Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-07

...Personal and Social. ].
H0pors for Norfolk Ghl--A Coming Sa4usital Treat !.
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Il number of her young friends ut the
home OF Miss Whitehurst, on York
| street. The first thing on the program
| was a spelling bee. which afforded
much merriment. Miss Annette >ilby
was the first to sit down and was
awarded the BOBBY prize, pen wiper.
MISS Jessie Whitehurst was the cham
plon speller and carried home the prize,
an elegant box of note paper. Refresh
| inents OF a tempting nature were then
served and duly enjoyed. After they
were partaken of games were INDUCED
In until late hour, when the party
| came TO close. Those who accepted
| Mr.. cams hospitality were Misses
Marie Whitehurst, Baby Hitch. Fannie
| Priddy. Annette I<ilby, Annie Field,
| Mary Field, Josephine Wrenn, Jessie
Whitchurst. May Whitehurst and Alice
| Smith.
Mrs Miles Selden has issued invita-
tons to the marriage of her daughter
! Patty. to Lieutenant Hutchinson Wig
| nam Cone. United States Navy. The
ceremony will take place on Tuesday
| evening. October 10th. at Z O'clock at
| ST. LulSe's Church. Miss Selden is one
| of Norfolk's most popular young ladies
| and it is with great regret we give
| her up.
Miss Kyle Reid entertained a party
of friends most charmingly Wednes-
| day evening at her home, on York
street. The occasion was dinner
| party, covers being laid for twelve
people. The table was exquisitely dec
| Grated, La France roses forming the
| centre-piece, pink being the color
scheme of the decorations. The party
were invited into the dining room
at half-past o'clock and the feast
began. During the course of the even
ing Mr.. Tilton arose and announced
the engagement of Miss Kyle Reid and
MIR. Brevard Miller. OF Charleston, S.
c. Best wishes and healths We're then
in order until the dinner came to n
| close. Miss Reid and Mr.. Miller will
| be married early in November. Those
who composed this pleasant party We're
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson Tilton. Miss
Alice Lee Moore, Miss I.issie billiard,
Miss Margaret Reed, Miss Lula Reed,
| Miss Kyle Reid, Mr.. William Moore,
Mr.. T.. NJ Henry, Jr., Mr.. Wellington
| Hardy, Mr.. j. PendletOn Turner and
MIR. Percy Jones
Mr.. ana Mrs. David Dunlop. Jr., of
Petersburg, spent last week with
pleasant party at Old Point. Mir. and
Mrs. Dunlop and their guests were on
Mr.. Dunlop's new yacht, the Lady
| Evelyn" and passed n most enjoya-
BILE time on board. Those who COM
| prised this party We're Mr.. and Mrs.
| Dunlop, Miss Marie Davis, of Peters
| burg; Miss Bessie Nenable. OF Peters
| burg, and Misses Louise and Lady
Anne Booker. of Old Point.
Now that the concerts have been re-
sumed at the Monticello. the people
| flock to that hospitable hotel for an
evening of sociability. And very pleas
ant it is, too to listen to the music and
then repair to the cafe for little bird
supper or something OF the kind.
n. J@Io,.,1 Ny,;il;,,>,.. Ter e..
New Orleans. where he will practice
his profession, having recently resigned
from the army.
Mrs. i. =. Hodges and family have
returned from Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr.. Joseph Vcnable has returned to
his home in Petersburg, after having
been the guest Of Mr.. Moore Culpeper
| for several days.
Mr.. Julian Osborne left last week for
Blacksburg to resume his studies at
the V. l.. I.
Mrs. Ella 1Iarrel has returned from
North Carolina, Where she spent the
Summer.
Mrs Lydia Augusta Hudgins has is
sued invitations TO the marriage of her
daughter, Annie Vesey, to Mr. Arthur
5et1ifrrr WrdnpstHy arterno0n.
October the 18th, at o'clock. Epworth
Church. Norfolk. Va.
Miss Claude Miles. formerly of Nor
folk, but now OF Annapolis, is the guest
of Miss Southall, on Freemason street
Miss BESSIE Doyle is visiting friends
in Richmond.
Miss Mary Williams Will leave to-
Pal
Rev. and Mrs. Barr and family have
returned from Charlottesville, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Spratley will
return Monday from Smithneld. where
they attended the SpratleyTod nup-
tails.
Mr.. George Pitcher left Saturday for
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wells have re-
turned from an extended trip South.
Miss Bessie Roberts returned last
week from Pennsylvania.
MIR. Marshall Dey, who has been
spending the summer at the Roanoke
Red Sulphur Springs, returned on
Thursday.
Miss Donna Reid, of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. Hilliard, on York
street.
Mr.. Powhatan Robertson returned
last week from Culpeper county.
Miss Iloise Davenport has returned
from Blue Ridge Springs.
Mrs Herbert Cofer returned Thurs
day from Montvale, where she has been
summering. stopping at Crews on the
way home to visit relatives.