The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-19

SllferCnOrn, very mo vocalist who
has very recently joined the choir, madt
her first appearance and sang with i
cornet accompaniment.
The services Sunday at tho First
Presbyterian Church were very appro.
pirate and attractive; preaching in the
morning by Rev. DIR. w. C. Campbell
from this toXt: ''And / saw the dead
both small and great stand before God. ~
There were about 700 people present at
each service.
The music was directed by Prof. p. C.
Leary and was delightfully."- rendered by
large choir. Miss Emma Daily pre-
sided at tho organ. The choir was
made up as follows: Sopranos, Mrs. j.
u. KuJ kendall, Miss r.. Geilinger, Miss
Alice Van Horn and Miss Daisy Graves;
GelIinger; tenors, p. G. Lenry and D.
a. Jones; bassos, DR.. L L. Downs, DR..
l.. G. Pedigo and j. Kelly.
AT night there WAS preaching by Rev.
Il. Z. Henderson, of the Second Presby-
erian Church.
AT St. James Church there was
preaching morning and night by-t5s
pastor. Rev. Il. Il. d. Collins, IS ene
were about 400 people presel -. STnere
service. Appropriate Eas5ght at each
rendered by tho choir. .pster music was
was, was given by Miss "A beautiful solo
organ. Subject of p}Masoncopp at the
Lord is Risen, IL iorning serm on, The
The services .<ideed."
Church were pat St. Andrews Cath Ollie
dred and fftNery imposing. Six hun
tho ohnrcTy people were crowded into
were turyh and more than a hundred
handsorAed away. The church was
origh 3ely decorated with garlands of
Eastey FLOWERS in profusion and the
weref music was grand. Tho services
LyTconducted by Rev. Father J. w.
WIN Calvary Baptist Church services
ferc held by the pastor. Rev DIR. r. r.
Subject at tho morning service:
providence" in the evening the
"Call ofAbraham." Between three and
four hundred people were in attendance
at each service:
At Bethany Church preaching was
held morning and night by Rev. Il. II.
Groves. About ESQ people were present
at each service. The subject for the
morning service was Tho Resurrec ton
of Christ" MIR. Groves has been re-
Gently conducting revival and has
added thirteen names to tho church
roll
at Progressive Brethren Tabernacle
interesting services conducted by Rev.
5. III Bashor; subject, "Tho Rcsurrec-
non. The music was very appropriate.
About $50 persons were present
Rev. Lewis Reiter. pastor OF the Re-
formed Church, conducted Easter SCR
vices and the sacrament of the Lord s
supper in Smiths music hall Sunday
morning. About 200 people wcro in at
tendance. This service was entertain
ing and instructive.
Rev. S. L. Rico, preached to the
United Brethren in THE ZINES build
ing Sunday m orning on 1.-THE Response
bility of Parents in Rearing Children"
About 200 people attended.
The proprietors of the several hotels
OF tho city prepared Easter dinners for
their patrons yesterday. Roanoke has
excellent hostelries. but to assert that
on Easter Sunday they exceeded all
previous Efforts in the culinary art
would DO to put it mildly to saw the
least.
Hotel Roanoke, under the manage
ment of b. l.. Winner. manager, pre-
scented menu that challenged COMPARE
son and ELECTED. praise from the many
people who partool1 of it. People on
the street yesterday referred to tin the
most complimentary terms and agreed
that no city in the South could boast of
superior resort for travellers.
Toe Southern, formerly the Palace,
is becoming popular under the manage
ment of Fred. WebAr, who took charee @
January IL of the present year, since
when over l,SC0 people have en,olled
their names on the register. This place
had been closed for some time, but now
Its patronage eXcels anything bestowed
upon 1T in Is palmiest days. The Easter
dinner he served was model of the
culinary art and much praise was be-
slowed upon it.