The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-30
Bf.ETOS.

Inc Erambleton w. G. II. u. will meet
At the residence OF Mrs. Baylor, Lam
bert's Point. this afternoon at 1886
O'Clock. All wishing to attend can meet
~ J o'clock at corner Branlbleton and
lark avenues, SO as to lake the same
ear. TGE
Two circles OF the Enterprise Society
81 Mcliendrec, led by Mrs. Crews and
Mrs Chapman, will give an entertain
ment at the house of the latter, 80 Low
~ avenue. on Tuesday night ut s o'clock.
Inc wonderful "Gramophonc" will be
exhibited. refreshments will be served
ana q small admission fee OF S cents will
be charged.
Mrs. l.. i. Rolerts>sang sweetly at
inc corning service at the Park Avenue
BAPTIST church Sunday Consider the
I!iieS.''
Two persons connected themselves
with Mcl<endree N. Il. church Sunday.
At tho night service Rev. X. FL. Ben
nett preached IN impressive rmo a
number OF persons spoke in testimony Of
the good effects of the revival meeting.
The services continue 1T %Spurgeon Me-
mortal Baptist church this week, Rev.
e: II. Dudley preaching every night.
Inc following are the names Of the
, three additional deacons elected at Park
Avenue Baptist church Sunday: Messrs.
Wm. Main, G. II. Banks ana T.. p. Rob
crtS.
Mrs. X. i. Tarwclps circle Of McSen-
dree Enterprise Society will give an en-
tertain1nent tonight from I to IL O'Clock
at 200 Clay avenue, with refreshments in
connection with the programme. No ad-
mission fee Will che charged. All are
promised Il pleasant time by attending to
he'll n good cause.
The programme at Park Avenue Bap-
list church last night under auspices OF
The Baptist Young Peoples Union was
unusually attractive. Rev. W. II. At
Will, OF Cumberland Street M. Il. church.
was the speaker for the occasion. The
time was spent most pleasantly.
Inc revival at the Memorial Christian
iemD!e began lis seventh week Sunday.
there being three professions during the
uay. There were ten Saturday night
three persons joined the church Sunday.
Mectinss every afternoon this week at
4 o'clock and every night at 1870 O'Clock.
Mrs. Annie Il. Lee, wife Of Mr.. Robert
II. Lee, died suddenly Sunday night at
9:i3 O'Clock at their home. No. 100 Reser-
Noir avenue, III the 9th yea Of her age.
she had been sick for several weeks. but
was up and going about to within two
hours OF her death. She leaves four
~children-Nlrs. William II. Hicks. Mrs.
John Bruce, Mrs. II. l.. Cannon and Mr..
'tilioy Lee: The funeral will ake place
~ $40 o'clock this afternoon from the
Disciples church. of which she Ind been
= emh for seventeen years.
Inc white frost or yesterday morning
could be seen lingering III places until
s O'Clock.
Mr.. II. Brautigam, OF 1O4 Park Place,
New York, is expected to arrive to-day
rs the guest of MI. G. II. Simpson,
North Park avenue.
Mr.. +. S. Ashlin, Of Windsor avenue.
VINO has been kept at his home q num-
Der OF weeks with Pneumonia, was able
10 return to his office yesterday.
Mr.. w. c. Lowry. Of Sheldon avenue.
expects TO open next week at Mr.. i. Il.
Acree's old stand, Windsor and Bran
bleton avenues, with q new stock OF gro
ccries.
Nh. G. L. Smoot, of Crewe, Va, will
BRAS his family to Bramb!eton to re-
side in q short time.
y handsome iron fence has been nut
as an enclosure of the front yard Of
I'ark Avenue Presbyterian church. Mr..
c. j. Creekmur did the work.
Mr.. II. +. Pacini. pressman OF The
Nirginian. has taken his family from
Pollard street to his neat and peasant
residence near Broad Creek.
Mr.. II. G. Hoggard has recently put his
Jock OF dwellings on East Highland
avenue In good trim both in comfort and
appearance Tor tenants ana the public,
Mrs. Leroy Gregory, of South Mozart
avenue, spent Sunday with fr:2nds IN
Norfolk for the first time In many