Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
IN SOCIETY'S REALM

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Once more do We welcome June,
beautiful June, the month Of sunshine
and roses: June, scattering her flowers
here and there, proclaiming that sum
mer Is come with all of her attractive
ness and charm. In the trees. now
covered with their brilliant foliage, do
the birds MARBLE merrily, singing in
their ha22ness that summer has re-
turned. The month which the sweet |
girl graduate herself June rose,
claims as her own. Happy school days |
s-the spring-time of life-have almost |
ended and irksome duties are over.
The debutantes of last winter are |
eagerly anticipating the summer days, |
which they will spend wandering about
the mountain paths Or down the sandy
beach. But the dcbutante is not the
only one who is looking forward to
these strolls. and her older sister. who
knows their pleasure. smiles with de-
light at the thoughts of what is IN
store for her. June brings love and
orange blossoms. and merrily do the
wedding bells peal forth their song.
The summer resorts now offer their
usual attractions, for on Thursday Old
Point. Virginia Beach and Ocean View
threw open the doors of their hotels for
the accommodation of their summer
guests and the people OF Norfolk arc
and evenings spent where the Wild
waves beat u2en the shore.
One of the most delightful social
events OF the season was the party
given by Mr.. r. Lancaster Williams,
OF Richmond, in honor OF Miss Bessie
Doyle. The party, consisting. of Mr.
Walter Doyle, Miss Bessie Doyle. NJ ISIS
Susie Reid. Miss Lucy Brooke. Miss
Marguerite Taylor, Miss Alice Kelly
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geant. MIR. Washington Taylor Mr.
Wake TruXton, MI W. Hunter Bal
MT: Thomas w. Shelton and Mr. r. L.
Williams, boarded Lambert's Point
car at o'clock and n short while after
were gaily dancing the hours away. \
delightful supper was served and was
most important feature of tho even
1rg. This event was indeed a. charming
one and. despite the storm which ragged
was great success.
At the invitation OF Mr.. and Mrs.
cambridge Burwell, n party. 1T on the
Virginia Beach train at O'Clock Fri
DAY evening to enjoy n two weeks stay
Mt that charming ocean resort The
mouse party Will be held ut the COTTAGE
or the Hon. Merritt 7. Cooke. ana prom
1ses to be one OF the most CHARMING,
ever given at the Beach. Among those
who are partallirg OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Burwelis hospitality are Judge and
ME Burwell. of Charlotte, n. c.; Miss
Antoinette Burwel of Stntesvne. n.
C.; Mrs. Burwell and Miss Frances
Burwell of Charlotte, and Miss Rena
Burwel.
The Misses Reed gave very delight
dul sailing party on Monday afternoon
in honor of their guest. Miss Barnet
Miller, OF Columbia, S. c. The party
left at o'clocls and sailed to Craney
Island and back under a fair breeze.
On their return the party adjourned TO
the home OF !ac Misses Reed on York
street where n charming supper await
ed them. Those who made UP this hap
py party We're Mrs. ]. T. S. Reed. Miss
Miller Miss Mary Belle White. Misses
Ruby. Margaret. Kyle and Lula Reed.
Mr.. Jas. Reed. Mr. Barnet. Mr.. w A.
Ross. Mr.. j. P. Turner and Mr.. S. A.
Woodward.
Invitations have been received In
Norfolk to the marriage OF Miss Martha
Hampton Turner to Mr.. William Lati-
mer Cooke. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday, June 14th. at
o'clock at the Thirteenth Street Girls
ian Church in Newport News. Miss
Turner Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Madison Turner. of that city.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle has returned
from Georgetown, where she has been
attending the convent.
Miss Susie Strachn. OF Petersburg.
IS the guest OF Miss Lun!e Pannin. at
Virginia Beach.
Miss Minnie Boykn, OF SmithneId. is
The guest OF Miss Margaret Old. on
Freemason street.
Miss Louise Mayo who has been the
guest of Miss Minnie Baker. in Client.
has returned to her home in Richmond.
Mr. M. A. AGclasto will leave shortly
for Dallas, Tex, where he will in future
make his home. much TO the regret OF
fhe many friends ne pes-see.z-4=ass; n Nor
folk.
Miss Rachael Cooke. OF Richmond.
came Saturday to be the guest of the
Misses Nash. on Freemason street.
Miss Manic Randolph. OF Richmond.
the Misses Randolph, on Frecmason
street. has returned home
Mrs. McBce, Miss Rosa McBee ana
Miss Sawyer have returned after
pleasant weeks stay in New York
Mrs. Roland Curtin LETT last week to
visit her mother, Mrs Hammereley, in
New York.
Mrs. DuT3arry and Miss Louise Du-
Barry have returned after an extern |
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