Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Miss Ethel May Cook. daughter Of
Mr.. Aurther Cook. arrived home yes
terday from Pen-Mar. Md. after an alb
sence OF three months visit with her
grandmother. Mrs. Thomas IL. Crow
ley.
Mr.: Henry Colinsky left last night
Tor New York. where he will take the
steamer for Paris. France.
DR.. a. Week and wife have returnei
York.
Miss Blanche Balsom has returned
from II pleasant visit to Newport News
Msis Leila Blanch, of Petersburg. is
visiting Miss Nelson. of Boush street
Miss Margre GUSTS has returned
from a visit to Eastern Shore.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Doyle are at
Blue Ridge Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacobs. who have been
Mt Shocloe Springs, Va. have returned
home.
Misses Essic and Ida Fischer have
returned To the city from an extended
Northern tour.
! Mr.. w. L. Baker. City Collector. re-
ceived dispatch yesterday from MIR
George w. Neville. formerly of Ports
mouth, now in the cotton business in
Galveston, announcing that Mr.. Ed
ward y. Baker and his wife. we'll
known here. are safe. Mr.. w. l..
| Baker was aDprehcnSivc for his broth
er's safety after reading of the calam
itv TO Galveston.
| Mrs. G. e. Mitchell left last night
via the ola DONATION steamer for New
York. accompanied by Miss Lillian
Crump. of Alexandria.
Miss Ethel Cooke returned Sunday
from Baltimore.
| Judge d. Tucker Brooke was to have
addressed the voters of williamsburg
I last night. There was large audi
oncc, as il was court day, but the state
Democratic Committee made u mistake
in not notifying Judge Brooke of the
engagement in time, hence he was UNI
n bile to fill il.
Miss Blanche Thomas. of Drewrys-
Vile. Va. arrived in Norfolk via the
s. uthorn road yesterday. and left via
the Merchants and Miners line for
Boston. TO complete her studies in mu-
sic at the New England Conservatory.
Mr.. w. c. Hardy leaves tonight for
Sweet Chalybcatc Springs.
Mr.. Floyd Hughes leaves tonight for
the mountains.
Colonel James Written returned yes
( tcrday from Il sojourn at Virginia
/ Beach
Mrs. Hisinzotham leaves for Chicago
| tomorrow.
| Judge Allan Il. Hanckcl is spending
a few weeks At the old Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs s. liamsburser left sat
urday for Baltimore. New York and
other points.
Mr.. r. j. Lowenberg left Saturday
| for New York. where he met Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. l.. Lowcnberg who have been
abroad for the past three months.
/ They arrived yesterday afterno,N on
the Amsterdam.
Miss Hattie Page has returned from
! West Point. Va. and is now the guest
OF her aunt Mrs. George Rose, in Duke
| street.
Mr.. w. A. Wrenn left last night to
spend n few weeks in the mountains
of Virginia.
Mr. J. d. Potts. assistant general
l'ftSStIlStT agent vi lIle chesapeake ana
Ohio, was i'll the city yesterday.
Mr.. VIM. L. Mcleod, OF the Suffolk
Herald, was in the city yesterday on
his way to New York on pleasure
| trip.
Mr. Henry kim and family returned
from the White Mountains of New
Hampshire, where overcoats and wraps
awcre in use last week.
Mr. Harry Morris left, last night for
Baltimore and New York.
| MIS-. ]. Wen and Mt. and MIS-. w.
r. +. Slaughter left last night for
trip through Canada.
Mr.. w. c. Dickson left last night for
Blue Ridge Summit.
Rev and Mrs. j. u. Asper and
daughter. Miss Nellie. of Western
Maryland. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Measell. at No. 51i East
Brambleton avenue:
Mr. p. F.. Lowenberg and family
have returned from Virginia Beach
where they spent the summer at the
Princess Anne.
Judge r. r. Prentis, of the Circuit
Court. was IN the city yesterday from
Suffolk. He opened the Fall term of
the Norfolk County Circuit Court in
Portsmouth yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. COPELAND. of Charlestown,
w. Va. who has been visiting his
father n-law, Mr.. II. c. Whitehead, in
this city. has gone over to Williams
| burg to spend a few days with his sis
ters. He will return here before go
ing home.
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