The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-31
WORLD OF SOCIETY
Concluded from Second pace,


by Mr.. Howe. The BOBBY prize MAS
won by Mr.. William Wilkinson.
Ihc ladies' present were rs roll,ws.
Misses Miriam Wilkinson. Kate Pei, Ida
i.iiis. Miss Howe. Miss Patt.c Sciden.
MISS Lizzie Pickett. Miss Baird, Miss
Mary Dobic, Miss Emily Baker Miss
annie Henry. Miss Wilcox. Miss Sharp.
MISS Bessie Baker. Miss Vcrmiliion
MISS Heath, Miss H%Srcampc. of Frclc-
rickSburg; Miss Carrie Walters, Mrs.
victor Parks, Miss B.llups, Miss Lena
Whitehead. ~
The gentlemen were rs follows. Mr.
George Goodridge, Mr.. Aaron Mi.hado
Mr.. William Wilkinson. Mr.. George
Moss, MIR. Charter Burruss. Mr.. Thomas
w shelton. Mr.. Lawrence Groner, Mr..
Frank Taylor. Mi. James T.. Heath. Jr
Mr.. y. Gordon M!lhado. Mr.. John How,
ell, Mr.. Tyler Smith, Mr.. Edward Henry,
MT. William Moore. Mr.. Albert Wood
ward. Mr.. Temple Vaughan. Mr.. Samuel
ranniil. MIR. Wills Culpepper, Mr.. Ar
thur smith, MIR. Kcnsey Johns, MIR.
James Goode, Mr.. Joseph DeJarnettc.
Mr.. Henry a. Ward has gone to Wor-
cestcr, Mass. to study medicine.
Colonel John S. Saunders. of palti-
more. was the guest last week of MIR.
William II. Taylor.
Mr.. Henry A.. Wise. Of New York. was
entertained by Mr.. James r. Heath, Jr..
last wee
SENIOR GERMAN.
The Senior Gu gave It's regular hi
weekly german nj the Masonic Temple
was In attendance and furnished the
music, Mr.. Tcnch Tilghman led The
d~ancers In his old time graceful fash
ion. The chaperones were Mcsdamel
kennedy. Burwell and Dobie.
ya M,ppns o, We D],sit9rs Were; Miss
OF Hagerstown, Md; Miss Lane. Of
Alabama: Miss Semple, of Virginia;
Miss Carr. of Washington: Miss Bell
Nass. of Danvi,le. Va; MI. and Mrs.
Fisher. of Maryland; Miss Sophie Smith.
or The navy-yard; Miss Fontalnc. of
Virginia.
supper was served at midnight.
Mr.. n. Chantcr Burruss. who has been
sick with Ia grippe. is out again.
The Saturday evening reception ut the
Country ciub was not he'd yesterday
on account of the weather.
The regular Saturday hop ut the navy
yard was held yesterday and was great
~ enjoyed.
HALCYoN CLUR's FIRST GERMAN.
% 'it'tS Ol NitIlIlln CUB gave IFS
hrSt dance at Monieiore hall Friday
night and !, was n highly enjoyable
event. The hall was prettily Decorated
ana an elaborate supper was served.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present.: Misses Maud and Mabel
Cruiser. Miss Prairie. of Richmond: Miss
Grace Price. Mss Davie. Misses Hickey.
Miss Hatton. Misses BERTHE ana FGic
Roper. Miss Drew. Misses Wood. Miss
Clara Fletcher. Miss I~IenIelly. MIR. and
Mrs. =. p. Bennett. Miss Sims. Miss
Triple. Mir: and Mrs. Hugh Steele.
Messrs. II. b. Price. Joseph c. Carroll,
Jr.. j. j. Hennelly. w. J.. Gum. w. l..
Butt. c. T.. Morrisetie. W. e. Hart. w.
l.. c. Elmo Burched. y. Tisch-
Ter. j. L.. Webster. r.. r. LAWYER. w. O.
Anderton. j. Ringgo.d Guy. w. NJ. Han
nan. Jr.. w. Il. Loughran. c. l.. Grim
stead.
Miss Louise Hammcrsley. of New
YORK, Is the charming guest Of Miss Du-
Barry, on Duke street.
Mr.. W. w. Sale is out again after a
slight ~indisposition.
Miss Lizzie Taylor. Of this city. de-
lighted an audience at Petersburg last
week. where she sang al a concert.
VIRGINIA ANTIQUITY SOCIETY.
The meeting of the Association for
w" Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
has been postponed 10 February 9Th.
The Norfolk branch of the Virginia
Antiquity Society has invited the Hon.
Nin. Wirt Henry 10 deliver his lecture.
Captain John Smith. the Story of
Jamestown" and he has kindly accept
ed. The subject will he of especial in
tc1cst 10 The Norfolk branch. as H.;
work is the care OF the Jamestown ruins.
Norfolk may justly feel a pride IN the
Virginia Antiquity Society because OF
tile active part taken in its o~rganiZa-
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