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

AT Graves railway yesterday the
yacht Celeste and Old Dominion steam
er Hatteras completed repairs and were
reiaunched, and the tug Pocahontas and
GA Dominion steamship Virginia Dare
went up for overhau!ng.
AL Cclonna'S railway the United
states Fish Commission steamer Fish
Hawk went on the ways yesterday for
repairs.
Dir. j. G. Mcneil. of the Graysburg
Manufacturing Company. lumber deal
ers. was in Norfolk yesterday
Mr.: r. Wiley, of the shipping firm
OF Wiley. Harker & Co.. is in the city
from New York.
Mr.. Bob Camp, of the Camp Manu-
tacturing ,Company's lumber mills. at
Franklin. was in Norfolk yesterday.
MIR. I'D. Smith. of the big ship broker
age ilrm of Henry u. Havens was in
Norfolk from New York yesterday.
Mr: George p. Hudson is still In
North Carolina.
Captain salter. of the ship Kings
county, Is paying u visit to his home,
In Nova Scotia
captain Brownell is expecting a mate
Tor the ship Kambra i'm the near future
from the North.
Miss Leigh and Professor Bellazza
VIII give the last soree OF the season on
saturday evening at Masonic Temple
MIR. c. NJ. Hopkins and son, of Cam
bridge. are visiting Miss Sarah Face.
| OF avenue A.
The devotional meetings OF the Nc
| hendree and Epworth League Will be
attended by the first vice president OF
| Seaside Union. All are invited
Mr. J. w. Long Will leave for Kansas
city this morning. where he Will rep
resent Virginia at the meeting OF the
Supreme Council of the Catholics NJ
America, which convenes Tuesday next
| The jackson Light Infantry. which
| was officially known as Company i in
the Fourth Virginia Regiment. WI.
hold a meeting next Monday night to
| reorganize.
Calumet Tribe of Red Men met las,
night. with a large attendance of mem
bers.
Rev; DR.. NJ B. Wharton and Mrs.
| wharton left yesterday afternoon for
Baltimore, their future home
The infant son of Judge w. b. Mar
TN or the Court of Law and Chance
~, has been very III, but was reported
a little better yesterday.
The Young Daughters of the Confed
eracy VIII meet this afternoon a; the
Wake. 102 Grace street
MT. and Mrs. l.. LEHMAN and daugh-
ter. OF Atlanta, Ga, are visiting their
daughter and family Mrs. S. Gold
smith; OF Norfolk. Mr.. LEHMAN Is one
iiOSl progressive ClllZcnS.
Spurious Is and so cent pieces were
said to be in circulation here yester-
day.
Mr.. ]. c. Carroll. supreme secretary
OF the Catholic knights OF America
has gone to Kansas City, Mo. to at
tend the Supreme Council OF the order,
that convenes there next week
The Sunshine Circle OF Kings Daugh-
sers Will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. Page. No. 127 Butte
street.
Miss S. Kindred Williams left yester-
day for Chapel Hill, n. c.. where she
will be the solo contralto In an en-
tertainment to be given at that place
to-day.
Mr.. w. N. Gregory. Of Elizabeth City.
N. C., was in town on business yes
terday.
Mr.. r. ]. Camp, OF Franklin. spent
the day in Norfolk Yesterday
Mr.. William NJ Phillips. OF Salem,
Va. is in the city.
Mr.. Peter s. GIlohrist. Of Charlotte.
greeted friends in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. J. G. Price and wife. of Branch
Vile. were guests yesterday os the At
lantic.
Mfr. Frank o. Briggs OF Trenton. N.
j.. who is closely associated with Mr..
r. Lancaster Williams IN his financial
investments in this seoti,n. was In Nor