Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-11
A WEEK in SOCIETY.
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Mrs. Mcintosh. Mrs. Parks was award
I'd the ladies' BOBBY prize, a doll, with u
ball of Irvine under her voluminous
skirts. Mr.. Doble was presented with n
half dozen whiskey glasses as the gem
tlcman's BOBBY. Those present were Mr.!
md Mrs. George Mcintosh, Mr. and
Mrs. II. N. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell
MiS. George Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. n. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Cardwell
Hardy, MIR. and Mrs. J. r.. Leigh, Mr..
and Mrs. e. L. Lamb. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Adobe. Mr.. and Mrs T.. b. Dancy, Mr..
and Mrs. II. II. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
0. 8. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. H w. Is.
Glover, Mrs. G. w. Gordon, Paymaster
and Mrs. Parks u. S. NJ; Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. B. Cooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Henderson and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fl. White,
The soirec last evening was most
enjoyable one. Quite a large number
were present to participate in the dane
Ing, which lasted for two hours, and
was thoroughly enjoyed by the young
people. Prof. Bellezza's band furnished
the music. which wac good, and the
floor was in fine condition for dancing.
These dances are very Informal and
for that reason are most enjoyable.
Miss Maize Reid entertained her lady
friends at her residence on Main street
Friday afternoon with "Matinee Card
Party" i'm honor OF her guest. Miss Fam
ME Pollard, OF Richmond. The first
prize hand-painted piece of china,
was won by Miss Mamie Doyle, she
having the highest score. The second
prize. q piece of silver, was won by
Mrs. ]. Spence Reid. The consolation
prize. ''pig" cushion. which Gre
ated much amusement was drawn by
Mrs. III. Seabury. Miss Reid's guests
on this occasion We're Miss Pollard, OF
Richmond; Miss Tunstall, of Washing
ton; Mrs. Zell, of Baltimore: Miss Bal
lou. of Providence; Mcsdnmes limerick,
Henry Seabnry Zane. j. Il. Reid. w. r.
llrounc. Lane Kelly, ]. Spence Reid,
George G. Reid; Misses Sadie, Zane,
Lula and Kyle Reid, Amelia Brough-
ton, Daisy and Lula Broune, Eugenia
Balm. Mamie Doyle. Grace Irvine, Mag
sic and Rosa Myers.
The bachelor officers or the navy
yard have sent out invitations TO
card-party to be given at their quar-
ters Wednesday evening.
Miss Loretta Toomer entertained the
Ladies Afternoon Whist Club in an
enjoyable manner Monday afternoon at
her residence on Court street, Ports
mouth. After an exciting and highly
interesting game. refreshments were
brought forth and served on the card
tables. Those who were present were:
Miss Margaret Reed. Miss Jane Nicely,
Miss Elizabeth Nicely Miss Amy Watts,
Miss Jane Peters. Miss Virginia Wilson.
Miss Annie Emerson, Miss Mary Finer
son. Mrs. John Emerson, Miss Eliza.
beth Ashton, Miss Lala Plummer, Miss
Esther Wilson, Mrs. Albert Stahl, of the
navy yard Mrs. Gates, OF the Naval
Hospital; Miss Snllie Holiday. Mrs. o.
T.. Smith. Miss Mildred Holiday, Miss
Lucy Wright, Miss Anne Watts, Miss
Esther Reed and Miss PEBBLES, of Pc
tersburg.
The engagement has been announced
OF Miss Lucille Hudgins, daughter of
Capt. William Hudgins. to Dr. Starke
y. Sutton. The marriage will take
place at the home of the bride on Levitt
avenue, Thursday. February 9th.
Mrs. Floyd Hughes; entertained the
Whist Club Tuesday morning Ut her
residence on York street. After spend
ing about two hours In this pleasant
pursuit IL recherche luncheon was par
taken OF. Thosc present were Mrs
John Blanchwcl, Mrs. Fergus Reid,
Mrs. Charles Patterson, Miss Warncld.
Miss Bessie Allyn, Miss Fannie Leigh,
MICS iltlc iNlDr ana MIS-. hughes.
Mrs. John Cooper entertained a few
of her friends Thursday in Il charming
manner. Tho occasion was an OYSTER
ro;i'it given ut her cottage at WilIough-
by Bcach-in-ARnor Of hai.%le AIisses
Sophia and Edna Smith. of BROOKLYN
After n thoroughly enjoyable day, the
party returned late in the afternoon
to Norfolk. Those who comprised this
party were Mrs. William Waller, Mrs.
Copper, Misses Smith and Miss Mary
Cohn.
Little Miss Leonora Mitchell enter
tanned a number Of her young friends
at n tea Friday afternoon at the home
OF her aunts. the Misses Altman. on
Boush street. The little ladies called
from TO o'clock and were pleasantly
entertained. The decorations were
formed Of palms and vari-colored car
nations and were exceedingly pretty.
Those who assisted Miss Mitchell in en-
Pertaining and serving her guests were
Miss Eliza Dancy Miss Ida Martin,
and Misses Louise and Mary A1inetree.
. .
The rain OF yesterday prevented the
usual crowd from attending the Coun-
try Club reception, much to their re-
gret, as these affairs are always so en-
Joyable as to cause gap in the weeks
pleasure when missed by those who are
In the habit Of spending their Satur-
day afternoons at the club.
Mrs Fergus Reed entertained a half
dozen of her friends Friday at a lun-
oheon at her residence in Client. The
AFFAIR, which was most delightful one.
was given in honor OF Mrs Stnart