Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-18
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

~. Coke smith,. LETT yesterday morning
for Randolph Macon College to resume
his studies. Miss Louise Smith, tiaugh-
ter of DR.. Smith. left yesterday even
ing for Winthrop College. Rock Hill,
S. c.. where she will teach the coming
session.
DR.. w. E. Driver is expected home
from abroad about the 10th instant.
Mrs. Bradley. wife of Rev. Paul
Bradley. of Norfolk. has returned
home, accompanied by her son Paul
after visit to her sister. AIRS. Henry
L. Garrett and other friends N king
George county.
Among late arrivals at Warm Sui
phur Springs is Alr. w. ". Chamber
lain, of Norfolk
Miss Leila Mundcn is very i'll at her
home. i26 Falkland street.
Miss Clara L. Pobbar. of Enfield. Va.
is the guest OF Miss Margaret Miller.
of Hay avenue.
Miss Annie Coebiu schanck has re.
turned from the mountains.
MIR. Arther Norris. who has been
spending several months abroad. wili
return home to-day, after having Wis
tied the prominent cities on the CONT
nent, including the swell watering re-
sorts.
Mrs. VIM. r. Vcith of Norfolk is
visiting her uncle Mr.. Wm. 4. Sturtc-
want, OF Franklin avenue. Brooklyn.
The most pleasing german OF the
season at stanton was that given last
week by Mir. and Mrs. Richard ID. Ap
person in Highland Park pavilion.
Among those present were Miss Fan
ME Register. OF Norfolk. With Mr.. Gem
Their HoEc: Miss Frances Wilson, of
Norfolk. with Nir. j. IL. Jordan Hoge,
and Mr.. Harry Taylor. of Norfolk.
Mr.. c. w. Tebault has returned homo
after a pleasant visit To Cincinnati.
Photographs OF Mrs. Annie Mccoy
and Mrs. Kate Hart, Wcll-known ladies
of Norfolk. appeared in the Richmond
Dispatch OF sunday, along with Il Mum
Der OF other ladies' who are quite
prominent in the /. .. O.s f. order.
At Old Sweet Springs on last Thurs
day evening. in progressive euchre
game. there were eleven tabls The
and MIR. George y. Stephenson. of Nor
folk: Mrs. j. Watkins Lee. of the
Springs and Miss Starkc. of Norfolk
After the game Miss Eugie Blair. of
Norfolk, entertained at u very hand
some supper in the ballroom parior
Her guests included Mrs. Thomas 4.
liain. Mrs e. G. Patterson. Mrs. Floyd
| Hughes. Mrs. w. l.. Martin. Mrs. ]. 4.
! Reid Mrs John Triton Misses Eiz-
aheth Tunstall. Margaret, I.oula and
! Kyle Reid. Elizabeth Martin. Messls
| James Reid, James Martin and George
/ Stanhap of Nn,Tp1l- l..
one of The coming winters debutantcs
and bids fair to be quite popular
Among the lucky fishermen at Old
Sweet Springs are Messrs. &. G. Pat
terson and Thomas \. Balm, OF Nor
and there are daily hunting and fishing
parties. Some mornings the fishermen
are up and out shortly after o'clock.
Among the weeks arrivals at Ola
Sweet Springs are: A. T. Walton, j.
$. Gordon. w. i. Irvine. Jr.. a. II.
lianckel. William ~. Wrenn. W. y.
| Rose. Floyd Hughes and Miss billiard,
Of Norfolk
At Goshen. Va. on Wednesday night
the young people. chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Barton Pope and Mrs. l.. ID.
fIotchkiss. took Il most delightful straw
ride through Bells Valley. Among
those present were Miss Pauline Pow
crs. Miss Sophie White Miss Edith
Jones. Miss Alice Hotchkiss and Miss
Mary Whaley, Of Norfolk.
Mr.. z. L. Norman leaxes- this-,,al
ing for Staunton. where he will place
his daughters at school.
Mr.. Toohy leaves for Charlottesville
this morning.
General John Cassels and wife. and
Miss Elsie NJ. Cassels ana Donald cas-
sells. of New York, are at the Cham
| berlin.
Mrs. Desha breckenridge ana Mrs. II.
Mcdowell, OF Lexington, Ky, are
guests at the Chambcrlin.
Miss Wildman, of Danvillc. who has
been visiting the Misses Summerfeld.
in Client. returned home on Monday
Miss Frankentral. of Baltimore. who
has been stopping with Miss Mar
go!ious. leaves on Monday evening.
DR.. l1berson returned to-day after
spending several months in Europe
Mrs. Albert Z. Wilson left last even
ing for Baltimore, where she will spend
a month with relatives.
Mr. ana Mrs Adam Tredwell. Miss
Mary Tredwel and Mrs. ROY returned
home yesterday from Sweet Chalybeato
Springs.
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