Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-09
IN SOCIETY'S REALM
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commentaries the deeds of those brave
soldiers who gave their lives for the
Lost Cause, but Is n magnificent orna-
ment, 1t should appeal to every man,
woman and child in the city OF Nor
folk. In view OF this fact we are en-
couraged to ask for q large and gen.
erous response and liberal patronage.
The following ladies have been selected
to act on the different committees, and
are requested to meet the ladies of the
Pickett-Buchanan Chapter of the men,
bers OF the auxiliary in the hall Of the
camp Thursday 18th, at IL o'clock: Mrs
Charles +. Mcintosh, Mrs. Richard
Waldrop, Mrs. 7. r. Borland. Mrs. H
n. Page. Mrs. J. T. Allyn. Mrs. r. b.
Cooke, Mrs. s. Hamburger, Mrs. G. NJ
r. Bats, MIS-. David Lowenberg, Mrs
W. e. Irvine. Mrs. G. w. Gordon, Mrs
M. Umstadter Mrs. c. +. Myers, Mrs
N. Beaman, Mrs. John Wilkinson, Mrs
Washington Taylor, Mrs. Frank A.
Wake. Mrs. Walter p. Burrow. Mrs G.
M. Serpell. Mrs. l.. Hecht, Miss Ida
Starke, Mrs. j. w. Perry, Mrs. E. NJ.
Henry, Mrs. James w. McCarrick, Miss
Julia Selden. Mrs. J. e. Cecil, Mrs. r. S.
Garnetk Mrs Lewis White, Mrs. ]. Y
Leigh, president: Mrs. w. Il. Smith,
vice-president; Mrs. w. II. Doyle, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Charles l.. Ell
lott, secretary; Miss Emily Doyle, cor
~e''A ALL .. HOIl w .
henderson, treasurer
PROFESSOR Belezza will give his regu-
lar Monday night soiree at Montefiore
HAL Tomorrow night, and in addition
70 the regular Monday night music
large graphophone grands, when the
ufncerS Will have the pleasure of trip
ping the light fantastic toe" by music
from Giimore's and Sousa's bands. Dur
ing the intermission between dances the
graphophone will Sing songs, make
speeches, tell jokes. etc.
Little Annie Jacobs. of Reilly street
gave a donkey party to q few of hnr
little friends on Friday night. The
prizes were won by Miss Maude Collins
ana Master Burnham Stevens. y Re-
i IRE. We're served. The little folks
leit We'll pleased with the evenings
pleasures. She received quite n mum
per or handsome presents, 1t being her
birthday. ''0'
The w. B. A. Club was delightfully."-
entertained on Friday evening by Miss
Florrie Myrick. at her residence, No. 1877
LUKE street. The club is composed of
tho Following young ladies and gentle-
men. who. in few years, will be count.
ed among Norfollk's favored four hun
dred: Misses Florrie NIyrick, Sallic
Dey. Evelyn Grant, Lillian Myrick, and
Siessrs. Vernon Grant, Robert John
ston'' Luther Sheldon. James Culpepper
Jimmie Dey and Capt. John smith
Games of various kinds were INDUCED
IN by this happy company, the first
prizes being carried off by Miss Sailie
Dey and Mr.. Vernon Grant. After the
EeIresnments were served Mrs. Geo. w.
Setheii sang several appropriate selec-
laons. which were thoroughly enjoyed
Ivy all present.
The Senior German Club gave their
Faster dance Friday night at Monte
3iore Hall. 1t was notable as one of the
largest ever given by the club. and
Hithal one of the gayest a number of
ftrangers were present. Mrs Caldwell
Hardy, Mrs. II. b. Cooke and Mrs.
MuBh Nelson Page were charming. MS
CiWays. IN the capacity of chaperones
Snd Mr.. Walter II. Taylor led the
cancers through the intricate mazes of
me beautiful dance with the skill born
~ many former delightful experiences.
10 the dreamy waltZes and inspirinp
lwo-steps, played by the Naval Post
band. the couples danced and marched.
qhowing with Kaleidoscope view tho
handsome gowns which graced this oc-
onsion. An elaborate supper was served
nt half-Dast IL o'clock in the banquet
lyaii The menu was composed of all tho
Cellcacies of the season. The german
lasted until 1 o'clock. and although tho
rain poured without the brightness