The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-06
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM
The DoIngs Of the Swagger Set Both
At Home and Abroad.
THERE WERE NO EVENTS IN PAST WEEK
or Unusual Importance to Upper Ton.
dom-Personal Mention or Those
Who Come md Go-Among she
Elite at Famous old Point Com.
fort, whore the Season is SIN On.

Mr.. Cauley Dey. of No. ia Butte street.
has returned to the University of North
Carolina. His friend. Mr.. Lake, of New
York. accompanied him.
Mr.. j. B. johnson, of Wilmington. N.
C.. is the guest of friends at Old Point.
Mr.. Walter Bilisoly left Friday night
for Niagara Falls.
Miss y. l.. Ogilvie, of Wood street. is
in Martinsburg.
N1r. Arthur b. Tebbltts, is In New York
Mr.. Kensey Johns, Is spending some
time in Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Ewell. Leading supra no
OF Epworth NJ. e. church. was in III: city
Thursday.
MIR. Herbert X. Dodson, lef. for Raj.
timore last evening.
Mr.. j. Shaw Ballard, Of England, has
returned TO the city after three months
spent abroad.
Mrs J.: c; Little, OF Olney Hoad. Client,
Is In Winchester
Miss Aline Jones' of 40 Br,yer street
Is In Martinsburg. Va
Mrs. A. G.. Lewis left last week for
Baltimore county, Md.
MIR. Hamilton is in Washington.
Miss Young, sister of Rev. DR.. w. ].
Young. who has been spending some time
mere. left for Baltimore last week
Mrs. Bryan, of 112 Lovitt avenue, Is
spending some time In Whit cid.
Miss Grace II. Jones is spending the
iioh'h a. IliSutduu lJeacn, ". j.
Mr. !. w. Hanson, of las Granny street.
is in Washington city.
Mr.. w. b. Randall, Of Richmond, was
here last week
Misses Flora and Lillian Doison, of
son. at the Atlantic.
Mrs j. w. Perry, and Miss Perry arc
spending the month at Wytheville, Va.
Mrs l.. A. Biggs, of Duke street. left
Yesterday Mes ~ morning n for Ellison. Va.
last week for Chase City. to spend the
month Of September
MT. II. b. Reardon. OF No 16O CRANKY
street, is enjoying summer life at Noun
tain Lake.
Messrs James and Pinkney Payne. who
attended the fancy dress bali at the
Roanoke Red, last week, have returned.
Mr.. James A. Coleman Is in Chase
City. Va.
Virginia Reach.
Miss Julia r Lippman, of st. Louis,
who has been a guest at the Hancock
cottage, VIII shortly return.
Miss Sawyer, who has been spending
several delightful weeks with Mrs. Pol
lard. has returned to her home in Ealti-
more.
Miss Helen Gould, of Baltimore, after
visit OF several weeks returned TO her
home Tuesday.
Mr.: Luther Longshore. of Washing
q
MIR. Samuel Wilson, of Petersburg, is
at the Beach
One of the most popular guests 1T Mere
dith's cottage is gay young DR.. c. E.
Ferguson, of Washington city.
Miss Lillian Griffith, who has been
spending several delightful weeks at
Evening rest" the pretty summer home
or Mr.. r. A. Dodson, has returned to
Norfolk
Miss Pitzer. of Richmond, is very
popular young lady at the Beach.
Society at Old Point.
Lieut.. z. w. Hubbard left on the LIST
for Culpeper. Va. where he will join his
FAMILY and spend some time Lieut..
McNnir left the same day to Join his
FAMILY at Oatlands. Loudon county, Va.
Lieut.. Samuel a. Kephart left on the
I'd for Cussen. Pa. on a two months
leave. He Will not return here.
Or George Q. Squire spent two days
this week in Washington.
Lieut.. Arthur w. Chase left Wednes-
dav on the Washington boat. 1t is ru-
mored he has very important business
somewhere in the neighborhood of
Washington.
Capts John l.. Irivmon. Third Artil-
ierV ami John p. Story. Fourth Artil-
lerv are detailed as members OF the
hoard of officers here vice Major Henry
G., Hasbrouck. Fourth Artillery. and
Cant. James NJ. Ingalls,, First ARTILLERY,
respectively. who are relieved
Col. William B. Lone and wife, who
spent good deal of their time here at
the Hygeia. are now at Cabourg, Onta-
rio. Canada.
Capt. Robley d. Evans il is said, will
be assigned to duty as n member OF
the Lighthouse Board in q few weeks.
ms The relief of Capt. j. X. Bartlett, who
is stated for sea duty.
The next President will have the an
nointment of two heterogeneous and
ten brieadler-gener on accounts of
age limit.
The engagement is announced of
Major Charles a. Booth, quartermas-
ters department. and Miss Virginia
singleton Brown. daughter of Hon and
Mrs John Y. Brown. of Kentucky. The
wedding is to be a quiet home affairs
ana Will occur in the early fall at the
residence of the brides parents at Lou
isville. During her fathers administra-
ton as Governor of Kentucky Miss
Brown was a universal favorite where
her sweet. gracious manners and nobi-
itv of character made friends of all who
met her.
Miss Bradley. Miss Florence Keeble
Bradley and Mrs. Horace Bradley of St.
Louis. have been guests at the Hygeia
for month or more.
Miss Mary Wilberger n pretty young
Girl from Memphis. is at the Hygeia.
over one hundred people were regis
tered at the Chamberlain last Thursday.
1t Is swell place. The entire house is
lust as fine as can be. The meals are
served in the highest style and every
thing is artistic and elegant The army
ana navy have chosen 1t for their head