The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-14
THE MEMS OF NORFOLK
Crowded Into Small Space for Breakfast
Table Reading This Morning.
THE DOlAoS OF PEOPLE ABOUT TOWN.
delegates Appointed The oyster
Tongcrs-pcrsonaI Gossip Marine
NOTES.-The Assist ut n Marriage
Rehearstng for the Press Club En-.
tcrtninncnt-Ontcer Elected.
Mr.. Hunter Butler has returned 10

the city.
~ large number of vessels are wea-
ther bound in Hampton Roads.
Mrs. Charlton Edholm is stopping
street.
1T is said that the Duke of N1arlbo-
rough will visit Norfolk this week with
his bride.
A large number of Norfolk people
are leaving for and returning from the
Atlanta Exposition
The rehearsals of the choir to sing at
Ihe dedication of Epworth NJ. E.
church, have commenced
The pilot boat Relief. which has
been UNDERGOING repairs has returned
TO her station at the Capes.
Inc state League of Oyster Tongers
VIII meet at Canyons Hall on Friday.
Twenty associations will be represent
cd
Mr.. +. D. Nclligar has returned from
Richmond. having successfully passed
macist
The schooner c., Captain Inslcy had
her foresail blown away Tuesday night
while she was sailing from Boush's
Bluff TO Pig Point
The coal which was discharged
from the schooner Lizzie S. James
while ashore near Ocean View, has
bSCli NdSlitO AWAY.
The police have been instructed to
look out for fourteen-year-old boy
named Goodc. who has recently left
his home ut Belfield, Va.
The panorama OF the "Pngrim's
progrcsS was given at Cumberland
street Church last night by Rev j.
c. Hayes, the blind preacher.
Revival services will begin at the
Church of Christ. on Frceniason street
sunday night. The meetings will be
conducted by Rev. Peter Ainsle. of
DR.. G. w. cuthriell addressed the
Ladies' Aid Society of Grace Baptist
Church last night and the ladies' told
now they had earned 4 dollar which
they contributed.
The game of football between Bram>
bleton and the Portsmouth Juniors. by
request from the Portsmouth manager,
mas been postponed from November 18th
to Friday. November 22d
The Board of Stewards of McKen-
dree NJ. +. Church have adopted a
very strong Nst of resolutions ask
Ing for the return OF the Rev. ]. r.
Mastin, to their church
~ three rnaStcd schooner is reported
as being ashore on 1saac'S shoals lust
north of Cape Charles. The Merritt
Wrccking Company's steamer William
Colcy has gone To investigate
There was almost Il; pitched battle he
tween Il man and woman on Outtcn
street carly yesterday morning The
good people Of the community were very
much mortified at such disgraccful con-
duet.
The frs rehearsal of "Esmeralda. ;"
which will be presented at the Acade-
my OF Music as al part of the Press
Gibbs entertainment. December 9Th,
VIII be held in Pickett Buchanan
Camp hall this afternoon at s O'Clock
Miss Annie Henry. of Norfolk will
be one of the bridesmaids and Mr..
Edward Rrockenbrough. also of this
city, will be one of the groomsmen at
the Iirockcnbrough-C Cooke nuptials in
will olficatc.
y social meeting OF the Frances
Rarnes US of Norfolk will be held
at the residence No. 1G2 Duke street
Thursday, November lith, at 1880
O'Clock. An interesting programme
and good time is promised. Homo
rary members invited.
The Baron ffirsch Literary. Social
and Benevolent Club has elected OIL
GERS as follows: Leon Salzburg, presi-
dentE Il. j. Shersly. vice. ,resident:
Myer Crocllin. treasurer: Leonard
Friedman, secretary; j.. Amhash
Louis shapiro. Abe Iiirsch. executive
committee; II. Chuckcrman. n. Segcl.
trustees.