Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-10
SUFFOLK.
GIee Club Observation-Disclosures
and Social Notes.

SUFFOLK. VA. January 9.-Cspecial)-
Mrs. Mary J. Walker, OF Richmond, has
issued invitations to the marriage Of
her daughter. Clara Pauline, to Mr. Mil
lard T. Primer, Of Suffolk. the ceremony
to take place on Thursday evening, Janu-
airy q, 1897, at $50 O'Clock. al Park-Place
Methodist Episcopal church. South Rich
mond. The bride-eect has visited in
Suffolk. where she is very much admired
for her beauty and charming personality
Mr.. Primer is a well-known business
man Of Suffolk having conducted one
of our leading jewelry ESTABLISHING MS
for years. and is gentleman OF the
highest moral character. Immediately ar
ter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs Pinner
will take the Norfolk and Western tram,
leaving Richmond al 1880, for suffolk.
The University of North Carolina Glee
and Mandolin clubs gave one OF their
interesting concerts az the City Hall last
nieht. The clubs comprise twenty mem
beers. and the programme embraced
comic songs, and instrumental music on
mandolin, guitar, flute, and violin. Al
ter the concert the visiting students
were rendered a complimentary german
by the society young ladies and gentle
men Of Suffolk, which was quite a swell
affair.
"The Mlstletoe Bough." an elaborate
entertainment, embracing singing. reel
tations drills. pantomime, tabieauN,
| etc. viii be given at the City Hall next
Monday night, under the direction of
Professor NJ. J. Koncon, for the bene-
| fit of the Kings Daughters. The cast
comprises a number of our most accom-
plished lady amateur performers, and
over a hundred children will appear in
the drills and choruses.
Tom Smith Camp, Confederate Vete-
! rams, is making arrangements Tor cele-
| brating the anniversary OF General
| Robert r. Lees birthday. on the 18th in
slant. in a BETTING manner During
the day there will be a parade by the
members of the camp, and the two MILL
tary companies Of Sunolk-the Grays
and the Light Infantry. There VIII also
be an address delivered by Hon. h. u.
! Holland. Commemorative Attorney Tor
Nansemond county The Daughters of
the Confederacy, ever ready TO do what
they can for the veterans OF the Lost
! Cause. are arranging for a concert and
series Of tablcauX TO be given at the
| City Hall on the night of the 18th. The
merchants have been officially requested
| by the members of the camp TO close
| their places Of business on that day,
which will doubtless be more generally
observed here this year than ever before
Miss Elizabeth Booker will leave here
| next Monday or Tuesday for Louisville
| Ky. where she will spend several weeks
with her friend Miss Mary Thompson
Miss Kemper Culley, Of Norfolk, for
merly of Suffolk has been here for the
past week visiting relatives
Messrs. Edgar Applewhite and Henry
| Eley. who spent the holidays with rela-
tives in Suffolk have returned to Baitl-
more to resume their professional
studies in dentistry and pharmacy, re-
| spectively.
Mr.. Jarvis Stith is convalescing from
an attack OF sickness, which confined
him TO the house for two weeks.
Rev. Duncan Mcleod and wife. OF
Windsor. were guests Of r1atives in sur
folk yesterday.
Miss Wnbie Applewhite has returned
TO Isle Of Wight county, after spending
the holidays with her Suffolk relatives.
Past-Grand- Regent Walter +. IRVINE
and Vice-Grand-Regent Williams OF Nor
folk. paid an official visit last night to
Nansemond Council, No. 9l5, Roya
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