Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Members Of the ART League Hold
a Business Meeting.
Young Ladies' Aid Socicty-Tho Kings
Daughters Tho Francis Barnes Y-Thc
Ladies' and the Ellss' Carnival German
Tonight Mnrriagc-Persona Mention.

There was 4 business meeting of the
members Of the Arr League yesterday
afternoon, Al which arrangements were
made for the silhouette party which will
take place some time next week. y
Mr.. Reid, of the Gim,el Art Company.
and afterwards there will be q drawing
of the silhoucttes.
YOUNG LADIES AID SOCIETY
The Young Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Freemason Street Baptist Church held
a very interesting meeting on Monday
afternoon in the pastors study of the
| church, the president. Miss Arabell;i
! Winston, presiding. The society has
| been taking in sewing this winter for
the benefit Of its charity fund. Sew
entysiX dollars was cleared at the
candy sales that they have been holding
| the past two months.
The society is now working to raise
! money for the purpose OF rcnuvating
| the Sunday school room
There will be Il called meeting on
next Monday week.
KINGS DAUGHTERS ENTERTAIN
| AIE,NT.
The members of the What-so-F Ever
Circle of the Kings Daughters Mrs j.
{. Martin, leader, are planning to give
| Il very pretty entertainment for the
benefit of the charity fund of the circle
some time in May. The entertainments
| VIII probably be given at the old Dixon
| place. on CRANKY street. and will he of
the nature of IL May Pole Dance"
The work of this circle is explained
in its name. At present it is paying
The expenses of Il little boy at a hos
piia! in Baltimore.
FRANCES BARNES Y MEET.
at the home Of Mrs. Parker on Char
! lotte street, the Frances Barnes Y held
their regular meeting last night. The
| matter of clecting II new president was
| deferred until next Thursday night.
! wien :; new treasurer and flower mis-
sion superintendent will also be chosen.
IN especially good literature report was
| received
The next meeting will be held at the
same place, l0l Charlotte street. next
| Thursday evening. y good attendance
! is urged
THE CARNIVAL LAST EVENING.
There was Il liberal attendance ut the
Elks Carnival last night. At the va
ricus booths there are so many pretty
things that 1t would he difficult to spe-
city the most attractive
The fancy booth, over which Mrs.
| Aronheim presidcs. has been especially
admired for its uniQucness
The booth presided over by Mrs Her
man, Mrs. Wake, Mrs. Thomas and
MISS iiaker is full Of lovely things to
| be rallied. one of the prettiest being Il
! life-si2c doll. which Mrs Herman her
self dressed in the daintest of tucked
| Sal ments. The chances on this doll are
selling rapidly at % cents a chance.
lovely picture has been donated BY
! N-..11.
donated picturesque spring hat. which
they trimmed themselves
| The silver service ana candelabra and
! lovely yellow cushion at this booth are
also 10 be ratified.
The iive-pound box of Huylcr's candy.
at ten cents chance, is exciting con-
/ siderable interest ut the candy booth.
/ IN charge Of Mrs Ncugebaucr. Mrs. OIL
vcr. Mrs. Malbon. Mrs. Burke and Mrs.
/ Hughes.
The Wheel at This booth is perhaps
one of the most popular features of the
/ Carnival.
There is music every evening. and
| dancinS is indulscd in by many of the
| young people.
GERMAN To- NIGHT.
| Monteiiorc Hall will be a scene of life
and Gaiety Tonight. when the members
/ of the Senior German Club will give
their regular Easter german, which is
always q brilliant affair. y ball will be
/ given by Norfolk people at the Hotel
| Chamherlin next Tuesday evening.
/ PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Richmond p. Maury. Of Rich
| mond, is stopping at Mrs. Browns, on
! Charlotte street.
Airs. r. ". shultice returned from
Richmond on "Wednesday, bringing
| with her her little nephew. a son Of
the Rev. Mr.. Barr. Of Monumental
Church.
Misses Guic and Nellie Serpall ana
Mr.. Goldshnro Serpell went Ia Tarboro
this week 10 attend the Easter german
there.
Mrs. Bradford wife of DR.. bradford
has been elected delegate from the
Baptist Woman's Missionary Union to
the Ecumcn!cal Convention in New
York. she Will leave to-day for New
| York.
The production Of the Pirates of
Pcnzance" in Richmond on Tuesday
evening. in which participated two OF
| NorfollSs sinsers-Miss Elizabeth Tav
lor and Miss Williams-is reported rs
having been a fine success. \ Rich
mond paper says: Miss Elizabeth
| IT