The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-09-12
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
News Of the Happenings In Society During
the Week Past.
A. NOTABLE EVENT AT NASHVILLE
Prof KOermcr VIII GIvo n Grcnt
Organ Recital There or sept. I5,h-
The Catholic knights of America
Tourist Club TO Visit Hero Tuesdoy
-Somo Personal Mention.

The-C tholic knights of America
tourist Club. of Philadelphia, will ar
rive In Norfolk Tuesday morning al { 30
A. m. and will breakfast Il. The Atlantic
Immediately afterward. At 9:15 O'Clock
4 reception Will be given IN the parlors
of the hotel to Mr.. j. c. Carroll, the gu
preme secretary of the order, AFTER
which the party, will leave Oh the Old
Dominion steamer for Old Point. At /
p. m. luncheon will be had at the Hygela
and at 2:15 u. m. the fort will BE- visited.
after which the party will repair to the
Hygela for dinner, and leave at Z for
Washington.
On September 18th, Mr.. Anton r.
koerner, a. G. o., organist ard choir
master of Epworth NJ. e. church, will
give q recital upon the large centennial
organ al the Auditorium building on the
Exposition grounds at Nashville, Tenn.
lie will be assisted by Mrs. Pauline
koerncr-f1ovcmann, soprano; Mr.. Her
man-Hovemann, baritone. and MIR.
Chas. Borjes, violinist. The re-
cital will be from 2 to 8 p.
m, and will be one Of the most
brilliant events Of the exposition. It is
given under the auspices of the Sea-
board Air Line, and the n. c. 6 st. l..
railways.
a program Of the most artistic ana
elaborate character has been prepared,
including several numbers arranged by
Mr.. Koerner, whose wcll-known and
mastery ability insurcs the absolutely
certain success Of the recital.
An event which Is being looked for
ward TO with considerable interest Is the
opening OF Prof. a. l3cllczHa's dancing
classes. which will begin soon. The
evening classes will be held ut Monte
fore Hall and the afternoon classes at
Masonic Temple.
Miss Nellie Mason has returned home
from n delightful visit with friends in
Frankfort, Ky.
Mrs. c. II. Fall arrived home from
Wytheville Tuesday morning after 4
most delightful visit TO that popular
resort.
Mr.. ]. r. Bartol, OF Baltimore, who
has beech quite sick at st. Vincents
Hospital, is on the road to recovery.
Miss Mary Augusta Bull and Miss
Mary Land Leigh are at Virginia Beach,
the guests OF Mrs. George Marshall.
ue OIL MISS susan eat
man and MIR. Egerton has been an
nounced.
Miss Margaret Bull, who has been Wis
itinE relatives Ccl the Eastern Shore Of
Virginia, has returned.
Miss Daisy Hancock, who has been one
| of the most popular bellies of the Beach
this summer, has returned TO her home
i'll Danville, Va.
Miss Florence Wilson, OF Richmond,
w,lo has been visiting Mrs. George Pol
lard. ut Virginia Beach, has returned
| .omc.
Miss Emily Wilson has. returned to
the city after delightful visit to Miss
Annie Pannlll. at Virginia Beach.
Miss Virginia Starke Is entertaining
her cousin, Miss MARTIN.
Miss Ida Gordon is still Mt her moth
er's cottage at Virginia Beach.
Tn the near future the popular comic
opera "Erm!nie." Is to be produced here
by the best amateur talent OF Norfolk
and Portsmouth, under the able direc-
tlon OF Mrs. j. i. Shlpp. Rehearsals
are now being held for the chorus, and
the stage settings, which are very costly.
nave bcCn procured. The cast has not
Deen announced as set. but It Is stated
mat q number of favorites of both
cities Will assume the different roles.