The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-07
BRA Isl.EIOS.

| Tonight is the tine for the meeting Of
| the members ana friends OF the organi-
cation Of christian Workers" at Bram-
Eleton hall. Mr.. w. u. S5uthall, presi-
dent wishes large attendance.
Mr.. l.. z. Aherna thy, of Petersbur
Va. is on q visit to his brother, Mr.. w.
Abernathey, 1873 Maple avenue.
Mrs. Moses sHudglns, Of North Maltby
, avenue, Is on visit TO her brother, near
Virginia Beach.
Mrs Wlloughby Butt and son, Ernest,
are visiting Mrs. George A. Wilson at
! Hickory.
The Little Sunbeams" OF McKcndrce
VIII give an entertainment at kirn hall
next Thursday. Rehearsal Will be at the
hall tomorrow afternoon for the occa-
sion.
Mrs. F. II. Hall and children will spend
few weeks at Lumberton. N. c.
Little Mary Addison, infant daughter
OF Mr.. J. c. and Mrs. Jessie Sterling,
died yesterday at their residence, No. 207
Brown avenue. at 34j p M, aged 4
mouths and days. The funel al Will
take place a o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Sterling, mother OF Mr.. j.
Z. Sterling, was stricken With paralysis
yesterday at her home. on Brown ave-
nue..
Mrs. w. w. Moore and children, Of 210
Claiborne avenue, have gone to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. Yeamans, of
Newborn, n. G..
MISS otelIil SfIuef mas Deen ii! 4 num-
Der of days at her home, on Windsor
avenue
Mr.. w. J. Casey. Of the Norfolk Broom
factory. recently closed at No. AL West
Brambleton avenue. will resume and
continue business at his residence, on
Hughes street.
Mr.. Samuel Dowdy, who has been i'll
at his home, corner Brambleton and
Mozart avenues, for some weeks, is now
slightly better.
Intelligence is received by his friends
that Capt. John Grady. Of Richmond,
Va. Is In Il more hopeful condition than
1t was supposed they had reason to eX-
pect.
In rerly to communicat ton from
number Of young ladies of Trinity NJ. f..
church. Hon. w. r. Mayor, Mayor Of Nor
fGlk, has accepted an invitation to be
present at Kim hall next Tuesday night
TO present certain gifts OH the occasion
of the quilting party by Aunt Dnah's
Sunday school class. i is certain the
affair will he very attractive III many
features.
The evening was very auspicous and
the enterta .nment at Mrs. Young's, on
Windsor avenue, given for benefit OF
Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Nash'S circle,
was quite success. 1t was much en-
joyed by those present.
BRANIELEToN,V BERKELEY.
There was a very interesting game of
tween Brambletons Of Berkleys, which
resulted in an easy victoryI Tor the
former by n score5Of lG to s. Tie, Bran
h.cton boys startetF their run getting in
the first part and continued throughout
the game. The pitching of Putnam and
the batting OF Cake were the features.
Nye also deserves mention for the en-
cellent game he put up on first base.
Putnam, the Bramhleton crack a jack,
struck out seventeen men during the
game. Kirby, Of the Berkleys, put up a
good game at second base. The UNI
pire was decidedly off on balls and
strikes, favoring the home club Wrug-
giles home run in the eighth was q
cracker. Tatem was hit hard throu sh-
out the game, while Putnam held his
opponents down TO six hits. The follow
ing is the score:
r. II. Il
Berkeley ;. O011051 0-s 6
Brambleton L 2 3 N--l5 10 4
Batteries: For Berkeley, Tatem and
Rudd; for Brambleton, Putnam and
Cake.