Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-05
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

AftHur u. Lewis, southern passenger
agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
way.
Gen. Julian S. Carr, of Durham, n.
G.. was in the city Il short while yes
terday morning, en- route TO Eastern
North Carolina. General Carr who is
one or the beSt-known and foremost
citizens OF the Old North State. is
prominent candidate for a seat in the
United States Senate.
hir. ]. NJ Coin. of 2S3 York street,
left yesterday for Glen Jean. o.
Mr.. Luther Sheldon will leave this
morning for Bedford City. Va.
Mr.. John c. Taylor left last night for
Staunton. where he will spend a week
or two.
Miss Taylor, of CRANKY street. leaves
to day for Newcastle. Va. She will stop
for few days at staunton.
Mr.. H. Clay Tunis left last night for
Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Miss Mary Binford Sledge, of Weldon,
N. c.. is visiting relatives at 4Gl Olney
Road.
Miss Lolita Koch is in Richmond to
attend the wedding of Miss Kate Rein
hardt to Mr.. William Bosher. which
takes place in the Capital City to-day.
Mrs. j. e. Paxson, with her daugh-
ter Elizabeth, of Schuylllill Haven, Pa,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth Hes
ton Paxson.
Mrs. Fannie CARL and Miss Marie
CARL. of Baltimore. are the guests of
Mrs. Albert Stahl.
Mr.. Jonas Bennett left last night for
New York and tomorrow will meet
his wife and daughter who will arrive
from Europe, after q three months
tour on the Continent Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Adler are also with the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Davis have re-
turned to the city from an extensive
Northern tour.
Mr.. J. T.. Britton and family have re-
turned home from their ten days trip
North. During the absence they visited
Niagara Falls, the Canadas, Chautau-
qua on the Lakes and many other
points of interest
Misses Nina and Cora Macdonald, of
Coley avenue. Atlantic City Ward,
pleasant visit to their friend, Mrs. e.
j. T. Carbide, of Carbide Hall, Queen
Anne county. Md.
| Mrs. G. ]. Smith and daughter. Miss
Laurena. have returned to their home.
| in Huntington, w. Va, after spending
two weeks very pleasantly in Norfolk,
Old Point and Virginia Beach.
| Miss Lucy Neal of Danville, who has
been spending the summer at Virginia
Beach. left last night for Lynchburg.
DR.. Julian Robinson, of New York,
who has been spending n few days at
Mrs. Jones cottage, Virginia Beach,
returned yesterday to his home via the
Old Dominion steamer.
Mr.. c. W. Williams. who has been
spending the summer at Virginia
Beach. has returned home.
Mrs. H. c. Jones and her three
daughters. who have been spending the
summer at Virginia Beach. left last
! night for their home at Richmond.
Miss Nettie Baird, who has been
summering at Mrs. Jones cottage. Vir-
ginia Beach. left yesterday for her
home at Richmond.
Miss Carnie Keesee, OF Richmond. re-
turned home last night after spending
the summer at Virginia Beach.
Mrs. A. Aronheim, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Ray Van Wort, has
returned home after a pleasant So
journ in the Catslsill.
Miss Williams. of Danville, and Miss
bafsy UTJc, of fIuwsUTTTs, HTJ. rnI. guests
of Miss Julietta Clements, 34S Boush
street.
II obi
turned from visit to Surry Court
house.
Miss Jane Perry. of Boush street. is
ill with typhoid fever
Mrs. ]. S. Newell is at Fauouier
Springs.
Miss Susie Bell. of Huntcrsville. has
returned from the mountains of Vir-
glnia. where she spent several weeks
pleasantly.
Mr.. r. c. Hume has returned from
two weeks visit to his old home
Raccoon Ford Culpeper county, Va.
where he had most delightful vaca-
of his early boyhood days. He comes
to business in the full vigor of his
young manhood.
MISS Mary Hardy, of Raleigh is Wis
iting friends in Brambleton.
The Southern railway clerks. work
ing under General Agent l.. T. Lamb.
have just enjoyed their annual tug
party to Old Point and the Capes On
Monday night the outside force. ac-
companied by their wives. sweethearts
etc, to the number of about seventy
went out on the Southern railway tug
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