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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
New Way 0rknyinn NYnnex

AS VIII be seen from our advnrtic;,o
Columns. the Southern Premium cnm,
G.tty mas established q branch In this
city. and will Introduce the ,,ra,nimn,
purchasing system in Norfoli pn,ts-
NOUN and Berkeley. Their office is with
the Atlantic Coast Line. III Main stroet
Talbot building, Norfolk.
Inc company is now operating the sys
lem IN eleven Of the principal Southern
critics. among which are SAVANNAH, A.,
gusta, Macon and others. lIvnrvvhnro
Introduced the system has found favor.
ana mas proved very popular fnstitu-
ion with the purchasing public. It is
no uncommon sight, we are told. TO SEQ
. a.. army OF shoppers in the cities where
the company IS now operating nacb of
which carries their familiar red book.
Inc system IS OF so unique a charac-
Ter mat the originators have secured q
copyright, protecting them from in
Lrlnseinent They have associated with
L I,lein over ilfty merchants in Norfolk,
portsmouth and Berkeley. The Norfolk
books arrived Friday. consequently they
are making deliveries here first
me WORKINGS OF the system is as fol-
lows: Every person is given one Of their
oooNs. Tor which no charge is made,
eacn OF winch contains twenty-five dol
lars worth OF coupons or accountant
nents, as they are called. The accom-
DanlmentS are received by the mer-
CHANTS named on the book, one with
every cents spent. For AN example
should you spend one dollar with any
merchant associated with the system
YOU can leave twenty coupons. When
you nave used oil hhe coupons contained
III the book you take the cover to the
comDanys office and receive either 2
handsome premium or u check good for
one dollars worth of goods at any store
named on the book
leach book is differently numbered
and the coupons cores pond with that
number. THE name Of party using that
book is also registered, and as the cou-
DonS are collected every week, the com
Dany has no difficulty in knowing Just
who has used coupons and how many
are spent. These are all credited the
d!fferent numbers until enough have
been used to either entitle one TO O. pre-
MUM or u check. The company is an
Incorporated one, with a large paid up
capltal anu is OF unquestioncd reliability
Inc names oil the merchants receiving
the coupons in this city being itself
guarantee OF its financial and business
standing. The home office is at Sayan-
nah.
Mr. y. c. Lcngnick, who represents
the Southern Preminm company. is loud
III his praise Of Norfolk, which, he says
Is head and shoulders above any city
ms company now operates in After
completing the system here Mr.. I.cns-
nick will introduce it in Richmond
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
THE PUBLIC BUILDING,
Hon' v. A. Young Talks Interestingly on
This Important Subject.
NEARLY 100000 IS NOW AVAILABLE
Work Will Probably BIO Bcgun Within
the Next Six uonths--EI,e Wise.
fouDE Contest Lengthy and va.
luminous RecOrd-TnrlH I,e-Isln.
tiOn-A Vote JuIyl.

The Hon. w. A. Young, Congressman
from the Second district, came down
from Washington yesterday morning.
lie was seen later in the day by q rep
resentative Of The Virginian and asked
new public building.
The clause included in the civil sun
cry bill appropriating an additional
Sloo,00o for the new public building. is
now daw," said Mr.. Young, "and as a
result we have at this time $19S, 939. 80
available for the purpose. The original
900.
was over to the Treasury Depart
ment the other day to see about II. and
was informed that the Secretary had de-
clded to put out plans and specifications
Tor the new building under tie Treas
hry act or February, 1898, which directs
mat the plans shall be submitted 10
different architects not less than five in
number.
1T Will probably be sixty days before
the department decides officially 10
nave the plans drawn. and ninety days
netore they are concluded Work on the
building then will probably be begun
Ing is the first on The list"
The WISE-YOU CONTEST.
Speaking Of the contest Dr. Wise is
making for his seat, Mr.. Young said ::
The record Of the contest is all I'D cS-
cept the index, and that will proba bly
consume two weeks more Each side
mas thirty days. after the record, in
which to prepare its brief. The case.
When 1t is called. will, in the regular
routine course. go to the Election Com
mlttee and be repeatedly it 10 the House
for action.
The record is very volumino,s ono
volumes. 40 "
When do you think the tariff bill viii
come up Tor It's Passenger" was asked.
wen, OF course, can't tell exactly"
replied Mr Young, but there Is an i'm
r fnna Lhat me Dill VIII go to con-
ference about June goth, in which event
II Is believed 1t Will be passed by july
lst 1t is not thought that the present
session will consider any other questions
than the tariff"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
KINGS DAUGHTERS.
Reports from Twelve OF the Fourteen
Fourteen Circles In City Union.


Fourteen Circles In City Union.
The spring report OF the Norfolk City
Union Of the Kings Daughters, just is
sued, is as follows
June LIST in Epworth church was held
the regular spring meeting OF the Kings
Daughters City Union. at which time
reports were read from twelve OF the
fourteen circles comprising the union
showing a large amount Of work accom-
pltShed by each circle, and although all
work In aiding the poor to meals and to
employment If possible still the work is
general. and varies from paying rent
for poor old women, flower mission
work, hospital work establishing a Sun
day school, holding religious services.
clothing children for Sunday school and
attending to 1t that they 60 providing
milk and nourlShment for the sick, to
the support of Il Chinese baby through
IL missionary, with whom one or two
or our circles are in direct commune
cation.
Our nurse in the month OF May visited
twenty-five patients and made calls on
men, II: women, 1913; children, As; total
1916.
OF this number there are improving. s.:
recovered, s: deaths, 3; chronic cases. 12
Nourishment dispensed has been beef
tea quarts; chicken tea, 3 quarts. also
cuStafd, tapoca, cream, fruit and milk
In the four months ending June 1st
our nurse has made eight hundred visits
ANY person desiring to assist in this
charity can address the secretary. Mrs
h a. Mapp, 229 Holt street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
INTERESTING EXHIBITION
OF Art Studios Made for Northern
Papers and PcrioIicnI.

MIR. B. S. Campbell. the pho.ogra pher.
mas been engaged for some time in
making and arranging number OF arr
studies and has completed the work in
very artistic and satisfactory manner.
Nearly all OF the pictures have been
SOLD for use In Northern papers and
periodicals. for which Mr.. Campbell has
in times past. done {, great deal Of work
IN the way Of character pictures and
Southern scenes.
The present collection IS the mos. am
bilious he has ever made, as well as tho
finest Included in il are numerous
striking studies Of artistic conceDtion
and execution unsurpassed anywhere in
the North. and representing scores of
varied subjects. The pictures are effect
iVely hung for exhibition on the east
wall Of the gallery.
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:st E.tB

llsOtl Olt.-At S:l5 o'clock Saturday
i iii,oriiinE. at INC residence OF w. T.. Phil
EDS. BrcWn avenue, Bran lct on Ward r
I: i'itOC,fOls. I'm the SIND year OF his age
funeral services at Monumental NJ r.
g,iiE""fr .I bortamouth, THIS Sunday AF-
acI'!aintanccs are respectfully invited to
EuI,NIIAM,-At the residence of his
IA, nh.en!s. No III Mozart avenue, Rrambic-
~: HI!urday, June 18th. ut 10:I1 a. M,
nhiliLE Jennings BURNEAM. aged 9
inohtns and !! days. infant son OF Isaac y
anI Hattie Elrnham ' -
ne Iuncrai VIII take place THIS tSun-
day) AFTERNOON a $50 O'Clock. Friends
attend. " " ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage on the 23d instant OF Miss
Maud Gregory. OF Halifax, N. c.. 10 AR.
Louis Charles Phillips. attorney at law,
OF Portsmouth.
Mr.. John H. Mayer and bride, nee Miss
Eserton, have returned from their we'd
dinG trip. While away they visited the
NASHVILLE exposition and Mr.. Maher says
II is q grand success, outrivaling Allan
Ia snow in size, beauty and grandeur
f.
Miss Mary K. Ewell, Of Norfolk Col
,ege. left here yesterday, accompanied
py Miss Anna Y. Wilson, to visit her
sister In Sumter, S. c.. thence Miss
Gwel! Will go to New York. She will re-
turn here in September
Mrs. Jennie Stickney has returned
homc from Annapolis. Cpatain Stick
ney, United States navy. IS also here,
awaiting orders to report to 60 to sea.
Miss Chandler MCDANIEL, OF North
carolina Is visiting Miss Myers, 1877
Butte street.
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IIeadUuartcr

irst virginia Regiment, u II. *. of p.
< r ~, = Norfolk. Va. June 18th, 1887
THE FIRST REGIMENT WILL, FORM
me on Commercial Place, east side.
rEht resting OH Main street WE'D.
Nl.SDtAi AFTERNOON, June 10Th.
promptly at . O'Clock sharp Captains will
!aS their companies Off in platoons of II
men each and report to the lodge promptly.
Mnlors with their staff and battaiions
VII VII report promptly. The officers or the
second Datt;Llion will assemble TUES
PAY EVENING. June 18th, Mt Virginia
E1oTnPanES nrmory, to select major Sir
knights s. 0. Lyman. Of Company z. is
hereby appointed Regimental Color Ser
Ecant, and John +. Span. OF Company .,
DIOR GUARD; w. i. )aughtrey of 1icrkley,
sergeant Major: Allen Holmes is detailed
and directed to report to Brgadicr Cen
eral Turner rs Orderly
Field and Staff Officers will ranort
prOfnptly-mOunted
by order WIN. G.. WILBERN,
Col Commanders
w. G. CORBITT,
1ulo-2t Captain and Sergeant
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n Success.

The midsummer sale inaugurated by
hcssls. G. l.. Greenwood e. Bro. 15S
Main street, IS proving a success and
many are awaiting themselves Of the
opportunity to procure firs;-classs arti-
Gle in gold and silverware at an unusual
low p::cc II you want an Eastman
Kouac or supplies YOU can procure them
a; Creenwoods, who are The Norfolk
agents Watches and jcwclry repaired
and engraving done in the bees. manner
by 1i!st class wo!kmcn only, ana salts
faction guaranteed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
SN ii. III. Trice & Co.,
lsaiS Estate and Rental Agents. Corner
SlSs Bank and Plume estrcets.
FOR RENT
'0IV,

sssks5ssIDElNScEs:--ls1 Yarmouth, ss7 Duke,
zsVa1ke. so7 Church, 72 Cottage Place III
at; at 5Ss and as7 Granny ST., IS
ssslI arlington Place, Of Holt, 1'2 Riley.
Grenby ST. 10 Mariner 81. la2 Kelly
EIORES:-Commerc!a Place. $50 Main,
|ES M; q 252-t-G Water 81 Church. 81
Sank. 215. III and 2ls Church St, brick
sTaTehouse Roanoke Dock, b54 Church. CT
Queen st.. bS5 Main, 16A Bank. S72 CRANKY,
:-412 Church, ssl Church. s4l
4 |sy.hanrsh:,l7b BANK, SSA Main ST., 1856 Church
|tlas FSenohurch st, 80 Bank st.
SoFFICEs:-sS4 Main st., 2l1 Main St, lot
Krear 1eS Church ST., office in City Ma
3nonalR Bank building, Atlantic St
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
BuCklen'S Arnica SaIva

y ne BEST SAIVE IN the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. letter, Chappet,
Iiahus, Chillolatns. Corns. and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. II is guaranteed TO
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box FOR
SALE BY Burrow. Martin & CO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

, On next Wednesday evening Mr.. Harry
B. Goodridge will give a launch party
10 the Wiiloughby club at Ocean View,
The young ladies Of the party will go
down IN the morning and the gentlemen
VIII follow later In the day. A de-
!lghtful supper will be served and bath
Ing and fishing will be INDUCED in.
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sunday s:xcurSion 10 trc On ocs.

The Norfolk and Ocean View railroad
Will sell round tip tickets to the Cape;
via Old Point ana steamer Endcavor,
Tor 90 cents. Take the AS or GAS D..
m. train from Norfolk stations. Con
meet with steamer Endeavo. az Old
Point. No liquors on the boat Music
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

3 handsome upright piano at n
sageat bargain. The case is rich mahog-
full scale, all latest improvements,
||NEha make Is a good one and 1t guaran
..ees a fine stool and scarf is Included
tlda0neSyear's tuning. Terms to suit
s|ffssll. Ss Call and see 1t at Charles Al
||sttsna Piano Warerooms, 41G Main
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

w. Is. Johnson. Newark. O.. says:
One Minute Cough Cure saved my only
child from dying by Group" II has
saved thousands OF others suffering from
Group. pneumonia. bronchitis and other
SERIOUS throat and lung troubles. -. G..
Sterling, ]. NJ. f. Trottcr Norfojl,: X |.
Walker, Bramblcton: Truett & Smith,
Berkeley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Sick headache can be o,,icl;lv ond
completely overcome by using those
lannon's little pills known rs DE Wits
i.ltll: Early ltiscrs." d. G.. Sterling, J..
NJ. T.. Troitcr. Norfolk: r. l.. Walker.
3rainbicton: Truett &; Smith Bcrkley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
An EnrthounEe

lhsprfces. Campbell's special this week
ssf them all. Friday and Saturday I
;Saal ma ke# six ca binet photographs and
81 81 sssiarEe photo. nicely mounted. for
sst1 gslSY gu need not buy q frame Re
ssersiaer only two days. B. S. Campbell,
a lH6a3 MAIN street. jc1-tf
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jEorfolk ana Ola Point.

aasA street car conductors will sell
to-day and hereafter at fifty
Tor the round trip. This includes
EFT cal fare in Norfolk Sixteen
sfn fl,s each way daily. jeS-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast anu Gaenernl Conditions For
TO.lnI.
Washington, June IL, 1897.

washington, June II, 1897.
Virginia: Fair; warmer wca-
\ FAIR ther during the next two or
\ three days; variable winds, be-
I coming southerly
North Carolina: Generally
iair: slightly warmer; south to south
west winds.
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NIe1cNrnlo-icni Main

". ). Department of Agriculture.
Weather Bureau, Norfolk, June II.
The Following observations are record.
ed Tor the past ~ hours:
Maximum temperature 81
Minimum temperature ~. G6
Normal temperature .. II
Departure from normal pl,ls 4
departure from normal since Jan
airy ISL ................. plus o.
tain!a!i IN u hours ................ &c
~! since June lst ...............1. OF
Mean humidity "a
J. j. GRAY Observes:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

completed country place on the Eliza.
beth river.
THE LANKFORD-JONES NUPTIALs
Dr.. Liv:us Landlord, Of this city. and
Miss Lucie May Jones, daughter Of Mr..
1ehTy Jones. of Suffolk. were married
wednesday afternoon at the First Ran
list church in the latter place, the Rev.
Or: Love, Of Suffolk, and the Rev. Dr..
wharton, Of Norfolk officiating The
chnrch had been most beautifully deco
rated Tor the occasion, and the beautiful
nuptla event was witnessed by a large
attendance Of friends Of the contractin
coupe. The best man was DR.. LomaX
Gwathmey, and the maid Of honor was
MISS Lille Jones. sister Of the bride
me ushers were: Mr.. w z. Landlord
o!other or the groom: DR.. Z. y. Ferebee
ana Dr. II. w. Burgess. Of Norfolk: DR.
Hooert Spillman, OF Warrenton, Va.
Mr. Ed. Golfer, Of Smithfeld, Va, and
ar. Richard Woodland, Of Suffolk, va
BAPTIST church. OF Norfolk. presided at
the organ. The following composed the
groom's escort Of physicians: DR.. Yer
non Cuipepper, Of Portsmouth; Dns. Pal
mer, Anderson, Newbill, Nash, Speight,
Macdonald, Field. Woodard and Baker,
OF NoTfok; DR.. ]. F. Bryant and DR..
r. II. Cobb, OF Franklin, Va; Dr.. viii
liam II. Barham, Of Newsoms, Va: Dr.
Jonn II. Phillips. Of Suffolk, Va A spe-
GA! train over the Norfolk and Carolina
Fa!iroad took Norfolk friends 10 the
wedding, and brought the bridal party
mere In the afternoon. The bride and
groom ieit a; night via the Bay Line
steamer Alabama. and from Bait,mora
they went to New York, whenced they
sailed on the North German LLOYD
steamer Emperor William |. for Genoa
thence to Naples, Pompcii, Rome, Flor
ehce Venice. Milan. Berne, Geneva,
most or July m the Alps, about Luzerne,
IN Switzerland. then down the Rhine TO
Coioene, portions Of Germany, to Par.s
ana london, through England, TO Edin-
1hrsh and Glasgow, to cities in Ireland.
saiiins fom Queenstown August goth,
az; arriving at New York September %.
They will reach Norfolk the next day
ana VIII then be at home to their
TRENDS The bride has been the recip-
lent OF many lovely presents.
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Cooking a pleasure when done on =;
varor stove. Sc. them ut $50 new num-
beD Main street l'ucl Sc. to &c. per
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PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises, 4:i5 a. M; sets, 7:2G D. m.
nlsh water, l:"9 a. m and 1857 p. m.
Low waller, 81 t. M. and ! 81 D. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
COUNTRY CLUB RECEPTION.


At one time yesterday afternoon the
thunder storm seemed likely to ruin the
attendance ut the Country Clubs regu-
Lar weekly reception, but clear skies
later in the afternoon Drought out g.
large attendance. So many persons, as
usual. did not go out on their wheels.
for fear of muddy roads, but the street
cars and private conveyances carried
down q number Of guests and the oc-
casion was, as usual. a most pleasant
one.
Miss Empse Pegram, Of Richmond,
10 the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Blacknall,
on Butte street.
Miss Carmichael, of Fredericksburg, is
the guest Of Mrs. w. Lane Kelly, on
Boush street
Misses Mamie Davis and vlrgil,a
Jones. who have been attending the
Randolph Ma con Woman's College. are
at home for the summer holidays.
Mr. William W. Old, Jr., is attending
the final exercises at the University Of
Virginia.
Mr.. Cauley Dey has returned from the
University OF North Carolina to spend
his vacation at home.
air. Hunt Chlpley has returned from q
trip to New York.
Miss EVE Kean. Of Lynchburg, Is the
guest OF Mrs. N. NJ. Osborne, on Freema-
son street.
MISS Lissie IIilliard has returned from
charming trip to Chapel Hill, N. c.,
where she attended the commencement
exercises Of the University OF North Car
DINA.
Miss Nora Moran, Of charlottesville
~ the guest OF Mrs. Webster, on Free.
mason street
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Dr.. Week. eye expert, is located per
mancntiy. Examinations free. r. II
Gale. l52 Main street.
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G EAL LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ctived by the Improvement BOARD OF
mer rHTn OF erkfg It 4hel ofee No No
list DAY OF JUNE, 1887, at 8 O'Clock D.
M. FOR paving OF such portions Of Chest
designated by said board, with No. Bal
ilmore liard Burned Paving Brick, not
inferior to the sample to he seen at said
olhce accompanying the specifications for
having. Each bidder will he required to
nie with his proposal a certified check for
so as m evidence of good faith. And
bond With proper security will be cxacted
OF the successful bidder. The right Is re-
served TO reject any or all bids. -
ALFAH II. MARTIN,
1ul2-til2l Chairman,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

DO your eyes burn or hurt? Are YOU
troubled with headache" The proncl
glasses. IN most cases. will afford relief
See DR.. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
TWO COMING EVENTS.

Mr. James Lredell Jenkins will on next
tuesday evening tender bowling party
to his friends at the Country club
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: IF. ROGERS.
saooAs I'll AND ZIP COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREAC.

AAN0 $4N{AlN y
FOR REST.
fssDWelllng No. 34S Boush street
No. Al York Place.
1873 Duke street
No. 4S7 Main street
sstsQWeiling Mo. 525 Main street.
1ssl!Weil1ngt No. 81 Cumberland street
No. 1901, Buta street
house No. 2i1 Bank street
BEelling No. IS Shields street
4kslJWelling No. Q Dartmouth street
sssStpre No, 81 CRANKY street
BBssssssore 90 Commercial Place
88fsStofe NO b5i Church street
SitSStorcE Nos. IS and A. Commerce
aff33SIoGes NOS. 21h nnd PIT Church street
III Gtnres Nos, 125 Water street.
Granny and Commerce streets
EIsfIsIi s,; 10. 1Ss M e., street
FOR RENT.
Furnished Cottage, ten
ICONS, at Virginia Beach, from
|kslnle1, 1897.
FOR RENT.
N|4 900 feet Of Ground Floor
Space, with Power; will be di-
||aded to suit tenant. Apply to
~ 81 ROGERS, Rooms III
||llnllldlS212@ Columbia Building.
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stear1er Nor.hanp on will leave
LIN wharf to-day at 1oa. n. and !
ssIsn. fer Old Point. Take advantake Of
pportunity TO SIZE the splendid ex-
he master CIR Builders asso-
Rat,irninG steamer leaves Old
Sa4I 11;s0ra. m, 2:29 and G:15 p. m.
LsSsnI Dr. II erka q hn,It z slnr eyes AL
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MT. and Mrs. Robert w. Shultice are
spending the summer at Ocean View.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Judge John Nicely and family are
spending the summer at their newly
completed country place on the Eliza
beth river.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Invitations have been issued by MIS-.
Annie M. Butt for the marriage Of her
daughter. Miss Lula May, to Dr.. Henry
Clinton Bradford. The marriage will
occur on Thursday afternoon at O. clock
ut the Ryland Institute.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

slsssS Dr. 'TFeFk about your eyes. A
astsssss5 prescribed are guaranteed.
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GOSSIP And EVENTS
1 Resume Of the Social Happenings
Of the Past Week.
THE LAAKFORD ARD JONES EUpTIAls
A Brilliant Wedding at Suffolk
ofsevernI Approach.
Ing Marriages Country Club Re.
eePtton-The Sweet Girl Graduate
Owns tho Town.

T1e girl graduate has had it all her
own way during the past week. If all
The celebration had been confined to the
graduates, however, there are several
florists In this city who would not be as
happy as they are. in view Of the fact
That every sweet student on the rolls
played highly important parts through
out the commencement exercises Of the
week. They were all remembered in Il
manner appropriate to the month OF
roses. and the dainty hoop-handled
baskets Of floral beauties were sent them
by the hundred. Norfolk College.
Leache- Wood Seminary and Misses
Tucker and Bl1ck's Music School all con-
tr:buted to the marking of every night
or commencement week" by some de-
llghtful event.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Miss Nora Moran, Of Charlottesville,
1s the guest Of Mrs. Webster, on Free
mason street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Mr.. William Taylor, of Norfolk and
Mrs. NJ. e. Bolsom were married in Bal
timore last "Wednesday by Rev. Timothy
Prescott. They will make their future
home here