Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-10-13
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Inc Berkley Cotiilion club rave ~ Il !,
nrse sociai event lastsnlght at Odd sFeis8
lows, Hall. South Norfolk. Ar q osn,nelriS
.When the sweet strains. OF music ain rfeii sTs
w. o"e t tha e began moving gracefullys
young ladies all wore white 'Ssith :, ~ sie s
iette gowns and low patent Leo tha,
SHOES. They presented most chr r,n}ns, {
appearance on the floor. The gentlanoa55 {
w ,N,er In tuii dress evening suits and
Wole Mnite neckties and low shoes = RI
was one of the most brilliant soo,!,,
functions that has occurred on fhts esir,aS
OF the river for some time. The cI,,6
VIII repeat 1t at intervals during tha
miu.eI Season, and other successes like
that or last night arc anticipatel1 Nv
the members. - - 80 ~, -
foiioWinG are the names OF the dane.
erS Misses Lucie and Jennie Seott,g
Miss Sophia Williams, Miss Marea rsff
SoTey. MISSES Mary and Many McDon-
Sallie Luke, Miss Margaret Bianehars
OF North Carolina; Miss ROSA. Ethar's
edge, Miss Grace Coggin, of Norfolk.
Miss Hemische. of New York; Miss
mary ives, Miss French Lowery, Miss
Grizell Jacocks Miss Cora Lawier NJ
Norfolk: Miss Jessie Davis. Miss III.
genie Harrail Miss Linda Young. Of
PortSmouth; Mesdames w. s. Grinalds y
mamie Baller, ~. B. Morgan, r, b.
scott. u. a; Graves. William Tilley. W.
- ~ y - :. -. Sopp, NeSSrS. j. b. Nor
gan. j. Ferrebee, c. C. Ferrebec, d. w.
Lindsey, H. w. Keeling, NJ. REYNOLDS
and Mr.. Porter, of Portsmouth. Messra
j. H. T.. Cockey, L. L. Cox, Jr.. II. 10.
Roane; Alb. Morgan, DR.. jackson, DR..
j. T. Al a. Proctor DC Percy Etheredge, j. II.
William Tflley. ]. P. Graves, L. G.
Jones. Frank Mccoy, G.. Luke. RutleGe
Wrenn. S. II. Barclay. of Portsmouth.
IL. Johnson, Harry Cobb and w. c.
Thompson.
BREEITIES. II
Ethel. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Hewitt, fell from a swing
yesterday afternoon at their home. in
South Norfolk. Her right arm was
sprained, causing considerable pain. DR..
swelling. =. 80
The Pandasia. Social Club will give
It's first social Tonight Mt the home of
Miss Jessie Wicks. on Berkeley avenue. u
The q. Y: P. U. will meet this evening
Mt the Berkeley Avenue Baptist Church
at 1880 O'clock. The leader will be Mr.
NJ. Winston. -
Ad. Deal, the 7-year-old son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, died yes
terday morning at $3.50 O'clock ut the
home OF Mr.. Deal, on Twelfth street
after several days illness, OF typhoid
teVer. his remains Will be forwarded
to Roeedale, N. c., this morning Mt 10
o'clock via the Norfolk and Southern
railroad. for burial in the family bury
ing ground.
Capt. w. III. French was engaged yes
terday with his wrecking crew in rails
ing the old ferry steamer Manhassett.
sunk In the stream of Thomas shin
yard.
George Norman. colored, was before
MAYOR Mccoy yesterday morning
charged with stealing a watch. The
Mayor dismissed him after hearing the
evidence, Norman paying costs Of the
court. l - -. -
The passenger steamer Accomac and
tug boat Philadelphia are undergolne
extensive repairs at Thomas ship
yard. s1.ip
Mrs. James Dykes. who has been on
a six weeks visit to her brother AR
j. T. Parks, on Berkeley avenue will
leave for her home In Maryland to.
morrow - - - =
Mr. ]. Francis Parks is quite III nj
MS home on Berkeley avenue.
Miss Ruth Stell. who has been on n
several days visit to her brother. Mr.
Robert Stell, left yesterday for her
home In Suffolk. -
MT. c. s. Dunn is quite III at his
nome on Clifton street.
The youngest son, Arthur Dewey
Mansfield, two and half years old OF
capt. George w. Mansfield, Is living
dangerously i'll at the home OF his
parents IN Berkeley.