Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-02

1. Personal and Social. |.
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mer,s Days are W<anflg and Society," mn !.
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North Carolina; Mrs. Cash. Mr.. and
Pickens, Misses Dodson. Julia Jordan.
Raleigh; Ethel Herbert. Wannie
W hite, Lillian Parks, Vernice and
Hilah White; Messrs. j. T. Baird, Jr.,
Otis Barnard, Roland Giebror. Jack
White and R. B: Peed.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Henderson
left via the Ola Dominion Line last
evening for Saratoga Lake George and
the Catskills Mountains.
Miss Mildred Lee Garnett. of Man
chester. will visit Norfolk friends this
week.
Life at Ocean View Hotel still con-
| tinues delightful, and many charming
people are lingering there. Among
the arrivals of the week were a num-
her of Manchester and Petersburg
D young ladies and their chaperoncs, who
/ will spend a week or two there.
Mr.. John L. Hcnnelly. who has been
spending several days at the Dodson
cottage. Virginia Beach returned to
the city yesterday.
Miss Rosa Lee Ubank. of Richmond.
| Va. is visiting her cousin. Miss BERTHE
Bensten, on Colley avenue.
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Mr.. Geo. r. Kay, n popular news
| paper man of Seaford. Del, and Mr..
w. ID. Steavens. proprietor of the Mani
coke Oyster Company, of the same
/ place. are registered at the Atlantic.
Mcssrs. Kay and Steavens are on Il
trip through the South and will visit
many of the larger Southern cities be-
fore returning to Delaware. They
leave for Richmond this morning.
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| One OF the most pleasing social
events of the season promises to be the
production of THE Princess Bonnie
at the Academy of Music about the
latter part of October. The title role
will be filled by Mrs. j. Grin Edwards
and the cast will be much the same as
1t was when presented at Portsmouth
last season. There will. however. be
some changes in several important
parts. The proceeds will go to the
building fund for Ohef Sholom Temple
The business management of the en-
tertainment will be in charge of MIR.
M. Stern. of Lowenberg, Pincus 6. Co.
The following guests are at the
Mount Vernon Cottage. Virginia Beach
Mrs. II. n. Covington. Bowling Green
l\y.; DR.. Whitney Moore. Lexington
NY: Mr. &. A. Cawthorn, Elberton
Ga; Mr.. G.. CT. Comic. Baltimore: Mr.
G. G. OConnor. Detroit, Mich; II. G.
Morris. Richmond; Mrs. II. w. Philips
and child. Crewe Va; Mrs. V. o. Lee
SHELTON. Va; Mrs. C. A. Davis, Skel.
ton. Va; Misses Briggs. Emporia, Va
Miss Gilispie. Dinwiddie county; Mir
Baker Callust and Mr.. II. IL. Rose
Matthews county; Mr.. and Mrs IT. w
Thompson. Philadelphia: Mr.. and Miss
Riley Baltimore; Mr.. b. c. Hildraid
Warrenton. n. c.; Mr.. VIII Barham
Warrenton, N. c.; Miss Wolff, Norfolk
Mr.. Victor w. Gilman. Chattanooga;
Mr.. w. c. Davis, Crewe, Va: Mr.. n
w. Phillips, Crewe. Va: Mr.. Bots and
son, baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Saul. Knoxville. Tenn.
On Friday evening a very pleasing
entertainment was given at 1890
O'Clock in the Ocean View Hotel oar
lors. Miss Tillie Winkler. of Mobile,
Ala, recited in n charming manner
Hecht sang Spring Song" Arditti;
Mr.. Percy Alley. of Norfolk, recited
three enjoyable selections, and the
Misses Winkler and Eecht gave a
short dramatic sketch entitled Pau
line Parlona." The entertainment was
enjoyed by ali present.
Mr.. Albano, the popular manager Of
the Ocean View bowling alleys, will
give a bowling party, with Huyler's
candies as prizes, next Wednesday,, at
1890 a. M, to the young ladies of the
IA IA be stfffcs
NJ. a. and j. ShOtwell, Misses L. l.. and
c. O'Brien. all Of Manchester, Va;
Miss AGREE. of Petersburg; Misses
Hecht, of Norfolk; Miss Winlller. of
Alabama; Miss Mcdowell, of Rich
mond Miss Edel. of San Francisco,
and Miss Cohen. of Washington, d. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hecht, of New
York. are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Hecht, at Ocean View
Among the recent arrivals at Ocean
| View Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hecht, of New York; Mr.. r. Sledge,
Baltimore. Md; Mr.. Fonshill, Balti-
more, Md; Mr.. Cohen, Washington, d.
| c.; Misses NJ, j. and a. Shotwell,
Manchester. Va; Miss ]. AGREE. Pc
| tersburg: Misses L. J.. and c. OBrien,
Manchester; Mrs. and Miss Edel, San
| Francisco.