Richmond planet., 1894-05-12
THE HUB.

The pink festival given for the benfE
eft of Zion Church on the 2nd-, ras4
quite an interesting affair, the pr
vailing color being pink. The artists
acquitted themselves admirably.
State Deputy j. ii. Carter OF me
q. +. u. o. Il. r., lectured at 81.
Paul Baptist Church Wednesday ey
eniDg and started club OF ; or To- !
J.J. Yancey of the Hotel Bruins
wick will spend two weeks In Phila-
delphia. He leaves the city on the
11th.
The Woodward Musical Associa-
tion will be seen to advantage IN
s'Belshazzar at the Peoples Church
on the 10Th.
Smallwood and McKenney, the
boot and shoe dealers have removed
! to las Cambridge ST., and are nicely
fitted up with a full line OF goods
| The annual sermon to the 4ocd
Saroaritans was preached Sundas
| evoning at CbaFlsss Sc Church y
/ Bishop Salter OF the South Caroline'
/ A. M. f. Conference. The Bishops
sermon was quite lengthy, lasting
until after nine o'clock. Quite q
large attendance was present.
The funeral of Mrs. Maria "
Franklin, wife of Mr.. James Frank
lin took place from the 18th Baptist
Church Tuesday noon- Deceased
was a member of the female benevo-
lent firm also a member OF the 18th
Baptist Church.
The fe " that gathered In Odd Fell
lows Hall on the evening of the sec
ond we're richly entertained by the
vocal and piano solos of Mr.. j. Ro-
samond johnson, who had to assist
bin many of Boston's favorites.
Mr.. Sidney " oodward, tenor; Miss
Rebecca Ball, mezzo eopraDo; Mr.
, Edward Glover, violinist; and Nine
| Dietrich Stong as accompanies. Mr..
/ Johnson Is a young man and dis
? played great Improvement since his
3 last appearance. All OF his solos
: both vocal and instrumental were
heartily applauded. He handles the
KEYS with the touch of q master and
his voice is remarkably gstrong as Q
baritone. With the continued prog
rees that he has made In the past
two wears Mr.. johnson will soon bs
without peer In his accomplish
!: ments. Mr. Woodward's voice grows
4 stronger. His trip to the West must
: have had a good effect
e In our last letter several mistakes
o occurred of which we were not re
o sponsible. We spoke In praise OF tb
new Magazine also condemning tn
: article published In the Boston Cou
= rant criticising the editor OF tn
- magazine also his work. We do no
5, believe in criticising any of our rae
E. journal that are trying to elevate us
Some of our people are like tn
j. people that the Apostle Paul speak
,e of as standing In the door of Heave
e and will not go in themselves nor le
le those who would go In.
~ &C. Fdm a. N. T.. of Camrr'ue'
Zion A. Nj. L N. Russell st. an
Charles st. Churches united In bal
Using, Sunday morning. There wei
II candidates. There was also bar
at Using at the 18th Baptist Churc
all Phillip st.
ed The Powell brothers have quite
a, number of irons In the fire. We hoI
nj that none of them will be burned.
rd Rev. p. Smith seems highly elats
ne over the club that has been formt
he to connect with the True ReformeE
rv Although the club has only eigl
members yet we wish 1t success.
The funeral of Mr.. Selden, sextt
/. of Charles st. Church, took pla
from that Church Tuesday moo
Quite number of friends were pre-
ent.
Mr.. s. A. Grice has opened up
g neat dining hall at No. 80 Philli
out ,ut st.
Elaborate preparations are bel
,od made for the 26th.
tho Now Is the time to take advanta
one of the opportunity TO buy the Pr
Tickets and secure the PLANET, &
ded months for % cents or buy tn
'ne, and secure one of the prizes.
ome have a few on hand which we will |
" to any one wishing to win one OF
,un- prizes offered by Editor Mitchell.
m. 1t is our earnest desire to see
C. Alexander meet with success in
the venture, the monthly review.
'oys magazine Is what is needed.
the must not expect a perfect maga1
anu as that Is almost an impossible
tho because only him can perfect It.
ress us help this one by subscription
m. contribution.
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