The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-04
SOCIAL CAYETY
O TAE PAST Week
What Has Been Going On
In the Whirl.
MANY PLEASANT AFFAIRS
Have Gone 10 Make Up a Week Of
Quiet Enjoyment.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS
ME- TazewelI Taylor to Wee Miss Anne
MOncurc McCaw Next Wednesday,
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APPROACHING NUPTIALS
Mr.. Tazcwell TayIorto Wed Miss Anne
MOncurc NcCaw Next Wednesday,
improvements at ihc Couutry Club
Many Item Of Personal Interest
other Social News.

Norfolk society has not been In a
hiiariously gay mood for the past week,
but that it has enjoyed the necting
moments Of Lententidc there is no gain
saying.
APPROACHING NUPTIALS.
The event in which tho many friends
OF the happy EroOm-clect are most in
tercsted III at present. is the marriage Of
Mr.. Tazewell Taylor, 4 popular young
society man and Il rising attorney, Of
Norfolk. who will wed Miss Anne Mon
cure McCaw at the residence of DR..
James ID. NIoncurc. at williamsburg, on
Wednesday,. the It'll instant.
The wedding will Gbc quite a quiet
affair owing to II recent bereavement,
and the only attendants Will be N1r. ID.
Lawrence Groner, of Norfolk. who will
act as best man, and Miss Mary I2cid
McCaw, maid of honor.
The officiating ministers will fbe Rev.
DR.. Otto S. Barten. OF Norfolk, and Rev.
DR.. Hartley Carmichael, of Richmond.
The following of his friends will ac-
company Mr.. Taylor to williamsburg:
James Iredell Jenkins, James Uuquhart
Goode, Edward r. Baird, Jr., r. G. Tay-
lor. Jr., d. Lawrence. Groner, Isaac c.
Wake.
Preparations are now being made to
lay out the tennis courts at the Country
Club.
STAG PARTY.
Mr.. William III. Taylor gave 4 stag
party to several of his friends on Thurs
day evening at his rooms, on Olncy
Road, Client.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.. Jarvis have issued
invitations to the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Maude Odcll, 10 Mr..
Frank Carlton Runncls, the ceremony to
take place Tuesday afternoon, the 18th
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farm, Princess Anne county.
TILE KIRMISs.
Who in all Norfolk is not delighted at
the prospect Of again Witnessing the
l<irmiss? The rehearsais are now on
II the leading parts will be taken by
those who participated in the last Kir-
miss.
The selection Of Miss Lizzie Lauder as
queen Of the pageant is Il most happy
one. Under the skillful management or
the Norfolk Lady Commissioners TO the
Tennessee Centennial the event will. be
very sure to be a great success.
Mrs. Blandin, OF Boston, is the guest Of
AIRS. OConnor, on Yarmouth street.
Lieutenant Robert W. Rose, United
States Army, was in the city yesterday
greeting his Norfolk friends. lie is now
stationed at Columbus Barracks. Ohio.
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COUNTRY CLUB TIEA.
The regular Saturday evening tea and
reception at the Country Club ycster-
day was a most enjoyable affair. The
good weather tempted many members to
go down on their wheels.
Miss Anderson and Miss Lobe Glas-
gov, OF Richmond, arc visiting Mrs.
Frank Clark, on York street.
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Miss Addison, of Richmond, is he
guest Of Miss Elizabeth Taylor on
Bute street
Mrs Albert Grandy expects to visit
friends in Richmond next week.
Miss Mabel Vaughan will cave Mon
a evening to visit friends in l5alti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Groncr, of Rich
mond, are visiting General v. d. Gro
ner, on College Place.
A beautiful and modern bowling al
ley, recently erected by the Country
Club will be opened the early part Of
the coming week, when a bowling party
will be given.
APRIL FOOL PARTY.
Miss DeBree Higgings gave Il charm
iiS I3pil Ool party at the country
Club Thursday night. The features in
%troduced were unique and original, and
thoroughly enjoyed.
BOAT CLUB 11NT1ERTAINMENT
The Norfolk Boat Club will give n
handsome entertainment on the occa-
sion Of their annual meeting, Monday
night. !
The Easter chimes WILL be followed