Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-24
BRIGHT XMAS MUSIC.
SPECIAL PROGRAMMES TO ez Rem
pEREp IN MANCHESTER
Mr.. Mc,ranni's Horse Runs A"ay-re
sSnal and other Items from the
southside.

Services appropriate TO Christmas VIII
no held In most of the churches toroay'
and speclal music will be rendered by the
r,ons cholrs. At the Central Metho-
dist church the following will be the pro
eramme: Opening, Herald Angels :
hvrn christmas: prayer; voluntary
"clorv TO Cod; sermon; hymn. "Avison''
A, r,vht-Opening. There were shop
herds". HYMN, 'Dulcimer' prayer; hymn;
voluntary: sermon; hymn. The following
| comnose the choir: Miss Annie POOL Mrs'
w. w. Archer, Miss Lucy Carr, sopra-
nos. Miss Mary Walden, alto; DR.. A. u
and Robert Lumpkln, tenors; Messrs.
| charles Schaadt and J. f. Redforu'
hassos: Miss NJ. Daisy Anderson orsan'st'
Mr.. s. A. Carter. vollnist.
At West-End Methodist church TINS
morning Rev. f. T. Dadmun viii preach
10 CHRISTMAS sermon 10 the childrsn. Ihsfe
will be a special musical programme rem
dered by the choir: Mr.. j. w. Croze'
leader. Mrs. A. II. Thomas. organist'
| Miss Lilly Cournow, Mrs. - tSed-
ford. Mrs. A. V. Brown, ana MIS-, D IL
Brouch. sopranos; Mrs. Estehe hunse
ford. alto; Mr.. II. NJ. Clarh' eenI
Nssera A G.. Belcher and G orge u:
colo hassos. At night the pas,or WIN
oraoch a sncclal sermon TO the Christian
Endeavor society of the church.
The Ralnbriage-Street Baptist choir'
rnder the direction OF Mrs. \. c.. Hard
ing. will render at the morning selVice
rho following programme: CHRISTMAS an
,rem "And there were shepherds, II
Nnlard. trio. 80. love divine" ID. Frank
Tuliv At the evening service the Follow
ing selections will be sung: "iia.A' tne
herald angels sing S.Wesiey MsrvIn
"Oh. when shall wisdom be tound' h;Mii-
lard. The following compose the ehonr
| Mrs. s. b. Nelson. Mrs. II ~. Hres,ty,
Miss Mamie Pitt. Miss Coley Loysll' Cls s
| Minnie Jones, sopranos; Mrs, iu@ az
r,ngton and Miss Emma Latham, altos;
NJ v w. Nunnally and Mr.. j. Burleigh
anderson. bassos; Mr.. William Sneilings'
tenor. Mrs. A.. c.. Harding, organist'
THE OTHER CHURCHES.
4, Memorial Episcopal there
will be special services on Alohuay VSnC
mas-Day) at IL o'clock. Rev John -
: CIonton' rector of the church, will preach
A. sermon citing for the occasion. Inc
| -uowing programme will be rendered py
no choir. under the direction or MIR. Roy
pace. o~rganist Opening, voluntary; We
ito Dams: Gloria. Jackson; Gloria
B%lallce: Gloria. ~PcsznansEe; lie Deum
Alzamore; Jubilate Dec, Williams; hymn
No. %; Gloria Patri. Emerson; orertory'
wynn No. %; S~anctus, Taylor; Commuh'
MON hymn.
There will be services both morning ano
.vsning al the Pr sbyterlan church. IN
the morning the following programme VIII
10 rendered by the choir: Hymn Joy &c
he world" Antiveh; hymn. "Nhlte shep-,
herds" Woodstock; anthem, sing an1
re,olce" Barndy; hymn. "Hark the gIao
s,rrd" Nottingham. The following pro-
oromme will be rendered at the evening
service: Hymn, Raise your triumphant
aong" Silver Street; hymn. "Mortal'
awake" Henry; anthem, sing y "
heavens" Bartlett; hymn. "Hark' VIVA
mean?' Rathbun. The choir OF Inn
church consists OF the following Iaui
and gentlemen: Mr.. II. ID. McI.er' leauer
Mrs. A. H. Fitzgerald and Miss Jessie
Moody. sopranos; Mrs. Hattie Smith alto
Nessrs. Floyd Traylor and Edward h
Inns. tenors: Messrs. A. II. Smith, w. W.
lCraig. T.. f.. Traylor. bassos; MT. Au
gustus CARRIER, organist.
NEWSY NOTES OF INTEREST.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Frank Nc
Mann. who lives in Chesterfield a shorl
distance from his city, ran away yester
ldav morning on the Petersburg turnpike
The vehicle was broken, a little son o.
McMann was thrown out and Slightly
hurt. and the horse was cut In severa
places.
The Richmond and Danville shops
closed down Friday evening for th'
Christmas holidays and will not resume
work until January 9TH.
There was nothing on the docket II
the Mayors Court yesterday morning.
Messrs. Henry C. Brands and Ray