Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-29

MR.. FRANK w CUNNINGHAM.
I. Kellum, Miss l.. Lynch, Miss NJ
Sullivan, Miss NJ. Reardon, Miss j. Rear
don.
Alti--Mlsses NJ. Leahy. NJ McSweeney.
NJ. Brannon, X. Disney.
Tenori-Messrs. g. Canepa and w. Ma
honey.
Bassi-Messrs. w. H. shervIn. NJ Ma
honey, L. Kellum.
Organist-Professor II. A. Caul1eld.
BRoAD-sTREET METHODIST
Unusually sweet music may be heard
at the Broad-Street Methodist church
next Sunday Here are the selections for
the morning service:
l. Organ prelude; 2 I'm the Cross or
Christ" (Conkey); 8. Christ, the Lord
is Risen To-Day; 4. Organ interlude at
offertory 5. 1.-THE Strife Is Ger" anthem
CIiedlinger); 6, Hail Thou Once De-
splsed Jesus" (Spanish.
AT NIGHT.
+ Organ, prelude and anthem. "One
There is Above all Others Dykes; z,
"Ye HumeIe Souls That Seek the Lord ="
Dalton); 3, organ, interlude, and anthem.
Near the Cross was Mary Weeping"
(Stabat Mater; 4. Look the Saints. the
Sight Is Glorious " Beadle); 5, 80 Could
Speak His Matchless Worth" (MozarD.
Members OF the choir: Mr.. George Il.
Bidgood, director; Mr.. Manly B. Ramos.
organist; Sopranos, Misses Maoel
Vaughan. Katie Folkes, Loulie Richard
son. and - Elmore.
Contraltos-Misses Percy Bradley and
Julia Henning.
Tenors-Messrs. william Henning and
Barker.
Bassos-Messrs. i. D. Briggs, Jr.. and
w. w. Brock.
AT UNIoN-STATION
The following programme will be rem
dered by the choir OF Union-Staton
church on Easter Sunday:
First, Christ, Our Passover OankS;
second. life From the Dead" Heroero;
third. "Now is Christ Risen" Oanks).
The members OF the choir are:
Organist-Mrs. Kate Hare.
Sopranos-Miss Minnie Folkes. Mrs. w.
A. Creekmore Mrs. V. Hechler Miss
Adele Richardson. Miss Susie Hogan,
Miss Ida L. Allen. Miss Ida Fletcher, and
Miss Minnie Kay.
Altos-Mlss Ellen Taylor and Mrs. Lena
Warren.
Tenors-Messrs George W. Allen. Frede-
rick Beck, Walter Eames, and David c.
Kennedy.
Bassos-Messrs. w. A. Creekmore and
Waverly Smithie.
Director-R. s. NJ. Valentine.
PARK-PLACE CHURCH.
At the Park-Place Methodist church the
Easter music win be as follows:
Voluntary, organ; sentence, He Lives"
Danks), choir; Gloria Patrla: Offertory,
'Now is Christ Risen" Qorenz); Postlude,
organ; Voluntary, organ; Onertory,
"Glory to Cod; Postlude. organ.
Cholr-Soprano, Mrs. II. Il. Michaels;
Contralto, Miss Fanny r. Dgges; Tenor.
Mr. Walter A. Watkins: Bass. Mr. ID. w.
Morton; Organist, Mr.. w. Reginald
Walker.
CENTENARY CHURCH.
Quite an attractive musical programme
is to be given at Centenary next Sunday.
It win be as follows:
Morning-v Voluntary. Christ. the Lord,
Is Risen To-day (Wilson); Offertory, An
them. Now Is Christ Risen" (warren);
Anthem. Christ, Our Passover" CSchil-
ling; Postlude, Hallelujah Chorus. from
Messiah" QfandeD
Evening-Voluntary Anthem, Break
Forth Into JOY (GilchrisO Offertory.
Christ. Our Passover (Goate): Anthem,
NOW Is Christ Risen (Warren): organ
Postlude, unfold. Ye Portals" from
Redemption" (Gounod).
The quartette choir OF Centenary will
be augmented for the Easter services, the
personnel being as follows:
Sopranos-Mlss Maud Porter. Mrs. w.
II. Knowles. Jr., Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler.
Altos-Mrs. 4. II. Cloves. Miss Effe
A. Cater.
Tenors-Mr. F. H. Cloves, Mr.. r. C.
Tdpman.
Bassos-Mr. Charles II. Read. Jr.. Mr.
p. F. Greenwood.
Organist and Director-Mr. Shepherd
Webb.
AT ASBURY CHURCH.
At Asbury Methodist Episcopal church
Q,ombardy street near Grove avenue)
the pastor. Rev. W. Asbury Christian. will
preach appropriate Easter sermons. and
the choir will render music In Keeping
with the occasion. Its membership con-
sists of three sopranos. two altcs. and
two bass voices. and one tenor. AZ morn
Ing service they win sing Christ Arose