The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-25

y, her fathers residence. 1898 Hull street
Friday night at $50 o'clock, after snort
illness.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning al II O'Clock from Ntst-hnd
Methodist church. The pastor, Rev. W.
T. Williams Will Oficiate. The interment
will be made in Maury cemetery.
The Junior Epw0rth League. of which
she was q member will attend the ser
vices in body. She was also member
OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF the church
having been elected TO fill the vacancy
made vacant az the death of her mother.
Though quite young. she always deight-
cd 20 help in all church work, ana htf
bright smiles will be missed by the schoi-
ars OF Wcst-End Sunday-School.
The following young men VIII act as
pall-bcarcrs: Willie Bass. Howard Clem-
ents. Walter Henry, JEFF T. Morris v.,,i,c
George Barrett. Charles IaylOr' Nllic
Clements. and Bernard PcTdue.
BROKE HER ARM
Annie Boiling the little daughter OF
Or. and Mrs Lawrence Ingram. met WIN
quite painful accident Friday after
noon The little girl was playing in her
home on Twelfth and Porter streets, Win
a number Of little people, and In some
manner she fell, and IN failing broke ~
right forearm. a physician attended hcr'
and left her in as comfortable a cOndl-
ton as could be expected.
WITH THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
At Central Methodist church the pastor
Rev W. W. Lear. will preach morning
and night Subject az II 4. NJ, God S
Jewels" Subject at i. NJ. after Con-
version. WHAT sermon specially TO
young converts. Epworth League Prayer
service from 7.l5 10 s o'clock
At Asbury Methodist church the pastor
Rev. j. r Mccullough. Will preach morn
ing and night. On Monday night nc VIII
hold church conference.
At the COwardin-Avenue Christian
church. the pastor. Rev. j. a. Spencer
Will preach IN the morning on Christ S
presence with his disciples. At night on
the parable Of the sower.
The usual services will be held AZ the
Finh-Street Methodist church to-day
at Il A. NJ. and 7:45 =. NJ. Morning sun, r.,
ject-"The Scarlet Line In the WINDOW
Night Subject-"The Church Compared 10
a Vine" Sunday-School at 9 a. VI. ).
Z. Jones. superintendent. Doors OF the
church will be opened at the mght service.
Rev. J. H. Sands will preach al Leader
Hall tomorrow evening at 3 O'Clock. Inc
public is invited TO attend these meetings.
Song services before preaching.
Rev. Mr.. Rideout, assistant rector az 81
Paul's church. will preach at Meade Me
Rev. i. S. Stickney, Of Monumental
church will preach at s T.. NJ. Sunday
School at $3.50 A. NJ.
Services at w est-End church to-day.
Sunday-School at $50 \. VI.
Services at IL A. NJ. and L. NJ by Rev.
". r. Williams Epworth League az
and 715 +. NJ. All welcome.
Elder Staples Fourth Sunday Afternoon
meetings at the Soldiers Home continue
with Increasing interest. subject LOT
tomorrow at $3.50 Il. NJ THE NarI Nv
Way OF Life"
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Major Leavenworth, at one time City
friends in the city yesterday.
SQUIRE Ed Robertson, OF Chester. was
calling on his friends in Manchester yes
terday.
Mr.. Wash. Farmer left for Greensboro
Friday night to visit his daughter and
grandchildren in that city.
Mrs. Lou voolfolk was in the city yes
terday She vii leave in a few days for
Denver. Col. 10 see her son. Mr.. Peachy
voolfolk. who is IN in that city in a
hospital. Mr.. Voolfolk is well known IN
this city. lie was associated in the drug
business IN Manchester with Mr.. W. w.
Friend. when il was first started on iIuH
street and Cowardin avenue.
Mrs. L. b. owen. Jr., who has mad a
tedious sickness, has recovered.
There was an interesting and enjoyable
gathering of tho Crescent Social Cluh
last night and the following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year;
II. L. Chcatham, president Is. ~ An
drews. vice-president; Miss Bessie Bred
rup. secretary, and Miss Daisy Cheatham'
treasurer.
Mrs. A. c. Harding will have charge OF
tile singing at the Odd-Fellows Ami
vcrsarv Exercises at cambridge Baptist
church this afternoon.