Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-22
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

FEkSONAL
Mr.. and Mrs. w C. Cobb will leave
week. 'h''
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Jacobs have re-
turned from Capron. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Cason Ferrebee and
daughter are visiting relatives in Mas
SachuSettS.
Mr.. w. w. Wake has returned to
his home in Manchester after u two
weeks pleasant visit to Norfolk and
Miss Annie Ferrebee has returned
from delightful trip to Raleigh,
n. c.
Mr.. Fred Killiam has returned from
Miss Margaret GUSTS is visiting
relatives on the Eastern Shore.
M mrs N1 r.; b ;, Merritt and family. and
Egerton's cottage. Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Lloyd G.. Blick left last night
via the Bay Line for Baltimore, Wash
ington, Philadelphia and Canada. He
Mr. Anthony Sauter and wife. of
l2b North Marshall avenue. Bramble-
ton Ward, have gone to Paris to visit
relatives and to see the FXposition
Ihey Will be abroad two months.
Mr.. G. Brook Gresham left last night
over the Chesapeake Line to join his
family at Sandy Springs, Md.
Mr.. Arthur D. Etheredge has re-
Western part of the State.
Mr.. Hugh Mercer left yesterday to
visit his parents in Williamsburg.
Mr.. Frank T. Clarke left last night
for White Sulphur Springs.
day morning for Rockbridge Alum
Springs. Mr.. j. II. Wilcox joined him
at Richmond, and went TO Sweet
chalybeate Springs.
Mr.. w l.. TAFT left yesterday after
noon by the Old Bay Line for Kirk
land, Ill.
Mr.; w; p. Baldwin and CAPTAIN r.
W. Tomlin left yesterday afternoon
Tor Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
Mr.. L. Steiner. Jr.. left yesterday for
Mr.; Charles o. wrenn left ycster-
day for Baltimore.
Mrs l.. Turner. OF Elizabeth City.
n. c.. is visiting Mrs. j. T. Grandy.
on Grace street.
Miss Goodloe. who has baen tho
guest OF Mrs. Vim. Dodson, has return
ed to her home in New Orleans.
Mr.. r. c. Tupman and family have
gone TO Troy. \. Y, 10 reside. MIR.
Tupman has been in Norfolk for ton
years and has been prominent in mn
steal circles. He has clear tenor
voice. and sang in Epworth Church
choir. Mrs. Tupman is also a must
clan OF some talent.
Despite the fact that the summer is
waning great many persons are still
going out of the city to the mountains
ana other resorts. The Chesapeake
evening. there being not vacant
StaterOOm.
The Messrs. Bliven. OF Berkeley. gave
n delightful boat party last night on
Lake Malone to about ten of their
Berkey young lady and gentlemen
friends Boats were procured at the
Venice, where refreshments were serv-
cd after the boat ride.
Mr.. Walter II. Taylor. Jr.. assistant
city engineer, returned home yesterday
morning from Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
Miss Burns. OF Ivanhoe, Va. who has
been visiting the Misses Eure. ut Vir-
ginia Beach, left yesterday to visit Miss
virginia Riddick at Gainesville, n. c.
We hear good deal about the
modesty of the little Japanese women.
This advertisement, in a Japanese pa
per must be the exception tina tproves
the rule: II, the Undersigned, am a
pretty girl. with abundant hair. flower
like face. perfect eyebrows and a good
figure. l have money enough to take
life easy and enable me TO spend my
years With some beloved man who will
ever be my companion, and who can
admire the flowers with me by day and
the moon by night. If any clever. ac-
complishea, handsome and fastidious
gentleman is disposed to accept this
offer | can assure him that ! will be
true to him for life. and that after life
is over I will be ready to be buried
i,,,i II,