The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-03-08
BIs.fIf CLIFTON,

The w. c. II. U. will meet With th2
president. Mrs w. D. Sou,h hall, No. 202
North Park avenue, Uhis evening at $3.50
ocloc!.
Shells ara being put pn Brown ave
las. regular me ting.
There wiu be an oyster supper at the
nome Of Mrs. Bray. on East Bramblc
tom avenue to+niGHrt. n'or ;gIc bsncit of
Spurg3On Memorial Baptist church.
Revival sarvicca will be held this week
at the ShrStian Memorial Temple. Tie
pastor, the R=v. DR.. J. L. Barrett. viii
be assisted IN the meetings by the Rev
+. i. Knapp. .; North Carolina
The funeral al Mary Eta Hope, the
"-ycar-o!d daughter ot Mr.. and Mrs.
George ID. Hope. VINO died Friday night
at rh- home Of her parents, No. los
NIolth Reservoir avenue, took place
from Qua=n Street ". Il. church Sunday
Afternoon Mt 2:30 o'clock anu was large
~ attended. The services were conduct
al by the Rev. J. w. Moore The inter
tnewt was in Eimwood cemetery
The tunerli Of Miss Cassie T.. Grace,
who died Saturday morning at the home
VI her hrother'!nla MIR. II. L. But
Ter. No sol West Highland avenue.
took place from the above II s!dence Sun
(.
4 very large attendance. Tho services
We're conducted by the Rev. J. w. Moor.
Of Qua;n Street Methodist church. The
n-Nnw.ng were the pall-belrerS: Mess,-s
STANLEY Butler. Hunter Butler, William
Barnes William Brougnton. John
Ayers, Bernard Rhea and William T..
Smelling. Jr. The casket was cove red
with choice flowers. The interme,nt was
III ,ElnVwoGd cemetery
y ID
yesterday there wara four professions
IF faith ana two new members received
into the church.
Aftc' "a brief and painful Illness Mrs
Elizabeth Jam button died Yesterday
morning at O'clock at her la.. resi-
d2nce, SIS South Park avenue. aged co
years. Tn. deceased was a native Of
washington County, Va. and had BEN
q resident of Norfolk IS years, SIN
leaves family of three daughters ana
one SIN TO mourn her d=ath, ana n
large circle OF friends and acquaintance
20 miss her I~o OF h7r daughters Mrs
II. L. Taylor and Mrs. D. j. PurseIl
reside IN This ward. and one, Mrs. Il. \
.t.!2nE n: Lambcrts Point. Her son
Mr.. sterling NJ Dutton, lived with bsr
S'lc had been i'll just seven DAYS. and
h"r husband. Mr.. Rufus NJ. Dutton
died sven years ago from last sunday
- y 80 'hhs pace to-day
fr.m Queen Strtcs " +. church Of
which she had been n consistent mem
her for several years. Friends onJ oc-
lua.Wtanccs are respectfully invited tn
attend. ~
Mr. Hoegard, OF Charles street who
sustained Injuries 10 his ankle hy a fail
VIII" working on n house on Xiv ave
nue. Two or three weeks ago. is nr,,v
able 10 be out a little.
i.arga congroga lions heard Nh. Rav
H. II. iennett. morning ana night. SIM
DAY at Mckendr=c. when M. prcarhaa
WIN power on Communion with Co,1,
ana the Character OF Elijah Tho
Prophet OF thu Lord"
In n".asS"S stew at Mr=. IJoward,s
corner Reservoir and Highland avenues
was nrurh enjoyed last nigh,
ne following progrl mme will be
rendered ut the afternoon tea .-jv.n
a. the residence of Mrs. John Whi;n-
mead li1 l"ovitt avenue. this evening
| FORM 10 o'clock. for the benrf,, ~
me Ladies Enterprise Society Of NJ
| hend &c N. Il. Church: Instruments,
| solo. Miss Rerryman: vocal s3Io NJ
Is. c3rDEew; violin solo. Miss C;racs
| Rhodes: recitation. Miss lila 10.
| vocal solo, Miss Nellie Whitehead. -.
Grafton, Miss Lucille Ramsey: voraI
| 500. MI. H. Corpr"T; recitation. Mr.
| T. Gordon: graph phone. Menu-I,;r,,.
! nread. beaten biscuits. crackers chioL..
| "n salad. sliced ham. slndwirhas
| pickles, olives. cheese. salted ALMONDS
| cake. coffee. chocolate. tea. All III
above for flftean cents.