Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-03
SOCIAL AND
PER SONAL

PEKSSJNAL
Mr. Jesse ". Bassett. who conducted
the Summer hotel at Pen Mar during
the past season, has returned to the
city for the Winter. He had q very
successful career, having during the
season. In hotel which had accommo-
datfons for about one hundred people
ut a time, entertained over one thou
sand guests. lie will reopen this pop,
ular hotel resort next Summer.
Mrs. f. e. Hatcher, nee Miss Bessie
l. Capps. daughter of Mr.. S. w. Capps,
of Newport News. who was married
In Norfolk last week. will be at home
mond, after October s.
Norfollsians were registered at New
York hotels yesterday as follows: G.
w. Caps, j. F. Robinson. Union
way Central; r. c. Catary and wife,
Bartholdi; f. l.. Minga, Aston House;
G. G. Richardson, st. Denis.
Miss Bessie Doyle. of Norfolk, is the
guest of Miss Sophie White, at Rich
mond.
Miss Lucille Jarvis, who spent seve-
raj days with Mrs. r. b. Allen. OF Clay
avenue. has returned to her home. in
Baltimore.
Capt. William g. Smith. a we'll
known and popular citizen from the
Eastern Shore, is in the city. He is at
tending the State Fair and will remain
with us several days.
The grand select soiree given by
Messrs. Hecht and Waikart at kim
Hall Thursday night was d decided
furnished the music for this grand
affair. Miss Gertic Green led the grand
march with Mr.. Hccht and several new
figures were introduced. II will be re-
peated again Thursday night NIessrs.
Hecht and WaiIiart received many con-
CALCULATIONS on their success.
AUSTIN-POLLARD
Mr.. John Is. Austin, of this city, son
OF Rev. d. b. Austin. OF the Virginia
Conference M. Z. Church. South. and
Miss Minnie Alice Pollard, of Shop
herds. Buckingham county, Va. were
married at o'clock r. nj. yesterday at
the home of the BRIDES uncle, in that
county. MIR. Harry Il. Savage. of Hun
tersville. acted as best man The happy
couple arrived. here last night on the
Norfolk and Western train and re-
paired to their home. on Outten street.
Huntersville
Mr.. Caldwell Hardy Is q member of
the Executive Committee of the Amer
lean Bankers Association. He il 10
read report OF n special committee
on indemnity insurance, and therefore
left here on Monday to attend the
meeting in Richmond.
Mr.. d. w. Leigh. of the CITY Ma
tional Sank, and Mr.. II. w. Kerr, Of
the Bank of Commerce, left here last
night TO attend the meeting. On
Friday the bankers will have an cx-
cursion TO Newport News and Old
river. There are about 800 persons in
the convention.
Mr.. Tazewcll Taylor Spratlcy and
Miss Helen Moore Todd. of Smithfieid.
will be married at Christ Church. in
that town. at noon to-day. The pros
pectlve groom was formerly of the
firm of Spratley Bros, Norfolk Miss
Todd is an accomplished belle of
Snitlificid. and daughter of Major
L.. NJ. Todd.
The Rev. G. w. Lawson returned
Yesterday from his. vacation. He and
his wife were much surprised to find
their pantry we'll stocked with good
things, expressions Of the good will of
the Park Place Church congregation
and friends in that community. which
are deeply appreciated. Mr.. Lawson
and his wife express their sincere
pleasure at such a welcome.
Mr.. Frank w. Kellinger has re.
turned from Asheville. N. c., where
he has been for the past three months
for the benefit of his health. He
comes home much improved.
Miss Florence Morrisett. niece of
Mrs. DIR. L. r. Chiles. has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Richmond and Manchester.
Mrs X. S. Thomson. of Charlottes-
Vile, returned with REV. G. w. Law
son to spend the Fall and Winter here
-1titA-Aef daughter Lawson.
Mrs. w. P. johnson has returned
from Frederick City. Md.
Mrs. Alice j.. Fleming. of Pocomoke
City. Md, Is the guest OF her sister,
Mrs. e. W. Savage of No GOA Central