Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-08
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Miss Nellie Wright has returned
home after spending the summer in
charleston. S. c.. Savannah, Ga, stay
ing on the Isle of Palms several
weeks. and visiting Philadelphia, Bal
timore and New York on her return
home.
Mr.. George w. Dey leaves this morn
ing for Cold Sulphur Springs. Va.
Mr.. e. Christian left last night for
Mr.. Il. b. Hodges left last night for
sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Mr.. James u. Hanowell left last
night for Detroit. Mich.
Judge Alan r. Hanckcl. of the Cor
poratfon Court, left yesterday morning
Tor Charlottesville. en- route 10 the Old
Sweet Springs. West. Virginia. where
ne VIII spend the next three weeks.
Mr.. Cecil Billups. of Butte street. has
returned home after n visit TO his
daughter In Wythville. and from
visit to Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs. Edgar Shine and children. OF
Richmond. have returned home after
visit in Norfolk.
Miss Blanche Blossom, OF Norfolk. is
the guest of Mrs Il. NJ. Lett on Thir-
ty-second street. Newport News.
Norfoll1ians were registered yester-
day as follows at New York hotels:
Norfolk. S. Odendhal. Bartholdi: j.
IL. Loughran, Jr.. Earlington: j. Sell
don. DR.. a. T. and w. Week. Park
Avenue; VIM McCaulay, New Amster-
dam: j. w. CAST, j. w. CAST, Jr.. st.
Denis.
Mr.. s. r. Edwards, of Danville. son
of Rev. DR.. w. T.. Edwards. OF the
Virginia Conference. is visiting Mrs
w. Hinton, No. Sl2 Claiborne ave
nue..
Rev. ]. Ernest Thacker. OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. has return
ed from n six weeks vacation in the
mountains and at Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Cole: Of VIII
IinmsburG, are stopping with MIR. and
Rev. A. A. Jones, of King and Queen
county, is visiting his son. the Rev.
George Wesley Jones' OF North Ntaitby
avenue. lie leaves to-day for South
nnpton county to assist the Rev. g. G.
Wertenbakcr in protractcd meeting.
Mrs. Beauchamp has returned to the
city and will soon open her studio.
Rev. DR.. Edward Mack. of the First
Presbyterian Church. has returned
home from his summer vacation.
Miss Nellie Thompson. who has been
visiting Mrs. w. T.. Rev, OF 305 South
Clay avenue, has returned to her home
in Philadelphia.
The following account OF the Byrd
Clark ruptials will be of interest TO
society here:
The marriage of Miss Ann Gordon
Byrd. of Gloucester. to MIR. Roland II.
| Clark, of New York, was solcmnXcd
this morning ut White Hall. the home
| of Captain Richard Corbin Byrd, by
Rev. William Byrd Lee. Only the i'm
mediate family ana intimate friends
were present.
The maid of honor was Miss Mary
Rock Byrd, and the best man was Mr.
Montgomery Clark. of Newport News
The marriage was en- tablcau ana
beautiful picture was presented
when the folding doors were thrown
open.
The reception given in honor of Mr..
ClarkS friends took place the evening
before. In ante-bellum times White
Han hardly presented Il more brilliant
appearance than il did on this occa-
sion. The spacious hall and rooms
We're beautifully decorated.
The guests from distance were
Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow, Miss Clark, of
New York; Professor Clark. OF New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Corbin Waller. OF
Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan and Mrs.
Henry ~. Williams, Of Richmond. -