The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
viii meet at 1880 O'Clock in the City
sEA.RoIIERs.

SWAMP sEARcHERs.
Messrs William Palmer j. w. Daniel,
JT.. and Paul Bartsch, OF the United
States National Museum, Washington
city, arrived here tonight, and were
taken III charge by Mr.. Alphonso Roys-
ter. who will escort them to the Dismal
Swamp. where they will spend some
days in gathering specimens Of birds, in
sectS, reptiles, &c. for exhrtI1i31 in the
National Museum Three otlicr gentle
men are expected here tomorrow to join
taa party OF swalni1 -searohers in their
uncanny work.
OFF TO NASHVILLE.
Captain c. H. Causey, Of Company F,
Fourth Virginia regiment, and Lieu
tenant John B. Primer {retired), of Com
pany G. left here tonight on the special
military train from Norfolk to Nash
vile, as members Of Colonel Hodges
staff. Privates A. D. Bowen and II. T.
Parker, of Company G., also left on the
same train to take in the Nashville EN-
position.
MERE MENTION.
Miss Lizzie Warner Courtney, Of
Westmoreland county, who has been at
tending the Woman's College at Lynch
burg, Is the guest Of her college-mate,
Miss Hattie Parker. Of Suffolk. Miss
Courtney is charming young lady and
has received a hearty reception in Suf-
folk.
Miss Janet Withers, a popular young
Suffolk belle, left yesterday for Queens
town, Md, to visit her sister. Mrs. Ar
thur Woolford.
Mrs. II. c. Chentham arrived home
last evening from Birmingham, Ala,
where she had been attending a meet
ing or the Woman'S Board Of Foreign
Missions Of the NJ. L. church, South.
Miss Mamie Gaskins, Of Driver, Va,
is the guest of Miss Annie Hurff, at
Rose HILL the suburban residence Of
Mr.. Frank Hurff.
Miss Novella Darden, Of Belvidcre, N.
G., who had been visiting relatives and
friends In Suffolk and vicinity for the
past week, returned home this after
noon.
Miss Eva Williams. who has been
LynchDurg, was the guest Of the Misses
Chentham. OF Suffolk, last night. and
left this mornig for her home in Gates
Vile, n. c.
Miss Lemme Jordan, an exceedingly
pretty and accomplished young lady OF
Henderson, n. c., arrived here this af-
terHoon on q visit to her aunt, Mrs. John
b. Primer. Miss; Jordan is a great ia
vorite in Suffolk, and her many friends
Will be GLAD to greet her again.
Miss Telie Gay, OF Franklin, Va who
has been attending Hollins Institute, ar
rived IN Suffolk last night, and stopped
with the family Of Hon. L. e. Holland
until this morning, when she will pro-
coed to her home
Mrs. c. i. Holland. Mr. Frank FIolla-
day, and Master Herbert Holland ar
rived home last night from Elon Col
lege, n. c., the first two having gone
there the first OF this week TO attend
the commencement EXERCISES and the
last named having been q student at
said college.
Miss Susie Gardner, of Franklin, who
mad been visiting the family Of her aunt.
Mrs. y. e. Holland, Of Suffolk, returned
nome this morning.
Miss Florrie PEBBLES, Of Norfolk. ar
rived here this afternoon on a visit to
Mrs. John B. Primer, on Brooklyn
Heights
MISS Pearl Roche, OF Hampton, who
MAD been visiting relatives and friends
IN SUFFOLK, returned home to-day
MISS Alice Simmons, Of Troy, N. Y.
IS the guest Of the Misses Jacobs. on
sycamore street.
Judge W. j. kilby. Wife, and daughter.
VIII leave here on Monday afternoon for
Ashiahd, 10 attend the commencement
exercises Of Randolph Macon College. Of
which institution Judge Kilby is trus-
tee. His son Bradford will graduate
with the degree Of a. NJ. being the lead
ing member i'll several Of his classes
The choir Of the Pine Street Methodist
chnrch left tonight on the Seaboard Air
Line train for Margarettsville. where
lheY Will sing at a church service to-
morrow. and give q concert on Mon
DAY night. This choir is composed Of
fine voices.
The Suffolk jurors speak we'll Of their
lreh.ment IN Portsmouth by court off,