Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-25
4 WEEK |: j! IN |! SOCIETY
Delightful Trolley Party at the
Country Club.
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Ctnb.AsaiiinS Party Enserta,n-
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Departure OF society People.

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Departure OF society People.
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OF all the beautiful things In this
beautiful world of ours the moonlight
softly shining on the water might take
the lead. A huge ball Of gold, the
moon appears on the horizon. where
the blue canopy of heaven, star
studded, meets the ripping water be-
meath. Slowly she climbs up,sup, pass
ing far overhead to the farthermost
corners of the earth. casting her silvery
beams of soft light on the wave-crests
bright, shining, shimmering.S One by
one. chasing away the tiny stars, tlain-
{ ing all things as her own. Diana reiSns
supreme and we poor mortals cast our
selves down and bow to her unsur-
passing lovliness. Such perfect round
of nights as has been our privilege to
this week enjoy! Rowing. did you
say? Why, of course" and then the
bikes which had been laid aside during
the heated spell were brought forth.
and the moonlight enjoyed from a
land point of view. peacefully and
6erenely shining over the tree tops,
giving to the leaves a silver sheen
The beaches have been very popular of
late, the girls, music, moonlight and
roaring of the waves combined proving
altogether too great an attraction to be
resisted. Friday evening the eclipse OF
the moon was the all important event
talked of. but the newspapers had
made a mistake for once. and this
phenomenon was watched for in vain.
Thus ends the dissertation on the moon:
now for the doings of society.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank An
thony Wake entertained q party of
young people ct her hospitable home.
on Grace street, in honor of Miss
Of tch
of Miss Bessie Doyle. Eight-hand
euchre was the feature of the even
ing and was highly enjoyed by those
present, and a good tile was had. Miss
Mary Walton won the first prize, u
painted picture frame, while Mr. Wal
ter Payne secured the second orze, a
handsome painted bitter. The con-
6c'ation prize. a silver miniature frame,
was cut for and won by Miss Eliza
beth Doyle. Delightful refreshments
were then partaken of and 1t was not
until a late hour that good nights and
thanks for the pleasant evening were
showered upon the hostess. Those
present were Miss White. Miss Doyle,
Miss Marguerite Taylor, Miss Mary
Walton. Mr.. Garrett Jordan, Mr.. Wal
ter Sharp. Mr.. Washington Taylor, Jr.,
Mr.. Walter Payne and Mr.. Tunstall
Smith.
One OF the most delightful events of
the season was the trolley party given
by Miss Virginia Wrenn on Tuesday
evening I'm honor of her guest, Miss
Lyons, of Baltimore. At o'clock n spe-
end flags was boarded by the happy
throng gathered together at Miss
Wrenn's invitation. and started on its
: 1ourRey-N Arriving at the Country
ing alley. land. after lenjoying
game of tenjpins, spent an hour dane
ing. which was followed by a delectable
repast, served in one of the private din
ing rooms. 1t was past midnight when
the car returned to town laden with
up this merry party were Mr.. land Mrs.
William A. Wrenn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wrenn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kill
lam, Miss Lyons. Miss Katherine Fon-
tame and Miss Nina Boylsin. OF Balti-
more; Miss Kate Merideth. of Rich
mond; Misses Emily and Mabel Allyn,
Miss Katherine Heath, Miss Landen
Walton. Miss Mabel Chamberlaine. Miss
Margaret Old, Miss Eleanor Carr. Mr..
Calvert Dey, Mr.. Wellington Hardy,
Mr.. w. w. Old. Jr, DR.. Herbert Old.
Mr.. Percy Jones, Mr.. e. NJ. Henry. Jr..
Mr.. Richard l.. Dobie. Mr.. j. Leigh
Gordon. Mr.. William Gresham. Mr..
Wallace Starke. Mr.. S. A. Woodward.
Mr.. Richard c. Taylor and Mr.. j.
Saunders Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Hope. of Portsmouth, en-
tertained q number OF her friends very
pleasantly Thursday at the Isaak
Walton Club. The party consisted of
Mrs. Frank A. Wake, Mrs. Yates VIII
son, Mrs. Thomas Owens, Mrs. Oscar
Smith, Mrs. Kenneth McAlplne. Mrs.
Alex. Hatton, Miss Nina Boykin. of
Baltimore: Miss Nina Dewey, Miss Hay
wood Of Raleigh. and the Misses Pc
tiers, left on a morning train for Ocean
View. where the club Is situated, and
enjoyed the day thoroughly. Bathing
CANT meals. where fish forms SO prom
inent part, were partaken of. In the
afternoon a number of gentlemen came
down. and the rest of the day was
spent at the View and the moonlight
was enjoyed until a late hour. the party
remaining the night at the club.
Mrs. Louis Dobie entertained Miss
Rachel Cooke, Miss Elizabeth Nash and
DR.. u. G. Lee very pleasantly at sup
per at the Country Club Tuesday
night.
Miss Lissie Hilliard gave a delightful
supper at the Country Club Monday
evening in honor Of Miss Marianne
Meade, OF Richmond. The party consist
ed OF Miss Meade. Miss Emcie Pegram.
OF Richmond: Miss Mary Mcguire
Chamberlain. Miss billiard, Mr.. Dun
can Fuller. Mr.. Wellington Hardy. Mr..
Theodric Williams and Mr.. Calvert Dey
went on the car to the club and spent