l.. Kaufman, a we'll known
young citizen of Charleston, W. Va.
| ana Miss Julia c. Forcheimer. of this
city. We're married Tuesday at the resi-
| denCe of Major Alexander Hart, No. o.
| Yarmouth street. After an extended
| Southern tour Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman
will reside in Charleston, w. Va.
Mr. Oscar Thomas Edwards and Miss;
| Rebecca Preston Elliott, both of this
| city. were married Thursday in Balti-
| more. Rev. Junius w. Willard. of Flu
taw Baptist Church, performing the GER
| emony.
| Unique Contrivnnce.