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


HUBBARD. on Freemason street.
Mrs. Comstock is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Barr, in York street.
Mrs. j. A. McCaw. of winchester. is
the guest of Mrs. Hubbard, on Freema-
son street.
Dr. Henry r. McIlwaine, of Hamp-
den Sidney. Is visiting his brother, Mr..
Richard McIlwaine.
Mr.. Fergus Goodridge is at home
from Harvard College.
On Friday evening last the Atlantic
Duplicate Whist Club, met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. j. j. Johnston, hent. and
enjoyed their first banquet of the sea-
son. After playing the sets through
the first time, the members were ush-
cred into the dining room. where await
Ell them sumptuous repast. After
doing full justice TO the spread, they
retired back to the parlors where the
sets were finished; and might add.
that some were made glad and some
were made sad. The members or the
club that enjoyed this repast were DIR.
III. X. Dupuy, H. l.. Foster ]. j. John
ston, w. j. Edwards, w. II. Hancox
and w. j. Lawrence, Jr.
One of the most pleasing of this sea-
sons Christmas entertainments was
that given by Prof. Bellezza to his
dancing class at Montefiore Hall on
wednesday afternoon from to 5
o'clock.
The hall was Hastily decorated with
everSreens. After the grand march by
the entire class round dance was
very much enjoyed by the class and
their Invited friends. The May Pole
dance, in which Sc little boys and girls
participated, was one OF the principal
features of the evening. 1t was fault
iessly executed and declared by all to
be the most beautiful they had ever
witnessed.
Next was the Highland Fling. by
eight little girls
The Spanish Dance by Miss Lula Kel-
ley in costume was the most beautiful
fancy dance OF the evening. The Sail
ors Hornpipe was rendered by Misses
Lowell Neughbeaur and Kelley Then
came the skirt dance by five little tots.
tastefully atttred in serpentinc dresses
BY no means the least amusing fea-
ture of the entertainment was the cake
walk. The first prize was awarded to
Miss Mable Handbook and Master Nor
man Levy; the second to Miss Eula
Smith and Master Madge Lowell; the
third to Miss Christine Neughbeaur
and Master Allan Bassett.
Several new and pretty german fig
ureS We're introduced; after which each
pupil was given a present from n
heavily laden Xmas tree. The high
standard of excellence attained by the
pupils speaks highly for the thorough
training they must have received.
DR.. r. Paul Jones, son of w. M.
Jones, Esq, having enjoyed his holt
day vacation in this city, will tomor-
row return to resume his duties as
house physician to the New York In
FAINT Hospital. His sister, Miss Vir-
ginia Jones, will leave at the same
time on visit of several weeks to
friends in New York
About fifty of the young friends of
Miss Nora Blick greeted her return
from the Powell Seminary of Rich
mond, to spend the holidays with her
parents. by giving her masquerade
surprise party at her home on Fen
church street. Thursday night The
costumes were varied and unique. and
each person creditably filled the char
acter they represented. After few
moments of guess who / am" the
masks were laid aside and fun galore
was INDUCED In until late hour, being
only interrupted by a sumptuous and
tempting repast. which was prepared
by their hostess. Miss Blick will re-
turn to school after the holidays
Capt. H. H. Glover. of the Old Do
minion steamship Albemarle. has re-
turned from New York. whittier he
went to attend the marriage of his
daughter, Ellie, to Mr.. Johnston. which
occurred Monday, December 9th.
Mr.. ]. w. Perry. of Norfolk, is one
of the invited speakers at the banquet
to be given by the South Atlantic Life
Insurance Company, at Hotel Jeffer-
son, Richmond, to the agents on the
evening of January Sth.
NONE SUCH" DANCE.
The Masonic Temple tomorrow even
ing promises to be the scene of one of
the most enjoyable of this seasons so
cial events in the younger set. The oc-
casion will be the annual dance of the
''Nne Such Club" and every prepara-
ton has been made by the Board of
Governors of the club to make the af-
fair one of great pleasure 10 those for
tunate enough to be present. The
None Such Club" was organized
about five years ago as bicycle club,
and its membership is limited to forty
! five 4 praSent however ihara nro