Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-01-25
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

uhiilS, is Ut NEW 4Ork on business.
Mrs. Emile Chase-Lasar, the noted
artist of Portland. Me-. formerly Of
Norfolk, is in the city for u few days.
She has a number of portraits under
way.
The lecture of Rev. w. c. Walden,
Methodist presiding elder OF Ports
mouth, on Crit at the First Lutheran
Church, this city. Tuesday night, is
spoken of as highly entertaining and
instructive.
Mrs. ]. f. Newsom, of 122 Lovitt ave-
nue.. Is visiting friends and relatives at
Princeton. N. c..
MI. Il. w. Shultice is in Washington
as representative OF the Norfolk Board
OF Trade and Business Mems Associa-
ton attending the National Board Of
Trade now in session there.
commodore John Twohy is at the
N =. Capital, attending the conven-
ton of the National Board OF Trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Harding, of the
Quaker City, were in Norfolk yester-
day.
DR.. w. T. Cheatham, of Henderson,
n. c.. was among the visitors yester-
day to this port
General Edgar Allan. U. S. Attorney
Tor the Eastern district Of Virginia.
TOOK a run down from Richmond yes
terday on legal business.
et.R. S. Baughn, formerly pastor
OIL Trinity NJ. e. Church, this city. now.
OF Berkeley, was here yesterday visit
Ing friends.
Messrs Otto Andrae, president. and
H. A. Van Liero, treasurer. of the Nor
folk Silk Company, arrived Yesterday
from New York.
The Kings Daughters of Sunshine
circle will meet this afternoon at 4
o'clock with Mrs. Brooks No. 1e3
Brewer street
-lr. James Luck, OF Elizabeth CITY.
n. C.. is in the city on business.
me president of the Protestant Hos
pital requests full attendance Mt the
meeting to be held this morning at II
o'clock at the hospital. Important bus
mess Will be transacted
Lady Somerset ''Y'' holds it's regular
weekly meeting to-day at 1880 p. m.
sharp. All members are requested TO
be present.
The New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk tug Philadelphia is hauled out
on-thc Thomas railway for repairs to
her machinery.
Ut Charles wv. Doughtie who has
oeen SICK for several weeks, has sufii-
GENTLY improved to go to the home of
his father, in Whaleyville, va.
Mr.. Charles Goff's son. whose back
was injured several days ago by being
struck with q car wheel, is improving.
contracts have been given out for
the erection Of eight new dwellings, on
Old Dominion Place, new settlement
adjoining this village.
Mrs. Styron. of Pocahontas avenue.
VINO has been suffering with a severe
case of grip, is convalescing.
Several of tho r,a,oLaot.
denis Ferry road are improving side
walks In front OF their stores by laying
them, With coal cinders
Miss Emma Nash. daughter of Col.
Z. A. Nash. was thrown from her horse
while riding on Bowden's road yester-
day afternoon, sustaining slight inju
ries.
The Street Committee Of Councils Will
hold a meeting tonight to pass upon
the franchises petitioned for by certain
companies.
Messrs. ]. 3. C. Spencer, H. N. Phil
lips and L. w. Lane, Jr.. OF Williams
burg. were here yesterday.
MI, A. III. Aslew. OF Harrellsville, N.
c.. is in the City
Mr.. j. d. Blades. of Elizabeth City.
~ c.. is registered at the Atlantic.
MIR. N. S. Peel of Williamson. N. c.,
arrived in the city last evening.
DIR. l.. c. Picot and Mr. A. r. Good
and wife. of Littleton. N. c., are reg
istered at the Atlantic.
Miss Alice Cunningham, of Freemason
street. sustained a stroke of PARALYSIS
yesterday morning, and last night her
condition was so precarious that ii was
feared she would not live through the
night.