Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-28
NORFOLK ON. PAGES TWO, THREE
BRIEF ITEMS or INTEREST,

Don't forget rehearsal of "PrIscilla"
tonight at the Academy of Music.
promptly at S o'clock
MIR. John A. Blue of Virginia. va.
was In Norfolk yesterday on business.
Mr.. b. Ncwgrass. president Of the
Atlantic and Danvile railway, re-
turned yesterday from New Orleans
and is stopping at the Monticello.
Mr.. w. Gregg Chisholm, of Charles
ton. 5. c., is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Decatur Parsons.
OF Greater New York, were in Norfolk
yesterday
Hon. Edward Waddin, Jr.. Judge OF
the L. S. Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, came down from
Richmond yesterday.
MIR. j. c. Hundley. of Durham, N. c..
was IN the city yesterday. guest of
Hotel Norfolk
Mr.. ]. W. Forbes. of Fort Lewis, N.
C.. spent Sunday in the city.
Rev. DIR. Samuel A. Steel. of Nash
Vile. is the guest Of the Atlantic.
Mr.. j. w. Branning. of Edenton. N
G.. president of the Branning Lumber
Company. was in our city Yesterday.
Messrs. f. w. Whitehead, w. Il.
Beaman. and Herbert Holland. of Suf-
folk. we're Sunday visitors to our town
Mr.. c. II. Brcnaman, Baltimores' CT
v.
MIR. c. 5. Brewer and wife, of Wash
inEton. ID. c.. were guests OF Hotel Nor
folk Sunday.
Mr.. Graham Hill. OF Alexandria. was
the guest of Mr.. J. II. Amos, Of Dan
vile. at Hotel Norfolk Sunday.
Hon. Sydney L. Mudd. the we'll
known Congressman of MARYLAND. ac-
companied by his son. Mr.. W. Grimm
Mudd. passed through this city Sun
day, going South
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ Barker. and
Mr. and Mrs. Aryersingcr, of Albany.
spent sunday here as guests of the
Monticello.
Messrs. F. r. Bergman and c. N.
Shepherd, of Smthfield. spent the sab
bath with friends In the CITY Bv the
Sea.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Lamble. of
Washington City. were Sunday guests
of the Atlantic.
Mr.. w. NJ. Raller, of Roanoke. was
in our city Sunday.
Mrs: NJ. L. Mccain. Miss Lyle. and
Mr. NJ. II. McGann. of Philadelphia.
in the balmy breczes OF our city.
Hon. Alexander Graham Bell, of
Washington. accompanied by Miss
Marion *. Bell. OF Washington. were
here Sunday. stopping at the Month
cello.
ne NlnS s daughter, or Circle No. s.
VIII hold their regular meeting this
tluesday) afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Dr. lIassell. Of New York. and Miss
Cornelic. OF Philadelphia. will assist
Miss wall in her musical program TO be
rendered on Easter Sunday at the Sa-
cred Heart Church.
reception in honor OF the pastor
and the official members of the church
VIII be given by the Epworth League
IN rel MI
next Thursday evening at S o'clock
musical and literary program Will be
rendered
Mr.. II. NJ. Lee. accompanied by his
brother. Frank. left yesterday after
noon for Baltimore. Washington. Phil
adelphia and other points, for the
benefit OF his health.
Thieves tried to enter the hat store
or Mr.. L. j. oliver. on Main street.
sunday night but did not succeed.
Palms were blessed and distributed
IN Tho Catholic churches Sunday, that
day being known as Palm Sunday in
the church calendar.
Rev. EldrIdcc b. Hatcher. Of the First
Baptist Church. and Miss Anna G.
benson viii be united in the holy bond
OF wedlock Mt ) o'clock this afternoon
In that church.
Thieves entered the insurance office
OF Messrs Childrcy S Mills. No. % Com
inerce street, Saturday night by cut
ing glass out of n rear window. The
only thing missing is Il bunch of keys.
thict Kizcr has heard from the North
Carolina authorities relative to the lit
Tic Gladdis boy. who was brought TO
TINS city Saturday on Norfolk and
southern passenger train and will to-
day send the child back to New Bern.
Mr.. Edmond Pend!eton. secretary of
me Richmond Board OF Trade, is at the
Monticello.
Detectives ChildEess- Snowden ar
rested Alick Goodwin. alias James Uar-
RS, last night ana locked him up in
The station. The negro is wanted on n
charge OF usc-hreaising and robbery
~ gray horse tumbled overheard M
the Bay Line wharf yesterday. ana
made across the river The animal
was pulled ont in Berkley In n some
what exhausted state
Mr.. y. c. Fine has returned from
Memphis. Tenn, where he has been
in attendance upon the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of the Woodmen OF the
World
Miss Hattie Cohen and Miss Eva Erh
nre visiting friends in Washington. D,
&.