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The evening times., 1895-12-12
Thomas Did Not Assault Sarah.

Thomas Boyd. colored, was charged be-
fore Judge Miller today with assaulting
Sarah J Baker a nd acquitted. Sarah claim
ed that Boyd was engaged to her and de-
serted her She went to the house OF Col.
Rogers, on Sixteenth street. where Boyd
was employed. and tired to make a scene.
but he put her out of the house. Then she
swore ont The warrant.
The evening times., 1895-12-12
Arrested ON Susnicion.

Charles ]. Branch pelofed, was arrested
today by Detective Proctor, on suspicion
of having stolen two gold rings and a
seal skin sacGue, which he was trying to
dispose of at SECONDHAND store. He
was locked up, and detective Lacey is
investigating the case ~, n
The evening times., 1895-12-12
Long Terms In Jail.

William Ellis and Frank Brown, col
ored, who were arrested yesterday by De
tective Henry Lacey and Policeman Hile,
on suspicion. OF stealing a case of brandy
from John K. Ergood. were tried in the
police court before Judge Miller this after
noon and sentenced to so da VS. each i'm jail.
The evening times., 1895-12-12
DIED.

WINFIELD-Joseph, the beloved husband
of Susan Winfield. departed this life Tues
day night December 10, 1895.
Funeral viii take place from residence,
No. Az Second street south west, Thursday
evening at O'Clock. Relatives and friends
are invited to attend. 1t
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mrs. W. Corcoran Hill entertained at
> O'Clock tea yesterday afternoon num-
Der of her friends to meet Miss Reynolds.
Those who assisted Mrs. Hill and Miss
Reynolds IN receiving were Mrs. Janin, Miss
Hagner, Miss Emory, Miss Smith, Mrs.
Hemphiil. Mrs. Hartwell Heth and Mrs.
A. B. Legarc.
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Jud dgm.nt Creditor's Bill.

The Burroughs Brothers Manufactur-
ing Company today filed judgment cred
itor's hill in the equity court against George
NJ. Sothcron, and as sked for sale OF prop
erty 10 liQuidate tie same. The amount
involved is Ss4. IS, with interest from
MAY /, 1895, and costs.
The evening times., 1895-12-12
Aarrinpa .I.icensas,

Two marriage iicensesionly were issued
up to O'Clock today. These were:
Thomas B. Dyer ana Willie Annie Plant.
Robert Hopkins and Cora Chairman.
The evening times., 1895-12-12
MAR RIED.

GEIER-KEITH-At 3 O'Clock p. m. ON
Tuesday, December 10, $50, at st. Mary's
Church, by the Rev. Father Glaab, Eliza
beth A. Keith and John K. Geier, both of
this city.
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NAVY YARDINQUIRY.

The Board In Secret Session and n early
Through Its Work.
There will be no further open sessions
of the board Of inquiry that has been in
yestigating the charges of haziDg in the
seaman gunners' class at the navy yard.
The testimony is all In. The board today
and yesterday deliberated behind closed
doors as to its findings.
The determination of the board, together
with its recommendations, will be trans
mitted to the Secretary OF the Navy in a
few dayS
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mrs. Cleveland accompanied by Secre-
tary and Mrs. Lamont, occupied box To
witness THE Chieftain'' at the National
last evening.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Crocker's reduction sale of surplus Shoe
Stock is attracting universal attention.
Prices are necessarily low. 939 Penn
sylvania avenue. cst
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Mrs Frank Anderson, uf No. 1882
Nineteenth street northwest. will enter
tain at a tea, 4 to z, December 20.
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Miss Gale, of K street, entertained at
dinner last evening. The table was grace
fully ornamented with yelluw ribbons and
chrysanthemums, and the candelabra shaded
with gold-tinted silk. The guests were Miss
Campbell. Miss Dayidge, Miss Poor, Mrs.
Poor, and Miss Legare, Mr.. Poor, Mr..
Andrews, Mr.. Beatty, Mr.. Duval, and Mr..
Legare.
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present last night. The program was
prcraced by Introductory remarks by
Judge Harry Peyton, president, followed
by music and readings by Mrs. Thomas
H. Herndon. Gen. j. r. Brinker, Miss
Dashieil. Mrs. f. c. Herndon. Mr.. Ii. Pey-
ton. and Miss Nan Pegram.
Among the members present were Mr..
and Mrs. Hurt. Mr.. aaf Mrs. Peyton, Capt.
apd Mrs. Fite. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Herndon,
Col. Money. Miss Pegram, Capt. and Mrs.
Beall and Misses Beall. Mrs. Baukhead,
| Mrs. Owens. Miss Oimsted, Mrs. Tom
Herndou. Mrs. LoveIoy, Mr.. Vaughan How
| ard. Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey,
| Miss Pearl wolverton. Mrs. Holman, Mr..
| and Mrs. Sydney King. Miss Isaacs, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C. Wall. Mr.. Shaffer, Miss
Annie Hemstrcct, Miss Hastic, Miss May
wolverton. Hon. John Scbarfe Williams,
Hon. j. q. Spencer. Mr.. George Herndon,
Mr.. John Herndon. Mr. Cntesworth Hern-
don. and Mr.. Lucien Herndon.
Miss Mary Frances Moran. daughter of
Mr.. John Moran of No. 1912 street
| northwest, was married yesterday after
| noon at g O'Clock. to Mr.. Elihu Guy Burritt
| OF this city. The ceremony was performed
at St. Matthew's Church by Rev. Father
Bart, assisted by Rev. +. j. O'ConBell
OF st. Stephens. There We're no attend
ants.
The bride was gowned stylishly in a
| skirt OF Napoleon blue cloth, with a velvet
| coat Of the same color. showing a front
OF white brocade. Her Verot hat was OF
black, trimmed with plumes and ruby
velvet. and she carried vioiets.
The ceremony WAS followed by recep-
ton for the immediate family at theNbome
of the bride. after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Burriit left for a trip To New York. Upon
their return they will be at home to their
friends at No. 2129 l street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W Myers of Vermont
avenue, entertained some of their friends
last night at a eucher party, which proved
TO he a delightful affair. The guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Frank. Miss
Fannie Castleton. Miss Gladys Granger,
Miss Katie McGir, Mrs. Mason, Miss Edna
Goldlsmyth, Miss Mabel Hoffman. and Messrs.
Samuel s. Burgess, William Price. Ed
ward Manning. Richard Temple. Mat Suits.
Morten, Fred j. Boydeil and Walter Scott
stetson. Miss Fannie Rosenthal and Hank
Schlosberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Allison OF Richmond
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs John ID. ALI
son OF Capitol Hill.
Miss Maniie Boswell of Massachusetts
avenue is home. after a plea SAINT visit to
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Lieut.. and Mrs. T. b, II. Mason are estab-
| Ished at their beautiful residence, No. 1 COG
Twentieth street
Mrs. Sewers, wife III Dr. Sewers OF New
York avenue, entertained at 4 handsome
luncheon yesterday.
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Mr. and Mrs. George f. Wiihcrs OF seventh
street northeast. were surprised Tuesday
evening with q ha andsomelS decorated china
service. presented by number of friends.
WAC called in IA body to congratulate them
''n0,ilfie seventh Anniversary of their mar
riage.
Among the donors were Mr.. and Mrs. John
=. Never. Mr.. and. Mrs. Augustus Hill. Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
HnwSnu. Miss Alise Brown, and Mr.. Thomas
ROualdS.
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The engagement is announced OF Miss
Closson. daughter of Captain Closson, U.
S. A. to Lieutenant Whitney, Fourth Ar
tillery.
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The Travel Club will meet at the Strath-
more Arms on Monday next.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Miss Jessie McDonouch has recovered from
her recent Illness sufficiently to receive her
friends. Sine is still 1he guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Augustcr Walter. of Georgetown.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Miss McCeney will receive on Wednesdays
after the 1st of January.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Miss Edith Heincr of Seventeenth street
entertained a Jolly lot of young folks last
evening at an informal "Wclch rarebit
party"
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Prof. and Mrs. Frank Andrews gave a
handsome dinner last evening at their
beautiful home, On Sixteenth street north
west.
the centerpiece being an Oriental bowl
filled with maidenhair ferns, and at either
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mr.. c. q. Tows, who has been visiting his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Augustus G. HeatoD,
returned TO New York yesterday.
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TIL, affairs for TODAY are:

a Tho affairs for today are.
Mrs. Hichborn, a luncheon.
Mrs. Holdswo Gordon ana Miss Cor
don, tea.
Mrs b. F. Rittenhousc and Miss Ritten-
house. a. tea.
Mrs. George Whitfield Brown and Miss
.Cuthbert, a tea. ..o
Nine. Romero, dinner.
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Mrs. Richard Lowe Lewis of No. 1929
New Hampshire avenue has sent out cards
for a tea to meet Mrs. I. Biddle Porter
Friday, December 13-
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mr. Henry Mckee Osborn left yesterday
for Florida. where he will remain guest
of the Tampa Fishing Club for week or
ten days. AT the conclusion of bis visit he
VIII join party going 10 South America.
where he VIII remain until quite late In the
spring.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth A. Reits
TO Mr.. John IL. Geier was soiemDiZed Tues
day afteruooD at 3 O'Clock at st. Mary's
Church, the ceremony being performed by
Rev Father Giaab. Only te Nearest rela-
tives of thecoutractiDg parties were present.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Gcier left for a two weeks visit to
the South Upon their return they VIII be
at home 10 their frieuds at No. 1925 Fifth
street northwest.
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Mrs. Hearst has issued invitations for
dance in compliment tn the Cornell
Glee. Mandolin aud Banjo Club, Decem-
ber 20.
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Miss Mamie Boswell of Massachusetts
avenue is home. after a pleasant visit to
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mrs. Sewers, wife III DR.. Sewers OF New
York avenue, entertained at handsome
luncheon yesterday.
The evening times., 1895-12-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Allison OF Richmond
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. ALI
son OF Capitol Hill. =
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Lieut.. and Mrs. T. b, u. Mason are estab-
lished at their beautiful residence, No. 1905
Twentieth street
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clave last night at the hospita bic home of
Miss Herne Tolson. of No. 1913 P street
northwest. Among the many delightful
coteries in Washington none are more
prominent and charming than the meet
ings of the members of the Mississippi
Club. composed of the ladies and gentlemen
OF the State who are now domiciled n this
city.
This association is represented by large
number of members, many of whom were
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ADeIightfuI Musical Evening.

On Friday night last the choir OF Leigh
Street Baptist church and few friends
visited the elegant home OF Professor
and Mrs. Leslie Watson, just below the
CITY. on the Nine-Mile road. In honor
of the event the spacious lawn and house
were brilliantly illuminated Professor
and Mrs. Watson entertained the COM
pany with several classical selections.
and Mrs. Woodfn. Miss Frayser. and
AIR. W. II. Tyree, also contributed TO
the enjoyment OF the occasion In this
respect. Messrs. Childrey, Tyree, Talia-
ferro. and Murray sang several songs.
and the choir also rendered two or three
choruses in their best style.
About 10 o'clock the party was invited
10 the dning-r room to refresh themselves.
and full justice was done TO the good
things that had been provided for them.
The following ladies and gentlemen
composed the party: Mr.. and Mrs. w.
B. Smith, Mr.. and Mas. Herbert Parkin-
son. Mr. and Mrs. Roland III. Childrey,
Mrs. NJ. S. Woodhn. Misses Sarah Allen,
Blanche Frayser. Rosa Robinson, Clara
and Ella Null, Alice Crump and Ethel
Childrey: and Messrs. Samuel Reynolds,
c. II. Murray, W. II. Tyree, Samuel
Crane. Judson Taliaferro. Howard Smith,
Carlisle Reynolds. and A. n. Gill.
The party returned TO the city at a
late hour, charmed with their trip and
the kindness OF their host and his es-
Unable lady.
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Personals from Fulton.

Mrs. c. w. Dunkley. who has been
visiting relatives in Amelia county for
the past several weeks. returned home
yesterday. much improved In health.
Mrs. w. b.. Christian and children
and Miss Fannie Lowe will leave for
Old Point and Newport News tomorrow
to visit relatives. They will make q
stay OF several weeks
Mr. w. b. Christian has returned
from visit to relatives In Newport
News.
. Mr.. F.. Leslie Powell. Of Engine Com.
pany No. s. has sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to be able to at
tend to his duties.
Messrs. r.. II. McCook. Charles
Doeppe. Ben. Godfrey, John Cavedo.
r.. G.. Nauman. Robert Johnson, and
others. who went together to spend
few days at the beach. have returned
home. Mr.. Johnson was taken very Ill
while on his trip and when he returned
TO the city his Illness confined him to
the bed.
Large crowds OF Fultonites are making
ready for the seashore. and I'm n few
weeks we will be well represented at the
beach.
Mr.. John McGrath, OF Philadelphia, Is
In Fulton on buslness-trip. ar has met
many of his old friends.
Mr.. William Anderson who Is engaged
with a large mercantile house In BaIti-
more. was on visit last week TO hts
father. Mr.. +. W. Anderson. on VII.
liamsburg avenue.
The Rev. Mr.. Payne, OF England
has been preaching every night durint
the past week at the Fulton Bapts
. church. His remarks are chiefly directed
: TO the members Of the church.
Mrs. Cattle Upshur. who has beer
visiting Mrs. T.. l.. Powell on Derny
street. has returned to her home. In
Caroline county, greatly improved In
health.
Mrs. Parker and daughter OF North
Carolina. are visiting her sister. Mrs.
Captain II. 5. Rice. on Denny street.
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Franklin. The bath office will be situated
Just at the intersection OF the two en-
frances. On the right OF the Office are
dressing and lounging-rooms. and TO the
north are the steam and drying-rooms.
all built entirely OF marble. Just or
from the dryng-rooms Is the plunge.
lined with Italian marble. 1t Is II feet
square and ranges In depth from feet
inches 10 feet. Two hot-rooms connect
with the steam-rooms. and In the drying
room are numbers OF marble scrubbing-
tables. East OF the Russian baths and
separated therefrom by n short hall are
the servants dining-room and kitchen.
ENGINE AND ELECTRIC-ROOM.
Under the rotunda is the engine-room.
which contains four Ideal engines. with
connected electric generators. which Will
furnish electricity for both power and
lighting. In this room are also two re-
frigcrating machines for supplying ccld air
for the kitchen. and butcher-shop. Near
these are also pumps for supplying wa
ter in case OF fire. The Artesian well
Is located Immediately under the engine
room. and connected with II IL an air
compressor for pumping water into
tank under the engine-room. which has a
capacity of 1900 gallons. From there the
water Is pumped into three lo,oo-gai-
lon tanks situated on the roof or the
central wing. from which Il Is distributed
throughout the house 'nto every room.
Under the billiard-room. and ADJOINING
the encine-roon Is the boilerroom, which
IL equipped with four 125-horse-power
boilers constructed by the Richmond Lo-
comotive- and Machine-Works.
Passing back through the rotunda ana
no through the porte cochere. the arched
driveway on the Jefferson-street side OF
the building. about half way between
Franklin and Main streets. the baggage
room is reached. This has connection
with the rest Of the house through treisht
elevators. Continuing up flight or stairs
through the hallway leading TO
the dining-room one comes near the
Franklin-street front to the stairway
and elevators leading TO the bedroom
floors. There are in all 3i2 bedrooms,
thirty-four Of which are set apart for
employees The guest-chambers are all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
Epworth League of demonstration
Church.

A most delightful entertainment was
given Friday night by the Union-Station
Church Epkorth League, to its members
and friends, who thoroughly enjoyed
this. the first social and literary event
of this league The audience listened at
tentively to the following well-rendered
programme:
Vocal trio, Misses Ella Mullen, Nell
lie Richardson. and Mabel Atkinson;
soprano solo, Miss Lille Rodgers; rect
tation, Miss Fannie Hoffman; solo, Miss
Lizzie Hare: contralto solo, Miss Ellen
Taylor recitation. Miss Ida Lee Allen;
baritone solo, Mr.. Charles Thomas; vocal
duet. Misses Adele Richardson and Ellen
Taylor; tenor solo, Mr.. Walter Eames:
vocal duet. Misses Lizzie Marshall and
Adele Richardson. All accomplishments
were on the guitar and organ.
After the final number, Rev DR.. Van
derslice, the pastor. addressed the audi
ence, and informed them that re-
freshments had been prepared In the
ladies parlor. and hoped all would go and
enjoy the liberality OF the league. Among
the pastors present were Rev. Mr.. Hunt
err. of Trinity. and Rev. Mr.. Mullen. OF
New Kent county. The league has about
100 members, and is In fiourishing con-
dItion Religious services are held every
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
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rfankiin-street court. This Is beautiful
square, laid or In grass with numerous
white gravel paths intersectlng IL. IL IL
surrounded by an arcade. supported by
twenty-four columns OF handsome design.
THE LADIES' CAFE.
10 the lett OF the court and overlooking
Adams street and the court Is the ladies'
cafe. room 42x20 feet which is highly
finished IN enamel. Returning TO the
court, and crossing 1t TO the south, the
main stairway TO the Main-street eieva-
ton is reached. This is q long night OF
marble stairs. which are almost too pretty
10 Walk on. The steps are of Nub Argent
marble, and the sides OF the arched way
are OF Sienna marble. The ceiling is beau
ufully arched, and magnificently deco
rated with papier-mache Elects.
Half way down this flight is a platform
or landing. and to the right from this is
hallway. which leads direct to the
porte cochere. the carriagc.entrance to the
building. On either side OF this hall
way are the ladies' recepton-room the
ladies writing-room. and the three eleva-
torS.
Along the entire Jeffereon-street front
runs hall which intersects the hallway
leading from the main stairway at the
porte cochere. Following this in a
southerly direction one passes a suite OF
T..
On the east the hallway overlooks the
main rotunda. The hall leads 10 the din
ing-room-a most magnificent apartment
lfoxio feet In dimensions This is divided
INTO three smaller apartments. each IS
ieet square. The ceiling of this room is
OF papier-mache. handsomely moulded
ana decorated with varicolored piasterinH
effects. The walls are of oak. artisticaIiy
carved. and mirrors, corr spending in
size ana position 20 each window on the
Ma'n-sireet front. will be let in the north
ern wall
Leaving the dining-room from the north
side and emerging on a gallery. one again
finds himself overlooking the rotunda on
the Main-sireet level. Directly across this
rotunda and imbedded in the wall over
the main staircase is a huge clock. g
inches In diameter. which is governed by
the master-clock. in the eastern tower IN
rear Of the east-end OF the dining room is
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BARTON HEIGHTS GOSSIP.
Personal and Other Notes from That
Charming suburb.

thurmfnE suburb.
Mrs. Bonavita will leave tomorrow for
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. Isaac F. Bomberg IS visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Rock.
Rev. Samuel Hatcher has recovered
from his recent indsposition.
Mr.. Robinson. OF Norfolk. is the guest
of Mrs. Or. Cullen. at Brookland Park.
Mrs William l.. Wise. of Norfolk. is
visiting Mrs. James I. Redd, on North
avenue
Bishop Randolph will hold confirmation
service at the Episcopal church to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. De Mont are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Martensten. on Mil
Ter avenue.
Miss Edith and Master Cullen Cosby
left this week for a visit to relatives in
Amelia county.
Mr.. George 5. Hewitt has moved into
his new house. at the corner of Mon
teiro and Vale streets
Mr. w. NJ Perkins has returned from
business trip through the Carolinas and
some parts of Virginia
Mrs. Charles GoOdloe and son Robert
left last Wednesday for an extended visit
in Spotsylvania county.
Misses Oracle and Eva Lea left on We'd
nesday via Old Dominion steamer TO pay
"A visit 10 relatives in New Jersey. They
Will remain until September.
The Barton Heights Lambs will give a
lawn party tomorrow night for the
benefit of their club.
Rev. G. J.. Blankenship OF Richmond,
will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist
church tonight
Mr.. Ruxton Wood. the popular young
druggist OF the Heights. has accepted L
position with Mr. H.. Weisiger. Of Man.
chester.
There was a quiet and pretty wedding
at the resid nee OF Mr.. W. -. Rock on
Monday evening, the contracting parties
being Miss Maize Bomberger and Mr..
Charles W. Coble. Rev. Mr.. Morehead.
Of the First English Lutheran church. OF
Richmond. performed the ceremony The
bride. who is a sister Of Mrs. Rock, has
been here some months The happy couple
left on the $50 train for Philadelphia
where they will reside.
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ternoon, followed by addresses on the
Bible Order for Constructing a Church
and Money and the Kingdom Then
there will be an open parliament. Inc
question will be "What Is your society
doing to promote systematic and proper
tionate giving"
At AIS the convention will adjourn
again, as on the previous afternoon. to the
side conferences-seven In number; their
general topic being "Committee-Work In
Local Societies" Friday evening will open
with the presentation OF the senior &. {.
C. banner, with three brief addresses.
Then will come the great Missionary
Session." Two addresses will be given.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Saturday morning will have two main
features-"A Pastors Hour"-The Still
Hour and Spiritual Growth" Daily Bible
Reading and Christian Usefulness" and
discussion OF Missionary Enlightenment
and Missionary Advance--Ownership or
tewardship-Which?" An open parla-
ment will conclude the morning session.
the topic being What Is Your Society
Doing with the Christian Culture
Courses?"
Saturday afternoon there will be State
rallies and a variety Of meetings; there
will be no meeting at the tent. The trans
ports ton leaders will take supper to-
gether at the Altamont, and rejoice over
the completion OF their work. Saturday
evening there will be four great meet
ings of the sections, and Will draw large
crowds; they will occur in the four largest
churches.
Sunday. the great day Of the feast, will
have morning hours of devotion. The con-
vention will have no formal morning SER
vice. but unions will attend regular
church services. In the afternoon and
evening there will be services at the tent.
There will also be n junior rally. The
convention sermon will be preached at
the tent In the afternoon.
Chaperons will be with the Virginia
delegations to care for all young lady
delegates while on the trip. Numerous
side trips from Baltimore have been
planned at low excursion rates.
THE CITY UNIONS MEETING.
The quarterly meeting OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union OF Richmond and
Manchester will b. held at the Second
church on Sunday afternoon, July Eth.
at i:30 o'clock. The exercises will be full
of interest, and will be made much
shorter than at former meetings. This ses-
sion will be in the nature OF rally In
behalf Of the Baltimore convention. The
several unions will assemble in the lee
ture-room of the Second church at Ais Z.
NJ The responses of the unions to the
roll-call will be limited to one verse. and
the chorus of song or not more than
five verses of Scripture. There will proba-
bly, be one or two short addresses.