Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. Livingston Minis. who lectured
at the Academy OF Music Tuesday
night. has returned TO her home, in At
lanta. Ga. She was delighted with
Norfolk and will probably return here
at a later date.
Mrs. Mamie L. Tourtellot and daugh-
ter. little Miss Virginia. of Providence,
K. l.. arrived in Norfolk yesterday
morning en- route to visit her mother,
Mrs. l.. V. Lee. of Nansemond county,
Mrs. Tourtellot will remain at home
and amidst the scenes of her early
youth for three or four weeks.
The Virginia Bay Club has elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: A. w. Goldsmith, president; r.
J. Morris. vice president; b. e. Obern
dorfer. treasurer; A. Deiches, secre-
tary; Phil Roskam, c. H. Brown, Jas.
V. Trehy, ID. S. Baum, 3. Kahn. direc-
tors.
The Raleigh IN. c. News o Observer
Miss Irene Burwell and Hugh G..
Whitehead. of Norfolk, is announced to
take place in Raleigh on November
18th. 1900. Miss Burwell formerly lived
in Raleigh and is the daughter of Capt
John B. Burwell, of Statesville. n. c.,
and sister of Mrs. b. r. Lacy. of Ra-
leigh"
Miss Mae Perry. daughter of Mr.. J.
w. Perry. has returned home from n
visit to Hot Springs, extended to New
York.
Cant. II. w. Jones, of the United
States training ship Monongahela lying
at Old Point, has just been honored
with the degree of Doctor of Divinity
lima.
Yesterdays Richmond Dispatch says:
THE wedding OF Mr.. James B. McCaw.
Jr.. and Miss Alice Lee Moore, of Nor
folk. which will take place in that city
on November the Nth, will be n bril-
liant and social event and is noted by
many people in this city, where both
of the young couple are very we'll
known. Mr.. McCaw is prominent
railroad man of Norfolk and is q nep-
hew of DR.. James McCaw, of this city,"
Mrs. c. G. Kiser has gone to Lynch
burg for visit of ten days.
Mrs. Rosalie Selden, who rented the
Burruss house for the past year, is
under the physicians care for nervous
proStration.
Miss Gertie Brumley and Mr.. Ernest
F.. Walker; both of Currituck county.
North Carolina, were married at $50
p. M, at the home of the brides pa
rents.
Mr.. Alonzo S. Phelps. of Groton.
Conn, and Miss Louise w. Hamilton,
of Norfolk, were married by the Rev
Mr.. Hyde, Congregational minister in
the former city on September 26th.
AT Eastvillc, Eastern Shore. on We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock, DR.. John
NJ. Henderson, of Petersburg. and Miss
Christie Walston, daughter of Mrs. r.
c. Walston, were married at Christ
Church.
The bride was met at the chancel by
the groom and was given away by DR..
John n. Upshur. or Richmond. The
choir of Christ Church, with Mrs. w. F.
Costin acting as organist, sang the
marriage hymn, Lord, When at Cana $
Wedding Feast" as the bride and at
PENDANTS proceeded up the aisle and
Lohengrin's wedding march as they re-
tired.
DR.. b. L. Hume. of Petersburg, acted
as best man and Miss Eta Cottrell. OF
Richmond, as maid OF honor. The
other attendants We're. Misses HELEN
Tyler. of Onancock Florence Noting
ham. Louise Henderson. of this county
and Miss Bessie Upshur, of Richmond
The ushers were DIR. II. c. Burgess. of
Norfolk: Dr. G. W.Holland and Messrs
Bloomfield Moon and T. y. Robertson
of this county.