The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-27
PLEASURE'.S DOMAIN
Reception at leache,Wood Seminary 10
the Glass Of '96.
LAST OF The STAR COURSE SERIES
MIR. Edward Elliott, the Noted Impcr-
sonntor, Entcrtnins n Lnrse Audi.
dicncc-1Halcyonc Clubs second
. ucrrinn-siiver Oircrine rs Cum
bcrlnnd Street Methodist Church.

quite the most agreeable affair OF its
sort or the year was the charming re-
ceptlon given yesterday afternoon by
MISSES west anu Stegar, Of Leache-
" o ,o Seminary, in honor OF the Glass
OF w. Miss West was too i'll to appear,
l'put found an admirable substitute III her
sister, Miss Marion West, who, together
with Miss Stegar anu Miss Mamie
cooke, assisted the young ladies Of the
Giass, Misses Tucker, Dunston, King,
Waddy and Collins, to receive
Invitations had been sent to the
irlends or these young ladies and of the
institution, and We're unanimously re-
sponded to. the spacious and tastefuily
decorated parlors Of the Seminary being
thronged with q brilliant gathering OF
Norfolk's most cultured people Dainty
refreshments were served informally,
Miss Staten being in charge OF the coffee
table, and Miss Van Ullrich doing the
honors at the tea stand. The other
sisted in this delightful task.
After s O'Clock the Kindergarten hall
was thrown open. and a number or mas
cul!ne worshipers at the Shrine of Terp-
Sichore and Venus, having arrived In
the meantime. dancing was INDUCED In
until late in the evening.
THE HAI-CICI< CLUBS GERMAN.
The Halcyon German Clubs second
german was given ut NIontetiorc hall
last evening and was Il most successful
eNh' IlidTheu ny the
attendance Of almost the full member
ship and their feminine friends \
charming visiting guest was Miss OPP
bella Butler, Of Roanoke. Mr.. j. Ringold
Guy led the german With his usual grace
and suavity, Introducing many novel
figures. A supper followed at midnight.
Preceding the german a varied pro-
Eramnc OF dances were in order.
LAST or THE SEASON.
The last Star Course entertainment Of
the present season was given at Y NJ
G. ~. hall last evening to the usual large
and cultured audience by Mr. Edward T.
Elliott. the noted impersonator and
monolosust. Mr. Elliott selected for
his thmee Hazel Kirl,e,"' a spirited lit
lie drama which gave ample opportuni-
ties for him to exhibit his remarkable
gifts Of representation ana elocution.
The audience. to say the Very least was
highly pleased and admirably enter
tanned throughout.
The public, and especially that por
ton of II which held season tickets to
the Star Course series. regrets the ter
animation of a course which has been
exceptionally fine, combining entertain
ment and instruction in rare and pleas
ing proportion
a SILVER OFFERING.
The Young Mems Society OF Cumber-
land Street Methodist church gave a
Very delightful entertainment last even
ing in the lecture-room of the church,
WnlcN was CrOWucd WIN an aDDrec1atlNo
audience. The receipts from the silver
offerings were sratifyngly large. The
programme rendered was so excellent in
all its numbers that no single one may
be complimented above the others.
Capt. Frank Cunningham, the sweet
voiced tenor, added much 10 the pleasure
of the occasion by several selections rem
dered In his own individual way. Prof
Eorjes ofliciated as musical director
The programme was as follows:
! ]. y. NJ. G.. y. Orchestra.
=. Recitation -. Miss Mary b. Thurston
3. Soprano Solo. -. Miss Ella b. Bryan
| I. Piano Solo. Miss Annie Moore
5. Tenor Solo. Capt. Frank Cunningham
! 6. Y. M. c. y. Orchestra.
Il. Diamond Observation-Disclosures. Parsons,
Bullock. Jacobs and Crocker.
| s. Violin Solo. Miss Florence Durham
| .. Soprano Solo. Mrs. l.. j. Roberts
10. Bass Solo. MI NJ Etheridge
| H. Piano Duett-Nlisses Thomas and
balance.
10 Tenor Solo Capt Frank Cunningham