The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-06

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She begs to be taken home, but the old
woman will not yield Mother Grunt
sings song to Resale to learn. and
Intends sending her to the fair to sell
askets on the following day. Bidding
Rosalie TO seek rest as night is COM
ing on, the old woman takes q stroll to
enjoy her pipe. After she has gone,
Rosalie comes out Of the tent, and,
seeing no one near, resolves to escape
Stealing lightly away; her absence Is
discovered on the return Of Mother
Grunt. who alarms the Gipsies, and
they depart on the chase
Part Second-Rosalie, after several
days wandering, has at last become lost
IN the forest. IT'S night and she is
weary. She can proceed no farther; so
falling to sleep at the foot Of q tree, is
discovered by band of Fairies. They
pass by her with song; and the Queen
aWakes her by waving her magic wand.
and then invokes the appearance of
Fairy Palace. Rosalie bewildered, ques-
tons them as to her whereabouts. They
inform her she Is on fairy ground, and
offer her Jewels and gems to stay with
them. But her song Of home proves to
and they honor her for so being. The
FAIRY Queen commands them to guide
her safely home, and they depart on
their mission. The Fairies, by their
mystic knowledge, have safely brought
Rosalie to the mountain bovroe she long
since deserted. While lulling her they
are worned Of the approach Of mortals,
and secrete themselves. The mortals
enter bewailng the loss Of Rosalie
Unseen the Fairies enter the grove and
are discovered by the Tyroliens, who
question them as to their Lost one. The
Fairies reply by saying they are bearers
Of good tidings, and at a signal from
their Queen. they present Rosalie to the
astonished Tyrolens, sleeping on the
throne OF her former triumph She adj
Vances and Is caressed by her subjects,
and Rosalie informs them that they owe
her restoration to the Fairies.
CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Services a Armstrong; Memorial
church to-day at II a. m. and s y. m
Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. The pastor
will leave for several weeks absence,
but the pulpit will be filled during that
time. the session urging him, on ac-
count Of his health, to take a vacation.
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endeavor Of Main Street Christian
church gave q social last Friday evening
at the splendid home of Mrs. George II.
Frey. It was we'll attended and the en-
tertainment OF the evening was fine.
Prof. S. M. Smith was presened with a
Christian Endeavor pin. The young
ladies served cake and cream and all
evidently mad n good time.
Rev. W. S. Long. .. D., Of Franklin,
Va. has been visiting in the community
during the past two weeks. He breaches
at Providence church to-day.
Main Street Christian church-Preach-
Ing at II a. m. and p. m. by the pastor,
Rev. NJ. w. Butler. The morning dis
course will be directed to the church
members and the evening discourse will
be directed to the unsaved. At the
morning service the Lords Supper and
the ordinance Of baptism will be adj
ministered. The Y. P. S. c. f. will con-
duct a gospel service at 4 80 p. m. The
pastor breaches 1t Berea Christian
church. Great Bridge. Va. at $3.50 p. M
OTHER MATTERS.
Miss Sallie Jones, OF Coleraine, n. c.,
Ia attending Ryland Institute COM
nencement.
Mrs. Mary Perry is quite sick at her
home on North street.
Mrs. Lizzie brewery, who has been
sick at her home on Liberty street for
the past week. is improving very slowly.
Mr.. Steven Lynch. who has been suf-
fering with neuralgia OF the heart, was
somewhat better yesterday.
Mr.. S. It. Brothers, Of Liberty street. |
who was crippled quite badly by falling
from his door. is able to be out again.
The condition Of Mrs. w. r.. Brown |
who has been sick for the past few days, |
was Improved Yesterday.
Mr.. Il. r. TOWERS two children. who !
have been sick with the measles for the |
past week. al their home on Liberty |
street, are better
There was a very fine game Of BALL |
played at Berkeley League park yes:er-
day afternoon by the Velvets and the
Young Virginians resulting in score !
or II TO Z in favor Of the latter The
features Of the game was the batting
OF J. Coles and Foster, and the fine
1ieiding Of McDonough, Dashiels and |
Carlton Sexton
The following IS the score: |
velNets.... -. 0 0 l 0 o.
!. Nlrginians.... o 0 0 41x-1l
Batteries: Fo: Velvets. Bliven and
simpson; for Young Virginians, Barnard
and Shipp. J