The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-03
EVENTS LAST NIGHT
the AIT League Holds Another Charming
Reception at the Haddington.
MARY CREDITABLE EXHIBITS MADE
Third ward Democrats occupy Their
Now club BuifdiuE on Charlotte
street = Thirty.EsEhth Wedding
Anniversary CeIebrated-Rey. Ed.
ward Mack Rreaclles Inst Night.

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An exceedingly clever exhibition Of
CLASS work Is now being given by the
Art League at Its rooms in the Hadding-
toh building, and is attracting q great
oea! or attention. The rooms of the
leasue were thronged all day yesterday
Win art lovers, and all who came car
ried away impressions very favora HE
10 the league and its talented students.
me eXhlblt1on Will be continued TODAY
pelWeen the hours Of 10 q. M and y.
m. - >N''>N '. ~
Ihere are several classes of work on
e 80, I,oll, water color, charcoal,
anu emma, representing the efforts Of
lorty-tWo pupils under the talented in
struction OF Miss Mary Smith. who has
charge Of the three frst-named classes
anu Mrs. G. Dornin and Miss Florence
smith, VINO have charge Of the China
work. A''''ieI
The latter is profuse and beautiful IN
design, evidencing great talent and
laste. Inc studies in charcoal are also
y, Hnuch merit. Among the many really
clever pictures it would be hard to in.
d1V1dualize, but there may be mentioned
US attracting considerable attention. the
marine studies by Mr. G.. Whittle Sans.
Venetian Scenes, by Mr.. r.. INCREMENT
Sharpe; The Awakening" by Miss ar
I. Thayer: St. Pauls Episcopal church
ny MISS Lamb; rural studies by Miss
Anderson and others.
THIRD WARD DEMOCRATS
me w orking1nen's Democratic C,Iub
Oh the third Ward last evening occupied
Tor the first time it's handsome new cIuh
mouse at NO. 231 Charlotte street.
There was quite q good attendance
among those present being ex-Ntavor
augustus B. Cooke, a Commonwealth's
Attorney James F. SDuncan. CITY Ser
geant John T.. Lawler, and General u
NJ. Henry.
me meeting was presided over by the
CUPS president. Mr. John L. Nash,
was at his desk The president coIled
attention IN happy little address to
me steadfastness Of the Third Ward
Iocnocracy; To the principles OF the
democratic faith, through all the visci-
.uleS or municipal and national notifies
me comfortable building first used to-
hlsht, he said lis a monument to This
same steadfastness. and every brick in
II mas Il Democratic tongue and q watch
lui democratic eye. Within its walls
we VIII watch the progress and signin-
"a nce VI events ana determine our duty
10 our party and to our country
sergeant Lawler was then called fo,
ana he responded pleasantly with en-,
couruging words
Henerai Henry movedEhat Il commit
tee of three be appointM to revise the
:' t, $ constitution and bylaws
me chatr appointed Messrs Henry.
Randolph and Taylor
The club is in a most nrosnero,r 90,
dltion. numbering now $50 members Its
oiiicefs are: j. l.. Nash, president. + g |
fltl. vice president; Leonard Knapn |
secretary. Meetings are held on the FIRST
" cdnesday Of cach month
l'elore adjournng the building con,-
tan
thanks for the able manner in which # |
had performed its duty.
MARRIED TH1RTY-EIGHT YEARS
Last evening, at their residence an |
Coiley avenue. Atlantic CITY Ward Nj,
ana Mrs. Is F.. Weston celebrated tho |
.nlftS-elSht anniversary OF their wed |
dlhs. About fifty Of their young friends |
surprised the venerable pair with musi,
ana iellcltalians. Mrs. Weston had |
With present husband
REV. DIR. MACK breaches
The First Presbyterian church w,s
we'll filled last evening on The ncn.s;nr
OF the regular prayer meeting. Roy
EDWARD Mack, the new pastor Of The
Cnufcn, VINO only arrived from his
lormer charge at st. Louis Tuesday
evening, conducted the meeting this
being his first pastoral service here HnI
preached Il powerful discourse on the
preservation of the Faith Once De-
liVered to the Saints" taking his text |
from the "a chapter of Timothy. The
gificd divine confirmed most fully the
very favorable impression he made upon
Inc, occasion OF his former Visit here
some weeks since After his sermon
Wnlch was pronounced Il magnificent
EFFORT. he held an informal reception and
made the acquaintance OF most Of his
Practitioners
MI. Il. W. Santos, who was dele
go |" me General Assembly OF the
church. recently in session. made his ra
port I" the congregation 1t was a very
interesting talk and was listened to
with attention