Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09

within the hall would have never led
cheer prevailed. Among the strangers
who were present were Miss Norvell
Craighill. OF Lynchburg; Misses Cow
man. Patterson. Bonsal and Slingbuff,
OF Baltimore: Miss Tayloe, OF New
YORK; the Misses McCalla, OF the navy
Shore; Mr.. Roper, Of Petersburg; Mr..
watkins. OF Richmond.
I'm a Persian Garden" will be sung
on the 9th by the best talent from
Richmond and Norfolk. and i'm conjunc-
ton with tea will be presented under
the auspices OF the Kings Daughters
for their charity work. This promises to
be q delightful occasion. and 1t is hoped
that the financial side will be as much
or q success as the social.
The annual banquet and election of
officers of the Country Club took place
at the club had been profusely and elab-
orately decorated with flags and foliage,
with cut flowers to add a touch of color
to the pretty scene. The members of
this attractive club and their friends
rode to Lambert's Point in special cars
and were carried to the clubhouse in
buses. which had been provided for
the occasion. The Naval Post Band fur
nished the music on this occasion, and
dancing was INDUCED in and greatly
and all declared this one of the most
pleasant of the receptions which have
been given at this popular club.
Miss Annie Henry. Miss Nellie Little.
Miss Sue Payne, Miss Lissie Hilliard.
Miss Mary Mcguire Chamberlain and
MISS Emily Wilson will attend the
grand opera In Baltimore next week.
Miss Bessie Prince. of CORTLAND, Is
the guest of Mrs. Sebrell, on Dartmouth
street.
Miss Mary Stegar. Of Richmond, is
visiting her aun$Mrs. Stegar, on Gran
by street.
Mrs. Robert Tunstall, Of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. Charles Tunstall, on
f'reemaSon street.
Miss Leila Hobson has returned from
Baltimore. where she has been spend
ing Easter.
Misses Nettie and Katherine Newbill
nave been spending q few days with
their aunt, Mrs. Beckwith Of New York.
at the Chamberlin Hotel.
MISS Nan FREEMAN returned Mon
day from a delightful visit to Washing
ton.
On Friday evening Miss Mamie Free
man entertained the Just So" Club
Progressive hearts were INDUCED in,
and pretty prizes were awarded. Those
who were present were Misses Mary
Newbill. Miss Mary Duncan, Miss Eta
Sharpe, Miss Louise Jones. Miss Mary
Baylor. Miss Leila Hobson, Miss Annie
Mason. Miss Sallie Lawson. Miss Mary
Stegar. Miss Addie Pigman, Miss Alice
Williams. Miss Carolyn Cohn, Miss Me-
lissa Payne. and Messrs. Randolph
Cooke. George Payne. Frank Murden,
Richard Burroughs. Lewis Sharp.
Richard Baylor. Robert Payne, Rich
ard Waldorf, Wickham Taylor. Davis
Jordan. Herman COIN. Griffith Dodson.
Tom Hume, Baldwin Myers, John VIII
liams and Eugene Payne.
Miss Pattie Taylor entertained a few
OF her friends Wednesday morning at
her home, ON York street. The affair
was a. luncheon. and was most de.
llghtful casion.
Mr. Vim. Richards and Miss S. Kin
dred Williams will sing at Chamber
lin Hotel. Old Point tonight.
Miss Mamie F. Doyle IS visiting tho
Misses Farmer. at Wilson, N. c. Be-
fore returning home she will spend
several days with her sister. Mrs. r.
w. FARMER, at Rocky Mount, n. C.
Miss Ella Doyle has returned home
from delightful visit of three months
TO relatives and friends at Monroe.
North Carolina.