The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-11-19
Local Bits.
News of People
and Events.


Happenings Briefly and Reliably
Put Before You.
Gone to Europe.
Prof. H u Kipp. Ct Allegheny Insti-
tute, left last night for Europe, where
he will make q special study of modern
languages.
Address to Students.
DR.. j. L Stone will address tho stu
dents of the National business College
Tomorrow morning ut o'clock. These
addressas are extremely interesting and
every body is invited to abterd.
Kings Daughters
The Ready Workers. Circle OF Kings
Daughter invite their friends to lea
to be given at he homo o. their presi-
don't Mrs. j. G. Bringham, IS Eighth
avenue 4. W., this evening from ~ 10
O'clock.
Successful Entertainmout.
The entertainments and festival given
by thu Ladies Aid Society Of Grace
Church WAS great success. They took
in Sl05, Of which amount Ss5 was clear
profit.
An Oyster Supper.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the United
Brethren Church will give an oyster
supper On Tuesday and Wednesday even
lngs OF this week at tho corner OF Park
str-et Second avenue n. W., for the
benefit OF the church. All are cordi ally
invited.
Schedule Changed
No. passenger train from Bvistol,
which, since the recent change of
schedule, has been running an hour
late, now Is due here at 1905, and will
probably - on time, as the Memphis
and Charleston railroad has arranged a
better connection.
Miss Steiner Hero.
Mss Emma R Steiner. OF Nav York,
who Is to direc5 the juvenile operetta,
{ Mystic Midgets," to be- rendered at tho
Acadomy ot Music thanksgiving night
Under the auspices OF s. Agne. Guild of
St. johns Church, arrived in the city
yesterday and is registered at tn Ponce
de Leon.
An Approaching Entertainments.
Tha ladies' auxiliary of the Order of
Railroad Conductors will serve an oyster
and Ice cream supper on Thursday and
Friday nights, November q md %, at
the building on Salon avenue formerly
occupied by tho Webb Shoe Company.
The public is invited.
A Correction.
In the Salem column of fridays issue
notice was published of a football |
u n tpH 10 MA hat
noke College iesm of Salem and the |
National Business College of this city.
The Salem correspondent was misin- |
formed, as there Is no National Business |
College team.
Not Harry N. Ward.
The Harry Ward spoken of in oonnec-
tion with the Ernest avenue cutting |
scrape on Saturday night Is not Harry |
M. Ward. OF the stationary departments |
Of the Norfolk and Weatern Offices The |
young man referred to lives in the |
northwest part Of the city.
To be Married Today.
A very quiet wedding will be |
solemnizsd this morning ct the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Jno. Z. Penn, on Camp
bell avenue. Only the imme1ia q
friends snd relatives OF the family will |
for r T. Penn & Co., and Mics Annie, |
caue hter. OF Mrs. Colonel Pom, are tho |
contracting parties.
st. James Church Benefit.
There will be 3 charming entertain
ment given In the shHps OF scarf |
drill by seven beautiful young ladies |
of st. James M. L. Church at Bohn's |
hall, on Park street, Thursday and |
Friday nights OF this week. Admission |
only 10 cents. In connection with this |
ENTERTAINMENT the Ladies Aid Society |
Will serve an oyster supper ct the band |
room, also on Park street.
Greene. Iemorial Last Night.
Rev. Il. FL. Kennedy, OF Salem,
preached an interesting eormon last |
night from tho text, "This Ia q faithful
saying and worthy of ell acceptatior,
th&t Christ jesus came into the world !
to save sinners The services we're |
we'll attended and much interest WAS
manifested. Services tonight at 1880
O'Clock.
To Johns Hopkins Hospital.
E. s. Hutchinson, manager OF the |
Lick Branch Colliery, su Maybeury, w.
Va, who had his leg broken by being |
run into by y train on q trestle nesr the |
colliery, passed through the city iast |
night on special car on route to Johrs |
Hopkins Kospi al St Baltimore for treat-
ment He was accompanied by his fam
ilv and family Mn vsiciAn Dr. Ruck