The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-30
ComIngs and GoIngs Of Norfolk Society
During the Past Week.
DAzzLIAGLY BEAUTIFUL BAL POuORE
An Event or First Social Importance
-sIany Prctty Afternoon Tens
FInvo characterized tho Week.
Art League KcccptIon-D. a. RPS
Coming Entertainments.


Monday afternoon from s to O'Clock.
| when IL short paper will be read, giving
il little sketch of each of the charter
members of the chapter and Il brief
resume Of the work of the organiza-
ton.
The Virginia Club will give ladies'
reception on Tuesday.
Mrs. I2vcrcttc St. John will give a
reception on Thursday at her home, in
Frcemason street.
The Misses Starkc will be at home
on Wednesday.
Mrs. ouimby will give reception
| complimentary to her niece, Miss
Bernard, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Minatrce, of Lynchburg. spent
several days in the city last week.
The Misses Irvine and their guests
Misses Collins and Mason, are spending
few days at the Beach.
Protector Bellezza gave very pleas
ant soircc ut the Temple last evening
complimentary to the young folk of the
West End.
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of relatives in the city, returned to
Washington Wednesday.
Miss May Lannahan, of Baltimore, is
expected this week on a visit to Mrs.
Rowland Nash, in Client.
Miss Eleanor Terry is the guest OF
friends in Baltimore.
Miss Craighll, of Lynchburg, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. IL. III. S. Handy,
in Client.
RliSa Spillcr, of Wytheville, Is the
guest of Miss Lizzie Bowdoin, in Char
lotte street.
Mrs. James NJ. Jordon gave delight
full tea Wednesday afternoon at her
home, on Bank street, in honor OF Misses,
Mason and Collins, of 1tagerstown, Md,
who are the guests of the Misses Irvine.
Miss Sallie Wake gave charming
lea at her residence, in Boush street,
Wednesday afternoon.
The Misses Drummond gave n beau
tifui tea Wednesday afternoon. compli-
mcntary TO their guest, Miss Todd, of
Baltimore.
Miss Alyce Dey has returned from a
two months visit to Baltimore.
Thursday afternoon Miss Louise Du-
Barry gave tea at her residence, on
Duke street.
Miss Margaret Old on Thursday af-
ternoon give q lovely tea from : 10
O'Clock at her home, on Precursor
street. in honor of Misses Fontaine and
Cooke of Richmond, and Miss Craighill,
of LynchburG
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Annie
Merry will entertain at tea. given
complimentary to her guest, Miss Dade,
of Philadelphia.
The Misses Nash will give ten at
their home. on Freemason street, Tues
day afternoon, complimentary to their
guest Miss Hattie Cooke, OF Richmond.
Among the late arrivals is Mr.. Geo.
w. Ranck, the historical writer, of Ken
lucky, accompanied by Mrs and Miss
Ranck. They are stopping at No. 306
Duke street with the Misses Smith No
doubt Norfolk society will see 10 it that
they make a protracted visit.
Miss Calling and Miss Browne are
visiting Mrs, j. f. Cecil, in Butte street
Miss Anna Hemsley Turp.n. of Cen
trevilc, Md, is visiting Mrs. Frank r.
Dancy, corner Boush and Tazew,all
streets.
Misc Margc Sawyer. one Of Milwau
KEGS charming dehutantes is visiting
Miss Mci'ec, in Olney road, Client.
| Miss Maude Miller. of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of Miss Eleanor
! Terry, aboard the Franklin, returned
| nome last week.
Miss Grace Heath Jones has returned
| from Charles City county, where she
/ attended the Saunders Christian nun
| tails.
The navy yard hop last evening was
attended by many Norfolk folk. and
! was most delightful event
! Mr.. Frank Dade, Of Philadelphia, Is
the CUES; of fr:nds in the city
| Montefore Hall was the scene TUESDAY
night OF one of the larscs; society func-
| tons that ever occurred in Norfolk II
being the bal poudre given by tn, ladies'
TO their gentlemen friends in reciprocal
! ton OF the many enjoyable entertain
m&nts given by the latter during the
| present season. IT was n large affair.
! ana handsome In the extreme There
were colonial, empire and other Gle
| CANT costumes. and the especial ana
| distinguishing feature of the occasion
was powdered hair. which heightened
the beauty of the scene. Each young
lady invited gentleman escort, and a
general invitation was extended TO the
| Norfolk German Club which had tho
! effect OF bringing out a number nr s,t 40,