Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-09-27
LAMBERT's POINT.
UNTIMELY DEATH OF MRS. MAYO
OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST.

OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Mrs. Mary Mayo. wife of Mr. Charles
Mayo. OF Fortieth street. who was
taken TO st. Nincent's Hospital Tues
Jay, died TIT that institution ut II
o'clock that night. in the 10Th year of
her age. Her remains were brought TO
me nome of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Is. Lewis. ON Fortieth street yester-
day morning
!, was only six months ago that she
was led young and beautiful bride
TO hNmen's altar. where she plishted
her ialth To the one she loved and now
she lies cold in the icy arms of death.
one was one of the most lovely and at
uaVtiNe young ladies in this section.
ana her untimely death has created a
paihiui void among Il large circle of
friends and acQuaintances. who knew
her only 10 love. But the blow falls
heaviest upon devoted husband and
parents. by whom she was idoIized
she is survived by father ard mother
i've sisters and three brothers who
nave the tenderest sNmpathics of the
community iii this. their hour of be-
reaNement.
the deceased was born i'm Southamp-
Ton county. but came here with her
parents about eight years ago. The
funeral will be held from the residence
Oh her father. on Fortieth street. at >
o'clock this afternoon.
special meeting OF the w c. 7. L
was held at the residence of Mrs. Or
l.: ~ Farmer. on Myers avenue. at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. with a
large attendance
y family living on Clarke street was
reported to lie in needy circumstances
ana the Charity COMMITTEES WINS in
s'ructed to visit them and relieve their
necessities
me Following were elected delegate s
10 'he Norfolk District Convention
Which meets in Norfolk at 10 n. m. TO-
day Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones and Mrs / ~
Orgain. a.
The union will meet next Thursday
afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. A. 4.
Jones. on ltappahannock street.
Messrs. g. G. Walker, James Fcrgu-
son and MIR. Digs went fishing Tues
day off black buoy. near the I,ambert,s
foint coal pier. and after being out
ABOUT SIX hours, captured over 800 of
the iinny tribe, consisting of spots.
trout and croakers. After returning
nome they enjoyed an elegant fish fry
and then corned the balance for tohle
use ut their homes.
Miss Whitney Teagle. of Richmond
VINO has been on two months visit TO
her aunt. Mrs. j. G. Fleming. of For
tieth street. will leave for her home
sunday, much to the regret of the
many friends she has made during bn,
| stay here.
AIRS. James Ferguson. accompanied
py her little son Rowland, OF Lam
berts Point road, returned last night
| from three weeks visit To her Inns
BAND sister Mrs. q. W. Rllrro,.rhs
of Mathews county.
Miss Josephine Fleming. who has
been quite sick at her home on For
tieth street. since Sunday. is RAPIDLY
improving and hopes to be able to DO
out in few days.
Mr.. John y. Lesner. Jr.. of Hunters
vile. was the guest of Justice ID. Lopcr
yesterday.
Mrs. j. c. Fleming is quite indisposed
ut her home. on Fortieth street.
The Democrats here are making nc
1--WE preparations for the grand rally to
be held here next Monday night. They
propose TO organize n club that will do
woman service during the present
Presidential and Congressional cam
paign.
The funeral of Master Adam Mark
ara took place from the Presbyterian
church at o'clock yesterday after
noon. and was attended by the surviv-
ing family and a large number of the
friends of the deceased. The services
were conducted by Rev. c. d. Gilker-
son ana the interment was in Elmwood
cemetery. Following were the pall-
bearers: ii. j. Hyslop. NJ. W. Kyle.
Ralph Seeley. Jessie Heath. Kcmper
Payne and T.. a. Wilson.
The delegation from the Pioneer Fire
and Salvage Company went to Rich
mond over the Norfolk and Western
railroad yesterday. and not over the
Chesapeake and Ohio, as was an
nounced yesterday.