Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02
MANCHESTER MUSIC.
WHAT WILL &c SUNG IN SOME or
THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
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ricus cholrs have boen in active rehearsal
for several weeks. and the result of their
work viii be greatly enjoyed by all who
attend worship.
The following will DO the musical pro-
gramme at Central Methodist church this
morning Opening anthem. Christ Our
Passover; hymns 253 and III ohertory,
The Resurrection" Miss Daisy Gibbs
hymn 100.
The following are the members Of the
choir: Organist and Leader, Miss M.
DAISY Anderson; Sopranos. Misses Ida
Robinson and Annie Poole; Contralto,
Miss Daisy Gibbs; 1enors, Messrs. Il. L.
Walden, Grayson Walden, and Robert Lump
kin /; Bassos, MesSrs. Charles Schaadt, I'd
die Redtord. and Howard Smith.
Miss Ida Robinson Will sing solo at
the evening service.
AT cLorToH-sTBEEr.
The following programme will be rem
dered by the choir ~ the Clop;on-Street
Baptist church. under the direction of Mr..
William j. horrissett Morning services
First Voluntary, "Old Easter Anthem
stevenson Second Voluntary, Joy
Bells" The following ladies and gentle
men compose tue choir: Sopranos Miss
Rosa q. 1urnley, Mrs. j. II. Conway. Mrs
j. A. Burke, Miss Nirgle Owen. Messrs. a.
d. Morrssett, and l.. G. Ellington; Altos
Miss Cappi9 Clements. Mrs. 4. j. Morris
sett: lcnOr-Mr. W. j. MOrrssett;
BassOs- 1cssrs. Thomas Ryan, i: Ii. Nor
rissott II. 5. Barrett; Organlst-Mrs. N.J.
MorTissett.
BAPTIST AND TREsBYTERIAN.
Al the Bainbridge.Stroet church the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered An
them Thanks BE 10 God" 10y Sudds;
hymns. HE died-the Friend Of sinners
died" and "Oh joyful dGy, oh glorious
hour: onertOry, ." Ia tho secret OF Ills
,,rocergs nv Duupau. hymn - Il0 Lord
Is risen indeed"
Theme1nbcrs of the choir are: Sopranos,
Mrs. :. -. Nelson. lrs. William Rice. Mrs.
T. y. Gregory Mfs. j. NJ. Jewett, Mrs. Ida
Lloyd, aud Miss Manic Pitt; conTaltos.
Mrs. Il. Y. Darlington and MISS Emma
Latham: tenors j. VI. Jewett and William
g.. Owens: bassos. Is. ". Nunnally and
j.. Anderson. Oresnlst aud director. Mrs.
A. G. Harding.
"A tho Preshyterian church the follow
ing will be the programme; organ Noiuh-
tAry doXOlOgy; hymn. Coronation; an
them. Christ Our Pas jycr,' by banks;
nymus Zerah and Iopadg.
The members OF the choir are: SopTa-
nos Mrs. A. II. Fitzgerald, Miss jessie
Moody. and Miss Mabci Be1ttie: alto,
Nj Hattie Smith. tenQrS, II. McIesr.
EdrOy Phillips, and Floyd raylOr; nassOs,
Thomas Irnylor. William Craig, A. b Me
Cullocb, aud Henry Smith. Augustus Car
Der, orgaulsf.
MEADE-MEMoRIAL TEo1RAMME.
The following music Will be rendered at
Monde Memorial church: Voluntary,
Christ Our Passover" bv Morse; Tie
peum. by AmCzorh; Jubilate Dec, by
Williams: Easter anthem, " CrOwneth y;
lynns iO2, III, 2O7; GLORIA IN Lxcelsis, by
Buck.
The ladies' and gentlemen composing the
choir are: Sopranos Page and Miss
Lille May Bard alto-Mrs. Arthur Nc
Crouc; tenor-W H. Moncure; bassos-
George 4. Gary and Earnest WeIsiger. MIR.
Edgar Justls, organlst ana director.
1TTMs OF INTEREST.
Tomorrow viii DC observed az q gene
raj holiday. The public schools, which
closed Thursday afternoon, will not re-
open until tuesday morning. The RAIL
rond.shops and factories will also close.
Quite q number of pis-nlc and fishing
parties nave been planned and the day
Will Toe spent IN pleasant amusement, pro-
vidlng, OF course. that the Wcatt eT l. good
The torest-Hlll Baseball Club Will so
over 10 the Cockade Guy and measure
Their strength with tho Petersburg ath-
letes.
The Democrats Of Manchester District,
Chesterfield. will ask supervisor X ~
Bowen 70 accept tins ONCE again. Mr.
Bowen has made an efficient Supervisor.
and the people Of his district express great
satisfaction at the services he has rem
dered.
There were 81 arrests made by the police
in March. OF these ji were for ordinance
violations, 30 for mlsdemcanOrs, and tor
felony. The Cher made - arrests. first
assistant Is, second Z. third o. and JOINT
During the month of March Clerk Du-
Val recorded thirty deeds and issued seven
uRrriage-lcenscs 10 cOlored couples.
The idea has been advanced that the
- a. ..aA i
and the business on Hull street should
club together and pay for sprluklng the
main thOrOughiare of our city.
1t "a understood that there will DO a
meeting Monday night at the Leader
building of the gent ,enen who are apph-
cauts for the post-oihce of this city 10 de-
eide whether or not there Will be q phi
Inary 20 settle the matter Of candidate for
the poetmnstershlp. 1t ~ believed tho
matter will be left to Captain George ID.
Wise.
Applications for pensions for disabled
Confederate soldiers and the widows OF
disabled COnfcderhtes are TO be filed tnis
month. The law allows thirty days for
this purpose. beginning from April lst
The applications are hled with the Clerk
OF the Hastings Court.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
John Henry Jones (colored was fined $3.50
for throwing rocks in the street.
StOckton-Street Baptist Sunday school
will hold their monthly missionary meet
iug this afternoon at o'clock. at which
time quaTtette from Richmond, under
the direction of Mrs. Minnie Snlder. will
render several selections. Also Mr.. II. ID.
Mc1ear and T. h. Phillips viii sing solos
and Mr.. T. X. Sampson viii play o cornet
solo. Sir. Stuart. or Richmond, will adj
dress the meeting.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Little Judith Shotwell. who has been
very i'll is improving.
Mrs. Il. C. Broaddus. who has been suf-
fcTing with rheumatism for several weeks.
Is very much better.
Rev. }. T. L. Holland will preach at Co.
wardin-AycnueC Christian church this MORN
ing and tonight.
Mr. Warner l.. Wormeiy. of this city,
will spend Faster at his old home. Mana
kin Lodge. IN King William county.
James Ashton Moore, who left homo the
2sih. returned yesterday morning. He
has been 20 LvnchbuTg and Danvlle.
Captain T.. Wayeriy Jones is detained at
home by sickness.
Mr.. l.. ". Brown. who has been quite
sick Is very much improved.
The condition of Mrs. X. b. Foster, who
has been very sick with pneumonia, Is I'M
changed.
Mr. u. n. Harrison. of this city. passed
successful examination before the State
Board Of Pharmacy Friday and IS now o
fuil-hedged pharmacist.
Rev DIR. Johnson. of Bon-Air. will con-
duet the services IN Leader Hal. for the
Railroad Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association tins evening. Services
will commence at o'clock.
Miss Emily D. Terrell. of King William
county. and Miss V. CLAY Willis, of tins
city. will spend their holiday at Westovor
as the guests Of their uncle. Major A. IL.
Drewrv.
superintendent Blankingshp, of Ches-
ferfeld, visited tho public schools in Man
chester District last week. He reports that
the schools are beng well attended.
Dir. Sidney Rudd a well-known citizen
of Chesterfield, died az hls home. in Mid
lothian, Friday. He was IS years of age
and his death was caused from conges-
tive chill. The funeral will take place
this morning at II O'Clock from Mt. Hermon
church and will DO conducted by Rev.
Robert H. Winfree.
MAJOR z. G. Warwick. of Chesterfield,
was IN the city yesterday.
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