Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-30
BERKLE " S AND ADVERTISEMENTS

ss0 Kill aAVLl9b@Ve "
the Galveston relief fund. The parti-
cipants are all well known amateur
performers of Berkeley, Norfolk, South
ANoI!olk anu the county. The mere
men het'ion or their names, together with
mat OIL the management. is sufficient
8 guarantee Tor good house, not to say
anything OF the laudable cause for
which the play is to be given. The play
mas been rendered twice before under
' ,re management OF Mrs Young to
large houses.
seats are 10 and % cents. Following
Is the cast of characters: Mr.. Hugh
uohnsoh' valiant lover: Howard Cal
rs VINO caused the catastrophe: Wnl
yer Gallup. an English coachman: Nor
leet Etheredge. the old man himself:
Georgia Halstead. his daughter; Mabel
durham. Governor with news: Octa-
VIA unS, stage struck maid
-. RILAND INSTITUTE.
me Ryiand Institute has opened this
season under the management of DIR.
a. Il. owen with the most fatterinr
prospects of it's history The enroll.
mem Is by far in excess of any time
pl .he past ~ corps of able teachers
nave been selected to fill all the depnrt-
hents. as follows: Mrs. w. b. Ander-
son. English and history. Miss Nell,a
fuqu;i, mathematics and Latin. Mice
Lillian Blanche Fuqua. preparatory de-
music. -po''s"oou'
~, ALARM OF FIRE.
the Torrent fire department was call
e ,,.a out yesterday. afternoon to what
was thought to be blaze in tho Third
aru. But 1t turned out to be some
one burning out n foul chimney. The
o,oss were quick on the scene after the
alarm had ben turned in at the depart
ment. ~ POI
-, READY FOR BUSINESS.
me keai Estate and Rental Com
panv recently chartered by Judge
trehtis has organized for business. and
rrnse sci, selected Mr.. c: u. Old as manager.
me new company is composed OF we'll
khoWn business men, who are thor
oushiy competent to take care of any
business entrusted to them.
owners of property desiring to place
same In the hands OF an agent, will do
well TO consult the manager See ad
In this issue
BREEZY NEWS ITEMS.
Inc academic department of Miss
Margaret Tatem's school 70 under the
management this year of Prof. c. w.
warner. of Lexington, Va. graduate
OF the ". NJ. I. Prof. Warner gradu-
ated with high honors. and has had
considerable experience as teacher
1t was Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Sim
mons who celebrated their fiftieth an
~. Simmons, the latter is the son of
the aged couple.
The main belt to the principal in
candescent of the electric plant broke
last night and caused the town to be
in darkness two or three hours.
Mrs. Dora a. Johnson and Miss vi
Wan Faircloth. Of Windsor. Va. are
the guests of Mr.. S. c. Butler, on Lib
erty street.
Mrs. w. NJ. Walker and children,
of Currituck, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Harris. of Oak
dale.
Mr.. C. H. Banks returned from va
cation spent at indianapolis, Ind. Dur
ing his absence he was the victim of
n runaway accident while out driving,
being thrown from the buggy and re-
ceived bruises that put him in bed
for n week.
DIVINE SERVICES TO-DAY.
st. Thomas p. E. Church. Rev. Clar-
ence NJ. Conant, d. D., rector-Holy
Communion, S a. M: Sunday school.
9:45 a. M; morning prayer and SER
mon. IL n. M: subject "Sisera in the
Hands of Woman''-Jhdges w. to
10; evening prayer. 6 p. IN.
Friday, October 5th. Fast Day-Morn-
ing prayer and litany, 10 a. m; even
ing prayer and address. $50 p. m. AT
this service God willing) the Friday
evening studies of the rubrics of the
Prayer Book will be resumed contin-
uing until Lent 1901.
The pastor, Rev. NJ. p. Porter. of
Main Street Christian Church. will
preach to-day on the following sub
jects: Morning, Border Christianity:
evening, THE Back-slider's kiss or the
Difference Between Kissing and Cleav-
ing" A cordial invitation is extended
to all.