Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-06
AND SOCIAL
Meeting Of Portsmouth Chapter
Daughters American Revolution.
Personal Mention -Hymcncal Announce
mcnt- Meeting OF tho Kings Daughters
Lady Managers of the Boys Home
An Elaborate Dinner.


The regular monthly meeting OF the
Portsmouth Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, was held yester-
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs.
c. n. Wilcox, on North street, in Ports
mouth.
The regent, Mrs. Charles r. Nash.
presided.
Plans for another entertainment were
discussed, the members expressing re-
gret that the reading given few even
ings ago for the benefit of work in
which the organization is Interested
was so poorly attended. 1t was gen
orally acknowledged by those present
that the entertainment was the best
ever given by the society.
~ letter was read from the Great
Bridge Chapter in Norfolk, asking that
the Portsmouth CHAPTER unite with
them in Offering to the public school
scholars prizes for the best essay on a
revolutionary subject.
y letter was also read from the GUS
todian of historical papers, asking that
the members select papers out of the
list sent to read at the monthly meet
ings.
The Portsmouth Chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution. numbers
| II membership OF twenty-onc.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Sylvanus Stokes left yesterday
for Richmond.
Mrs. Gillian will be the guest of her
mother, Mrs. James Gray. on Warren
Crescent, Client. during Easter week.
| Mrs. Crenshaw, who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. William Dickson, on
lreemason street. left for her home in
Brooklyn Wednesday.
There will be Il meeting of the Lady
Managers of the City Orphan Asylum
this morning at IL o'clock at the asy-
lum on Holt street.
| Cards arc out for the marriage Mon
day, April 10Th. al high noon, ut Christ
Church. of Miss Virginia Cooper to Mr.
Edmund dc VauX Bradford.
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET.
At the meeting OF the Washington
Circle OF the Kings Daughters yester-
day morning, ut the residence of Mrs
| II. G. StanWorth. on Bute street Mrs
Mcdonald was elected treasurer. Mrs
Wing presided in the absence of the
leader, Mrs. Frank Washington. who
| HIS ltlulltN, nut WIS UlilDte 10 Nc
present at the meeting.
LADY MANAGERS BOYS HOME.
The Lady Managers OF the Boys
| Home held their regular monthly meet
| ing yesterday afternoon, the president,
| Mrs. d. II. Ctinrich. presiding.
Reports were read and several dona-
| tons OF clothing were acknowledged
AN ELABORATE DINNER
After the regular monthly meeting of
| the North Carolina Pine Association
which was held at the Monticello yes
| terday morning. an elaborate course
| dinner was served. The table was
decked with pink carnations, the cen
| trail decoration being 4 mound of ferns.
| Those present were Captain John t..
| Roper president. city; Mr.. L.. c. Fos-
| burgh. vice-presidcnt. city; MIR. X. S.
| Cohn. treasurer city; Mr.. L. j. Camp,
Franklin. Va; Mr.. L. ID. Camp. Frank
lin. Va; Mr.. j. L. Camp. Franklin, Va.
| Mr.. j. y. Arrngdale. Wilmington, n.
| C.: Mr. IT. w. Blake. Tillery, n. c.;
Mr. S. Burr. North Carolina: Mir. S. p.
| Ryland, Jr.. Baltimore. Md; Mr.. r.
| Turvis. Baltimore. Md; Mir. w. T..
Harrison. Baltimore, Md: Mr.. a. b.
| Cramer. Suffolk. Va; Mr.. G.. r. Leach,
| Mr. w. +. Baughn Mr.. j. u. Biggs, Mr.
w. n. Sears. Mr.. j. G. McNeill. Mr.
| Fleetwood MIR. John Wilkinson, North
| Carolina; MIR. Bradley Eaton, y. y;
MI: ]. w. Branning, Edenton. n. c.
Mr. Fl. c. Corwin. Jr., Edcnton, n. c.:
Mr.: II: Il. Moore, Suffolk. Va; Mr. j.
| S. Wright. North Carolina; AIR. j. w.
T'ruitt Suffolk, Va; Mr.. G. NJ. Ser
pell, city; Mr.. F.. Hitch. city, MIR. IT,
II, Gibson Chicago; Mr.. J. Iarker.
New York: Mr.. w. NJ Wiley. New
York: Mr.. Van Sondcron. New York;
Mr. Walker Liverpool, Eng; Mr.. G..
S. Russell. city.
LADY SOMERSET Y.
The Lady Somerset held their regu-
lar business meeting last night ut the
| w. c. Y. u. Hall. on CRANKY street
THE LIVING FLAG"
n grand production of the Living
Flag" under the supervision of Prof.
| H. Womersley. will be given at the
Academy OF Music Monday April 9th
Matinee in the afternoon nj o'clock
| FOR children only. concert in the even
| ing at S:l5 for the public ut large
| The songs to be sung by the chorus
of $50 school children are of IL national
and International character. compris-
! ing well known patriotic airs from
| America. England, Scotland. Ireland.
Wales. France, Germany. Austria; also
several Southern melodies There Will
be rccitations by members of the
chorus. y full program will be pub
! lShed in Sundays edition. II has been