The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-16

Services at the Churches. To-D"y-A .'erS
sad Death.


M,xcBrsrrn BUREAU RICHMOND IiMEs.
No. 1921 Hull SfRf<r. btsIrif n'n'".
The death of Mrs. Clay Willis MOTIFS
which occurred at 8 o'clock Friday hlsh'
At st. Luke's Home in Ricbmonu' was
peculiarly sad. JEST six weeks ago sue
was married, in the presence OF a la
gathering OF friends, 10 Mr. DaNlu W.
Morris. She was a young LADY OF many
fine traits of character. ana was fnuch -
loved IN Manchester. Up 10 snort INV
back she seemed 10 be in perfect healih'
Int was suddenly taken sick, and syrip-
TOMS necessitailng surgical operation
develouoJ. She was taken 10 81. Luxe
Ione where an operation was performed
THURSDAY afternoon. which was seeming
" successful. but shortly thereafter al
verse SYMPTOMS appeared, Whlch cuil''-
nated as above stated, In her death Mrs.
Morris was the youngest daughter OF the
laie Captain Richie Wills or Ches'eiiieie
county. She was an active ana Naiueu
member Of Meade Memorial church' lToi,i
which her funeral Will take place AT
o'clock this afternoon. The pail-Detrers
ali no. Messrs. Augustine Royal. J. II.
Patterson. James l.. Robertson, James b.
Clopton. George II. Morris, II. u. owen
John Il. Mcclure. Jr., George H. Ears'
ana w. J. Carter.
AZ the meeting OF the City Council
F,jeay night, special resolutions were
passed. wishing Mayor Maurice and his
young bride a long and happy life.
Religious services viii be ieId In the
various churches to-day as follows;
The Rev. j. J. Clopton VIII preach
morning and night at Meade-Memoriai
church. At the morning service ne VIII
preach on Service" and at night on
sermons during the summer months VIII
not be over fifteen minutes in length
Rev. l.. r.. Thornhill will occupy MS
pulpit at Baingridg s-Sireet Baptlst
church. Regular services at IL O'Clock
Services at night at SIS, No. IN series
on Home Religion" Theme, Children
Their Relation TO Parents in the Home.
AT Cowardin-Avenue Christian church
there will be preaching by the pastor IN
the morning al 1915 o'clock and in the
evening at SI5. Morning subject. Fol
lowing Christ" evening, How DO We
Get Into Christ"
Rev. Thomas Il. Reynolds will occupy
the pulpit at Central Methodist church
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
The usual services at West-End Metho-
dist church will be conducted by Rev. j..
n. Woman. The Junior Epworth League
will meet at $3.50 o'clock and the
Epworth League at 7l5 i. NJ
Asbury church. corner Nineteenth and
Marks streets. Rev. J. II. Busby pastor
Sunday school at $3.50 4. NJ, preaching
by the pastor at II A. VI. and +. NJ,
Epworth League at =. VI.
Mr.. w. W. Lear continues sick and his
pulpit will be filled to-day by Rev j..
r.. Reynolds at the II o'clock service, and
at the o'clock service by Rev Mr.. Wal
thall
Rev. Z. +. Wilson. whose death occur
red Thursday night in Hampton, was
formerly pastor of Central Methodist
church. Of Manchester, and the intelli-
gence OF his death has created widespread
regret.
A horse belonging TO Mr.. F. y. Mox-
ley, ridden by Mr.. John Fitz, was struck
by an electric car. on Hull street. yester-
day morning and considerably cut His
rider escaped without injury.
Herbert. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. +. Toney. died Friday. at the home
Of his parents. on Eighth street, and
was buried yesterday I'm Maury Gene
terry, the services being conducted by
Rev. j. W. stiff
Miss Kate Franklin. of Pamplin, Va,
is visiting Miss Bessie Matthews.
Mrs. Anna Howard is extremely III at
her residence on Hull street, and her
life is despaired OF.
The Epworth League will give a festi-
val AZ Asbury chapel. commencing June
oath and lasting one week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Attlxisson have re-
turned 10 their home. in North Carolina.
after a visit Of two weeks with their
mother Tn Swansboro.
Rev. Decatur Edwards, OF Fredericks-
burg. Is I'm the city.
Rev. j. y. NORMAN will lecture at
West-End Methodist church Monday and
Tuesday nights. in connection wItn which
he will give ninety scenes Of the Lords
Land. The Ladies' Aid Society will serve
fee cream and other refreshments.
The June term of the Hastings Court
will convene Monday.