The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1898-01-20
Suffolk and Richmond Whist Players Aear-
Iy Divide HOnOTs.
VETERANS WILL CELEBRATE TODAY
Social Event ut Mrs. Pnrker'R-Specini
Services ut tho Presbyterian
Church Young Men Going TO II
Northern business CCilc.c-Dr.
Vnndcrslicc breaches,

Suffolk. Va. Jan. l9.-(Spcciai) -Suf-
folks wills: players didn't fare $50 bad
~ at the hands o. the Richmond Pow
llatan club members lasr night after all.
Suffolk cane out all right in winning
its share OF Individual series, but Rich
mond is ahead on points. When Suf-
folk players lost thsy lost by larger
margins. The l'Cwhatan members are
in no wise slow at duplicate whist, and
they say Suffolk is the hottest prcDosi-
tion they have yet tackled. Here are
last nights scores:
Table No. 1-.Tustice Crutchlield and
Colonel Murphy, IL Brooks and Pru
den, 4.
Table No. DIR. Harrison and IRubG.
10: Borum and Barton. 10
Table No. 3.--1WOod and Harvey, 10;
Woodward and Elan, s.
SECOND GAME.
Table Nd. 1.--Dr. Harrison and Colo
mel Murphy, 8; Borum and Pruden s.
In two other games to-day in which
Suffolk was represented by the last
two each side g0t victory.
"A return game is to lie played in Suf-
folk during the spring.
LEE AND JACKSON DAY.
Tomorrow will he duly celebrated as
Iee-JackSon memorial day. the eXer-
cises being under the auspices of Tom
Smith camp Confederate Veterans.
The local military companies and
Withers Company No. I, Knights of
Pythias, and Ism Smith Camp, will
march TO the City Hall, where. at 3
O'Clock p. M, the Hon. r. r Prentis
Will deliver an address appropriate to
the occasion. The ladies of the Bap-
tist church will have refreshments on
sale during the day and mt night ut
the Bank Street armory, for the benefit
OF their church tiE.
RECEPTION.
Mrs. Jesse Parker and her acconplish
ed daughter. Mrs. William ii. Stewart.
OF Baltimore, gave an exceedingly
PLEASANT reception last night at the
residence OF Airs. Parker. No 81 Main
street. Quite a MURDER oc the leaders
In social circles attended. and the even
Ing was thoroughly enjoyed by all who
were present.
The R5v. T.. r. McClue", CT Norfolk,
VIII conduct special services ut the Suf-
iolk PRESBYTERIAN dhurch to-,morr,w
ana Friday nights. which the public
generally is invited ito attend
Alsss Claudia Barrett. of Franklin. Is
BEING entertained by her sister. Mrs.
Vivian Brinkley, on East Washington
street
The schooner c. II. I.ee.t will sail to-
morrow for New York with lll:nb a.
from the mills Of Alfred Il. Cramer.
Nicssrs. Charlie Cramer. Lewis Brothers
ana Harhen Holland, three well known
ana popular young gentlemen OF Suf-
folk, will make 'iha trip on the schooner
10 New York, whence they will go to
Ponghkespsie to attend Il business col
lege
Mrs. w. L. Mcleod. who has been
quite sick for several days, is conval-
cScing.
The Rev. c. C. Vandersl!ce. d, y. or
Richmond, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Lee Britt. He preached Il fine sermon
no MS old congrega ion at Main Street
M. T.. church tonight.
Mr.. Stewart Baker, of Richmond was
an Suffolk to-day and took the prisoners
who had been convicted at the last
term TO the nenitentiary.
Mrs. jamie M. Briggs returned to-
day from visit to relatives and
friends in Norfolk.
Mr.. T. y. Burnell and Mr.. Richard
Cohoon, OF Norfolk, spent today With
Suffolk friends.
Mrs. a. S. Icley spent to-day with
friends In Norfolk
Miss Virginia Rogers, Of Norfolk, is
visiting friends here