Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-04
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

I
Ing TO join his wife at Baltimore. From
that city Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan will
! go TO Newport. Saratoga and Bar Har-
Dor.
Mr. Washington Taylor Jr., left last
evening on the Old Dominion steamer
Tor the Northern seacoast.
Miss Fannie Doyle will leave shortly
| for short visit to friends in Philadel-
phia.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. S. Allen. Miss Lenora
Allen. Master James Allen and little
Miss Augustine Allen, of Norfolk. are
among the recent arrivals at Dagger's
Springs, Va.
Miss Florence Waddy left on the Old
Dominion steamer last evening for Bay
Head. y. Y, where she will be the
guest of Miss Lois Vail, who spent the
winter here i'll 1898.
| Among the recent arrivals at the
Blue Ridge Springs are Messrs c. Bill
! lups and Charles NJ. Mcintosh, of Nor
folk. and S. b. Carney, Jr., of Norfolk
county.
Mrs. S. B. Pattee. who has been
phur Springs, Bedford county. has re-
turned much improved i'm health. On
Sunday she filled her usual position in
st. Paul's Church choir.
A delightful german was given at
Sections Hall. Wythevlle, Friday
night, by Miss Maude Battle. of North
| Carolina. and Miss Sue Spilman, of
| Richmond, in honor of their numerous
lady and gentlemen friends who are
in Wytheville. Among those present
were Miss De Wits. of Fortress Mon
Wi Mr. nr1 nc Do
tersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. White of this
city. gave euchre party to Mrs. Col.
| George C. Cabell. Jr., at Montgomery
| White Sulphur. Springs n few nights
lago. Mrs. Cabcll and Mr.. d. w. Rich
ards won prizes.
Miss Eliza Chenshaw, of st. Lo,sis,
Mo-. is in the city to spend 'the winter
with her sister, Mrs. S. b. Pattee, of
| Duke street Miss Crenshaw is the
and we'll cultivated soprano Voice that
will probably be heard here in public
during the coming winter season.
Amid the many gayeties of the week
at Bedford City, the most notable
Thursday evening. which was the
! largest and most successful of the sea-
| SON. Among those present were Mr.
Luther Sheldon. OF Norfolk, and Miss
Louise Quarles and Mr.. Tom Sheldon.
An impromptu family reunion was
held in the Chandler family at Mon
tross. Westmoreland county, last week.
when Rev. r.. NJ. Chandler. pastor of
Centenary Methodist Church. of Nor
folk. and his brother. George NJ.
Chandler of Chicago, arrived after
|
Among those who have recently gone
to Crockett Springs are Mrs. w. II.
Wales. Miss Wales and Misses A. l..
and NJ. L. Wales. of Norfolk.
Mr.. G. S. Briggs. of Norfolk. is at
the 'Grcenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
a charming concert was given in the
parlor of the hotel at Greenbrier White
August 2Sth. by Mr.. William Richards,
late OF Norfolk, who has magnificent
bass voice. The host was assisted by
Miss Ruth Bush, of Mobile. Ala. Miss
Bush has a beautifully cultivated rich
| soprano.
An enjoyable concert given at Mont
Gomery White Sulphur Springs one
evening last week was participated in
by Miss Louise Trice. of Norfolk. Miss
Trice gave two recitations. I'm the
Death of NIarmion" the youthful grace
| of the artist was in strange contaSt
with her direful subject. and 1t rem
dered yet more effective the faroff cry
of men in desperate strait and the
tragic fate of the ignoble chieftain.
Miss Tricc also recited the message
and received an encore.
a lawn party will be given by a
number of young ladies Wednesday
night on Hamilton avenue. opposite
Nj. George w. DoYIe's residence The
party is given for the benefit of the
| Girls Home.
On Saturday afternoon at Old Sweet
Springs. w. Va. a large swimming
party was entertained after the swim
ny the Misses Reid. of Norfolk, at the
Reid cottage.
Mr.. ]. IT. s. Reid and Miss Ruby
and Kyle Reid are at Old Sweet
Springs, w. Va.
Miss Mary Ward is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Charles 7. Stengle, on North
Twelfth street, Hichmond.
NorfolItians are registered at New
York hotels as follows: j. w. Allen
| Grand Union; w. r. Cook. Mrs. w. d.
Rountrec. Miss Rountree, Murray Hill
n. p Thorn and wife, Hoffman; r..
Eel. Union Square.
Rev. DR.. II. j. Johnson. of Norfolk.
who is stopping With Mr.. r. j. Teagle.
al Richmond. preached at Paramount
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday,
both morning and evening.
Mr.. Harry Kemp. Of Richmond spe-
cial deputy grand regent of the Royal
Arcaunm OF Virginia. is at Marion in
( the interest OF Royal Arcanum work