Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-23
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

secretary l.. e. Dawes, of the Nor
ioik Board of Trade and Business
Men Association was last night chosen
secretary pro tenn of the Underwater
Carnival Association.
Mr.. Joseph c. Carroll will leave Nor
folk on May 25th for st. Louis, Mo,
MS new home. He will be in Norfolk
again about July 18th
The weekly business meeting of the
volunteer Y. will be held tonight at
luz Brewer street at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Hugh ]. Paylor left yesterday
for weeks visit in North Carolina.
Mr.. Albert Odell left via Washing
ton steamer last night for a short trip
North.
Hon. Thomas S. Martin, Junior United
states Senator from Virginia, was in
Norfolk yesterday and left last night
tor Washington, d. c.
Hon. John w. CAST. Superintendent
or Steamboat Inspection for this dis
trict. left for Washington last night,
accompanied by Mrs. CAST. on bust
ness trip.
Yesterday was an exceedingly dis
agreeable day. 1t gave the street cor
ner clubs an opportunity to rally. how
ever. and was. of course, hailed with
Joy by the membership.
The attendance on the services In the
Norfolk churches Sunday, both morn
ing and evening, was unusually large
Pickctt-Buchanan Camp, c. W, meets
at o'clock tonight TO transact i'm
portant business.
Miss Lille Trower is very i'll at her
nome p Windsor avenue.
Miss Ida o. White and her sister
Maude. accompanied by friends, have
iett Tor Washington. d. c.. to visit
friends and take in the jubilee.
Mr.. Sam w. Steele. accompanied by
ms sister. Miss Blanche, is in New
YORK, visiting different points Of inter-
est. They will be gone about four
weeks. and will also visit in Philadel-
phia and Baltimore before they re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Margolius, OF this city.
left Saturday evening via the Norfolk
and Western Railroad. and will sail this
morning on the Kaiser Frederick
(North German Lloyd for Southamp-
ton While abroad Mr.. and Mrs r.
Margolius will visit London. Paris and
other interesting cities.
Miss Florence Raynor has been en-
gagged as solo soprano at ST. Paurs
Church, and began her duties on Sun
day.
Police Justice Page was In the city
Saturday with other delegates Ell route
home from the annual meeting of the
Great Council of the /. O. X. NJ. of
virginia He visited the Police Court
ana occupied a seat on the bench with
Acting Police Justice A. ]. Dalton.
MIR. and Mrs. r.. X. Cotton. of Raj
eigh, have arrived here on a visit to
their son. Ensign Lyman A. Cotton. of
the supply ship Gloria, here for bunker
coal before sailing for Manila via the
Suez canal.
Or. a. G. Smith, OF the United States
Marine Hospital Service, returned Sat
urday morning from the South via
washington, ID. c.. and has assumed
charge Of his office in the Customhouse
building. relieving Dr. Cummings.
Mrs. e. w. Lassiter left Saturday on
a visit OF two or three months to reIa-
lives and friends in Richmond. Balti-
more and Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Southall. of Little
Rock. Ark. are visiting in Norfolk.
MRS. Ike Marx and little daughter
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Moritz. in East Main street.
MIR. 5. A. Paddock, OF Selma. Ala.
owner OF MaXimilian. accompanied by
MS son-in-law, Mr.. ]. II. Dingee loft
Saturday night for New York with
their string OF horses.
strawberry shipments are very heavy
at present from the farms along the
Currituck DIVISION of the Norfolk Vir-
gina Beach and Southern Railroad
The fishing in the ocean pound nets
IS reported as very good at present.
many or the hauls being very heavy
j. Frank East on Friday Skinned
-FOUR car loads of Strawberries from his
farm. near Napoleon.
Inc 90 cent round trip to Virginia
beach Is now in effect. 1t Is not usual
10 inaugurate this summer rate until
J h.
mus ga deemed sufficiently Iarga TO
justify this change.
daughter. of Coleraine. n. G.. are
spending few days in Norfolk
Mrs> j. II. Norvell left for home Sat
uruay, after brief stay in the city.
Mrs. d. Loughran, of Washington u
-. sister or Mr. John 3. Loughran and
mother of Mrs. James e. Duke is
stopping at the New Atlantic Hotel for
about Il week.
oaptain X. T. Maker. U. S. NJ, and
SSap zap. F. Dury. U. S. N. now at the
New Atlantic Hotel, expect to Ieova on
'heif ships to-day for Manila
Circle NO of the Kings Daughters
WILL, III, meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock
Inc II p m. train from Virginia
i,eacn VIII stop at all stations for the
cement or passengers returning from
the Episcopal Convention to-day Xved'
heSday. Thursday and Friday.
me treemason Street Baptist Church
Vas nlied TO overlooking Sunday morn
ING ana night, to hear Rev. Frank Div-
on. OF Hartford. Conn. preach. Both
sermons were replete with eIoouencn
ana profound thought, and were lis
tened to with rapt attention by his au-
diences. ""
OWING to the organization of the
new PRESBYTERIAN Church at Park
race sunday night there were no even
ing services at the First or Park Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Churches.