The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-12
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Matters Of Small Moment About the eltys
Very Briefly ChroalcIed.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS NOTES.
A Full and Concise Record or fheS
Minor Events of n Growing sea.
port City Laid Bare TO the many
Readers of tho Sewsicst or ssr.
folk Papers.

The Easter music will be repeated In
the churches tomorrow.
Mr. j. A. Helvin will speak at the
Union Mission tonight 3
Rev DR. Charles E. Taylor- prssi,ant
city. - ts'i Hni. sue u'
United States steamer Columbia pass
ed out the Capes yesterday afternoon at
o'clock - - -
Rev. J.. ]. Howell will address the
congregation at Gospel Rescue Mission,
NO: 3SOH Church street. tonight
Selden Woodworth. formerly OF Nor.
iolk, now leading legal practitioner Of
washington. d. c., Is In the city ON busi4
ness. tNPs
Miss Gertrude Lee Carroll and Miss
M. Ciare Brown, of Baltimore, are
street. -
MT. V. B. Sturtevant has been engaged
as chorister Of the Freemason Street
Church of Christ He Will have charge
OF the music to-day. ~
Mr.: Robert j. Balm, formerly of the
at Washington. d. c., April Sth The
FUNERAL took place yesterday. si
Messrs. Byrd, Baldwin & Co yester.;
oay sold the Bennett Land Farm, near
London Bridge. at auction for $500.
Judge w N. Portlock buying It in.
thi S' oSAiite LtiOuy rice mas TeIurna0
from delightful ten davs' visit to-
friends in New York. during which she
visited several OF the most PROMINENT
studios.
In calling attention a few days since
to the advertisement of Di-Lu- Lu-Te,;
the name of Dr. Hall was used as one
Of the references. when It should have
been Rev II. A. Hail. III
James Fuller. colored, long trusted
employe of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company. died Friday night at st. Wins
cents Hospital. His remains will be
carried to Richmond for interment Il
Bishop Randolph will preach at Christ
Episcopal Church this morning. Com
firmation services at this church. which
were postponed on account of the Bish-.
ops sickness, may be deferred now
til May
The grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meets
in Charlottesville next Tuesday. A new
constitution will be adopted at this ses-
sion. There will be thirty-two delegates
from this section. They leave Monday
for Charlottesville.
Past Grand Regents Dobie and Irvine
and possibly other grand officers of the
Royal Arcanum in this section, Will leave
for Richmond this morning to attend
the funeral there this afternoon of Past
Grand Regent Harwood.
Rev. Nj. b. Wharton, D. D., pastor of
Freemason Street Baptist Church, has
been requested to deliver a special Ger
mon before the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows of Norfolk and vicinity on
Sunday night. the 26th
The Francis Barnes Y's will celebrate
Mrs. Barnes birthday Tuesday at IS
o'clock at the Girls Home. They will
have an enjoyable programme. The
social. which was postponed on account
of the weather. will be held Thursday
at O'Clock at 162 Duke street
Mr.. Sanders Garland, of Washington,
d. c.. is in the city on a business trip.
Mr.. Garland represents the Mutual Life
of New York. and Is connected with the
firm of o. f. Breesee & Sons. of Balti-
more. general manager for the Mutual
Life in Virginia, North Carolina. and
Maryland. Es
Mrs. D. Frank and daughter, Miss
Jennie, returned from New York yester-
day morning, called back by the illness
of their little granddaughter, I{ilda
Frank. Mrs. S. Sycle, an aunt, of Rich-
mond, is also here. The condition of the
little sufferer Is not SO critical, but che
is not yet out of danger. s