Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-19
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney L. Nusbnum left
last night for New York, where Mr..
Nusbaum will spend several days buy
ing holiday goods. Owing to the In
crease in their frame and picture BUSH
ness the Nusbaum Book and News
Company has rented quarters over
Messrs. Chapman & Jakemans store to
do extra frame work until the close Of
the holidays.
Miss Belle Taylor. of West Grace
street. Richmond, is the guest Of Mrs.
w. NJ. Jones. Jr., of Olney Road, Client
Street railway car No. 40 collided with
q city express wagon at 6:15 D. IN. yes
terday at the corner of Holt and Church
streets. The only damage done was
another bartender demolished.
The first rehearsal of the music for
the Elks' Lodge OF Sorrow was held
Friday night OF Epworth NJ. 10. Church.
The music. which will be Of high order.
Will be In charge of Mr.. Anton &. koer-
ner.
Freemason Street Baptist Church
There will be no preaching this morn.
ing or evening on account OF the failure
of Rev. Gabriel Gray to arrive from
Richmond. The Sunday school Will,
however. be held at the usual hour, $3.50.
MIR. Albert Stuhl is quite sick at his
home. on Fenchurch street.
Mr.. c. L. Pool, managing editor OF
the New Orleans Times-Democrat, who
has been visiting relatives in Norfolk
leaves for home this evening.
Mr.. Pete" Rowland, n well-known
telegrapler, formerly of Norfolk. now
employed ut Richmond, is in the city
on q visit.
Mrs. w. II. Ballou. Miss HELEN and
Master Frederick Ballou, of Providence,
K. l., are the guests of Mrs. w. III.
Broughton, on York street.
Miss Ballou, of Providence, r. l., spent
last week with Miss Mabel Allyn on
Butte street. Miss Ballou is u great
favorite with the young people OF our
city.
The B. Y. p. u. of the First Baptist
Church will meet in regular session this
afternoon ut 4 O'Clock in the lecture
room OF the church. The leader for the
service is Mr.. J.. l.. Williams. Subjsct
Love and Liberty"
The Epworth League of Queen Street
NJ. L. Church will meet with the Cum
berland Street NJ. Il. Church Epworth
League at the latter's place OF worship
the devotional services there. The
fraternal feeling between these two
leagues is proving helpful to both, and
these lnterchanges of leadership have
grown frequent lately.
The w. c. IT, u. has arranged to hold
n gospel temperance meeting in Chris
tinn Memorial Temple.
The Junior Baptist Young Peoples
Union OF the First Baptist Church
meets this afternoon at 3 o'clock with
the president, Mr.. Charles Pond. pre-
sidinE.j The subject of the meeting will
be. -"Should the Indians be Converted
or$Killed." Young people are earnestly
invited.
Col. M. ]. O'Brien, president of the
Southern Express Company, and uncle
OF Mrs. Simon r. Golibart, OF Butte
street, will reach Norfolk from New
York this morning.
Rev. j. *. Jolliff, of the Virginia Con-
ference. now in session mt Petersburg,
arrived last night and will stop at the
residence of MIR. Walter J. Simmons,
No. 125 Bank street. lie will preach
morning and evening at the Cumber-
land Street NJ. e. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. NJ Anderson. of
Baltimore, are at the Monticello. They
came down to cheer for the University
of Maryland boys in their game with
Portsmouth yesterday.
a handsome large photograph, show
ing the beginnings OF Ilensington, n
beautiful Norfolk suburb, Is on exhibit
ton in one OF the windows of the Watt,
llettew & Cay's store. It represents
the new Norfolk silk mills and two of
the handsome residences Of that sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Coupcr Will leave
this morning for Quincy, IR
Next Thursday at o'clock d. m. n
social will be held in the First Raptist
Church for NIL Sunday school teachers
and superintendents. A Question Box"
will be q special feature.
Gospel temperance services will he
held In Christian Memorial Temple this
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.