The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-20
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Miss Elsie Morvcll, who has been visit
ing Miss Matte Matthew'S, OF South
Norfolk, returned 10 her home in SUI
folk Sunday.
Mrs. ]. j. Ottley ana her sister, Miss
Sue Parker, of Liberty street, are spend
ing the heated term In the Blue Ridge
mountains
Miss eliza Cunningham, of Hampton.
Is the guest of Miss Nellie Graves on
Berkley avenue.
See notice OF Sylvester Hill III want
column
Mr.. r. c. Mathews, or South Norfolk,
was visiting relatives in Suffolk sun
day.
THE FUNERAL OF MISS BERKELEY.
The funeral Of Miss Martha Berkeley
TOOK place Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock from Chestnut Street NJ T.
church. and WAS attended by a large
number Of relatives and friends, who
gathered TO pay the last sad tribute Of
respect The services were conducted
Dy the pastor. the Rev. r. NJ Chandler
assisted by the Rev. George IL. Ray,
~ D., of Central church, Portsmouth:
the Rev. William a. Slaylnaller, OF
Armstrong Memorial church, and the
ltev. Robert Gatcwool of ST. Paurs
Il. L. church. THE floral offerings wcr.
numerous and handsome, the casllct be-
Ing entirely covered. AT the conclusion
OF the services the remains We're cor
Neycd to Magnolia cemetery, wher,
lhey were laid TO rest to await the final
resurrection. when the earth and sea
snail give up their dead. The following
young gentlemen acted as pall-bcarcrs
John Is. Morgan. William j. Heard
John NJ. Gibbs. Howard Calls. Ernest
l.. Cunnin CHAM, Perry Moore, Gcorre
y. Porter, Jr., and Harry W. Keeling.
The Hon. John Al. Berkeley and wife
returned home Sunday from Blowing
Rock, n. c., to attend the funeral or his
niece.
Miss Blanche Barry has gone to Eliza.
| beth City to visit the family OF the Rev,
James Y Old
| C. Il. Old. town recorder, who has been
confined to his home by sickness. IS n [
| his post again
The remains Of Mrs. Josephine Russell.
| n FORMER resident OF this place, were
| brought over from Brambleton vnstrr
day ana inferred in Magnolia cemetery
~ party composed of the following In
dies and gentlemen will leave this after.
noon Tor Virginia Beach to spend two
weeks: Misses iIStelle and Lou Frecrey
or Suffolk; julia Dudley. OF Missouri.
Mary and Sophia Wood OF Camden
! ~ G.; Evelyn Petit and Lulu Old, or
MOTOR; Annie Wood. Florence Cox
ana Laura Fcrebce. of Berkeley Messrs
r. l.. and r. l.. Cox the Rev. G. "
Duke, Professor G. r. Heard, Or. +
Abncr Proctor. rh. d. OF Berkeley: The
Key T. e. Dudley, 7. T. Whitehurs,
anu 5. {. Barclay, Of Norfolk. While
there they Will be chaperoned by Mes
DANES j. G. Fercbee and w. II. Old
ney expect TO enjoy all the pleasures
| or the season while on their outing
SUCH as fishing, bathing etc.
| party Of ladies' left yesterday even
| ing for lSlue Ridge Ia spend the heated
| term They took with them sevcral
| pieces of music and such comforts as TO
make their stay full OF pleasure ana de-
tlsht The following will join in the
party: Mrs. G. *. Baker and children
Miss French Lowry. Mrs. Ernest Graves,
and Miss Rosa I1thcredgc.
| Miss Eve Pfaff OF Richmond. is the
guest Of the Misses Brown, in Hcrklry
| avenue.
Mrs George Griffith, who has been
vlsitihE Mrs Cross. at St. Helena. left
| for her home III Washington, SUNDAY
| An infant child CT Mr.. w. J. Heaslcv.
or Monta!ant avenue, yesterday tool. the
wings of the morning and flow on its
| way TO eternal rest. 1T was ; months
and 10 days old. The funeral will take
place at the residence at O'Clock this
| evening, conducted by the Rev. NJ. W.
! bulier lntcrment in Magnolia Gem
| etery.
Mr.. Russell a. Garry, of Montalant
! avenue, died Sunday evening at 10
O'Clock. He leaves behind q wife and
| Two children to mourn his loss NIr.
Garry was machinist and worked in
| me navy yard. but for the last month
| lie has been in delicate health and
unable to work. Saturday he became
| very Ill and soon departed this life to
| take up that beyond. The remains win
be taken TO Richmond for interment
| THIS morning. Richmond evening pa
| pc!s please copy.
! elmo Fau!kS. 4 daughter of n we'll,
EnoWn coiored woman. Liza Eaulks, on
Chestnut street, began to have fits. and
| became unruly. The police were called
| IN and arrested her, and carried her
10 the station house to quiet her nerves
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