Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-14

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circle has the enviable reputation of
succeeding in whatever 1t undertakes.
PERSONAL MENTION.
DR.. Conway, of Brooklyn, arrived this
morning, and is stopping at the Mon
ticello.
Mrs. Newton and Miss Gussie New
ton have returned from Richmond.
Miss Mary Ross Buford. of Rich
mond. is visiting DIR. and Mrs. Lynch,
on Freemason street.
Rev. A. S. Lloyd arrived from New
York Thursday. and will spend several
days with his family at Miss Browns,
on Duke street.
Mrs. Gillian is visiting her mother.
Mrs. Il. L. Gray, on Warren Crescent.
Client.
Mr.. D. Lawrence Groner has return
ed from New York.
Mr.. William Richards will sing in the
sacred concert at Old Point Sunday
evening.
Miss Bliss. who will sing in Christ
Church choir tomorrow, arrived this
h.
Invitations have been received in
Norfolk to the marriage of Miss Eliz-
abeth Cabelr Pace. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Baker Pace of Richmond,
Va. to Mr.. Alfred Magill Randolph, Jr
The wedding will take place Tuesday,
April oath, at half after twelve o'clock,
al loo West Franklin street, Richmond
Va.
Mr.. c. Moran Barry and Mr.. Julian
Osborne are here from College to spend
Easter.
PATIENCE"
Faber has just taken some excellent
photographs of the cast of Patience"
In costume.
Mrs. Berry as the Lady Jane
holding bass violin. wears a
robe of blue satin with violets and
train of royal purple velvet.
Mrs. Griff Edwards. the pretty dairy
maid" has on an artistic peasant cos
tune.
Mrs. Pattee as the Lady ELLA, and
Miss Raynor as Lady Sophia, are ex-
cellently posed; and Mr.. Harry Keeling,
in his "cob-webby" grey velvet. looks
the Bunthorne to perfection. There is
also group picture of Messrs. Crow
The advertisement pictures in the
windows this morning, which were
painted by Mrs Berry, have been much
admired.
EASTER EGG HUNT.
The Easter Egg Hunt at the Cumber-
land Street NJ. e. Church was enjoyed
yesterday afternoon by n large number
OF children who had n merry frolic
hunting in the hay for Easter eggs
Refreshments were served. and the
following program was rendered by the
little girls:
Mildred Retire.. Solo-Le-
lii MINERS, Observation-Disclosures Brough-
ton, Duett-Louise Way and Nina
Mills. Recitation-Anpie Smith, Reel
tation-Hclen Petree. Solo-Susie Sim
mons. RecitatOn-Vera Osborne, Solo
Flossie MINERS Recitation-Nettye
Miller. Recitation-Louise Way.
YALE BASE BAIL CLUB.
The Yale base ball club which is to
oppose the Boston League Club in
Norfolk this afternoon. is composed of
the best social element of that college
The club has always been great
drawing card. and the members have
been the recipients of many attentions
from the the society leaders in every
city that they have visited The team
is selected from the creme de Ia creme
of Yale. and is the same that will COM
pete for the College championship with
Harvard. Princeton. Cornell. George
town. etc. There will doubtless be a
large attendance at the game.
Their opponents will be the cham
pion Boston League club which has
won the championship for the Hub city
so many times. and which will compete
for the championship of 1900. The fol-
lowing are the names of the Yale COL
lcge players.
Grimby. 2b; Barnwel. CT; Camp.
s.s.;- Sullivan, c.; Guernoy. If; Sharp,
h.; Brown. 3d.; Lyon. If: Garvin, D.
BoER MASS MEETING.