Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-30

the church proper, or by turning to the
right he can enter the morning chapel.
This room is treated with timber ceiling
and semi-circular apse, and viii be usea
for early morning communion, Lehteh
services. and other small gatherings. IL
will seat about 100 persons and can, In
case Of an overflow. be used in conneciioh
with the main auditorium. over IL Is
gallery commanding the body OK the
church.
OTHER ENTRANCES.
On the right of the principal entrance
IS an arched door, which opens mo
vestibule connecting with a back way 10
the Sunday school From this Vestipule
access Is also had to the gallery over the
morning chapel, and another entrance 10
the large auditorium Is afforded. The main
bodv of the church remains upon Mr.
Blacks plan-a nave and TIVE aisleS-and
is not included in Mr.. Barney's work. but
the extension, enlargement, Jana rear
rangement of the apse. font. and organ
space are after Mr.. Barney'S design. Tne
general interior effect Is most pleasing
Mr.. Barney who is a native or TINS CITY,
completed his course in architecture ht
Columbia College In 1889. and was 1or
several years in the office OF Mr.. George
Il. Post. He won n competition for
group of ecclesiastical buildings for the
CORPORATION of Grace church, New York.
which will cost S30o0o. and consists OF
church. hospital. school-house. clergy
house, and boys iclub. Later he he
came associated with Mr.. Henry Otis
Chapman. and his firm competed sue
cessfully for group OF ecclesiastical
buildings to be erected In New York by
the Rhinelander estate: Also for the Hart
Memorial Library to be erected in Troy.
N. y.
Messrs G. +. Newell & Brothers are
the general contractors for the Church of
the Holy Trinity. and Mr. James Neither
wood is the stOnemason. The construc-
ton OF the building has. however. been
under the supervision of Mr.. j.. T. ID.
Myers, Jr.. civil engineer. who has given
his services free and devoted his time
and labor unstintedly to his self-imposed
task His has been. as was Mr.. Barney's.
truly a work of love.
The congregation OF the Church OF the
Holy Trinity embraces about 200 CON-
municants and the general attendance is
large. The seating capacity OF the build
ing Is as follows:
Main body OF church. $50
Gallery ..................'...... l"V
Cholr ......................... 80
Morning chapel Observation-Disclosures. 100
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l,Ul5
Rev. DR.. Sprigg resigned the rectorship
n little over a year ago, after long. faith
full and consecrated work. and the Rev.
j. j. Gravatt, OF Hampton. the present
rector was called to succeed him, Mr..
Gravatt entered upon his charge with
zeal. and. soon endeariDg himself 10 his
flock, has most successfully carried on
the good work OF his predecessor.
in February last the name OF the
church was changed by the congregation
from Moore Memorial 10 the Church OF
the Holy Trinity. a memorial to Bishop
Moore. and the Episcopal Council. at
its meeting IA May. approved the change.
The above name will be carved on
tablet at the main cntrance.
The new organ orapIed by the congre-
CATION viii lie v ny nne Instrument.
The Musr. Committee .1refuiiy con-
sidered the merits Uf The various makes
OF organs. aud nrsily their chairman.
Mr. H. =. M.Ioney. and the difecios or
the choir. Mr.. Arthur S"r;veGor. made
trip North. and. aztec hearing the organs
IN n number OF churches. selected att In
strunent Of the Hook * Hastings make
This organ will have LES pipes. and VIII
cost ia the neighborheod OF 500. The
Church Of the Holy Trinity has In IL
many young members who are ESPECIALLY
active In expanding Its field OK usefulness.
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Mozart NJ ustcato.
A delightful concert will be given on
Monday evening at the Mozart. The pro-
gramme will consist OF both vocal ana
instrumental selections. The following
musicians will take part. Miss Bertha
Lincoln, soprano. OF Washington: Mr.. Ed
ward A. Br,li. solo vioiinist. OF Phlladel-
pbia: Mrs Durett and Captain +. w.
Cunningham. OF this city. Mr.. Kcinhardt
Will be the accoinpanist This " The