Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-30
The Feature of the Day Was the Big Foot
ball Game Botweeu Virginia and Ten
ncsseo A Delightful Luncheon I'm Honor
of Young Lady From Norfolk The
Coming Extra Session, tho Constitutions
al Convention and the Supreme Court
Bench A Norfolk Contract.
Especial to virginian-Pilot.)

NlliidnS, president oil the SeaDOarU (Alr
Line, and Thomas T. Ryan 1t looks as
though there may be peace between them
i'll the future.
1t will be remembered that Ryan, who
is stockhoder TO limited extent in
the Seaboard Air Line. opposed the plan
Williams. and has pursued him -vigor-
ously for months past. III the United
States courts. lie has been a thorn in
the side of the young railroad magnate.
Neither Williams nor Ryan have SO far
confirmed the report that they have
reached an agreement but those who
profess to know say there is little doubt
of it's truth.
THANKSGIVING OBSERVANCE.
Tho gloomy weather acted somewhat
pic mere. Nevertheless Thanksgiving Day
was. pretty generally observed The ma
jority of the churches held services that
were we'll attended.
The feature of the day was the big
Virginia and Sewanee. 1t was well at
tended. although the unpleasant weather
kept many who feared colds pneumo-
MIA away. The famous Stonewail band.
OF stanton, that was expected to ac-
to come, but vocal music in abundance
was furnished by the ''rooters.''
~ DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.
The Misses Worth were hostcsses this
afternoon at l o'clock at delightful
buffet luncheon. given in honor of their
guest, Miss Old, OF Norfolk. The rooms
were tastefully decorated In palms and
yellow chrysanthemums.
The young ladies assisting the hostess
fT coatney hG hTdge a isSeS
Mhitioek, Josephine Putney. Susie Harr-
Ella Bruce, Elise Davenport. Irene Tins
ley; Kathleen Anderson. Mabel Walker
Mrs. Robert Blankenship and Mrs.
Mathew irhd y,;a Maur ;.as served chocolate
ton. Mamie Dunlap, Mary Carrington
Annie Guy, Allene Stokes, Beuah Patti
aofdon Unison f hara N ayalyn
lieicn Quarles, Marie Lightfoot, I5arga-
min Irene ; and Augusta 1nsey Roberta
ELLEN Bagby, Grace Shields, Annie Deame
Carr. Betty. Christian Pauline Powers,
colt Elizabeth Patterson, Alice Hotch
kiss. Louise Claiborne. Bessie Hunter.
Jones, Mary Williamson snowden. OF
South South, cqqrolins; Nora HOUSTON. Sadie
A Agnes Mq Gca Y ra EIsn Nash Mary
Roller. of Harrisonburg; Lily Hill Geor-
gle Wilson, Elise and Elizabeth paven-
Rqri 4a drood by saa M spman Min ans
Wingoo. Ruth and Elizabeth Robins, Es-
tele de Saussure. Ruth Tanner Eliza
Sally Randolph. Blanche Morgan, Edythe
White White ,, Della li;., Tompsins, Louise James.
Watkins, Belle Tyler. Mamie Gillian.
Edna Forbes, Eleanor Bosher, Marshall,
Ol w HSIllIlsloH, NlIll <NTDlStcHu, bI BAL
iimore; Waties, Of Columbia, s G.; Emily
Kemp Tucker, of Danville; Elise Harri
G Spencer cart tsrS Pollard sG C cRT
de Trevillee; Beverly, Randolph, John Lea
and Taylor Harrison. OF Newport News;
wood Wexford Percy Bosher. Beverly
Tucker Tucker Wright, Joel Perrin. Robinson.
Warwick, Cary Stiles, Bagley, Turner.
Holiday, Jones: Hugh and Edward
Henry Henry, of Norfolk; old. OF Norfolk;
Danville Turner m Battle. Pns Eh of Nor Gl
folk; Townes. Darlington. Archibald Her.
bert, Granville Valentine, Frank Upshur
Stuart NichauX. Charles Williams, Fran-
els Green. William Harvie. Fairlie Cooke
and Taliferro Elicit.
COMING EXTRA SESSION
The coming extra session. the constitu-
tional convention and the fight over the
crossing topics In the political world at
present
SUPREME COURT BENCH
Major John r. Cowan, member of the
of agriculture. of which he is member
Major Cowan discussed the judgeship
contest freely when seen last night.
He is much Interested in the success of
Phlegar. and believes he will be noml-
mated to succeed himself on the supreme
Dencn. Major CoWan SAYS the southwest
is practically solid for Phiegar. and that
he Will have strong backing from other
sections OF the State. Further than this
Major Cowan did not care to discuss the
probable work OF the extra session OF the
legislature.
CANDIDATE FOR THE SENATE.
Hon. n. B. Early, Jr., of Greene will
BIO candidate to succeed Hon George
w. Norris in the senate from the dis
trlct composed Of the counties of Albe-
lottesville. the latter having been elected
corporation judge of Charlottesville to
signed. Judge Morris takes his new office
on January LIST. 1901 and i, is prnhabie
that he will resign the scnatorshp short
~ so Governor Tyler can order a specIal
election to fiji his place
Mr.; Early is now serving his third term
In the House of delegates from Greene
liant young leaders or the Democratic
party in his section of the State He was
candidate for the senate against Scna-
tor Morris some years ago and made a
fine run.
The names of several other gentlemen
are also mentioned as Judge Morris sue
cessor. but 1t seems to be conceded that
II Is Green's turn at the honor. and Mr..
Early is the only candidate from that
county.
CONGRESSMAN JONES.
1t is ruinored in political circles that
Hon Clagget i Jones. of King and
date for Congress in the fifth district two
years hence, in the event of the happen
ing OF certain contingencies.
II Is said that there Is some doubt as
to whether Congressman w. A. Jones OF
Richmond county viii offer again for tho
honor and in the event Hon. w; a.
G. b. Jones will, 1t is thought, enter the
Congressman. Jones is now serving his
nth term ard has Just been reelected
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