Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-08-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
An occasion much enjoyed by a large
number of people was the tug party
Even on Tuesday evening. under the
direction of Messrs. Fred Parrish and
Charles White. of Portsmouth. Those
composing the party were Miss Lulie
Hudgins. Miss Sallie Dcy, Misses Mar
Sarct and Abbic Wilson, Miss Julia
White. Miss l.. White. Miss Eta Gull
pepper. Miss Alice Parrish. Miss Belle
Nash. Miss Della Nash, Miss Hardy. of
lsaleigh Miss Bessie Ball and Miss
Jordan. of Raleish Messrs. Morgan
and Bilisoly Hudsins. AIR. Wake TruX-
ton. Mr.. Laurel Bilisoly. Messrs. Mar
| shall. Mr.. Fred. Parrish Mr.. Bruce
Butt. Messrs. Troctor. Mcssrs. Dewey,
Mr.. Watson. Mr.. Aibin Trant. MIR. Col
Inns HILL Messrs. Bruce. AIR. VIM.
Langhorne. Mir. Howard White. Mr..
HIN. Mr.. Harvey Ball Mr.. Hamer
Wemple. MIR. Fiber Van Patten and
Mr.. Groner Sykes. The chaperoncs
j. III. Hardy and Mrs. Smith.
Miss Lissie billiard and her guest.
| Miss Carmichael, left yesterday for
Sweet Chalybeatc.
Miss Alice Corbin is the guest of
Mrs. Shield, on CRANKY street.
Mr.. Randolph Darlington. of Rich
mond. spent Saturday and Sunday in
Norfolk.
Mrs. Wallace Hunter and family left
yesterday for Capon Springs.
Miss Emory Duncan left yesterday
| for trip to Gloucester.
Mrs. Tunstall with Miss Sue Tunstall
and Mr.. Whit Tunstall. OF Washing
ton. spent Saturday in Norfolk. leav
| ing in the evening by steamer for Bos-
ton. Later they will so to Nova Scotia.
Miss Nellie Tucker left Tuesday for
charlestown, w. Va
Mrs. Boush. of College Place. left
yesterday for Virginia Beach.
Mr.. a. c. Humphreys returns to-day
from weeks visit in New York.
DR.. ]. I. Vance. former pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church of this
city. is expected soon to visit his
brother, DR.. Vance, on Freemason
| street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Smith and Miss
! Mary Nermilion left on Wednesday
for Saratoga Springs.
Mr.. James Holiday, OF Suffolk. is in
| town.
Miss Page Carter. of Baltimore is
the guest of Mrs. William Reed. ON
| Frecmason street.
Miss I.ottie Woodside. of Baltimore
! who has been visiting in Roanoke, is
the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. Helen
Brown. on York street.
Mrs. BEDFORD and family of Rich
mond, who have had a cottage at the
Beach for several weeks. returned
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. David Creccy has returned from
a trip North.
Miss Alinc McNair. who has been the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Johnston. at
her cottage at Ocean View. returned
To her home in Baltimore on Wcdnes-
day.
Miss Laura Kirk, of Baltimore. who
has been spending the summer at the
Beach. left Wednesday for New York.
Rev. John Woodward left for Rich
mond on Tuesday.
Miss Octavia Reed of Smithfeld. is
| the guest of her grandmother. Mrs.
Reed. in Portsmouth.
|
Mrs. NJ. l.. Saunders will spend the
month of August in Bedford City. Va
Mrs. Milton Warren Mason and Miss
| Mason. of York street. left yesterday
morning for Grecnbrier White Sulphur
Springs. where they will spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
MIR. II. L. Woodland is spending a few
weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mr.. James p. Lash and family are
summering at Ocean View.
Mr.. Willard II. Cooke is spending
some time in the mountains and lake
regions OF New York.
Mrs. Robt. Reid and Miss Marie Reid
IetVe to-day for Fauquer White Sui
phur Springs. where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
The Prince and Princess Troubct-
| zkoy. who are now ut Castle Hill. near
| charlottesville. will spend the month
OF August at Ear Harbor. where the
Princess who is suffering from sciati-
ca. will be under the care Of Boston
| physician.
WOMAN'S INTERESTS.
| queen Victoria will publish shortly
some selections from her diary. The
proceeds from the sale to go to one
of the war funds
The old Spanish style. adoptcd by
Jenny Lind. of wearing n single flower
| in the hair is again in vogue there
being this difference now that il often
| represents a handsome jewel instead
| of the genuine article.
Some clever person has discovered