Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-05-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

VISITORS AT VIRGINIA BEACH
APRON BAZAAR-NORFOLK
SINGERS IN RICHMOND.
Miss Kitty Heath will entertain the
Card Club this morning at her home on
Butte street.
EXCongressman l.. Irving Handy and
family, of Newark. Del, are the guests
of Mrs. l.. b. White, on York street.
Miss Alice Kelly has returned from
Staunton, and is at her mothers cot
tase at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. lancaster Williams, of
Richmond. spent several days at the
Chamberlin, old Point. last week.
Mrs. Pinckney. of Moriis;own. n. j..
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Richard
W3lkc. on Butte street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Freeman. OF
Richmcnd. spent yesterday in Norfolk
with Mrs. L. r. Borland, on York
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert. of r: hmond.
are wishing Mrs. Winn. on Duke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Travers. of Richmond.
are stopping at the Chamberln Hotel,
Old Point.
Miss Lizzie Jones, Of Washington. is
the guest of Mrs. George Chamberlaine.
on Duke street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair, who were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn Hen
derson, in Client. returned yesterday
to Washington.
Misses Bessie Doyle and Lucy Brook.
with Il party of schoolmateS, came down
from Georgetown Convent on Friday to
witness the eclipse. They returned to
Washington yesterday afternoon.
Cards have been received in Norfolk.
announcing the marriage Of Miss Hen
rietta Dyer to Mr.. Theodore Hazeltine
Price on Saturday. May 26th, the cere-
ntony having taken place earlier than
was expected, on account of the bust
ness troubles Of the groom. Only few
friends were present The wedding oc-
CURED at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. James Loockerman Taylor, in New
York
The Richmond Dispatch of Sunday
Gays:
The song recital given at the Jeffer-
son on Friday evening by Miss Betty
Eurwell Booker and Miss Sally Kin
dred Williams, of Norfolk, scored n dis
tinct success. 1t is seldom that two
such beautiful voices blending with
such perfect harmony can be heard in
the ranks OF amateurs. Miss Williams
wonderfully deep, sweet contralto melt
ed into Miss Booker'S pure soprano with
beautiful result. Their songs and
duets were we'll chosen, and met with
great applause"
Among the guests at Mrs. Smiths
cottage at Virginia Beach to witness
the eclipse We're MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Lucas, Mr.. Henry Lucas, Jr, and n
party of scientists, who brought with
| them their instruments to take obser-
vations: Rev. Father Swack, S. j.;
Rev. Father O'Sullivan, Rev. Father
Hadrick and Mr.. Coylc. of Woodstock,
Md. the famous Jesuit College of that
part; Rev. Father Hagan. S. j., profess
sor of astronomy al Georgetown Uni
versity, d. c., and Rev. Father Joseph
+Algue, S. j., director Of the Manila OBJ
servatory, p. i. Father Algue repre-
sents to-day the American Weather
Bureau in the Philippines. He went
through some of the most thrilling ex-
periences during the war, having wit
messed the battle of Manila when he
was in direct communication with Ad-
miral Dewey, who spared him and fully
two thousand, refugees. who sought
shelter under his roof. He has since
rendered valuable assistance to the
American Government in return. and
is now in this country at the solcita-
ton of the Government. He will re-
turn in June to Manila to again take
up his duties there.