Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-12
BRIEF lTEAS or :lNTERES q

Mr. ana MT w imam .GrQDD5 have re-
turned from a Visit Z. to the former's
father, in Richmond. Ssii No q.
Mir. Allen o. White, Of Watt, Rettew
& Clay's store, is spending O week q
vacation in Richmond
Mrs. Richard Carney and her little
daughter, Julia, are visiting Mrs. +. G.
Arthur. in Richmond. \
Miss Rose Myers is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Henry G. Watkins, ILL., Floyd
avenue, Richmond.
Miss c. E. Krudler. bookkceper for
Miller, Rhoads & CO., has returned
from from her vacation in Pennsyl-
vania.
Mr.. e. Cook Gillian, of Miller,
Rhoads g. CO., has returned from a two
weeks vacation, spent at Virginia
each. ~
AIR. Charles Preston is visiting in New
York.
In the absence of the rector, Rev. A. S.
Lloyd. D. d., who is in Alexandria with
his family, the pulpit of ST. Luke 8
Church was filed Sunday by Rev. G.
Micon. Of that city, deacon In charge Of
the Virginia Theological Seminary
chapel.
The Select Council will hola its Sep
TENDER meeting tonight
Officer Curles, Of the Police Court,
has been granted vacation. Detective
Snowden is filling his place.
The Columbias, Norfolls's football
here with colored team from Peters
burg.
Two small colored girls performed a
cake walk in front of the main entrance
to the Monticello Hotel yesterday
morning 1t was very much enjoyed by
the guests OF the house.
Professor j. Pollard Rives will not
enter upon his duties as orEanist OF the
Freemason Street Baptist Church until
the 1st of October.
There will be n large sale of new and
second hand furniture Mt the Morris
ton street. at 10 o'clock this morning.
Contractor Patterson yesterday be-
gan work on the Taylor building. cor
ner of CRANKY street and Brook avenue
Work on the Tunstall building is up
to the second story
Mr.. T. Il. Smith, a leading merchant
of Arrngdale, Va, is in the city on
business.
Fincastle Herald: Miss Lucille
Allen. of Norfolk. Is the guest of Miss
Mary Belle and Hattie Simmons, of this
place.
Miss Annie O'Keefe, accompanied by
Miss Elsie Campbell. left last evening.
bv the Old Dominion Line for an eE-
tended Northern trip.
A called meeting of the Frances
Barnes Us will be held at o'clock
this Afternoon at Addison's music store,
corner CRANKY and Charlotte streets.
Matters of Importance are to be attend
ed to, this being the last meeting before
the district convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.
Miss Lena Epps has returned home
after a visit of several months in the
East.
Miss E. A. Campbell, of 267 Fenchurch
street, sailed for New York last night
on a business trip. Miss Campbell will
be gone q week
Mr.. Peter Wright returned yesterday
morning from his trip to Scotland
All active and honorable members OF
tho Volunteer 2 are requested to meet
tonight at 1853 Brewer street at S
o'clock. as the regular election of off
GERS will take place.
Mr.. George Garrison, while working
on new building yesterday. had the
misfortune to fall to the ground He
was taken to the hospital and his
wounds dressed. and afterwards to his
residence. 125 High street.
The regular meeting OF Circle No. s.
the Kings Daughters. will he held this
afternoon at $50 O'clock.
petition in bankruptcy has been
filed in the United States Court by
Charles W. Mugler. of Newport News
through r. NJ. Lett, counsel.
Samuel Seigel. brother OF Mr.. Leon
Salzberg, left Sunday night for New
York to re-enter New York College rs a
student. He spent the summer here
with his brother.