Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-18
RELIGIOUS.
REVIVAL IN paooRessAr WEST VIEW
BAPTIST CHURCH.
a~rvsces NJ 81. Mary's Te-Dav-Eicction OF
onscers in the Methodist Layraens
Unisn--Othor Notes.

Interesting revival services are IN pro-
srcss at the West View Baptist church.
They are conducted by Rev. W. z. Hines.
OF Norfolk, who has made very pleasant
impression. There have already been
number Of conversions and tho meetings
will be continued during the present week.
Mr.. Hines will preach this morning and to-
hight ats y. N.
ST. NARY's CHURCH.
Tho usual services viii be held a. 81.
Nary's church to-day. Vepcrs and May
devotion in the afternoon AZ O'Clock.
The pastor. Rev. Father Nih6ald, has
been quite III with q severe headache lot
the last few days. AT high Mass TO-DAY
Miss Mary Wittkamp will sing the beautl-
ful alto solo "Jesu Dulcis Memorial. by j.
A. Wade, and Miss Anna Remke VIII rem
der the effective contTalto solo Agnus
Del" BIZ c. Stesrns. In the afternoon
there will be q German song IN honor OF
the Blessed Virgin Mary by J. IaDgl, also
yery beautiful solo. The choir VIII sing
the lovely and deyout Tantum Ergo oy 4.
de Doss. s. j.
METHODIST LAYMEs's UNION.
This union, composed Of delegates from
al the Methodist churches OF Richmond
and Manchester met NJ Centenary church
and elected the following officers Tor the
ensuing twelve months: President, John
Morton. oe Centenary; Vice-President, j.
r. Perdue. of Central, Manchester: Secre-
tary. Alfred j. Gary. Of Union station;
Treasurer, William NJ Miller, OF Laurel
Street
This was PERHAPS the largest delegation
OF working Methodist laymen that ever
met in this city. aud doubtless will give
fresh impetus 20 this fourishing dcnolnl-,
nation. Already Washington-Street and
Hoyard's Grove churches are the result OF
the labors Of this organization IN commune;
ton with the Methodist Sunday-School
Society. and we may expect 10 see IN tho
near future other churches being built in
other portions of this city and Manchester.
They have already procuroda lot on the
corner Of Twenty-ninth and Marshall
streets, on which it Is their purpose to
erect a chapel soon.
ATcYYsIoS SERVICES TONIGHT.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2. Knights
TEN plars. will attend Ascension services at
81 O'Clock tonight ut Park Place Methodist
church, where Rev. Sir j. Wiley Bledsoe
will preach a sermon on "Ascension-Day."
Sir f. Louis ide, the oreanist and director,
has arranged some excellent music, which
will be sung by the choir, consisting OF
Miss Katie !. Phillips. Miss Augusta +. ia
cobs. Mr.. Charles H. Phillips, and Mr.. Al
fred Wolf. SIR Knight +. v. Cunningham
will sing In Sight OF crystal sea.
TIE EPISCOPAL UNION.
The annual meeting Of the Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Sunday-School Union
will be held in the lecture-room OF st.
PauPs church on Monday tho 18th instant
at s:15 2. NJ, for the election OF officers tor
the ensuing year and other business. Rev
II. NJ. Jackson, ID. d., will deliver an ad-
dress ON the subject OF Normal Glass"
OTHER CUrECH NOTES.
Tonight Rev. Jshez Hall will preach be-
fore the Junior Aid Society of Venable- |
Street Baptist church their anniversary |
sermon.
Rev. J. II. Waldron, Of the Young Mems |
Christie an Association, VIII preach at Sha- |
ron (colOredl Baptist church az ii O'Clock !
this morning, Row. ". Robinson at |
O'clock this afternoon. and Rev. >. Coles, |
of the Richmond Institute, tonight at 1
O'Clock The sisters Of the church begin 4
festival tomorrow night.
The congregation Of st. PatrlcEs |
church. TWenty-iifth street. have pur
chased the old hing property, corner
Twenty-eighth ard Grace, fronting e5xl6O
feet. for the site of a new church. Price
paid for the lot 81 900. The church has
some money saved tor paving for The pro-
Sected edifce and will sell the present one
on completion of the new one.