Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-31
n Their conduct OH trains, hotels and

on their conduct on trains, hotels, and
other puplic places, and spoke in the
highest terms OF the headquarters Of the
association, which aresat the corner OF
Third and Main streets. a delightful
Inusicel programme was carried out. Miss
Eleien Nye, the soprano OF the church,
sang a beautiful solo, and Mr.. Stuart
hopkins also sang most aceeptably.
At the Seventh-Street Christian church
services were held on Sunday in the
main auditorium. which has been greatly
improved recently by taking down the
organ gallery and placing the choir and
organ on the pulpit platform, which has
been considerably enlarged.
Rev. Carey T.. Morgan, the pastor, is
very pleasant speaker, and his s.rmons
are highly spiritual and helpful. The
large Chorus choir renders excellent
music, under the able direction Of Mr..
Ernest Cosby, and promotes the congre-
gational singing. which is unusually good
The anthems rendered by the choir were
''Aagnifcat" and Now the. Day is
OVER Miss Ethel Kelly sang Nearer,
My. God. to Thee" in a most effective
manner last night.
Reformation day was observed at the
German Evangelical and German Luthe-
ran churches on Sunday with elaborate
ceremonial. Both churches were beaut.-
fully decorated. and the services were
festival in character.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLIES.
An Interesting rally was held at Has
ker-Mernorial church on Sunday, conduct
ed by The pastor, Rev. J.. G. Shearer. The
principal address was an earpest and in
reresting talk by Rev. w. b. Beauchamp.
The exercises consisted OF songs and re-
CITATIONS by children.
The rally at Trinity Methodist church
on Sunday was most pronounced sue
cess The Sunday-schooi room was
crowded with scholars and their parents.
ADDRESSES were made by Revs. J. 4.
Msstin, Ashby Jones, and W. b. Beau
champ. The singing of the scholars was
particularly pleasing.
DIR. MOORE TO THE STUDENTS. .
A great gathering OF the students OF
Richmond was held at the First Baptist
church Sunday night. Richmond has now
a very large student population. 'rhe
church was died with representatives
from Richmond College, the Union Thee
lopicai Seminary. Medical College os Nir-
s.n.a. University College OF AIediche, Wo-
mans CoIlere and Other institutions OF
the city. Inc uinsie was an enjoyable
feature. Captan Cunningham. sang a
eclo. which WAS much enjoyed by all
present PRIV. W Moore. Of the SEMI
nary, made Tie principal address. lie
spoke on e Wasted Life c-.sed on the
career Of samson He was gwen the
closest attention, IBIS ad,lress was real
" an admirable ono, pr, Cooper. the pas
tor, made a.shoht talk at the opening
OTHER 2cHuRcH SERVICES.
At the meeting 81 fI,e. Episcopal ciericus
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Of Goochrfrd. aitl Hey. OILS Meade, of
the Diocese. OF soptheIh Virginia, were
present. .SIfie work vi The city mission
und The sBssli ynission. WAS discussed.
B0tif nj ssin, ): Z "a .:rpported by the fpis.
cdlaI Csi,ttehfi IN ,sajs sit>. ~. ~, 'z
..EsIAs Safis cppsl knn Day cioess OF me
cp V wiB fold : Yhalss me et,ps reSt slbi-
81 * ~ sts:.,z II IA the fsclipoiS east OF St
nj s.ykfs 4 iE sa;;v ~ st. Pc us and AL IN
tite We:a an at rtny a,ripny. Both SER
va ss MI .pss IL q q O cloei, AND very ,n-
II sfl,s ii o.r,.srm VIZ be Carried out.
sks[ g'holnas esnflies preacred at
Siirsyf h;oisccpxl :oanoh on SUNDAY; Rev
tJe sen Nan an Ak . vt 81. eandrsS's.
Lsy, t.sorse EdwsYd syyalk, rectoi' OF ~.
s.lai'x, Cou2cN Ptlfs ~hc Is pne OF IRE d
g. ayil,g clergyineii 81 the cenfr5i West
pf ,t,sffed et -. psvi's.sasd the, 'ressor OF
4rlni(y church, Ffedrtcfs blra Va, .oc- 3
ctipied the pulpit atsSts Marx s.sF.& ). 81
gre REVIVAL services att I-aurei-street Z
Afctfodist church have been the ipe.liss Of
adding twenty PERSONS to the Church
Three meetings we're held ON SUNDAY y, and
AFT were largely" attended, 'fte 7'eyiyal
will lie continued until further no see,
4 successful reyiyal IS in proases. 81
East-End BAPTIST church, In svsschs Rev
!. r.. Harrison Is preaehngf nightly to-
large congre 90 tons. There ehsye been
nearly forty conv1sioft. sand thesinteTesl
r. growing. Rev Mr. tucker prsachea 4
for Mr.. Harrison att Emmanuel charch'
sunday night. and after thu most .exceh
lent sermon DR.. Pollard baptlzed fs.1
OF Mount VERNON shureh' III
HenricQ.
Thery were five additions 70 imnmnoei
church. SUNDAY mofhingAuHee by l@ter
md two upon profession of faith. The
attendance in the stadae school was the
largest I'm the historypf the school.
To-morrow sheing All-Saints' Day, VIII
be observed with special services at ali
the Catholic churches. II is a holiday OF
obligation. and masses Will be said as on
Sunday 90 -
Rev. Father Smith, OF 81. Mary's Semi |
nary Charlotte N. c.. celebrated high |
mass at Sacred Heart church. on Sunday