The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-17
EsiiA NBI.EION.

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7 ut the residence of Mrs. Gordon. Rose
avenue. this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
/ Nr. II. a. Hysi0p, of Windsor avenue.
has gone to Philadelphia to spend some
days.
The Ladies' Enterprise Society of Nc
Kendree will have hot suppers two
nights Monday and Tuesday, next
week for benefit OF the church. The
menu will include oysters I'm any stlye,
chicken salad, clam chowder. etc.
! Rev. j. J. Hall, ID. D.. came down
from the Baptist Convention in Rich
mond to I'll his pulpit at Park Ave-
nue. baptist Church Sunday, having
previously made ARRANGEMENTS for spe-
ciol work that day. There were pres
ent i'm his audience members of other
churches whose pastors were away.
who enjoyed the music and preaching
of the occasion. AT night Rev. Charles
Williams, of North Carolina, preached
sermon that pleased the large congre
cation attending. X ~
tresslngly III for5epte weeks Athis home.
on North Moxart1a;yenue, rs. 1877, is now
able to he cut nsH4ie
Mr.. J. s. .Adlisgr, OF Btpwn avenue,
has gone to nishs1spd, Ns.sto visit
Mr.. Elavius Waks4 eeStfiiues quite
indisposed at his h6ES opBast clal-
Capt r. b. Morrisstfc and family.
from the reia hborhuod just beyond
Campostella bridge, have removed into
The city and made their home at 2ll
Windsor avenue.
MIR. j. O. cr!der and family now re-
side at No. l2l Windsor avenue.
Mrs. III. w. Lyons, Of South Marshall
avenue Is in Charlotte, n. c., whittier
she went some days ago to attend the
funeral of her sister, Miss Maggie God
win.
The funeral OF Mrs. Bette a. Nelson,
wife of Mi Charles Nelson, ;r.. took
place Sunday afternoon from the resi-
dence. No. G22 Bram,leton avenue. and
was conducted by Rev. j. II. HoWerton,
of the First Baptist Church, of which
she was a member. The interment was
in Elmwood Cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Rhode Steward,
| who died sunday morning at tho resi-
| dence of her nephew. MIR. S. Il. Rhodes,
No. 2lS Windsor avenue, took place yes
| terdaE morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence. and was conducted by Rev.
| j. u. Dayton, Of Portsmouth Virginia
Methodist Conference superannuate)
The intcrment was in the family burial
ground In Princess Anne county. The
! deceased was 10 years of age.
The community received with pain
| fui regret and deep sympathy the news
OF Mrs. Annie j. Dalhy's death, which
occurred at $40 p. III. Sunday at the
home of her parents, Mr. .. j. and Mrs.
Salic y. Spann. She lenves besides her
husband. Mr.. w II. Daily, n little s.
ycar-old daughter. The family had re-
sided at Churchand for some time
whence Mrs. Daily come about two
weeks ago on Il visit To her parental
home, where she was taken not many
days ago with diphtheria of very
malignant type. She was only 90 years
OF age and she leaves n large circle of
mourning friends and relatives. Rev.
T.. IL. McCluer. of the Park Avenue
4 10 Il ~, l.,
eral at the grave in lllmwood Cemetery,
where her remains were inferred yester-
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Charlie Williams addressed the
b: Y: p. u. of Spurgeon last night OH
| ChristS Sermon on the Mount"
Mr.. w. Porter and family have come
from Toronto Junction, Canada, and are
| residing on Willoughby avenue
| Mrs. c. S. Gorges, of Atlanta. Ga, Is
visiting her sisters. Mesdames w. G..
Ashley and l.. Q. Ayers, on South Res
| ervoir avenue.
| Mr.. j. Lapetus. who spent some time
with relatives No. Sl2 Tunstall avenue.
has returned to his home In Washing
| ton, ID. c.
Miss Eva Smith, of Princess Anne
county, is on n visit to her sister, Mrs.
G. w. Stone. 6l0 West Brambleton ave
nue..
Master Harold Ferguson celebrated
his Sth anniversary Saturday evening
| at the residence of his uncle Mr.. w. w.
Booth, Brambleton avenue.
Mr. w. w. Staylor, son of Mr. Il. Il.
| Staylor, of West Highland avenue. who
was connected with the Metropolitan
| Bicycle Company in New York. was
| recently married at that place and ar
| rived in this city a few days ago with
| his bride. They will reside i'm the city
Mr.. w. II. Worrock and family. of
Roanoke RAPIDS, n. c., have returned
to the city and occupied No. 81 East
mbleton avenue as their home.