The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-30
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
6rlefest Possible Mention Made of Many
Kaitels Of Interest 10 All Readers.
OCCURRENCES N0TID WITHOUT DETAILS
Much About Anything But
SOmcthfn. About Mnny Things
a IkInctoGrnphic View of Life In
Norfolk In Its Many md ynryf
ing Phases Bricny Noted.

itcp. DR.. lott1J VIII preach III Eastern
Shore chapel August LIST at II 4. nj.
Mr.. i. Is. Jones, of Memphis, Tenn,
visited the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Nr. Il. II. Jones, Of Memphis, Tenn,
Visited the Cotton Exchange III this city
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Cornick, nf Richmond. is
the gust of Mrs. Isaac Roberts,, of High
land avenue. Brambleton.
Misc Sch!sano will give her lecture on
Lafayette at the Princess Anne Hotel,
Virginia Beach, this evening.
Miss Daisy Cotton. Of Arlington Place.
LEFT for York county Wednesday morn
ing to visit friends for a Month
Mrs. r. Il. GorntO, OF the city, will
leave to-day for the A~llcghan!es. Miss
Annie l.. Bell will accompany her.
Miss l.. w. Fitchett. of Shirley. North
amDton county, Va. is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. John II. Day, Crescent Cottage,
Client.
MIR. Robert J. Carly, foreman of The
Virglnian. is quite sick with malarial
fever at his home, 211 South Reservoir
avenue.
Norfolk'7 Delegates to the Roanoke
Convention are called to meet this even
Ing a. 6 o'clock at the office of w. l..
Foster & Co., on Brewer street.
MIR. Sanders Garland. of Washington,
d. C.. was i'll the city yesterday on Il
~ ''S 90. ilt eli " NcN ] pll
the Old Dominion steamer last night.
The penny-in-the-slot musical ma
chine Is attracting considerable attcn-
ton in Norfolk now Several of the
machines have been put in various pub
lie places.
The Norwegian steamship Nor is ~
Ing at anchor in Hampton Roads with
sickness board She will drop down TO
the quarantine station this morning for
mpiiNo1 ovo ,,tpatIpr
In the window of Messrs. Writ &
Pdurs store on Main street, is exhibited
a picture of the monument erected by
the Woodnen of the World over the
grave of Mr.. c. NJ. Mayes.
The Ocean View railway manage
ment has just erected Il neat and COM
portable waiting room opposite the
p~ower-house. an Improvement that will
meet with general approval.
Quite a number or pleasure seekers
spert the day at Wil!onghby Beach yes
terdaS. The mcrry-go-round delighted
the children, while The older persons
INDUCED in boating. bathing and fish
ing.
Judge Keeling and Mr.. John White
head. both OF Norfolk, are mentioned
for Senatorial honors from this district
this fall. AS Princcss Anne had the
Senator The last time, II is now Nor
folks turn.
Mr.. jacob Pfeifer and bride, nee Miss
WurtzburEer, OF Baltimore, have re-
turned from their bridal trip, and set
tied down at No. 16i Bermuda street.
They visited Atlantic City. Saratoga,
Long Branch and other Eastern resorts
The ladies' of the First Baptist church
arc holding Il lawn party at CRANKY
and FrccmaSon streets. which will con-
tinuc each night this week. There is
music and refreshments and as Il Is for
a worthy cause 1t should be licbcrally
pntronizcd.
Mr.. Arthur G.. Lewis. Southern pas
ScnGer agent of the Baltimore and Ohio
railway. has forwarded to The Nir-
Elnlan an Important announcement re-
garding this roads new terminal In New
York. Mr.. Lewis is an interchangeable
representative of his road.
Among those present at n very de-
ilShtful party given at the old Bacon
CASTLE in Surry county. on Monday
night 81 this week were Miss Myrtle Lee
Fauchcur. of Norfolk, and Miss ELLA
Womble, of Surry. The evening was one
of unusual enjoyment. and marked by
old Virginia hospitality.
An impromptu concert vas given at
Ocean View "Wednesday evening. 1t was
participated in by Mrs. Mycr Saal, OF
Petersburg; Miss Blanche Hccht. OF
Norfolk: Messrs. IT. J. Anderson, T.. ].
Doran, w. II. Moore, the Diamond Guar
tette. of Norfolk. and Captain Frank
Cunningham. OF Richmond. and was Il
very delightful affair.
Mr.. John Maxwell. OF The Virginian
staff. received n letter yesterday from
his brother, Mr.. IT. V. Maxwell, OF
Knoxville, Tenn, who recently visited
Norfolk. stating that he woulI sail for
London on the City Of Paris. leaving
New York on "Wednesday last. Mr..
Maxwell will remain on the other side
perhaps a year or two, and has prom
ised to write Tho Virginian a letter
occasionally. which it's readers will like
" find interesting, AS Mr.. Maxwell is n
writer OF note.