Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-12-30

I1oIl. Jonn Sooue spent laSc week
| with his daughter. Mrs. w. T. Brooke,
in Boush street.
Miss Lila Tucker left Thursday eve
ming for u visit to Alexandria and Bal
timore.
Miss Maggie Shields, who has been
staying with Miss Doyle, left for Rich
mond to attend the Friday german
there but is expected back to Norfolk
on Monday.
The Baltimore Sun reported that Mr..
Charles Vaughan Cooke, Mr.. Samuel
w. Pannill and Mr. Temple Vaughan
spent several days of the holidays in
Baltimore.
Miss Mary Patterson. OF Baltimore,
is the guest of Miss Nina Johns, in
Botetourt street.
Mr.. George II. Davis of New York,
spent several days here last week.
Mr.. Truxtun Smith, of Baltimore,
formerly of Norfolk, spent the Christ
mas holidays here.
Lieut.. Charles Webster, U. S. N,
spent Christmas Day here. He left for
Washington on Tuesday night.
@ii' w IiCON Speul several DAYS
in Warrenton, n. c., during the past
week.
Miss Lillian Urquhart, who has been
the guest of Miss Heath, in Butte street,
returned to Richmond on Sunday last.
Rev. William A. Barr has recovered
from his recent indisposition, and will
occupy his pulpit at St Luke's as usual
this morning.
Miss Alice Gilmore, of Baltimore, is
expected this morning to visit Mrs
Hutchinson Cone, in Yarmouth street
DIR. Robert Spilman left on Wednes-
day for Warrenton, Va. After a brief
stay there he Will so to the Philippines
as surgeon in the United States Army.
Mrs. Charles Webster, who spent
several days with Mrs. VIM. w. Old, in
Freemason street, returned to her home
on Wednesday last
Rev. Calvin S. Blackwell, D. D., for
merly of Norfolk and now pastor of the
First Baptist church, Wilmington, N
c.. who has been the guest of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. j. w. DeJarnette
in Client. left on yesterday for his
home.
Mr.. c. H. Bull and Mr.. C. II. Bull,
Jr.. went TO Atlanta last week to spend
a few days with MIR. Bulls brother,
Rev. Griffin w. Bull.
Mr.. F. w. Curd spent Christmas at
his old home in Richmond.
Mr.. William Randall, of Baltimore,
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
Key Compton. on York street.
Mr.. Arthur Selden is spending a few
days with rs u,other. Mrs. Miles Sell
den. on Yarmouth street.
Mr.. James w. Hunter, Jr.. of the
University of Virginia, spent the holi-
days with his father. on Freemason
street.
Mr.. r. L. worsley. of Liverpool, Wis
tied Norfolk last week, where he has
many friends.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert W.
Tunstall, principal of the Jacob Tome
University. Port Deposit, Md, were
very much pleased to see him here last
week.
Mr.. Arthur c. Freeman, Jr., of Phila-
delphia, spent the Christmas holidays
with his parents, on Freemason street.
Mr.. Echols McBee, of South Caro-
lima. spent several days in town last
week.
Mr.. Floyd Hughes returned yesterday
from a very successful cunning trip.
Mrs. d. d. Iitchings. Jr., is visiting
her parents in Lynchburg.
Mrs. Hart. of Albemarle county, is
-ss.st
Rutlin. on Mary's avenue. Client.
Mr.. Leighton II. Baxter spent the
holidays in Washington.
Mr.. Edward r. Baird, Jr., has been
spending the week at his former home,
in Essex county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin have
returned from n visit to Colonel Boy
kin. in Baltimore.
Miss Mary and Fannie Register are
at the Monticello with their parents.
Mr.. Rufus Parks. of Yale College
| is MT the Monticello with his parents
Pay Director Parks, u. s. N, and Mrs
/ Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Il. Wake have
| returned from pleasant stay in Muir
| freesboro, \. G.
Tho following young people from
various educational institutions have
spent the holidays here: Misses Alice
! Kelly, Lucy Baylor. Mary Lou Cooke
| Fannie Register, Mary Roys,er BYRD
Page, Marguerite Taylor. Louise Jones
! Cornelia TruXton, Alice Parrish. Mar
Freeman Sallie Langley. Lillian Wood
ard. Mary Grandy. Lottie Hodges