Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-14
SBRIBF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

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y The Volunteer y Will meet to-nishtsa
u the residence of the president on Char
4 lotte street. The entertainment COM
mites is requested to be present. :
& Is Mr.. 9yy.fD. Crowell. the well known
y ginger, has accepted the position OF
n ohoirnaStcrt at ST. PauPs Sunday
= school He will begin at once drilling
rhe. children in special music for Christ
mas and New Years.
Z 81 Friday night last Miss Frances Finch
& GHye q party at HE home Of her SIS
3,ter, Mrs. John Fox, o. Bank street,
and delightfully."- entertained twenty Of
her little friends. Pleasing vocal and in
q st.umental music was enjoyed and an
elegant supper was served.
Mr. #. P. Harris, of 127 Brewer
street, who has been seriously Ill for
some time, is reported as much I'M
{ proved. ~ IS n
and T. Frank Kevill, who have been
spending the summer at the Glennan
cottage nt Virginia Beach, have re-
d turned to Norfolk. -
Mrs. ID. Price, from Salisbury, Md,
6 Is visiting her sister, Mrs. James B..
Porter, rs Grace street.
The postponed meeting Of the Norfolk
Daughters OF the Confederacy for the
Il election of officers for the ensuing
year, viii be held to-day at 10 m. at
4 the hall Of SPickett-Buchanan Camp,
4 u. g. ".
Mr.. George w. Daughtry, of the firm
8 of Johnson & DaughSry, will leave this
morning over the Selboard Air Line
for Carrsville, where he will be mar
ried this afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock to
: Miss G. Pearle Eley, Of that place. They
Will return on the evening passenger
train and will reside at No. 80 York
K Place, this city.
Mr.. Robert Lee Dalton, formerly with
{ r. g. Dun s. Co.'s Commercial Agency
In this city, has been transferred to the
x Knoxville, Tenn, agency of this firm.
His friends will regret his leaving. but
will be glad to hear that his transfer
+ Is in the nature of a. promotion. He left
for Knoxville Sunday morning.
Miss Alice Butts. Of RappahnnRock
county, who has been visiting Mrs. j:
N. Newell Mt the Monticello, will leave
to-day for Newport News, where she
+ Will spend part of the winter with her
. sister. Mrs. King.
MIL. S. Foster of williamsburg, is
at the Monticello.
Isaac Virgins, colored, was arrested
yesterday by Detectives Heppel and
West. and will be turned over to the
Norfolk county authorities to-day to
answer the charge Of stealing. It is
said that Virgins stole lot Of cloth
Ing apparel from a family near Pin
ner,s Point.
MI. Sylvanus Stokes, proprietor Of the
Monticello Hotel, left last nigh; Tor
Baltimore. 1t Is understood that he has
a deal In view by which he will dispose
Of his interest in the Eutaw House
Baltimore.
A mock trial will take place in the
s lecture room Sof Queen Street NJ. e.
Church ut s O'clock Tonight, which
VIII no doubt prove most interesting
: feature. It will be given under the aus.
j pices Of the Epworth League. All are
( invited. :, 49, n
The police have at HEADQUARTERS sew.
eral stray sheep and iron bands used
IN driving piles, that the owners car
gel: by calling and proving the claim.
The Select branch of the City Coun-
Z ellis Will hold its November meeting to.
night. = = =
fTho Frances Barnes Y has called a
fnass meeting to be held at the Girls
Home ut O'Clock to-niA
MI Augustus WinsoS, Jr.. and his
pride, nee Miss Matte Jordan, returned
yesterday from their wedding trip, ana
nave taken up their residence In their
I new home on Claiborne avenue.
Key Charles /. Stenglc received a call
s yes terdaS to promising field In North
6 carolina. + is very nattering one,
and Mr., stcngle will give II considera
ton.