The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-02-27

Il Wfalrs.cichard G.. Taylor gave n pleas.
supper TO q small party Of his
..nds at the Country Club last night
I MIR. w. L. Wilkinson gave a bowling
party to II few of his friends last Fri.
day evening at the Country Club.
Mrs. Alfred Clay entertained Wed.
neSday afternoon at her handsome
| nome. on 13Oush street, sixteen mem
bcrs of the Young Ladies' Aid Society
| Of Frecmason Street Baptist church.
inc scene within the house was an
enchanting one, the table decorations
most beautiful and novel, ana in all
respects the affair was Il peculiarly en-
joyable one.
Mr.. y. w. Martin. of Baltimore, vls-
tied MIR. ]. Hugh Henry last week
Miss Katharine Brown, of Baltimore,
is The guest of Miss Annie Henry, in
Butte street.
Miss Eva Carter of Baltimore, is the
guest Of Mrs. George Chamberlain. i'm
Butte street.
Right here it is we'll to refer to
peculiar oversight made in all the pub
ilShcd references to 'Thc Nistlctoo
Rough" The success of the beautiful
minuet and May pole dance was due
largely to the work OF Prof A bel
lc"%a. of this city, who instructed the
participants in these dances.
\ pretty Colonial Tea" was given
for the benefit Of ST. Peters church at
l\!rn Hall Tuesday night. February
2.d. The following talent participates:
MISS Lucy Alice Jones, Miss S. Kindred
Williams. Mr. r. c. Tupman, Mr. Nor
dannt fthcrdgc, Mr.. w. ~ Britt, Mr.
Charles Borjcs, Miss Mamie II. Sea-
bury.
! The Day Nursery, through Miss Sal
lie w. Wake. secretary OF the Board
| or Governors, wishes to thank the
Young ladies for $40 received through
Mrs. Walter Upshur, Il balance from
the proceeds of the Bal Poudre.
The regular Saturday reception of the
| Country Club last evening was a very
delightful event. The ladies in charge
OF the reception were Mrs. Ecllam and
Miss Bland Taylor Some two hundred
| guests rode out on their wheels be-
| tween 4 and Z O'Clock. There was no
| dancing. but bowling was enjoyed and
delicious refreshments were served.
| The occasion was one Of the most fell
citious of all that have taken place at
| the club.
| mere was Eaycty at Virginia Beach
last Tuesday. Several parties went
| there TO enjoy the holiday and to do
| honor to the memory of the Father OF
| His Country.
The cottage Of Miss Mona Wilkinson
| had large and merry party, consist
Ing of Mr.. and Mrs. James; Riddle, Cap
tain and Mrs. John r. Todd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Howard, Miss Gill, Of Peters
burg; Miss Wilson, Miss Moss and Mr..
Waiter S. Martin.
| AT Mrs. 1dsl Gordon's cottage Miss
Bull and Miss Mary Leigh received
their friends.
Tho De Jarnettc cottage was filled
with joyous children, who went down
| to enjoy the sea brceZes and the holt
day ana excitement of q days outing.
Tho following special from Washing
| tom tells OF the marriage there last
Tuesday OF q popular young lady or
this city:
The marriage of Miss Jane Wcs-
ton PARKS. daughter OF Commodore
Marshall Parks, IF Norfolk Va. to DR.
George H. Rose, Of Norfolk was sol
emniHed quietly at the residence of the
brides brot'hor-in-law. Mr.. John Goode.
l.anicr Heights this afternoon. Rev
| l)r. WOOD. assistant rector Of ST. Mar
garets church, performed the cerc-
mony in the presence of the relatives
OIL DutR lamilieS. Ihc bride was at
tired In u Soingaway gown of royal
blue cloth, trimmed with black. She
wore 4 large picture hat and carried
q bouquet Of Parma viOlets Her
hand was given in marriage by her
father, Following the ceremony a COL
lation waS served ana DR.. anu Mrs.
Rose departed for Il tour North. Upon
their return they Will reside in historic
Rose mansion. in Norfolk.
Among those who witnessed the
marriage were Hon. John Goodc, MIR.
and Mrs. Wyuhe Parks, OF BALTIMORE;
Mrs. Holt Page and children. Miss Gay
Rlackford. Miss blanche Baker and
Mr.. Victor Parks, of Norfolk: Mrs
Herbert Lewis. of West Point, Va. and
Mr.. John Goodc Urquhart. OF Isle of
Wight county, Va.
On last Tuesday night at $50 O'clock.
at Christ Episcopal church, Miss Nina
Wickham Taylor, daughter of Col.
Walter II. Taylor. was married to
4 Capt Robert Williamson Tomlin by
the Right Rev. Alfred MaSill Ran
dolpii, ID. D., Bishop Of Southern. Vir-
GinIa, assisted by the Rev. Arthur S.
Lloyd rector of st. Iuke's church
Captain Tomlin was attended by his