Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-04
THE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES TWO T4I2EE 1--WE an
BRIEF ITEMS OR INTEREST.

Mr.. e. II. Buchler and wife. of Chi
cago, spent Sunday in our city and its
balmy atmosphere.
Signor Ramon Reyes Lala, of Manila,
Philippine Islands. is guest Of the
Atlantic.
Messrs Henry A. Gillian and NJ. S.
Whitehurst, OF Tarboro. N. c.. were
Sunday visitors to Norfolk.
Mrs. w. S. Timberlake and the Misses
Timberlake, of st. Paul. Mimi, went to
Virginia Beach this morning.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Bogct of West
field. N. J., spent several hours yester-
day in Norfolk.
Mr.. f. a. Wright, wife and daugh-
ter. of New York, visited our city yes
terday.
Mr.. John S. Kimberly. of Fortress
Monroe. spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. w. S. Johnston, Miss Cary Bell
Waller and Miss Evangeline Waller, of
Chicago. are stopping at the Month
cello.
Mr.. Edward X. Duryee, accompanied
by the two Misses Duryee. of Newark,
N. j.. is at the Monticello.
Mr.. and Mrs. ED. Kelly, of the Bar
racouta." accompanied by MIR. Cochran,
Mr.. <irlslandt and Mr.. N. S. Sharpe
Kilmcr, came here yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. l. NJ. Meekins of Eliza
beth City. N. c.. spent Sunday in our
city.
MT. Z. IS. Ningan, of Staunton, was
the guest of the Atlantic Sunday
Some of the shrubbery that adorns
yards of many of Norfoks homes Is
putting forth leaves
The time is near at hand for young
men to make themselves tired dodeinr
places where ice cream is sold. when
promenadlng the business streets with
young ladies.
st. Vincents Hospital has received a
handsome ambulance from Fulton 6.
Walker. of Philadelphia. 1t cost $3.50
meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee or the Business Mems Association
and Board of Trade was held last night.
ordered paid.
McCleary-McClellan Live Stock Com
pany shipped to Baltimore Friday af-
ternoon forty head of fine horses.
hev. Dr. Calvin S. Blackwell for
merry of this city, will be one of the
speakers at the Southern Baptist con-
vention. which convenes at Louisville
His subject will be "Baptist Young
People of the South and Their Onnor,
tunity." Oppo'
Chief Engineer Robert w. Gait has
gone to the Army and Navy Hospital
at iiot springs, Ark, for two months
treatment.
Colonel NJ e. ingalls,. president Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Big Four
railways. will visit williamsburg during
the commencement exercises OF VIII
liam and Mary College.
Mr. John T.. Lowrey, n student of
Sidney College. is home on n
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thos
Lowery. of Wood street.
The fircmcn connected with chouic,l
ehSIne-house No. have constructed n
row boat and PAINTED it Handsomely
1T mas been christened THE Chemical"
an" .r, VIII DC assigned to duty ere long.
mere VIII be an ice cream festival for
me benefit of Queen Street M. %
Church to-night at the residence OF
Mrs Woodhouse. No. 357 Chapel street.
MISS Lucie Lee Beach, of Richmond
Is paying an Easter visit to her cousin
MISS Annie Henry. of this city.
heV. II. II. Dudley preached at the
FIRST BAPTIST Church Sundy morning
and the Rev. c. NJ. Rock, of Richmond
at night.
The election of vestrymen for Christ,s
day.
~ large Easter Offering was made Mt
St' Luke's +. Il. Church Sunday toward
the payment of the debt on the church
a beautiful Easter children's service
was held at st. Paul's =. e. Church
~ O'Clock Sunday afternoon An nd
dress was delivered by Rev DR.. b. d.
Tucker '>
Several hundred persons partook Of
the o CLOCK ri
st. Mary's Catholic Church SUNDAY
morning. including the Young Mems
Society.
Rev. Father Sullivan, of Washington.
ID. c.. preached at the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church Sunday morning to n
large congregation
Mr. William Kinnier. n wealthy and
prominent merchant OF Lynchburg. who
died Sunday. was a cousin of Mrs. VIM.
Fl Turner, of No. 2l1 Butte street. this
city.
Cape Charles Pioneer: Mrs Cant
Edward Richardson and child. of
Norfolk. spent Thursday in the CITY as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. N
Williams. on Tazwell avenue.
Cape Charles Pioneer: Rev. a. a.
Jones and wife. of Norfolk county
spent several days in our city this week
visiting their son, Rev. G.. Wesley
Jones. pastor of Centenary NJ. u
Church.
st. Mary's Male Academy, which has
been closed for the past month. resumes
its session this morning
An immense crowd of children and
adults enjoyed egg hunting at the Citv
Park yesterday. The cars were crowd
ed to their capacity. besides nurneraus
vehicles. by the throng The swings
were enjoyed and bicycles were numer-
Gus.
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