The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-20

Of 121 Mozart avenue. Mr.. Jesse Mo.
Pherson was best man and Miss Mamie
Eason maid OF honor Bride and bfldeB-
maid We're dressed in white organdie.
trimmed with lace and satin and the
former wore boudust Of roses and tube
roses. Groom and best man wore con-
vent:onal black. After the ceremony
they were accompanied by many friends
to their future residence, on Mozart
avenue. The bride received many hand
some presents and the couple many con-
CALCULATIONS from their pastor and
the guests.
The Kings Daughters will sell ice
cream and cake on the vacant lot'corner
Park and Highland avenues. They cor
daily invite patronage from all congre-
cations after services. Funds are need
ed for the sick and poor.
master Joseph III. Baker, OF No. 1879
North Reservoir avenue, Is on a visit to
relatives In Elizabeth city. N. C..
Prof. Henry Fisher. OF 1876 South Kelly
avenue, was confined to his home yes
terday by sickness.
Mrs. Peacock, accompanied by Mis-.
Privott. both of Roper. N. c., are on a
visit to Mrs. James Forbes, on Kelley
avenue.
The revival at Spurgeon Memorial
Baptist Church is increasing IN Interest.
The outlook Is good for n great meet
Ing. This pastor announced the meeting
about month ago and the people were
L.
ed with earhestness and power. The
singing Is unusually fine. The public are
cordially Invited to attend all the meet
ings.
ivan Gray, the infa,t child of w. r.
and Alice c. Trower died yesterday
morning at about O'Clock at the resi-
dence Of Its parents. No. sic Highland
avenue. The funeral takes place to-day
at 10 am. from the residence and will be
conducted by Rev. j. P. Barrett. of
Memorial Christian Temple Interment
in Elmwood.
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Merkle.
who Departed this life Sunday at her
hons. No. I27 Granville avenue, were
Inferred yesterday afternoon a s O'Clock
In ElmWoood Cemetery. the funeral talk
ing place from her late residence and
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Martin, of Spur
geon Baptist Church.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eleanor j. Will
kins, wife of Mr.. w. p. wilkins, who
died at St. Vincents Hospital Monday
evening. will be held at the residence No.
ZIG Ferguson avenue, 'thls morning al 10
O'Clock. The services will be conducted
by Rev. Father Frioli. Of ST. Mary's
Catholic Church
The funeral of Captain ]. H. Bosnian,
who died last Saturday night. took place
Monday afternoon from the residence
No. 1873 Maltby avenue, ait O'clock
us SeiNlSes were CO1QuCteu Dy kew.
l.. d. Betty. OF Portsmouth, assisted by
Rev. j. W. Moore. of THE Queen Street
M. E. Church; Rev. Il. H. Bennett, Of
MoKendree NJ. e. Church, and Rev j
B. Merritt, OF the Seamens Bethel The
intermeift was In Elmwood Cemetery
The death OF Captain ". W. Forbes
occurred Monday night at his residence,
on Maple avenue. after a lingering III
ness. The deceased was about flfty-hve
yeats old and captain of a small schooner
wMch plies along the James river.
He leaves a wife and daughter, Mrs. ].
b. Jones Captain Forbes was highly
esteemed and his many friends and ac-
Qua.ntanceS who will be much panied
to learn Of his death.
Mrs. Margaret II. Womble, aged sixty
four years. died Monday night ait II
o'clock. at the residence of her son-in-
law MIR. M. ]. Velllnes. No. ia Lovitt
avenue. The funeral Will take place this
morning at o'clock. Interment In Elm
wood.
The Brambleton Democratic Assoc.a-
tfon last night held the largest meeting
probably ever held by club in this
city. About 400 voters were resent and
Colonel N. C. Pamplln, presided.
Speeches were made by AIR. ]. l.. Win
ston. Captain r. w. Tomlin. Mr.. w. H.
Taylor, and Mr.. James f. Duncan.
The Bramblston Democratic Club Will
hold an Important meeting at Quratoi
Hall Thursday night to which they In
vfe all Democrats in the ward