Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Delightful Reception by Sunday
School of Epworth Church.
Westminster League social-Apron Bnzar-
Card Parties = supper Mt wiIloughby
Club Social Items Meetings.

The Westminster League of the First
Presbyterian church gave its regular
monthly social last evening in the lee
,urc room OF the church.
The columns were entwined with ivy
and wild flowers and palms were effect
lively arranged about the room. Re
freshments were served after an at
tractive program in which participated
Mr.. VIM. Wall Whittill, the efficient or
ganist.
The program rendered was as fol-
lows:
Piano Duet. ...... Observation-Disclosures.
Misses White and Philpotts.
Tenor Song (a)-"Thou Wondrous"
CD "Asthare."
Mr.. VIM. Wall Whittill.
Soprano Solo. Grown of Love-"
Miss Ellie Bryan.
Duet. When Life Is Brightest"
Miss Oliver and Mr.. Whittill.
APRON BAZAAR.
The Apron Bazaar gwen last evening
by the Mills Name Circle of the
Kings Daughters. III the Flat Iron
Block, on Cranky street, was a decided
success. About fifty-fivc pretty aprons
which had come from different States,
including Texas ana California, were
sold, and after an entertaining pro-
gram refreshments were sold. The room
was attractively decorated for the oc-
casion with lanterns and other adorn-
ments.
Following was the program:
Charade. The Sylvan Scene"
BY members OF the Circle.
Vocal Solo. Miss Elizameth Grubb.
Duet. .Mesdames Fentress and Allen.
Charadc.. Love Under Difficulties"
Vocal Solo. ........ Miss Eula Demon.
Mathematical Chalades.... .............
BY the members of the Circle.
The Circle returns thanks to Price
Mercan tile Co., for donation of rugs and
drdperes for the occasion, and also to
Hume Miner CO., for piano.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEPTION.
In the Entertainment Hall of Ep-
worth Church last evening u delightful
reception was given by the Sunday
school of the church. There was Il
large attendance, and at the conclusion
OF the attractive program refreshments
were served on small tables, which were
tastefuliy decorated with daisies. Max
ing soap bubbles was n pleasant fea-
turc Of the evening for the children.
The program was as follows:
Piano Solo-"Tannhau..er March,.
"..... ........."....... Wagner
Mrs. j. NJ. Coin.
Vocal Duet Live and Love
Thee" Observation-Disclosures. Campana
Miss Mary *. 'Ilwell and Mr. w. f.
Lumley.
soprano 500 ................... selected
Mrs. Cecil p. Poole.
Piano Solo--"Inquietude" ....... Wrangle
Miss q. q. Ewell.
recitation Observation-Disclosures. Selected
Miss Eleanor L. Macy.
Tenor Solo--"Mona" ... Adams
Mr.. w. f. Lumley.
Soprano Solo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Selected
Mrs. Cecil j. Poole.
SOCIAL ITEMS.
Miss Mary Whaley has just returned
from Virginia Beach. where She has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Grandy.
Miss Kendall, who has been visiting
Miss Virginia Wise on board the Frank
lin, returned yesterday to her home in
Massachusetts.
Miss Bell Harrison, OF Brandon, is
visiting the Misses Tucker, on College
Place.
Miss Mary Bell White entertained a
number of friends very Pleasantly ait
supper on Tuesday evening at Will
loughby Club. Her guests were Mrs.
L. Irving Hardy. of Delaware; Miss
Elizabeth Winn. Mr.. George Loyal, Mr..
Lucicn StarlSe, and Mr.. Edward Hig-
gins.
Mrs. Frank Grandy is entertaining a
number of friends at the Cooke cottage
at Virginia Beavh.
Mrs. r. X. Cralle. of Client, viii en-
terrain at cards this evening in COM
pliment to Miss Virginia Newton.
Mrs. VIM. Whaley. of Client, is Wis
Ting her parents in Suffolk.
The board OF lady managers of the
Protestant Hospital held very inter-
esting meeting yesterday.
| Miss Emily Gay Baker is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. Robert Baker, at Eastern
Shore, Va.
| Miss Virginia Barron Baird left yes
terday for her home in Essex county.
Mrs. Z. e. Hodges entertained n few
friends at her home in Client on We'd
nesday evening at cards. Her guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Balm. Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham. Mr.. and Mrs. Little Miss
Annie Henry. Judge Pcrtlock, and Mr..
Sam Forbes.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. =. Hodges have
issued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Louise, to Mr.. Seth
Barum. the wedding to take place
Thursday evening. June IA, ut o'clock,
at ST. Peters Church, Ellicot City, Md.
DR. j. F. Woodward left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where he will read a paper