Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-02-01
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The Carbon Studio has recently re-
ccived very ilattering order from
Mi. james Young, the tragcdan. o.
flash-lisht photos. made during Mr..
Young's performance in Richmond.
Miss Carrie Arson. of Aiartinsville,
Va, is the guest if Miss Urith New
port Greene, Of No. 1874 Boush street
Workmen are here to take out the
Id organ Of st. Luke's Church and put
in the new instrument
Miss Eva Kate Dowdy, of Gregory,
Currituck county. \. c., who has been
,'siting Norfolk and Portsmou h
friends for the past five weeks. will re-
turn TO-DAY 20 her Il me on the Nor
folk and Southern.
Mss Emma and Mr.. It. Archie Com
mander, who have been visiting rela-
tivcs on Lawrence avenue Lambert s
Point. have returned to their home, in
Z abcth City, y. c.
Rev. Il. s.. Copeland and family, who
have been Visiting his wife's parents
here, have gone to Washing ton, w. Va,
their future home.
Rav. John s. Lindsay. ID. D., of Bcs-
tn, who had been slcadins Sc eral
days in Norfolil with friends. left for
his home last night Via Rali more.
~ auto lNfTe nf N'asonS ha' WORK.
in the second degree at a special COM
| at ! n. M. yesterday.
At the Real Estate Exchange yester-
DAY NJ essrs Townsend & 10 mes auc-
tionecrs sold for Hugh c. Davis, trus
tee. house and lot on Brambleton.
| near Marshall avenue, TO NJ. l.. Taylor
for S2350.
Lynchhurg Advance: Bishop a. NJ,
Randolph, of the Diocese Of Southern
Virginia. will pay his annual Official
visit 10 Lynchburs February 25th. and
will confirm at st. Paul's in the morn
ing and ut Grace Memorial Church in
the evening.
Mr.. ID. S. Carpenter and S. Morris. of
Nor ok, are in New York The former
registered ut the Grand Union. and the
latter at The Imperial yesterday.
Richmond Times: Mrs. William Hen
ry Venable. nee Wright, OF Norfolk. is
spending a short time in the city.
The journeymen plumbers will meet
| at O'Clock Saturday night in Central
Labor Union Hall, instead Of Bricklay-
ers' Hall. as heretofore.
NIrs. Charles S. Walls, of Brooklyn
N. Y, who has been spending q few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs
on Duke street, left for Richmond We'd
ncsday morning.
Members of the Volunteer "Y' arc
requested TO meet Saturday night at S
o'clock In the old Baptist Church, on
Cumberland street, to make definite ar
engagements for the "Old Maids Con-
vention," to be given on the 18TH OF
February.
There will be an important meeting
of the Dora Rankin Missionary Society
at Epworth NJ. l.. Church ut o'cloci
this afternoon.
Mr.. Walter Adamson, of the Virgin.
ian-Pilot reportorial staff, has been sicl
at the Norfolk Protestant Hospta
since Monday last. His physician gives
hope that he will be able to resume his
duties next week.
The Nusbaum Book and Art Com
pany will open their new store. or
CRANKY street. next week This prom.
Uses TO be a rare treat for the people
OF this CITY, and is looked upon as ar
important event by those interested.
MIR. and Mrs. George T.. Arlington
and little son, OF Waterbury, Conn, are
the guests of Mr. John Hill. of this city.
Mr.. Arlington is a prominent member
OF the knights of Pythais and the Il.
p. O. Elks. They will leave for Rich
inond Saturday enroute home.
meeting of the Lady Somerset VS.
Will be held this evening at the FRS,
Baptist Church at S O'Clock All mem
hers are requested to attend the meet
ing.