The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-08-11
SOME CITY GLIMPsEs
The Sun and Substance of the Less I'm
p0rtant Events of Yesterday.
FAITHFUL SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
Not Much About Anything But
Something Ahout Many Things
photographic View OF Life I'm
Norfolk in Its Many and Vary.
Ing Phases-Brier, Faithful, Vivid.

Miss Sallie Parsons is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond.
The repairs to CampoStella bridge will
be completed this week.
MT. T. X. Gary, OF Richmond, Va, is
In the city on n VISIT to friends.
Colonel Fl. West, of Suffolk, is in the
city on visit to Norfolk friends.
Hon. Richard M. Taylor mayor of
Richmond. was in the city Sunday
Wednesday night the Norfolk Cycle
Club will give a great lantern parade.
MI George E. Bowden will be in
Fhilaalephia for the next week or two.
spent Sunday with friends in this city.
The Jackson Light Infantry had q
evening.
is the guest Of Miss Nusbaum. on Holt
street.
Mr.. w. T. Daniel OF Garysburg N. c.,
is visiting Mr.. Clarence Cowper in Cum
berland strest.
Mrs. John Il. Burke left Saturday for
Montvaie. Va to sojourn during August
and September
Miss Goode, of Lynchburg and Miss
Ham, of Morrison, are visiting Mrs
Coleman. in Ghent.
Mr. w. l. Daniel. of Garysburg, N. c.,
is on a visit to Mr.. Clarence Corprew'
on Cumberland street.
DELEGATES to the State Labor Fedora
ton. which convenes in Richmond to-
dav. left last evening.
a lawn party for the beneTit of Queen
Street NJ. e. Church will be given at No.
123 Bank street tonight.
Mrs. j.. II. McMahon and Miss 'Afagee
nave gone to spend the summer at Sara
toga Springs and Lake George.
The S29.6O0 In per cent. thirty-year
Norfolk city bonds to have been sold
Yesterday didn't sell. there being no
bidders.
Rev. NJ. b. Wharton. d. D.. of Nor
folk. will deliver two lectures before the
this week.
Mr.. E. C. Potter of Raleigh, N. c.,
of the Norfolk and Southern railroad.
and Mrs. Potter, are in Norfolk for
few days.
Z. Smiths, 12l Bank street. tomorrow
for the benefit OF the Queen Street NJ.
E. church.
Mr.. Fred A. Jones. of Atlanta, Ga,
district passenger agent of the ST. Louis
and Southwestern Railway, was in the
city yesterday.
Miss Pattie Armstrong gave a de-
lightful social Friday evening in honor
or her friends, Miss Amy Worthington
ana Miss Estellc Warner.
A needle had to be extracted from the
foot of little Sadie Gentes. daughter OF
Mr. A. III. Gentes. of Main street Berk
ley, Sunday by DR.. Morgan.
Prof. George Nick. Balm. of the Pub
lie High School, has returned from an
outing. during which he took in Louis
Vile and other points.
Mr.. Thomas Payne and Miss Addie
Hudgins will be married this evening at
Q O'Clock al Central Avenue Baptist
church.
\ meeting of the officers of the First
Virginia Regiment. Uniform Rank X.
of r.. will he held here to-day to ar
range for attending the Cleveland en-
camDment.
Hon. w. Il. Mayo. Mayor of the city,
left Yesterday morning for Maine. be-
ing called there by the sickness of his
son. Police Justice Tomlin is acting
| as Mayor in his absence.
w. II. Taylor has been appointed dis
Railway and the line of steamers at Nor
folk. and is fixing up a handsome office
at No. IS Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and little
daughter, Helen; Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith and little son. HerriclI. from Bal
timore. and MIR. and Mrs. Cooke. from
New York. are spending the summer
with their mother. Mrs. Caroline Smith.
on Dartmouth street.
George Edward Paynter. Esq, secre-
tary to the Board Of Fire Commiss Toner
| of Richmond. ana Assistant Superin-
iendent of Fire Alarm and Police Telc-
graph of said city, spent SUNDAY in
are Summering on The Ware river
Miss Amy Worthington and Miss F.s-
telle Warner two charming and accom-
plished young ladies OF Baltimore, LEFT
last evening COR Their home. accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Irormoncer.
after spending a pleasant time with
their friends, Miss Pa.tie Armstrong and
Mrs lronmonger. on Central avenue.