Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-25

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tested, the plane on which arcompanl-
mcnts VIII bee played has been put in
position, and the other plans mapped
out by the committees have been put into
execution.
Some hundred ana fifty or more ushers
have rendered their services and will
assemble In the tabernacle this afternoon
at ! O'Clock for conference with their
chief Colonel \. l.. Phillips and to IA
miliarize themselves with the arrange
ment OF the hau and the duties to be
performed. The ladies Of the different
churches are preparing to serve supper
for the ushers at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association Hall every evening at 6
o'clock II Will require almost seventy
five ushers on duty each night.
THE FIRST SERVICE.
Or. Needham will chrlsten the taher-
nacle by preaching there tonight at 7.3O
o'clock. The full Moody choir viii be-
expected. The choir had rehearsal last
night, and to-nights service viii famil-
iarize them with the tunes 70 b. surs and
tung their voices in more perfect har-
mouy
Mr. Moody is q great believer IN per-
sonai work, and In addition 90 the evan
Selstic corps and the city pastors. he
viii have the earnest aid and cooperation
of large number OF consocrated men
and women who have sicuiaed their will
ingness To help in such ways as they
may be- useful. Thcse held a meeting at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall last night and listened 10 practical
talk by Mr.. Bliss on How to Deal with
lnquirers' These Christian workers viii
move about In the great audience, talk
with those who seem concerned, get the
names Of those who ask for prayer. and
the addresses Of such as profess c0nver-
sion.
\ SPLENDID CHOIR.
The Moody choir constitutes the grand
est chorus ever heard in Richmond.
Tickets have been issued to LOO singers.
embracing many Of the best in the city,
and some from nearly every church choir
here. and they are pretty we'll trained.
The rehearsal last night was very sat
isfactory one to both Mr. Jacobs and Mr.
Walter Mercer, who has SO ably assisted
him.
Mr. Moody fully appreciates the value
of good singing. and his first injunction
10 those who invited him 10 come here
was 10 get up "A good choir and not to
delay In so doing. He Will find tO-m0r-
row night when over a thousand voices
respond to Mr.. Jacobs's baton that his
request in this respect has not been neg
lected. Mr.. Jacobs will direct the choir
ana Mr. Sankey will only sing solos.
The Dispatch this morning presents The
fun roster Of the great choir:
TO SING SOPRANO.
The soprano singers will be: Miss r.
Duncan Arsell, Miss Ida Lee Allen. Mrs.
Richard Adam, Miss Bessie Ahern, Mrs.
Il. T. Alvey, Miss Sarah Allen. Mrs. W.
c. Arsell, Mrs ". -. Anderson. Miss Ida
Anderson. Miss Fanny a. Allen. Miss Nina
Brown. Mrs. .. Brown. Mrs. G. T. Bren-
gle, Miss !. L. Binford. Miss Martha a.
Boltz. Miss Florence Briggs. Miss Sarah
Black, Miss Cattle Black, Mrs. Carrie l..
Briggs, Miss Nellie ". Birdsong. Mrs.
w ii. Borst. Miss Rosa Bell, Miss Pearl
Bass, Miss jamie BAH, Miss Auby Black
burn, Miss NJ. IA. Barber. Miss Irene Bar
ber, Miss Maude Blunt, Miss Mary Ber-
ger, Miss Irene B0isseau, Miss Minnie
Bethel. Miss Jessie G. Buchanan, Miss
Grace Butler Mrs. J. H. Branch. Mrs. c..
G.. BOsher. Mrs. j. B. BurrouEhs, Miss
Sallic $. Beach, Miss Rose l.. Britton.
Mrs o. Bennett, Miss Mary l.. Bidgood,
Miss Sallie \. Bidgood. Miss Grace Bid
good, Mrs. L. W. Burwell, Miss VI. Ed
ma Blanton, Miss Edna Bethel, Miss Mag
gle Brothers, Miss Gertie Butler.
Miss Lucy Birch. Miss VI. G. Bethel
Mrs. f. f.. Bradley, Miss Lizzie Brander.
Mrs. G. Gray BoissieuX. Miss AIadge Bel
vim, Mrs. j. Harvie Blair, Mrs. G. l..
Cudlipp. Miss Kite Cleaton. Mrs. Minnie
Cogbill, Mrs. NJ. w Carter. Mrs. Robert
5. Crump, Mrs. j. II. Chappell, Miss Annie
l.. Cox. Miss Mary ;. Chalmers. Mrs.
Appia Crearr I
Violet Il. Calhoun. Mrs. s. Il. Carter,
Mrs. W. A. Creekmore. Miss Lethia Car
ter, Miss Mamie w Colquitt. Miss Car
rie Lee Campbell, Miss G. NJ Chalkley,
Miss Ida Collins Miss Maggie Curly. Miss
Alice Cowardn. Miss Carrie Colquitt,
Miss Kate Campbell, Miss Esther Camp
bell. Miss Maud l.. Crump. Miss Frances
Comstock, Miss Anna ChalkIey. Miss
Belle Doremus. Miss Louise Doremus,
Miss Loula Dunstan, Lucy Duggins,
Mrs. III. S. Dalton. Miss TOME Davidson,
Miss Laura Douden. Miss Fanny Douden.
Miss Susan NJ. Douden, Miss Florence
Douden. Miss Glenna II. Davis, Miss
Lellie Davis. Miss Grace Denzler. Miss
l.. q. Denzler, Mrs. l.. M. Driscoll, Miss
+. II. Dalton, Mrs. II. l.. Denocn, Miss
Dashiell. Mrs. Diekie, Mrs. Matte Davis.
Miss Matte Davidson, Miss Mary Denz-
Ter. Mrs. j. Q. Dickinson, Miss Mamie
Drnard. Miss Kate Davis. Miss
Elvia Il. Davis. Mrs. Il. Wiley Davis,
Miss Maggie III. Elicit. Miss Bette Evans,
Mrs. Rosa B. Epps. Mrs. c. L. Epps,
Miss NJ. Lou Eggleston, Miss Katie
Enfoughty. Mrs. w. j. Francis. Mrs. A.
IL. Fitzgerald, Miss Ruth Ford. Miss
Ada c. Fitzgerald Miss Kate Folks,
Miss Virginia Farmer. Miss Minnie Folks,
Miss Eleanor Ford, Miss Nettie Ford.
Miss Page Fitzgerald. Miss Lena Fletcher,
Miss Mary Ferguson, Miss Lula Fox,
Mrs w. ). Ficklen, Mrs l.. L. Frost.
Miss Willie Fiournoy Miss Ida Flour
noy. Mrs. j. III. Frischkorn. Miss Ellie
Frayser. Mrs. J. Il. Fitzwison. Miss
Kate Fitxwilson. Mrs. Willie Gilman,
Mrs. A. b. Gayle. Miss Estelle Glover,
Mrs g. T. Gary, Mrn. Z. T. Gardner.