Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-04
THE NEW CHURCH.
DEDICATION TOMORROW or A pref
~ BAPTIST CHAPEL
The Mission T'ent 70 Ne Pitched To-Day
Annivsrssry and Chiidren's Day st
ond-stress---speoinI Services.

The handsome and commodious house Of wor-
ship which tho Bartou-Heighss Baptists have
been erecting is now completed and will DO dedi-
Gated with appropriate services tomorrow at
$3.50 P. N. The building Is located at the corner
Of Wickhsm and st. John streets and fronts
west. 1t has seating capacity Of $50 and u
supplied With baptistry drcssing-rooms, and
will be lighted With gas. Tho audisncs-room Is
supplied with assemtly-chsirs Of very neat
and comfortable pattern. The baptistry
is elevated and is placed just IN Tho rear OF the
rostrum. The root OF tho auditorium is ceiied
with pine finished in natural color, walls In
plaster rough-cast and windows In stained
giass. Or. Landrum Will preach tho dedcatory
sermon The other Baptis. ministers win DO
present and take part In the exercises, to which
all are cordially invited. Rev. X. E. 3.
been pastor OF the church since its
organization. He win leave for tho seminary
at Louisville IN tho early autumn. at which time
Rev. X. II. Pitt, ID. D., pastor-elect will take
charge. DIR. Pitt will not be HNie to attend tho
dedication services to-rnor Z, owing TO an cn-
gagement made some tm1 ago TO preach the
commencement sermon Of the Southside Female
Institute, at Burkeville.
MISSION TENT TO BIZ OPENED.
Tho mission tent under the auspices OF the
Baptist City Missionary Society will be put up to-
day on the corner OF ihirty-irst and Broad
streets. 1t will bo IN charge OF Rev. u. +. VIII
liams, missionary OF the society. ana Will DC
moved TO different parts OF the city as circuni-
| stances may demand. The religious work In
this tent last year was attended with encoar-
aging and permanent results. The summer scr
| vices will be opened Sunday at I. NJ. Dr'
| George Cooper will preach. There viii DO ser
vices also Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Fri-
| day nights. All ara invited.
MISSIONARY AT PARE-PLACE.
Rev. III. C. Tucker, missionary from Brazil,
will preach Mt Park-Piace church Sunday morn
| ing. Ala y. NJ. the annual childrens day ser.
| vices will be held and Mr.. Tucker will deliver
| the address. Rev. Mr.. Tucker Is soD-in-law
| of Bishop John G. Granbery, aud Is very nne
| speaker n,
trict Rev. DR.. A. q. Brown. presiding elder, VII
| meet at Park-Place church "Wednesday mornins
at 0 o'clock. Tho opening sermon VIII he
| preached at O'Clock Tuesday night by Dr.
| Young. Of Randolph-Macon College.
| ANNIVERSARY AND cHrLDRENs-pAY.
The Sunday school OF Broad-sueet Methodls
church will have a Joint celebration to-morrowo o.
| ia th'rty-thiri anniversary and Chidrene-Day
| Rev. Thomas n. Jones will preach az i o'clock
| and the Suniay-school exercises VIII occur ~ =
| o'clock in the afternoon. Quito an attractive
| programme has been arranged for tho occasion
embracing vocal and instrumental music, reau ,,
| ing reports, songs and recitations by toe cnlI
| dren, and the building OF pyramid OF nowers o,
nineteen little girls. The instrumental mus'
/ viii be furnished by q. h. hountcastle, cornet
/ Joseph VI. BrefetoU, bViin'us ai@s~
| s. 8. Perkins. euphonium; Lows Bowland, bass
| T. Il. Day. claronet. .,
Miss Grace Henning will sing solo, and th'
following scholars will take part Ia the exercises
Master Robert Hunter (who makes she address
| OF welcome), Macbeth RUSSELL Lilian;bowman
| Josie Christian. Ethel Ward, Lydia hsltzheimef
| Mary LIZZIE Hobsop, and Cora winston. hrS
John A. Briggs will lead the school in singing th
anthem. "Consider tho Lilies
NOTES ABOUT SUNDAY SERVICES.
Rev. Dr.. W. w. Lanirum will preach the m
| niyersary sermon for the LADIES' Benevoient 30
ciety OF Venable-Street church Tomorrow nign'
DIR. Hatcher. OF Grace-Street Baptist, ana hes
T.. T. Dadnum, OF West-End Methodist cnurches
will exchange pulpits Tomorrow night.
| Rev, Mr.. Rawlings will preach at the Clay
Street Methodist church Tomorrow morning o.
"The Church Peculiar People, and his pulp
will be Oiled at night by Rev. II. Q. Tucker, mis-
| sionary 10 Brazil.
| Rev. DIR. A. q. Brown will preach az Centenar
In tho morning and DR.. Judkins at night.
The monthly union cass-nleeting os Rich
| mond and Manchester will be held at tho West
End Methodist church, Manchester, to-hoero'
| afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Little will preach at the Grace-Stree
Presbyterian both morning and night.
| YIN. c. A. SERVICES.
| Hon. Henry X. Pollard will address the youn
| mems meeting at the Young Mems Chri5tia
| Association building tomorrow afternoon az
o'clock. Miss Oracle Grlfitn wiu sung soso,s r
| nanist. The music will be under the dircctic
| Of Mr. Shepherd Webb. The meeting will be
| very interesting one.
AT o'clock tho boys meeting will be conduc
| ed by Mr. Moiiiter. OF Philadelphia. The mus
| cal programme will be under the direction
| MIR Edward Newmah.
Tho Conversational Bible Class at s o'clock "
| be conducted by Secretary A. Candllsh. IN
class Is steadily growing In numbers and interee
and is rapidly becoming one OF tho most int
| resting meetings OF the Sunday afternoon 80
| vices.
| road Branch OF the Young Mems Christian ASS
citation: State-Secretary II. o. Williams al
| Professor Horace +. Smith, all Of this city, al
In attendance upon tho Young Mems Christis
Association District Convention now Ia session
| CreWe,