The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-24
MUSIC IN MANCHESTER.
PEocRAMMEs ARRANGED IN TINE
CHukcnEs F0K To-DAr'S SERVICES.
xxsra Policemen Appointed For the Hoii-
dsys-Meeting Of tho ised-Me"--"una~
way Aeciaepi--peopie In the City.
MascHrsTrg DURTAU RIcHNoSp TIMES.
fI2I Hon. srREEr. BEATTIE BLOCK


AT the Central Methodist church N
following programme has been arrange,
Opening Herald Angels; hymn, Chris
mas prayer; voluntary, Glory to God,
sermon. hymn "Avis0n." Tonight th
following programme will be carried out
Opening, There were Shepherds" hymn
"Dulcimer;" prayer, hymn, voluntary
sermon, hymn. The following compos
the choir: Miss Annie Pool, Mrs. w
W. Archer. Miss Lucy Carr, sopranos
Miss Mary Walden. alto: Or. A. q. ant
Robert Lumpkin. tenors; Messrs. Charlie
Schaadt and !. Il. Redford, bassos; Mis-
NJ Daisy Anderson, organist; Mr.. $
a. Carter. vlolinist.
At West-End Methodist church Rev
r. 7. Dadmun will preach a Christmas
sermon 10 the children this morning
There will be special musical pro-
gramme rendered by the choir of the
following members: MIR. J. w. Croze,
leader Mrs. A. II. Thomas. organist
Miss Lilly CournOw, Mrs. j. C. Bedford.
Mrs. A. V. Brown. and Mrs. J. l.. Brouch,
sopranos: Mrs. Estelle Hungerford. alto;
Mr.. III. NJ. Clark. tenor; Messrs. A. G..
Belcher and George u. Cole. bassos To-
night the pastor will preach a special
sermon 10 the Christian EndeavOr Society
OF the church
AZ Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
the choir. under the direction OF Mrs. A.
G. Harding. will render at this morn
ing's service the following programme:
Christmas anthem and There Were
Shepherds (H. Mlllard); trio. 30. Love
Divine" %. Frank Tully). At the even
ing service the following selections will
be sung; 'Hark, the HeraIds Sing" IS.
Wesley Martini; "Oh. When Shall Wis
dom be Found" Oh. Alllard) The fol-
lowing compose the choir: Mrs. S. II.
Nelson. Mrs II. n. Gregory, Miss Mamie
Pitt. Miss Coley Lowell, Miss Minnie
Jones. sopranos: Mrs. Ida Darlington
and Miss Emma Latham. altos Mr.. b.
w. Nunnally and Mr.. j. Bureigh Ander-
son, bassos; Mr. William Snellings. tenor;
Mrs. A. c. Harding. organist
At Meade Memorial Episcopal therA
will be special services tomorrow
christmas day at ii o'clock. Rev. John
{. Clopton, rector Of the church will
preach sermon fitting for the occasion.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the choir. under the direction
OF Mr.. Roy Pace. organist: Opening Vol
untary; Nenite Danps); Gloria Jackson;
Gloria CBiallce); Gloria (Posznanske): re
Deum (Alzamore); Jubilate Dec CWn-
liams); Hymn No. %; Gloria Patri en-
ersoD; Ohertory; Hymn No. p; Sanctus
ITaylor. Communion Hymn.
There will be services both this morn
Ing and evening at the Presbyterian
'hurch. This morning the following pro-
ramme will be rendered by the choir:
Hymn, Joy to the World (Antiveh):
lynn, white Shepherds" (Woodstock);
anthem, "Sng and Rejoice" CBarndy);
lynn, "Hark, the Glad Sound" Noting
lam). The following programme will be
endered at the evening service: HYMN.
Raise Your Triumphant Song Silver
street,; hymn "Mortals Awake" QIenry);
anthem, Sing. O We Heavens Dart
etD; hymn. "Hark. What Mean?" Rath-
Dun) The choir Of this church con-
'ists OF the following ladies and gentle
men: Mr. III. u. McTier leader; Mrs. A.
II. Fitzgerald and Miss Jessie Moody.
sopranos: Mrs. Hattie Smith. alto;
Messrs. Floyd Traylor and Edward Phil
lips, tenors Messrs. A. II. Smith. w. w
Craig. T. +. Traylor. bassos; Mr.. Au-
sustus Barber, organist.
There was nothing In the Mayors Court
morning.
The Board Of Police Commissioners
ield meeting Friday night I'm the Coun-
II chamber. The members present were
dessrs. Weislger Hart. Morton, and
'ampbell. The meeting was for the pur-
ose OF considering a communication from
layor Maurice recommending the APP
ointment of four special police 10 serve
Turing the Christmas holidays. There
we're number of applications. and the
'oard elected the following: Messrs. T..
Lamb. j. w. Craze, r. II. Craddock,
nd Daniel Coleman. They are all good
men and are physically able 10 handle
my and all law-breakers.
The mother OF Captain William Henry |
White. OF New York. president OF the |
Manchester Mater Company, died in |
Brooklyn last Tuesday. Captain White |
as many friends in Manchester and |
Richmond, who will deeply sympathize |
Nth him In his deep bereavement.
The next regular council Of Indanola |
'ribe OF Red Men will be held on the |
leep OF the 26th sun Qnstead OF the sleep |
I the 18th SUM, hunting moon. This |
eng the regular sleep for the cleo |
lon OF chiefs all members are requested |
> he present
Yesterday morning a runaway accident |
on the Petersburg turnpike near |
his city. horse attached 10 n wagon, |
elonging TO MIR. Frank McMann. who |
esides on the turnpike. became fright |
ned and ran away at considerable speed |
| son of Mr. McMann, who was IN the |
ehicle, was thrown out and sustained |
ainful injuries. The vehicle was badly |
roken and the horse was severely cut |
! several places.
In the Hastings Court yesterday Judge |
Ingram was engaged in hearing the chan /
cry case Of Saunders against Holt.
The Richmond and Danville shops
losed down Friday evening for the
hristmas holidays. They will not re-
ume work until January 4th.
Misses Ella and Annie Thrares are Wis
Ing Miss Alma Owens, corner Twelfth
nd Porter streets.
Messrs. Clarence Walden. Selden Bates.
nd William levitt will leave to-day for
county.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Mann. who has been
ute sick with the grippe for a week,
as able 10 be out yesterday.
The condition OF Policeman w. l..
Ioles stu remains unchanged.
Miss Gay Patterson. a teacher i'm the
Normal School. is home spend
" the holidays. She Is accompanied by
Iiss Virginia Reynolds. also a teacher In
vat Institution.
Miss Ruby Traylor and Miss Mary
OF Hollins Institute, are
sitting Miss Lena Morrissette. on Porter
rect.
MIR J. r. Prettyman and daughter
eonie, left yesterday for several days
slt 10 Alexandria, Va.
Miss Clara OBricn returned home Fri
~ evening from the Farmville Normal
chool TO spend the Christmas holidays
It'll her parents I'm this city.
MIR. Minor Bronaugh left yesterday
orning for Charlottesville. where he will
'end the Christmas.
Messrs. Coalter Lamb and Aubrey Ia
m left yesterday for Greenesville county, |
here they win devote several days TO
Inting.
Miss Elise Taylor left yesterday after
ION 10 visit fl.iande in Manassas Va