Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-02
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST,",

Mr.. p. II. c. Cabell, of Richmond,
spent Sunday very pleasantly in Nor
folk.
MIR. Lewis Il. Livorwright, of 1Iamp-
Ton, was here Sunday visiting friends.
a gentleman arrived in Norfolk yes
tcrday and informed the Nirginian-Pi-
lot that Grove Avenue Baptist Church,
of his city. in large meeting Sunday,
unanimously called Rev. J. b. Haw-
thorne, ID. D., to the pastorate at a SAL
AIRY of $500 yearly.
Mr. Girard u. Dadman, of Lowell
Mass arrived here yesterday OH tho
steamer Fairfax and spent the day
with Mr.. John HILL and was shown
the city until time to leave for Balti-
more. Mr.. Dadman is clerk TO the
Board of Aldermen, and was well
pleased with his short stay in our city.
Mr.. Albert Gerst. of Dnnvillc. Is In
the city to-day looking after his bus
mess interests here.
Mr. James a. Schultz and wife. of
Greensburg, Pa, were in Norfolk yes
terday, stopping at the Atlantic.
Mr.. L. w. Stringiield of Newport
News, spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
Mr. j. o. Todd and wife. of Winnipeg,
Canada, were guests Sunday of the At
lantic.
Freight barge No. 3. of the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road. which grounded off Ocean View
Friday night, was float ted and towed to
this port by the tugs Philadelphia and
Luckenbach.
Five of the delayed soldier boys of
the Fourth regiment arrived home
from Savannah yesterday morning.
Lieutenant c. l.. Wright. who went
to Cuba with the Norfolk City Guards.
has resumed his clerkshp a the Nor
folk postoflce
Delegates from this section will at
tend the Grand Lodge of Fellows,
which meets in Lynchburg next Tues
day. Rev. DR.. a. Il. Owen. of Berkeley,
is Grand Chaplain of the body.
The Princess Anne County Court be-
gan its May term yesterday.
The thermometer registered So in the
shade on Main street yesterday after
noon.
A large number Of cottages are being
erected at Willoughby Beach beside the
Willoughby Hotel. :
Phe Norfolk United Royal Arch
Chapter of Masons had work in the
cryptic degrees last night.
The Old Dominion Steamship Com
pany's new steamer, the Hamilton will
arrive here this week.
The work of resetting the curbstones
on Bermuda street. from Lake to Fen
church, was begun yesterday morning.
Mr.. G. ID. Black. Of this city, is reg
istered t Hotel Lafayette, Philadel-
phin.
Miss Annie Taylor, of York street,
left for Washington last night to visit
friends.
Sergeant A. p. Burgess. who enlisted
With the Fourth Virginia regiment and
returned home Friday. has resumed
his old position with Messrs. Hatch &
Dean.
Bishop Randolph preached at st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Petersburg
Sunday morning, and at the close of
the sermon administered the right of
continuation to ten persons. Sunday
night the Bishop preached at ST
Stephens Episcopal Church. colored,
also of that city, where he confirmed
class of twelve persons.
There Was a beautiful scene in Nc
Donald's Virginia Cafe last evening,
from TO IL. the occasion being fare
we'll dinner given by Mrs. r. w. Nc
Donald, of Cleveland, Ohio, prior to her
departure to her home Among the
guests was Miss l[une. of Chicago.
The Executive Committee OF the
Board Of Trade and Business Mems
.Associa ton held its monthly meeting
iast night, with Chairman r. H. Jones
presiding. Nothing but routine bust
ness was transacted, and the meeting
lasted but ten minutes.
The popular illustrated lecture.
Footprints of the Angels" will be
given tonight in the lecture room of
the Second Presbyterian Church at s
r. M. by Miss Anne c. Wood, with
musical selections
MIR. William Simpson, a leading at
torney at law of Salem, Roanoke coun-
tty, has located in Norfolk, and will
hereafter practice in this city and sec
ton.
invitations have been received in the
city to the wedding of NJ. Etienne Null
IeT and Mic. Magda Chalaron the cere.
inony to take place Tuesday next at
the Church ST. Pierre de Chaillot paris