The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-09

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sister. Mrs. a. C. Freeman. on Boush
street. 50 S. $50 K }s.I.'
Mr.. Charles Otis Barron has returned
from visit to Richmond county
Engineer Stlckney, of the United
States Navy. who spent the Christmas
holidays here with Mrs. Milhado, of
Butte street, has returned to his ship.
Mr.. w. D. Crowell Is away on q
\ Northern trip. He will visit Halifax.
N. s.. before, his return.
| bishop a. NJ. Randolph, who had been
| In Baltimore FOR some days, returned
Thursday morning.
Miss Gardner, of Richmond, is visit
ing Mrs Catharlne Heath, daughter of
Judge Heath, of Butte street
Miss jamie Flemming vashin. OF
| Richmond. is the guest of Miss Orcto
Lee King, at her home, on Freemason
street.
Mrs. Walter Allen Lawrence, Of
Richmond, Is visiting the Misses King
at their home, No $50 Freemeson street,
.
Miss Donnelly returned to her home
In Richmond Tuesday
RECEPTION.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Roberts complimented their guest, Miss
| Donnelly of Richmond, with n hand
some reception. The parlors were beau
tlfully decorated with holly and cedar.
and the prevailing colors were pink and
| green.
The Wednesday Morning Card Club
held meeting last week at the resi-
uence OF Mrs. Clarence A. Woodard. in
Client. One of the prizes, q silver shoe
nook. was won by Mrs. Robert M.
Hughes. and the other, a silver nall
i,lc. was won by Mrs. Nathaniel Bea-
man Mrs. Walter II. Doyle won one
Oh inc second prizes. silver pen knife,
while Mrs Sam Lloyd won the other
second prize. silver paper cutter The
ladies present were: Mrs George M.
Pollard. Mrs. Philip e. Yeatman, Mrs.
| walter II. Doyle, Mrs. c. Brooks John
sion, Alls Nathaniel Beaman, Mrs
Frank Anthony Wake. Mrs. Adam
Ireadweil. Mrs. r. NJ. Hughes, Mrs.
Miss Foss. Mrs. Edmund RuHin, Mrs.
Harry G. Balm. Mrs. Samuel Lloyd.
fhe scores were kept by Mrs. CLAIR
ence Woodland and Mrs. Ernest Wood
ard
~ pleasant euchre party was given
ny MISS Mary Walton at her home, on
6ute street, last Monday. compliment
tary to her guest, Miss Margaret Ram
say.
The subscription german given Mon
day night at the Temple was led by
Messrs. Sam. Pannill and John Wing
Held. The chapcroncs were Mcsdames
George NJ. Pollard, William Chamber
lame and Charles r. Enrich.
"a pleasant hop was given at the
navy-yard Tuesday afternoon.
reception, which was one Of the
pleasantest events of the week, was
given Thursday evening by Miss Leila
Garnett complimentary to Mrs. Rich
ard Baker Taylor and to Miss Middle
ton, OF Baltimore, who is her guest
The house was beautifully decorated.
me guests were received by Mrs. Theo-
dore Garnctt. Miss Garnett. Mrs. II. b.
Taylor and Miss Middleton.
The Shakespeare Clubs New Year
entertainment at Montefiore Hall last
Wednesday evening was thoroughly
charming affair a full account of the
event has already appeared in these
| columns. The musical programme was
beautifully rendered by the Mozart
| Chorus Glass
| Mrs. Frederick Killiam gave n pleas
ant card party to a few friends at her
home, on Duke street, last Tuesday
Mr.. Guy NJ. Mason returned last Mon
| day to college in the West Virginia
ailer spending the vacation at his
| home. on York street.
Miss Frances Hodgson has returned
from Washington, after delightful
visit of three weeks with her aunt,
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Miss Ethel Hardy gave a charming
soiree to her class at her Boush street
residence Friday evening.
After the german Monday night Mrs.
George NJ. Pollard gave a. supper TO
her guest and their escorts.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Randolph gave n
| charming at home Friday afternoon
| She was assisted in receiving by Miss
Baldwin,, of Savannah, who is her
| guest
The Country Club gave its usual
Saturday reception yesterday after
| noon.
A COMING CONCERT.