Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-02
I'm TH| REALM
OF SOCIETY
Chronicles of Entertainments Dur
Ing the Past Week.
IFoRTHE MoNvMENT FUND
DeIish,m, Yscn, ana Tug Parties
entertainments ut tho Atlantic.
ehesnpeako nna Country Ciubs--
Young Daugmtrra ortho Ccnredrr-
ncy-A Eir,hany Party = Move
nlcnts of .oc.c,y people.

nicnts of .oc,cty People.
The older people have not been at all
gay during the round of days which
went to make up the week which has
just flown, but the younger element
keep society whriing and far surpass
the 'grown ups" both in number and
excellence of their functions. Card par
ties. tug parties. beach parties, dane
ing parties. and. in fact. parties of all
kinds follow each other in quick sue
cession. one continual round of pleas
TIRE. The people about town are begin
ming to leave for the summer, and
gradually, one by one, they depart, I'M
til the stay-at-homes get lonesome and
feel that the fort is theirs. OF course,
Z the Beach Is tceming with people to-
day, all on pleasure bent, seeking
cooler CLINE wherein to spend their
Fourth, and strolling about the veran-
das and lobby of the Princess Anne one
comes upon some old acquaintance
whom, perhaps they have not seen for
many years, and so the time passes on,
mid laughter and gaity.
Miss Addie Pigman entertained her
friends very charmingly Monday at her
home at Fort Norfolk. The spacious
parlors had been profusely decorated
for the occasion in flags and bunting.
the bright colors set off by n back
ground of green. The lawn was lighted
with lanterns which reminded one of
: Fairyland and offered great induce
ments for n stroll between dances-for
dancing was the feature of the even
+ Ing, Terpsichore holding sway. Re
freshments of tempting and delight
full nature were served during the
evening and greatly enjoyed. 1t was
at late hour that good-nights We're
said, and the car was boarded for home
Among Miss Pigmans guests on this
delightful occasion We're Misses I<athe-
rine NewDill, Carolyn Cohn, Mary Dun
can. Nancy Freeman. Mary and Fan
nile Royster, Melissa Payne, Byrd Page,
Alice Williams. Lucy Hardy, Baynle
Taylor. Lottie Hodges and Leila Hob
son, Messrs. Davis Jordan Eugene
Payne. Randolph Cooke. Peyton Bla-
mire. Carson Dobie, Lycurgus Smith.
Allan Ferebee. Baldwin Myers. George
Payne, Lloyd Freeman, Thomas Shell
! don. Frank Murden. John Williams,
Iane Kelly, Robert Hunter, Richard
Burroughs Richard Waldrop, Wick
Y ham Taylor. Thomas Hume and Fitz-
hugh Doyle
Mr. George Mcintosh entertained n
party of friends Tuesday afternoon in
manner most enjoyable. The party
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Taiiaferro. of Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard II. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Cald-
yell Hardy, Mr.. and Mrs. John ~
Vaughn, Misses Bland and Pattie Tay-
Tor, Mr. Frank Taylor Mr.. Leighton
Hubard and Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh.
q boarded the o'clock train for Virginia
Beach, and on arriving at that attrac-
tive and popular resort. were driven
to the Atlantic Club, where they spen,
the evening. delightfully."- refreshing
dip In the ocean blue was the first
thing on the program. which was fol-
lowed by delectable supper of fish and
crabs. After the feast had been par
taken of, the famous pleasures of the
club" were INDUCED in until train
time.
Due to the efforts of Mr.. Roland Gull
pepper, an enjoyable tug party was
participated In on Wednesday evening.
The CITY of Chester left the n. Y.
az N. wharf at o'clock. laden with
the pleasure-seeking crowd. and after
an hours time were gaiiy dancing the
minutes away to the inspiring strains
of music from the Artillery School
band. as played in the Hygeia ball
room AT II o'clock the whistle blew
and soon the party was homeward
bound. The chaperones on this occa-
sion We're: MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Gull
pepper, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Seabury.
Mrs. Richard Wlng1eld and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fl. Wingned
Among those who made UP this party
were: Miss Annie Delk. Miss Edna
s Ryals, Miss May Tayloe. of Washing
ton, N. c.: Miss Charlotte Woodside.
OF Baltimore; Misses Daisy and
Y Madge Drummond. Miss Annie Will
linms, Miss ROLAND Baylor. Miss
Ethel Hardy, Miss Ella Doyle,
Miss Mary Lou Gay, Miss Marcurite
4 Burruss. Miss Marion Reeves, Miss
Sarah Harris, Miss Lucy Carr, Misses
Emily, Ruth and Magaret Wilson. Mr..
Templin Licklider. MIR. Livius de Bor-
denave. Mr.. Victor Brown. Mr.. a. M.
Agelasto. Jr.. MIR. Garrett Smith. Messrs.
Roland and Moore Cuipepper, Mr.. Theo-
dore Rogers. Mr.. Green. of Boston; Mr.
Yeatman Burroughs, Mr.. Hunt Hannah.
Mr., John Woodside, Mr.. Horace Hog
gard. Mr.. Cooke, Mr.. Chas. Bowdoin.
G Mr.. Harrison, MIR. Albert Burruss, Mr..
8 walter t. Priest. Mr.. Terrence, Mr..
Lightfoot Wormby. of Richmond; Mr..
Z William Dey, Mr.. Wentworth Nicholas.
Mr.. Otto Scott, Mr.. William Gresham
and Messrs. Louis and Sewell Smith
One of the most delightful affairs of
the Summer was the sailing party
Given on Tuesday by Mr.. II. 3. Good
ridge. The party most OF whom are
Il stopping at Virginia Beach, came to
Norfolk on the 11-oclock train. soon
found themselves on board the Vivid"
and started off for n days sail. de-
@llghtful luncheon was served and the
day passed all too ouicklv A. g