Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-12
NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA. "

study abroad. or Forrest Carr, basso
cantante. Edouard de Retzke wrote: ct
have found in him magnificent voice,
and he has grand future before him."
liant young artistic. Last season she
was with the Salisbury Orchestra as
alto sololst
Olga Schmoll. violin virtuoso is a
marvel. Her very soul is muslc-ln-
nate and inbred-her Instrument is but
the medium OF Interpretation.
On the evening of May 26th there was
given at the great Auditorium, Chicago,
q May Festival Concert, IN which was
a choir of $500 voices, assisted by SOLO
lists. Miss Olga Schmoll was the violin
soloist Of the evening. Speaking Of her
appearance the Times Herald of Sat
urday, May, 9th, says: Miss Olga
Schmoll. the violinists. created q Juror,
and after each Of her numbers she re-
ceiVed an ovation. She promises to be
one OF the great artists of the future"
She was charming, her performance
brilliant. and the audience arplauded
enthusiastically at every opportunity.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
THD MILLENIAL DAWN,
There will be a millenial dawn meet
Ing in the auditorium of the City Hall
Theatre Sunday afternoon ut 2:30
o'clock. An address will be made by NJ.
l.. Staylar, Of Manchester, on these
topics: What is the Wages of Sim?
What is the Ransom from Sin? How
and by Whom Wrought" The pub
lie Is invited.
Sunday morning at the Baptist
Church Rev. j. +. Love will talk about
What Is Truth?" At $3.50 in the af-
ternoon the pastor will discuss the val
lie of literary. moral and religious
study of the Bible, and then organize
Bible class. AT night there will be
baptizing.
BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.
c. w. Wright and wife to Lucille c..
Butler. one lot on Franklin street;
Sl.400.
William H. Smith and others, of Nor
| folk county to j. L. Williams, Ill acres
in Upper Parrish; $500.
GEN. ROBERTS AND PARTY.
Former Councilman and Mrs. j. T..
Parker are entertaining a party of rel
atives and friends from North Caro-
| lima. They had been to Richmond for
| some days. They are General and Mrs.
| w. p. Roberts and daughter, Miss Eu-
| genia, and Misses Hulda Parker and
Ida Walton.
NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE.
Dr. ]. NJ Gibson returned this aft
| ernoon from Richmond, where he went
with a patient.
Rev. T. NJ. Green and bride. former
ly Miss Allie Buck. left to-day to visit
Portsmouth relatives.
Mr.. Surry Parker. of Pinetown, N. c.,
is in Suffolk as q guest OF his father
Captain George T. Parker.
A license was issued to-day for the
marriage November 10Th OF Jack Belli-
ny and Hattie Jordon. colored.
Mr. w. N. Camp. OF Albion. Fla, was
in Suffolk to-day.
Mr. Horace B. Phillips, who has lum-
Der interests In North Carolina, came
tonight to visit his family in Suffolk
Mr.. j. NJ. Virgins got home tonight
| from his timber business in the Old
| North State.
Farmers says lots of peanuts have
widowed and turned black by reason
| OF the rains which fell during the har-
| vest.
! Mr.. Ashley B. Miner returned to-day
from a trip to Charleston, S. c.
President r. Rowland Moore, of the
Suffolk Sawmill Company, Is in Balti-
more.
Mr.. Phillips Hargrove, Of Fort War
rem. near Boston, is visiting Suffolk rel
atives.
Mr.. H. E. Elan has been i'll two or
| three days.
A few dollars are being placed here
concerning McKinley's nomination next
| year. The rate is two to one that he's
| named.
Hon. John B. Primer Will return to-
morrow from Baltimore His sister Is
better.
Miss Edna Jordan, of Cambridge
Md. came to-day to be ENTERTAINED bv
Mrs. *. B. Mcleod. at IL CHESTNUT
street.
Mr.. ]. w. Eley went hunting IN
SOUTHAMPTON county to-dav