Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-14


seven days. The approaching we'd
dings prove such matter of interest
that there is little time for other
thoughts. The people come and go,
however and we manage to gather up
few items to interest those who read
the society column. or course they
like parties, and we like to write them
up. but it is impossible to manufacture
such things. So we are forced to do
without them.
a delightful and enjoyable soiree was
given by Professor Bellezza on We'd
nesday evening a the Montefiore Hall.
Among those present were Miss Annie
Dells. of Suffolk; Miss Elizabeth Min
etree. of Washington; Miss Mary Lou
Gray, Miss Nettie Newbill Miss Mar
IAN Reeves, Miss Alice Old. Miss Madge
Drummond, Mr.. Claggett Young. Mr..
Charles Bowdon. MIR. l.. De Borde-
nave, Mr.. L. Licklider. Mr.. Theodore
Gresham, Mr.. George Sergeant, MIR.
Washington Taylor, Mr.. Walter Payne,
MIR. Edward Herbert. Mr.. Horace
Hoggard and others.
The Cinderella Club, of Portsmouth,
which gave so many pleasant enter
tainments last Winter, has been reor-
ganized and will give the opening party
at very carly date.
Miss Essie Wilson, of Portsmouth,
has returned from delightful visit to
Miss Sharpe. in North Carolina.
Mr.. p. Byrd Thompson. who came
to be best man at his brothers we'd
ding, returned to his home, in Balti-
more, Monday.
The Portsmouth Cotillion Club has
reorganized and will give the initial
german of the season some time this
month.
One of the most striking debutantes
of this season will he Miss Bessie
Grandy, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert H. Grandy. Miss Grandy has been
spending the past two years North.
fair young ladyhood. Miss Grandy is
a blond, and pretty to look upon. We
predict for her the success that was
her mothers in years past
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Greenleaf have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Catharine Anna, to Mr..
Chas. Adolphus Dean. The event will
occur Tuesday. October 10th. at .
o'clock at their home. No. rs Main
street, Elizabeth City. n. c.
Mrs. William Huger, of Baltimore, is
the guest OF her father, Judge Garnett,
in Client.
Bishop and Mrs. a. NJ. Randolph and
the Misses Randolph have returned
from their summer home in Fauquier
county.
Miss Regina Smith. of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Cecil
I'illups. on Butte street.
Mr. r. II. Pannill left Thursday for
New York, otter having spent several
days at Old Point
Miss Ruth Threadcroft, OF Ports
mouth. returned last week from Char
lottesville
Miss Blanche Ramsay, of Chucka-
tuck returned home last week after
having spent several days in Norfolk.
Mr.. James NJ. Dotler. of New York,
spent several days at the Monticello
last week.
Mr.. II. r. Chears left for Baltimore
on Monday.
Mrs. Smith, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Billups. for
several weeks left last week for her
home in Philadelphia.
Miss Anna Taylor returned Wednes-
day from Washington, d. c.
Miss Mary Bumdige, who has been
visiting Mrs. George NJ. Pollard for
some time. left last week for her home
in Baltimore.
Miss Marguerite Burruss has returned
from the Adirondack Mountains.
Mrs. w. II. Gorsuch returned home
on Thursday after having spent the
summer at Atlantic City, N. j.
Mrs. Wood and daughter, Mary. of
North Carolina. are the guests of Mrs.
Charles Hall. in Client.
Mrs. r. II. Wright left last week for
Richmond.
Miss Annie Delk. of Suffolk, spent
several days last week with the Misses
Drummond. on Boush street.
Mrs. DeBarry has returned from Co
burg, Canada.
Mrs. ]. N. Vaughan and the Misses
Vaughan have returned from Blue
Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. Walter Biisoly, of Portsmouth,
returned Tuesday from Cincinnati
Mr.. Gibson, formerly of Norfolk now
of Richmond. spent several days in
town last week
Miss Mary McHugh. who has been
the guest of Miss Mamie Kirk, returned
Monday to her home in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Lou Gray and her guest,
Miss Elizabeth Minetree. of Washing
ton left Friday for Petersburg, where
taaaI u q %