Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1908-05-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES,
Onancock.

Mrs. L.. ID. IeacKle \guluOy 10 HiVO
sick at her home, on Main Street.
Mrs. Mildred Nj. Fosque, of Keller,
is the guest of Mrs. G. Fred Kelly.
Mrs. Nina Page Nottingham, OF
Capeville, is the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Tully w. Parker.
Prof. Diggs, principal of the Painter
High School, observed the work in the
Onancock High School on Monday.
hrs. William B. Pitts left Monday
for Pittsburg, where she will be the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Thomas Il.
Joynes.
Miss Helen G. Joynes, who has
been teaching at Charlottesville, re-
turned to her home in Onancock,
Monday.
Miss Sarah NAPLES, of Cape Charles
arrived Wednesday to spend some
time with her cousin, Miss Sara Polk
NAPLES.
Miss Margaret L. Powell entertained
her little friends Monday afternoon
from 3 to in honor of her fourth
birthday.
Miss Anne E. Hopkins entertained
at cards Tuesday evening in honor OF
her cousin, Miss Mary E. Fitchett, OF
Cape Charles.
Capt. B. F. Crockett has returned
from Richmond, where he was called
by the illness of his daughter, Mrs.
Frank Gilman.
Miss Elizabeth B. Wise returned
from the University Hospital, Balti-
more, Wednesday, very much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Charlotte Corbin, of late the
guest of Miss Sadie f. Fletcher on
Ker Street, left for her home at
Jenkins Bridge, Monday.
The base ball team of the Onancock
High School played the Pungoteague
team at the Margaret Academy Satur-
day afternoon, score to 2.
Mrs. B. X. Powell and Mr.. Stewart
K. Powell attended the unwilling OF
the monument to the Rev. Francis
Mackenzie in Northern Accomack
Thursd :.
Mr.. Paul B. Titlow received tele-
gram from Congressman W. A. Jones
Tuesday, announcing his appoint
ment on an engineering corps in the
Geodetic Survey. He left for Mississ-
ippi, Thursday.
Mrs. William II. Parker entertained
at a reception from to 6p. M, We'd
nesday, at her home in honor of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and ir tied guests. The large
parlors ere handsomely decorated
with flowers and ferns and elegant
refreshments were served. Mrs. Par
ker and her daughters, Miss Sara and
Miss Margaret, received. Miss Alice
GUSTS gave an entertaining account
of her attendance as a delegate from
the E. S. Chapter to the recent Ma
tional Congress in Washington, D.
@. The music was furnished by Mrs.
@. B. Nottingham, Miss M. N. Gro
ton, Miss Margaret w. Parker and
Master James Doughty. Miss Eliza
beth ]. Titlow recited an original
poem written for the occasion. Among
others the following were present;
Mrs. Nina Nottingham and Miss Sara
NAPLES, of Cape Charles; Mrs. Bars
tow, of HolyOke, Mass; Mrs. S. U
Hopkins, OF New York; Mrs. Sharp
ley, of Horntown; Mrs. j. r. Taylor
Mrs. Bayly Browne, Mrs. James II
Fletcher, Mrs. L. Floyd Mock, Miss
Alice GUSTS, of AccOmac; Mrs. G. B
Nottingham, Mrs. E. B. Finney, Mrs
]. P. L. Hopkins, Mrs. R. L. Shield
Mrs. WINS. Nelson, Mrs. B. NJ. Custis
Mrs. o. L. Parker, Mrs. B. K. Powell
Mrs. Warner Ames, Mrs. j. @. Cor
mick, Mrs. G. H. Powell, Mrs. D. J
Titlow, Mrs. J. s. NAPLES, Misses
Cecile and Nellie Powell, S. A. Langs
dale, Margaret N. Groton, Annie S
Mills, Sara NAPLES, Elizabeth Titlow
Sarah N. N. Parker and Frances L
Taylor, of Onancock.