Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

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-, Mrs. r. w. whitehurst returned
Thursday night after delightful sum
mer spent at Cloverdale. Va.
Mrs. Battle left last week for Char
lotte. N. c., TO visit her son, Mr.. George
Battle, who is quite i'll with fever
Mr.. George Goodridge. formerly Of
Norfolk, but now of New York, is in
town.
Miss I.ottie Wilson of Smithfeld,
passed through Norfolk on Tuesday on
her way TO Washington. where she will
attend school this session.
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy has returned
from Richmond.
Mr.. Inman Payne has returned from
an extended Southern trip.
Mr.. James NJ Young. OF Louisville,
Ky, is in Norfolk.
Mr.. J. S. Trump, OF Philadelphia. is
Mr.. =. Watkins Leigh has returned
from Richmond.
Mr.. L. ST. John has returned from a
trip through the New England States.
DR.. and Mrs. j. \. Robinson and fam
lily returned on Thursday from Altoona
Pa.
Mrs. Pickett and Miss Elizabeth
Pickett left last week for New York to
spend the winter With Mr.. Clay Pickett.
Miss Bessie Chamberlain returned
Thursday from Sweet Chalybeate
Springs.
Mr.. Walter Doyle returned last week
from the mountains.
Mr.. r.. Lancaster Williams spent sew
eral days in Norfolk last week.
Mr.. T.. d. Christian, of Richmond, Is
in town.
Mr.. CORTLAND Walton returned on
Tuesday from West Virginia.
Miss Lulie Doyle, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Walter Sharp, on York
street. left last week for her home, in
Baltimore.
Miss Josephine Cooke has returned
from Old Sweet Springs.
Mrs. ]. S. Goldsmith. of Atlanta, Ga,
is stopping at the Monticello.
N.Y. A. NJ. Travers, of New York. is
in Norfolk.
Miss Margaret Batten. of Smithhcld,
is visiting friends in Portsmouth.
Mr.. Louis T. Dobie left last week for
Waverly.
Paymaster Gait has returned from n
visit to Caroline county.
Mr.. George Billups returned last
week from Max Meadows.
Mr., w. Kerry Williams returned last
week from New York. Mr. Williams
will leave shortly for Michigan, where
he Will in future make his home, much
to .hc regret of his many Norfolk
friends.
Invitations have been received in
Norfolk TO the marriage OF Miss Susie
Leyburn to Mr.. II. Eugene Hyatt the
ceremony to occur Thursday evening
October 18th, at I o'clock. at Tagnrt
Memorial Chapel, NicDonough. Md Tie
invitations were issued by the brother
and sister OF the bride-e Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Turner Moreland.
Mr., T.. NJ. Gloeckler, one OF the prom
inent Pennsylvania bankers, is spend
ing some time with his cousin, MIR. T..
y. Kr1se.
Rev. c. O. Wright chaplain of the
flagship New York, on the North At
lantic station, is at his home 1856 Ma
rvs avenue, Client, called here by the
illness of his wife. Mrs. Wright's
many friends Will be pleased to learn
that she is convalcscent after an at
tack of typhoid fever. Mr.. Wright will
Il to
where the flagship is undergoing re-
pairs at the New York navy yard.
Miss Grace Rhodes has returned from
a pleasant visit of several weeks to
friends in Asheville. N. G.
Mrs. Lydia 4. Hudsins and daughter.
Miss Mamie Hudgins, have returned
from brooklyn and are stopping at 215
York street.
Mr.. Walter r. busch returned home
yesterday Via Washington steamer
from the North on n business trip.
Mrs. John a. Campbell Groner and
family have returned from the Hot
Springs, Va. where they spent the
months of August and September.
Mr.. J a. C. Groner returned ycster-
day from business trip TO New York.
Boston and New England.
Colonel w. a. Jones, chief of tie
lighthouse engineers, was here from
Baltimore yesterday.
State Senator Stands and his wife
were in Norfolk yesterday from Court
land.
Mrs. Blount. of Tarboro. n. c.. who
has been the guest of Mrs. John Reid.
of Hamilton avenue. has returned
home.
The first meeting of the season OF
the Daughters of the Confederacy Will