The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-01
GERMANS BEGIN SOON
The Senior Club Has Now Completed Its
Schedule for The Season.
THE SOCIAL SEASON is NOW UNDER WA,
Ana NorfoIk's Nospitnblc Homes
Beginning to FIJI Up with the
Usuaa Influx or Winter Guests
Events Forthcoming soon Many
Items OF Personal Interest.

The absent ones have nearly all re-
turned and the first german, which oc-
ours on the 9th. will be well attended.
Many OF the hospitable homes of Nor
folk are also beginning to receive their
winters guests, and many fair ones
from Il distant will grace the earlier
sociai events of the young season.
Mr. John ID. Coupcr after six months
ing.
Mrs: o. a. Sledge returned from
"ashinSton Friday morning, where she
mas been on Il visit Ia friends.
Miss Edna Ryals. a charming soprano
vi hoahoKe, Va. is visiting Mr.. and
VIII sing at The evening service at Ep-
worth NJ. l.. Church to-day
Paymaster Smith. u. :. N, now on
uuty in this city. will be succeeded on
me 10Th Of November b. Paymastes
Eidredsr. Paymaster Smith goes to
China. His many friends in this city
VIII regret to part with him.
Mrs ii. j. Gielow. formerly of Norfolk.
put now residing in Brooklyn. is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. w. Y. Barron, Free
mason street.
Captain Charles l.. Moore. represent
ing the Army and Navy journal, who
mad been here for several weeks, re-
ceived u telegram Friday night an
nouncing the extreme Illness of his
rather in Lynchburg. and left at once
Tor that city.
Bishop a. NJ. Randolph and family
nave returned TO the city for the winter.
Mr.. a. Is. Lowenberg, who was mar
rieu IN sullivan, Ind, last week to Miss
Goodman, OF that place. returned to the
cry with MS bride last Sunday. They
Will reside in Client.
-, Miss Grace DogGan. OF Memphis,
Tenn, who Is one of the most popular
bellies OF that city is the guest OF Mr:.
William NJ, Cooke. on York street.
Miss Mary Marrow. of Hampton, is
the guest of Miss Annie Old, on Freema-
son street
cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage in Washing
ton city. of Miss Lille Compton, of
Laurel. Md, TO Mr.. Harold Reese of
New York
Miss Louise Du Barry who has been
pending the summer at Northern wa
telfng places has returned to the city
Mr.. Frank Meador. of Trenton, N j..
greeted his Norfolk friends Friday
Miss Rosa McBee. the charming
daughter of Captain V. Il. McBee, of
this city. is one of the most charming
debutantcs of the season.
The dates for the first five germans
OF the Senior German Club have been
liked for November 9th, November Goth,
and December 4th. The Christmas ger
man will take place on December 18th,
and the New Year german will take
place January 4th.
Miss Ellen Terry, of the Navy Yard.
has returned home from a trip to Balti-
more and Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. D. Nichols, of l3l
Windsor avenue, celebrated the TWEEN
t!cth anniversary of their marriage on
Thursday evening. .?t;i instant, q;
wnich there was quite Il gathering. Mr.
AID Mrs. Nichols received the congratu-
lations OF their friends and mos; pleas
ant evening was spent.
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Cra,!c will hc
lat home" during the winter AZ - Col
lege Place on Mondays after 3.
Miss Patty Taylor. who has been The
guest of DR.. and Mis-. Robert Tunst III
Taylor in Baltimore. has returned TO
her home in this city.
Miss NJ. Belle Irvine returned from
New York Yesterday