Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-29
BERKELEY.

The Berkeley and Atlantic City base
ball teams played another match game
OIL pall yesterday afternoon on Hardy's
neid. The game was begun about 4:3O
o'clock, both teams apparently in fine
condition for playing. An interesting
game was the result, the home team
closing out the visitors in the first in
ming and making two runs. The visit
ing team found that it did not have q
sort snap and got down to fancy play
ing. and the TWO teams stood about
equal on the next three or four innings.
In the sixth the Atlantic City team
claimed balk. The umpire decided
otherwise. and the Atlantic City called
oil their team, the game standing to
IN favor of BerKIcy. The-same was
home team.
batteries: For Berkley-Putnam
and Millrick: Atlantic City-Montague
and Wilkins The features of the game
were the double play by Day and Put
mans pitching.
ANOTHER GAME.
The North Streets and Up-towns play
cd n game or ball yesterday morning on
Hardy's field. which resulted in in a
score of % to in favor of the North
streets The features of the game were
the helding of Willie Jones and the bat
ting of Crawford Rogers. Batteries:
North Streets-Herbert and Jones: Up
towns-Joncs. Owen and McKinnie. The
North streets are open to challenges
from teams whose ages range from
to Is.
y quiet, but pretty. wedding was cele-
brated at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
~ H. Langley. corner of Lee and Ivey
streets, Montlant. at o'clock yester-
DAY evening. The parties to the con-
tract We're Mr.. John William Perkins.
of Port Norfolk. and Miss Esther Josie,
the beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Langley. The parlor was handsomely
decorated with potted plants and cut
flowers in honor of the event The nup-
tai Knot was impressively tied by Rev
X. NJ. Chandler. pastor OF the Chest
nut Street Methodist Church. the we'd
ding party standing under a handsome
~ arranged arch. The bride was hand
somely attired in white Duchess with
pearl trimmings. and carried brides
roses. After the ceremony refresh
ments were served. The gifts-.o the
bride were handsome and useful Mr..
and Mrs. Perkins will be at home to
their friends after Saturday.
MIR. TlLLEY'S GIFT
At n called meeting of the official
board of the Chestnut Street NJ. L..
Church last night the offer of Mr. T..
NJ. Tillcy. Of South Norfolk, OF a dona-
ton of 10000 to go toward the erection
of new church. was accepted and a
vote OF thanks extended the gentleman
for his generous act
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Tidewater Council No. so. Jr O. u.
y. NJ. at its regular meeting last Tues
day night elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: For Councillor.
II. T. Humphries: Vice Councillor, w.
r.: Walker; Recording Secretary, ]. o.
VICES; Assistant Recording Secretary
w. y. Slant: Financial Secretary. w.
Fl. l.. GARRETT; Treasurer. IT. C. Humph-
ries; Warden. Edward Steele; Conduc-
tor j. II. Steele: Inside Sentinel. Opie
Woolford; Outside Sentinel. w. A.
Steele: Trustees eighteen months). DR..
w. Is. Ashburn, twelve months (unex-
pred term); Edward Steele; Represen-
tatve to State Council Owo years). j.
0. Wigs.
BREVITIEs.
Barges Maggie Heron and No. q
owned by Mr.. l.. c. Jones. are on Jones;
railway for repairs.
Mrs Jennie Rogers and children. of
New York. are visiting her husband.
Mr.. Thomas Rogers. OF this place.
fhc- pile driver lately purchased nv
Mr.. L" c. Jones is lying at his railway.
and will undergo repairs in a few DAVIS.
Oscar Tisdale, the ll-year- old colored
boy who broke in Mr.. w. B. Dough-
erty's store Sunday morning, was he
fore the Mayor yesterday morning and
sentenced 20 six months in Jail.
The ST. Thomas Episcopal SUNDAY
schools picnic was held at the Rerklev
street railroad park yesterday. and WAC
very pleasantly enjoyed. The park ia
as yet new. but offers many attractions
to those who desire to spend Tnv
pleasantly.
Rev. II. II. Butler and family, of suf-
folk. are in town visiting among friends
and relatives. They will 60 to ths
Beach before their return home.
Miss jamie Morris left yesterday for
a three weeks visit among friends ana
relatives in Baltimore iu