Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-23
SOCIAL AND Personal.
\ PLEASANT CARD PARTY-CHIL-
DREN'S PARTY-SOCIAL ITEMS
f-GERMANS AT PRINCESS
ANNE,-SCHOOL ENER-

GERMANS AT PRINCESS
ANNE-SCHOOL E\ER-
CISES.
MISS Clara Fox gave Il very pleasant
card party on Wednesday evening at
the Pollard cottage, at Virginia Beach.
The prizes were won by Mrs Pollard
and Mrs. Jacob Battle Present were
Mrs. George NJ. Pollard. Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. j. Wilkinson. Mrs Battle. of
Rocky Mount; Miss Wilkinson. Miss
Virginia Pollard. Miss Ruth Wilson.
Miss Edith Chase. Mr.. Arthur Derc-
mey and Mr.. Charles Bradley.
y CHILDREN'S PARTY.
Mrs. Charles Walton save Il pretty
children's party on "Wednesday evening
NJ her home on Charlotte Street. Games
and dancing were INDUCED in until 10
o'clock, when refreshments were served.
some OF those present were Misses Viz
GINA Grey. Mary Wilson. Mary Harris.
Nancy Mcclure and Florence and Car
RE Walton. Messrs. Arthur Grey. Rob-
ert Harris ana Henry Jordan.
SOCIAL ITNMS.
Mrs. Walter Doyle returned on Mon
day from u visit TO Roanoke. Va.
Mrs; c. w. Tanner and Miss Ruth
Tanner OF Richmond. are at the Ar
linston cottage, Virginia Beach.
Mrs. George w. Payne. of Suffolk. is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. George w.
Wilson. on Cranky street.
Judge Battle. of Rocky Mount. is at
the Virginia Cottage. Virginia Beach.
Miss Smith. of North Carolina. is
visiting Miss Blanch Baker, on Boush
street.
Miss Sarah Lamb and her cousin.
Miss Maria Lamb, left OF Tuesday for
Misses Rosa Stephenson ana Mary
Pitcher, of Petersburg, are visiting Miss
Katherine Peehles. on York street.
The members OF Circle No. > Of the
Kings Daughters enjoyed a delightful
trolley ride on Tuesday evening. The
chaperones were Mrs. Dey and Mrs j.
The Helpful Circle of the Kings
Daughters viii give u pleasant enter
taiument Monday evening in the lee
ture room OF Freemason Street Baptist
Church.
The first OF n series Of germans to be
given on Saturday evenings. at the
Princess Anne will take place soon.
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
The closing exercises OF the uterine
diHte Department of Holt Street Pub
lie school took place yesterday morn
ing. There was Il large attendance of
the parents and friends of the pupils.
Vocal and instrumental music and reci-
taions were given. and Mr. Parrish,
principal of the school. presented the
certificates and prizes. Among the in
,l.s.t..
Miss Lillian Turner, n song by Alma
Sherrick. and Il pretty Instrumental
| piece by Lucille Noe. The valedictory
WAS given by Iilla Caftee. All taking
part did well. rejecting great credit
upon the teachers, Mrs. NJ. l.. Francis
and Mrs. FugIt. The room was deco
rated with flowers and growing plants.
At the closing exercises of the Sec
ond Primary of the Holt Street Pub
lie School. held yesterday morning, Il
very interesting program was rendered
The room was decorated for the occa-
sion with palms ana cut flowers. and
many OF the parents and friends of the
pupils were present to witness the eXcr-
cises. The teacher of this dpartmclit
is Miss Virginia Old.
The scholarship medal was won by
Fannie Markell. who made 100 per cent.
in three out of four examinations The
Florence Bright. and the reward for cx-
ccllent department WAS won by Ethci
May Ayres. Mary Caffee won the re-
ward for excellent attendance.
The closing exercises of the seventh
year of The Holt Street School, of which
Miss Alice Wharton is teacher, occur
red last evening. All of the partici-
pants acquitted themselves creditably,
and the exercises were enjoyed by a
number of the parents and friends of
the children. The medals and gold cer-
tiiicates. presented by superintendent
Dobie and the certificates Of scholar
ship and promotion cards by Mr.. II. Is.
TTi-
The following program was rendered.
Prayer.
Luliaby-'"sleep. Honey, sleep"
school.
Duet-"Danse Ecossaisc," Misses
Hattie Blake ana Lathrop.
Recitation-"Th Monument" Miss
Grace Morris.
Vocal Solo CselecteD Miss Maud Col
Inns.
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