The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-01
Norfolk Social News.
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society. There have been one or two
whole, there has beer, littla to at.
Or course. Thursday was gala day In
the city. North Carolina colors view
with Virginia until the result ~ the
Fame n1',srs Sa ,,sr kno oSg11s, wl'sG y, TING ,. nDnwn
Their yells u the symbols Of their
college were everywhere to tie. seer
and heard md tire disappointed Vir-
glnians were conspicuous by tfcir abb
~ people. dranby, Main and other
business strcots were crowded with
almost clothed tn footbnl colors. was
right In her element Hundreds Of
dry goods CLERKS and soda water Off
eiala also turned out to yell Tor their
MRS. J.oseph Fl. Drti,ntr1ond enter.
tnined Wednesday morning the first
meeting OF the Bridge Whist Club, OF
In Doush Street.
Those wiz played were Mrs. John
CAST, Jr Mrs; Uraul,art, Mrs. Moran
William Wilkinson, Miss Nathalie
White. Miss Mary Leigh. Miss Lizzie
Ela'hna MISS jean Penn, and Miss
Refreshments were enjoyed.
On Tuesday. evening Miss Ella Wood
entertained most ctarmlnglY at her
Misses Sanders. OF Louisiana. who are
her guests. There were five tables of
progressive euehrc. Miss Ellen Sea-
Well won the prize at h first table.
consolation prize. two dainty pictures.
The first g~entlenan's prize. q tobacco
box, was won BY Mr.. AIinton Talbot.
ton prize. The rooms were handsomely
decorated with chrysanthemums.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John Quinby en-.
tertained Wednesday mig hit at one OF tho
iargsst and most elaborate private
folk for many years in honor OF their
daughter. Miss Lucy Quinby. It was a
dance given over the gate at the avy.
flags. bunting: flowers Ind green for
the Nava POST saas'i band ns& MISS aIsa''s aaln So
looked most charming, beeomingly
earried pink roses. Lieatenant ana
Mrs. Quinby and Miss Quinby received
the guests. All OF the season's de.
sutantes. as well as any q the elder
the Kentucky franklin. minnesota.
lowe and the torpedo oats and many
OF Norfolk's prominent society people
were present.
Miss Edith Tunis is the guest OF the
Misses Stirling. In Baltimore. daugh.
ters OF Admiral and Mrs. Yates EtIrl.
ing.
Mrs. w. d. Crowell, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Annie Savage in the
Merrimac Apartments, left on Thurs.
day for S%mlthfield. where she will be
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. /.
Folk.
Miss Edna. Riddlcberger. Of WASH
ington. ID. C.. arrived to-day. and Is
the guest OF tho Misses Waddy. in Ra.
leigh Avenue.
Mrs. Mcdonald and Miss Katherine
Mcdonald returned to their home In
Baltimore yesterday, after spending
several days as the guests OF Mrs. C.
B. Ryan and the Misses Ryan.
Mrs. John S. Ftske and little Miss
Virginia sFiske n returned to their
home in New York, after being the
guests of Mrs. John Gordon.
Lieutenant j. L.. Connolly, United
States; Navy; Mrs. Connolly II little
son, have returned from New York.
After two weeks Lieutenant Connolly
expects to leave for three years sea
duty.
Miss Posie White. OF Abingdon. is
the guestsof Mrs. William II. Taylor, in
Boush street.
Miss Virginia Peachy returned to
her home in williamsburg Yesterday,
after being the guest of Mrs. James
Mann, in Olney Road.