Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-12
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PERSONAL

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a marriage license was issued in
washington, d. c.. Wednesday to Mil
ierd e. Grady, of South Mine, Va, and
Net'ie Davis, of this city.
Mrs. "A. Ross, of 81 Bank street. who
mas been confined to her home for sew
eral weeks as a result of Il painful ac-
cldent from falling down n flight of
stairs, has sufficiently recovered to be
about again.
Mr.. William Richards was in Norfolk
from Richmond yesterday.
DR.. d. II. Abbott, OF Raleigh, N. c.,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jas. e. Heath, Jr.. has returned
from his trip to the Eastern Shore.
Revs. j. f.. Provost and c. hughes
of Fail River. Mass. and Rev. c. f.
Provost of ST. Adams. VT, arrived in
Norfolk Wednesday night. They left
here yesterday morning.
The Asheville On. CD Gazette says:
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Loughran, OF
Norfolk. Va. accompanied by their
daughter. Mrs. William II. Loughrap,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK
Loughlan, 165 North Main street. +;
Air. Dave Jacobosky, formerly of this
city, but now ut Newport News, Va.
was in the city yesterday to attend the
funeral of his brother, Mr.. Jacob Sal
omonsky, of Elizabeth City. N. c.
Mrs. JAS. a. Dawkins, of Baltimore,
| is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Dening, of Freemason street.
Norfolkians were registered yesterday
at New York hotels as follows: ID. p.
Paul, Astor; r. Goldsmith, Cosmopoi-
tan; c. w. Jones, Herald Square; L..
Gwathmey, w. w King. Hoffman; w.
ii. Thompson, st. Denis.
1t is stated that Mrs. L. p. Guest,
formerly of Norfolk. but now OF Rich
mond who last winter made such u
success OF teaching whist in that city,
will start a Whist class in Norfolk in
the near future.
Mrs. II. and Mr.. Max FISHER arc in
! New York in attendance of the funeral
of Mr.. Sam. Isador. Il brother of Mrs.
| FISHER Mr.. 1sador was We'll known in
Norfolk, and his sudden death is much
lamented by II great number OF people
here. who enjoyed his acquaintance.
The many friends of Miss Mary Lee.
| Of Hampton, and Miss Eta Lee, of
Norfolk. will regret to learn of their
departure for Suanec. Tenn, where
they will spend the winter.
Rev. w. r. Savage, having returned
from his vacation, he will be next Sun
day in the old Episcopal Church, near
Oceana, at | n. m, and in the Chapel
by the Sea, near No. 3.life- saving sta
ton, ut y. m.
Mr.. Edward Pearson Phillips and
Miss Julia Murray were married We'd
nesday night. Mr.. Phillips is connected
with the street department.. His bride
is n popular young lady.
Miss Grace Lee Greenwood entertain
ed a number of her little friends most
delightfully."- on Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Butte street.
In her sweet, childish way the tiny
hostess received the many little girls
and boys. and il was not long before
the large parlors, which had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with cut flowers and evergrcenS, were
one whirl of merriment. After enjoy
ing games of every description to their
hearts content, the little ones marched
into the dining room. where they were
served To most delightful refreshments.
The hours fled so quickly that it was
with reluctance that the guests left
the scene of brightness and sunshine TO
face the wind and rain outside.
Among those who accepted little
Miss Greenwood's hospitality We're:
Annie. Lucy and Willie Thorn. Annie
INarant. Florence Rogers. Willie and
Marguerite Dey. Warren and Alice Da-
Wis, Mamie Baylor, Anna Hamilton
McCarrick, Emily Taylor. Garland
Jones, Pearsall Post. Joseph, Elizabeth,
lisa bel and Allen Wright. Mary Irving.
Henry Clay ana Maiyin Watkins, Eliz-
abeth Woodard. Kate Carroll Nash,
Anne Nottingham. Russell Dey and Ed
gar Dawes, sam and Mary Northern,
Hazel Robert and Clyde Jacob. Tom
ana Helen lIcyl and Edwin Taylor.
RY-BROWNLEY.