The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-09-15
BRAN BI.EFON.

Mr. Willie E. Rev and wife have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are
at home. No. 3O5 South Clay avenue.
Miss Etfie Harwclrs home school for
beginners will open at 200 Clay avenue
next Monday.
Mrs. c. H. Crooks and children OF 3l5
South Park avenue, who spent several
weeks at her parental home in York
county, have returned home.
Mrs. o. j. Spann, of East Brambleton
avenue. who spent some time with her
sister, Mrs. J. p. owens. of Mathews
county. is at home again.
Miss Ophelia Dawley, of Virginia
Beach. who has been visiting relatives
in the Fifth Ward, has returned home.
Mrs. G. w. Parsons and family, who
were, visiting the formers sister, Mrs
J. It. Ford, of 225 Windsor avenue, have
returned to their home in Richmond,
Va.
Miss Fannie Measen of Frederick.
Md. is the guest of her brother, Mr.. c..
S. Measelrs family, East Brambleton
avenue.
Mis- Captain NJ. E. Foster, of 2l7 East
Highland avenue, who was III some
weeks, has improved considerably in
health.
Mrs w. Y. Dalby, of Churchland
Va, who was visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. ]. Spann. East Brambleton
AVENUE, has returned nome.
Mr.. T. l.. Griggs, OF Richmond Va.
spent Sunday with his relatives on
Windsor avenue.
Miss Fannie c. Fentless of 315 South
Park avenue. who was visiting friends
al Moyock. n. c.. returned home last
night, accompanied by Miss Mamie Will
son. of that place. who returns TO school
in the city.
The lSrambleton w. C. II. u. will
meet this afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. Barbour, 10 Lovitr
avenue.
Miss Mamie Smith. accompanied by
Miss Ella Hewitt, both of this ward.
are on a visi. TO relatives and friends
at Newport News.
Observer c. S. Gorgas, of the Wea-
Their Bureau at Atlanta. Ga. is on Il
visit to relatives and friends at Nos
III and ll6 South Reservoir avenue.
Mr.. w. II. L. Cornick has removed his
family from l3l South Maltby avenue
and they are residing with Miss Annie
Bradford, ut No. 2O5 South Reservoir
avenue. r1
Yesterday while Herbert Mclean. the
cight-year-old son of Nj. and Mrs. VIII
liam Mclean. of West Highland ave-
nue., was flying kite upon shed
he thoughtleSslY stepped backward
missed his footing. and fell a distance OF
ten feet. landing on his right shoulder
intlicIing several ugly wounds. which
made it Very unpleasant for him last
night.
MIR. William G. stavro. foreman of the
Pullman Palace Car Company, has
and they have taken up their residence
a No. l3l South Maltby avenue
Mrs +. l.. kurtZ, of Frostburg, Md.
is the guest of her brother. Mr.. q. w
Stavro. on Brown avenue
Miss Maud Leonard of Baltimore
In n h..a,, ,tn Nt,.r ,,,;t
Julia Ashburn, on Clay avenue, for some
time, will leave to-day for her home, ac-
companied by Mrs. G. II. Ashburn. OF
Willoughby avenue.
Mr.. j. S. Addison. of Browne avenue,
was bic to be out yesterday.
Mrs. G. X. Bradshaw, of East Bran
bleton avenue, who has been extremely
i'll for some days, was supposed to be
slightly stronger last night.
Miss Nellie r.. Law. OF East Highland
avenue, and Mr.. George II. Fenson, of
Toronto, Canada were married here
Saturday afternoon Rev. f. II. Martin
officiating. They left that evening for
Canada.
Mr.. s. E. Hall. who has been spending
several days with his brother Rev. J.
j. Hall. ID. D.. will leave to-day for his
home in Toronto. Can.
y marriage license was issued yester-
day morning to John c. Daily, Jr., and
George G. Holmes, the ceremony to
take place to-day.
Rev. r. II. Bennett preached to a fine
and attentive congregation at McKen-
dree Sunday night on the subject, The
Awful Sanctity of the Sanctuary" At
the close Mr.. Mord Etheridge, soloist.
sang with fine effect, Jesus, i My Cross
Have TAX en"-tnne of "Changeless."
The public schools opened yesterday
with much interest. The prospects Of
the SCHOLASTIC year are bright. Look
here! There is serious objection to the
use OF paddles in the hands of boys who
on the opening days of the session bruise
and intimidate the smaller boys and
children entering school for the frat