Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-06
BRIEF ITEMS Of INTEREST.


night at Precursor Street Baptist
Church.
a stated communication of Norfolk
Lodge. No l. A, Il. and A. NJ. will be
held this evening at 1880 o'clock.
Inc Pickett-Buchanan Chapter.
united Daughters of the Confederacy.
VIII hold an important meeting at noon
to-day, in the camp hall.
Mr: William II. Lassell is in the city
on MS way TO New York Mr.. Lassell
was formerly Il Norfolk coinpositor. He
VIII remain here several days.
rosa flowers. colored. was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Detective Hep
pei. She is charged with cutting q man
III Portsmouth Tuesday night.
Messrs. T. II. Leonard and w. a.
wagner, the former 4 commission mer-
chant OF Boston. and the later Repre-
SertnS CCn2nt 4 Bean. Of Faneuil Hail
Market. Boston, both in the fruit and
produce line. ?aid a visit TO Wea .her
Observer J. j. Gray Yesterday They
are stopping in the city at present and
several fish fries" are on the taps
IN their honor among their friends
while they remain here.
Mr.. j. II. Navel and wife. of Roa-
nobe. were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dow Rice. of
New York registered yesterday at the
Atlantic.
Messrs. L. C. Hereford ana f.. F.
Hudgins returned to, Hampton. their
home. yesterday.
Mr.. j. S. Cartwright, OF Elizabeth
City. N. c.. was i'll Norfolk on bust
ness yesterday.
Mr. Morris A. Black and wife. of
Cleveland. Ohio. are guests of the At
lantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dunlop of Pc
tersburg. were in Norfolk yesterday.
Mr.. j. Z. G. Sanderson. OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad. at Roanoke.
was in the city yesterday.
Lieutenant and Mrs. John T.. Parker.
of the U. S. Navy, are at the Month
cello.
Mr.. and Mrs f. a. Leland. of New
York are guests of the Monticello.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Kelly, Misses
Helen and Eusenia Kelly. and Messrs
of New York. who have been stopping
Mt the Monticello for several days. left
yesterday on Mr.. Kelly's steam Yacht.
Barracuda. for Old Point for a short
stay.
Rev. w. II. Parker. of this city. will
preach at The Macedonia Baptist
Church Sunday at II n. m. and 1880
p. m.
Mr.. I. II. Adams. of Lynchburg. epen.
yesterday in Norfolk on business.
Mrs. G. Is. Mitchell arrived last night
from New York city by way OF New
York Philadelphia and Norfolk rail
road
Captain William Sanner has been as
signed to and has taken command OF
the inside pilot boat of the Maryland
Ilots Association in Hampton Roads.
Hon. and Mrs George L. Bowden left
Tor Baltimore last night. where Mr..
Bowden Will take dispositions In n case
soon TO be tried. From there they will
go to Washington from which place
lncy expect to return early next week
The condition OF Charlie Parker, the
httie four-year-old boy. whose skull
was fractured by a heavy sign falling
upon him last Saturday afternoon while
engaged at play on Church street is
unchanged.
Colonel George r. Rogers. OF the
Sixth Virginia Infantry, formerly n cit
zen Of Norfolk, but now of Washing
ton CITY. has been admitted to the Sol
diers' Home Mt Richmond.
Owens Lodge, A. T.. and A. NJ had
work in the second degree last night.
virginia Company, No. ., Uniformed
Rank Knights Of Pythias, is making
preparations for an excursion to Rich
mond on Federal Decoration Day (A,av
30th). \''''
\ very important meeting of the In
asmuch Circle of Kings Daughters will
De hcld ut the home of Mrs ]. c. Nors
worthy at o'clock this afternoon. A
!ull attendance is requested.
Mr.. VIM. III. Fletcher, an aged and
highly respected citizen. is very sick
ut his residence, corner of Bermuda and
Chapel streets.
Tho Woman's Missionary Union of
the Baptist Churches of Norfolk. Ports
mouth and Berkeley. will meet in quar-
tcrly session with Central Avenue Fan
tist church. Atlantic City Ward. at 2; 80
O'Clock this afternoon. a large at