Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-04-11
PERSONAL MENTION

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs Thomas Pannill and her daugh-
York. where they Will spend Easter
with friends.
Miss Mary Wake. who has been Wis
lung friends i'll Petersburg, has re-
turned home.
Miss Jennie Baird is visiting ber
Place. Sc
Miss Edith Tunis is spending a few
Gays IN Washington, d. c.
Mrs. G. r. Van dc Car and her daugh-
ter. Lady Bet. of New York. are SPEND
ing few days with Mrs. Thom w.
Henderson, on Colonial avenue. Client.
Mr.. Terrence is visiting in New York.
Miss Abbie st. John. of Fredericks-
burs, is the guest Of Miss Lizzie Bow
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Byrd Page. of
Denver, are the guests of Gen. r. l..
Page, on Freemason street.
Rev. and Mrs. Philip II. Prescott and
little daughter spent yesterday ut the
Monticello. They returned to their
home in Washington last evening.
Mrs. Albert S. Barker, wife of Ad-
miral Barker has issued cards for a
large tea to be given in Easter week,
Wednesday, the 18th, at her home at
the navy yard.
The matinee performance OF the KEEL
logg Bird Carnival Company yesterday
was not largely attended. which is to
be regretted. as the entertainment was
worthy of good audience.
THE CHURCH WORKERS.
The Church Workers of Epworth NJ
j.. Church. at their meeting Monday
afternoon, decided to give an egg hunt
next Monday afternoon from until I
O'Clock for the benefit of the society.
which pledged itself to raise $500 n year
for the church debt. This is the only
society in the church that works for
this debt. and it is earnestly hoped
that the ''hunt" will be generously pat
ronized. The members are anxious to
hand in the $500 on Easter Sunday,
their usual time
The children are promised Il merry
time hunting for Easter eggs in the
hay which will be brought to the en-
tentainment hall of the church for that
purpose. Only 5 cents will be charged
for the hunt. Ice cream will he sold.
MISSIONARY WORK.
At The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the Second
Presbyterian Church yesterday there
WAS the election of officers, which re-
suited as follows: Mrs. David Hum
phreys president; Mrs. Luther Sheldon,
first vice presidents; Mrs. NJ. II. Bull,
second vice-president Mrs. S. l.. Eos
ter treasurer; Mrs. E. NJ. Goodridge,
secretary; Mrs. Il. II. Broughton, col
lector The subject of the meeting was
India.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
was held Monday afternoon and was
well attended. Mrs. w. r. Barham the
president of the society, presided. Italy
was the subject OF the meeting, and
several interesting letters were read
from the Baptist missionaries in that
country, one especially so from DR..
Taylor. who resides in Rome.
1t was noted that the society support
n native missionary in n foreign field.
The society feels much encoura ged in
its work.
FUTURE MEETINGS.
The w. c. II. u will meet this morn
ing at 10:30 o'clock in their hall on
Flat-Iron Square. a full attendance
is urgently requested.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Lambert's Point w. c. II. u. will be
held tomorrow evening at 2:30 o'clock
at the residence OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Jones,
CONCERT LAST NIGHT.
Several hundred people attended the
concert given by the Seaboard Air Line
Band at the Monticello Hotel last
night. The selections by the band were
all first class and won many encorcs
from the large audience.
Arrangements are being made for
another concert by the same band in
the near future.