Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-10

an iSuSter Leg hunt ana musical
| entertainment will be given at the
| Cumberland Street NJ. L. Church Fri
day afternoon ut o'clock. All children
| are invited. An admission OF five cents
is TO be charged for the benefit of the
building fund of the church.
ELIlS' CARNIVAL.
The interest manifested in the Elks'
Carnival is becoming more and more
| intense as the day draws near for the
opening. and the various committees
arc vigorously at work completing the
numerous details attendant upon such
an undertaking. The ladies, as usual.
are exerting every effort in their line to
make the carnival an unprecedented
success and everything seems to point
to that end. They will hold their final
meeting this week. Thursday. in Elks'
Han, Academy OF Music Building, when
arrangements regarding the extent and
nature OF the decorations they desire
Tor the respective booths, will be COM
pleted. and the labor consequent there
on commenced. Donations continue to
come in from all sources, and the mer-
chants of Norfolk have been especially
liberal in this respect. for which the
committee are very grateful. The COM
mittee can make use OF ANYTHING in
the line of donation. and any one de-
string to help this good cause along
may do so by addressing their Secre-
tary, Mr.. w. II. Sergeant, Jr
FUTURE MEETINGS.
The Helpful Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet on Wednesday
morning. ut IL o'clock, at No l College
Place, instead of on Tuesday, the re-
gular day.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Second Presbyterian church meets
this morning at IL O'Clock. in the la
nf -
the annual election of officers, and a full
attendance is urged
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian church will meet
at u o'clock to-day in the church par
lors. India will be the subject of the
meeting.
Circle No. of the Kings Daughters
will hold their regular meeting this
afternoon. at 1880 o'clock in the parlor
OF Epworth NJ. l.. Church.
SECOND GRAND CONCERT.
The grand evening concert given by
the Seaboard Air Line Band some few
weeks ago at the Monticello was re-
ceived with such genuine enthusiasm
and so many concentrations have
showered upon them since and inquiry
for another like treat that the second
of what may prove to be a series of
value will be given tonight under their
director. Mr.. II. f. Maxim.
The concert will begin promptly at
s o'clock and close at II and the fol-
lowing special program will show what
the persons attending may expect-a
high-class treat.
PROGRAM.
PART 7.
-"Tannhauser" 80. .... Wagner
Overture-"William Tell. ..Rosslni
Trombone solo-"Because' '.....
49,. ...... ...Howitz & Bowers
Mr.. Joe c. Hicks.
Grand Descriptive Fantasia-"Co-
lumbuS' $50. ...AndfeW Herman
"reminiscences of the Plantation.
..... ............ w. p. Chambers
Overture-"Pique Dance. 80. .Suppe
PART H.
March-"rhe Runaway Girl. Maxim
Polka-"Pitter Patter" -. ...... Brooke
-"Semiramide" ..... Rossini
Euphonium solo-"Air With Vara-
tons ............... Robinson
MFR. A. Facenda.
Selection-"Il T'rovatore" Verdi
Medley Overture-"A Night In New
York" Observation-Disclosures. Brooke
March-"Masked Battery. Buckley
BAZAAR FOR ST. vINCENTs.
Arrangements are being made for
bazaar to be given soon for the benefit
of the rebuilding fund of st. Vincent's
Hospital. There has been no definite
conclusion reached as to the building
in which it will be held, but 1t Is proba-
BILE that the bazaar will be held in
Armory Hall. 1t bids fair to exceed
anything in that line Norfolk has had