Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Several Weddings Of Interest
This Week.
Supper ut Chesapeake Cuba Charming
House-party-Tug Party Social Items
Tho Country Club.

The wedding OF Miss Virginia Farra-
gut Newton and DR.. Neil Augustus
McCurdey. which will take place next
Saturday evening, at Christ Church,
will be O brilliant occasion, as n large
number of invitations have been is
sued.
The bride Will he attended by n maid
OF honor. Miss Gussie Newton, and
eight bridesmaids-Mrs. George l..
Arps, Mrs. Hugh Nelson Page, Mrs.
James Ircdell Jenkins, Mrs. Fanny
Grandy. Mrs. II. X. Cralle, Mrs. j.
Sidney Smith, Miss Mary Whaley. and
Miss Eloise Chamherlaine.
The maid OF honor will wear pink
poena, and carry sweet peas. The
bridesmaids Will be gowned alike in
white organdieS and carry bouquets of
sweet peas. The bride will wear
mouSSelne de sole over silk. She will b.
given away by her father.
The best man Will be DIR. Southgate
Leigh. and the ushers are 10 be Mr..
James \. Wake. Dr. +. r.. Field Mir.
William Old, Mr.. Loyal FarraGut. Mr..
Frederick Arps, Mr.. Waiter Santos,
Mr. George Loyal, and Captain d. c..
Burrow.
A reception will be given immedi-
ately after the ceremony. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Newton, on
Freemason street.
JOHNSTON JORDAN.
The marriage of Miss Matte w.
Johnston and MIR. Robert Echols Jor-
dan will occur on Thursday afternoon,
at O'Clock. at the residence of Mrs
Wickham Taylor. cousin of the bride.
on Butte street. 1t will be a very quiet
wedding. only the family and relatives
being present.
Another wedding to occur this week
Is that of Miss Mary Armistead Sutton
and Mr.. William S. White. which will
fake place early Tuesday morning, ut
the residence of the brides mother. on
CRANKY street. 1t will be n very quiet
affair, only the family being present.
A SUPPER AT ESA'PEAEE CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hughes enter
tanned at supper at Chesapeake Club,
on Thursday evening. in honor of their
guest, Miss Camm, of Philadelphia
There were present on this charming
occasion Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, Mrs.
George Taylor, Mrs. Bradford, Miss
Gertrude Wake. Judge Hanckel, Mr..
wilcox. Mr.. Decatur Mayo, and Mr.
Reid Hobson.
A CHARMING HOUSE PARTY.
Miss Dottie Rodgers entertained at q
charming house-party on Thursday
evening, at Virginia Beach After re-
freshments had been served, the com
pany proceeded to the hotel where
dancing was enjoyed until 1880
O'clock.
The guests included Misses Virginia
foHard, Eta Sharp. Lillian Young,
Downer, Lucy Hardy, Baynic TAYLOR,
Carrie and Annie Voight, Mildred Ken
settle, Louise Jones, Virginia Bull. Car
olyn Cohn, Katherine Newbin, Alice
Williams, Bonnie Whiting, Mary Dun
can, Fannie Nottingham, Belle Heath,
Siary Baylor. Leila Hobson, Gladys
McNadr. Kittie Smith. Emily Hodgers,
N. freeman. Louie and People Booker
of Hampton; Alice Williams, Hilda
Gha1nberlaine, Ellen Bell, Bertha Scott,
,11oise W2ldrop. NJ. N. Saunders,
Gan. Alfred Thorn, Tom PAGE Bor-
ton Myers, Sam Hodgers, Randolph
Cooke. Richard Burrough. Wickham
Taylor. Lycurgus Smith. Tom Sheldon.
Hugh Page. Peyton Blamire, Arthur
Hodgers Harry Hodgers. Charles
Hardy. John B. Taylor, and John VIII
iiams.
A PRETTY ENTERTAINMENT.
A pretty entertainment. "a Vision OF
Fair Women" Will be given to-mor-
row evening in the lecture room of the
Freemason Street Baptist Church, UNI
der the auspices of The Helpful Circle
of the Kings Daughters. The young
people who will take part in this affair,
impersonating well-known characters
In fiction and history, are Misses Flora
Hornthal, Mary Ethel Nottingham.
Margaret Haynor. Mary Herbert Bell.
Ethel Winston, Annie May Davis. Ida
Drew, Elsie Hozier, Alma Barham.
Mary Field, and Attila Wood
Mrs. Robert Lamb has charge of the
entertainment. Refreshments will be
served. and admission of ten cents
charged.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
MI. II; Garrett has been spending
seVeral days in Smithfield.
Mrs. Wise, with her daughter. Miss
Virginia Wise, and Mr.. Clinton Wise.
Will leave by the Boston steamer on
Wednesday for q Northern tour After