Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

The tug party given on Tuesday
evening to Old Point was very pleas
ant occasion. The chaperons were Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert Z. Weight. Mrs. l.. b.
| Jordan and Mrs. Spratley.
Among those in the party were
Misses Flossy Waddy, Pearl Penn, NJ.
l.. Cooke. Helen Willis, Nj. l.. Brod
erick. Lucy Bassor. Margaret Wilson.
Bessie Doyle, Ellerbe Holt, Madge
Drummond. Alice Wilson, Annie Delk.
Margaret Delk. Carolyn Cohn. Kathe-
rine Newbill. l.. Duncan, Sophia White.
Eta Lee and Miss Sharp; Messrs. Wal
Ter sharp, Lee Councilman, T. Rogers,
waiter l. Priest. Charles EIunter, Vic
tor Brown, Alexander Irvine. Kevill
Glennan. Louis Smith, II. @. Smith. Ell
mott Howe. Davis Jordan, Is. Myers
Washington Taylor. Jack Wynn, Ro-
land Culpepper Garnett Jordan, Harry
JORDAN. Charles Bowdoin, John Wood
SIDE. Tunstall Smith. Reginald Smith.
Henry Ward MIR. Dcy. Mr.. Hunter Bell,
Mr. Claggett Young and Mr.. Smith.
MT w. NJ. Core gave an enjoyable
yachting party last evening. The
| chapcrones were Mr.. and Mrs. III. l..
Smith. of Knoxville. Tenn. Others who
enjoyed the sail were Mrs. Is. Il. Cham
Derlain. Misses Fannie and Lizzie F'os-
ter and Alice Wharton; Mcssrs. Geo.
l'ringle. w. Powell Duff. a. Z. Blair
and Ii. l.. Chamberlain.
The Richmond Times of yesterday
contains picture of Miss Maria Ten
Eyck Decatur Mayo. of this city, who
Will christen the United States torpedo
boat destroyer Decatur next month.
Miss Mayo is n lincal descendant of
Commodore Decatur. and ii is predict
ed that the christening will he quite a
social event.
Miss Mary Hasell Wilson, of Phila-
delphia. who Will christen the Dale"
on July 25th a Richmond. is Il lincal
descendant of the Fighting Commo-
dore.' after whom the boat is named.
Her distinguished ancestor. who was
first lieutenant under Paul Jones. was
born near Norfolk. On the paternal
side Miss Wilson is South Carolinian
by descent.
Miss Mary Lou Grey is the popular
guest of Miss Kate Parr. at Bedford
Hotel Bedford City. Miss Grey is re-
ceiving many delightful social atten-
tons there.
Miss Friend. who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Leigh Williams. on st. Mary's
avenue. returned on Friday to her
home in massachusetts
Miss Bland, of Baltimore, is at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Miss BESSIE Prince, who has been
visiting Miss Fannie Culpeppcr. on
Butte street, left on Tuesday for Mont
gomery White Springs.
Mrs. Bitter returned yesterday from
Virginia Beach.
Mr.. Stephen a. Douglas. of North
Carolina. who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs Leigh Williams. on ST.
Marys avenue. has returned home.
Miss Frances Qunby OF Suffolk. is
the guest of Miss Mary Whaley, at her
home in Client.
Miss Elizabeth Tunstall has returned
from visit to Miss Ida Ellis, on East
crn Shore.
Mrs. William Jones of Suffolk. is
stopping at the Willoughby Hotel.
Col and Mrs. savage of Nansemond
county. are stopping at the Willoughby
Hotel.
Miss Mary Driver. of Drivers, Va,
spent some time in Norfolk this week
Mr.. William e. Calendar will leave
on Thur sday for New York
Miss Sara Rohr is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. l.. Steiner, on Olncy Road.
Miss Shaw. of Shawsboro. n. c.. is
the guest of Miss Mary Lou Broderick,
on College Place.
Mrs. George w. Paine. of Suffolk, is
the guest of Mrs. George w. Wilson
on GraTIby street,
Mr. Bradford Itilby, of Suffolk. IL
stopping at Virginia Beach.
Miss Penn, of North Carolina. is the
guest OF Miss Mai.y Lou Cooke.
Mr.. Harry Jordan of Smithfeld. is
visiting Mr. Garnctt Jordan on Char
lotte street.
Mrs. Richmond Maury. who has been
visiting Mrs. Jordan. left on Tuesday
for her home in Smithneld.
Mr.. Ryland Moore who has been
stopping Mt Virginia Beach. has re-
turned 10 his home in Green Spring
Valley, Md.
y called meeting of the Executive
Committee of the City Union of the
Kings Daughters will be held this
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