Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

s,noine of "The Resurrection" a ctntata,
uritten nv Mr.. Porter. and chorus en-
titled "Virginia's Welcome" words by
Mr. James c. Harwood. and music by
Mr. Leslie F. Watson, both of this city.
THE PROGRAMME.
Following is the programme:
1. Chorus: Virginia's Welcome. Words
by James c. Harwood. Music by Leslie
2. Tenor solo. selected, Mr.. F. w Cum
q Violin solo. Scene de Ballet Ode Ber-
riot) Mr. Charles J. Brockman.
4 Soprano solo. The Golden Pathway
Hamilton Grey) Mrs S. NJ. Brown.
Part II.
Cantata of The Resurrection" by II.
W. Porter For solists, chorus ana or
chestra.
Praise 10 Christ.
l. The Glorious Name. chorus.
2. Sharing His Sorrows. Bass solo, Win
Section II.
To the Empty Sepulehre.
8. The Dawn is Now Breaking. chorus
of women. ri.
Behold There Was a Great Earth
quake. Chorus with tenor soos.
g. The Thirst Of God Soprano solo, with
choral accompaniment
Section III.
Christ is Risen.
7. With the Rosy Light Bass sob and
soprano and alto duet.
g We Trusted He 10 Victory. Male cho-
rus with tenor solos.
g. Now IS Christ Risen. chorus with
soprano solo.
10. Behold! He Cometh. Qnartette .,
IL Christ Being Raised. Cnorus WIN
solos.
MANY ATTRACTIVE SIDE TRIPS.
4 very attractive schedule Of side trips
has been arranged 10 follow upon the
heels of the convention. one or more OF
these lies in the direction OF Washing
ton. and arrangements are being mace
for q reception by President MCKINNEY
Dr Chivers is i'm communication with
Secretary Porter on this subject and In
formation has been requested as TO the
number of persons going and the hour
at which they will arrive, in order that
proper arrangements may be made at.
the White House for their reception.
The side-trips programme also includes
q moonlight excursion 10 Dutch Gap, an
alI-day excursion on the Pocahontas TO
jamestown; trips to the seashore, includ-
ing Norfolk. Old Point Ocean View. and
Virginia Beach and to Natural Bridge.
OFFICERS OF THE CONVENTION.
The national officers OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Association are as
follows:
President-John r. Chapman. Chicago.
Vice residents-R. II. Pitt. ID. D.,
Richmond. Va; II. o. Rowlands. .. D..
Lincoln, Neb. A. f. Wall, Moncton, N.
b.
Recording Secretary-Rev. II. w. Reed.
La Crosse. Wis.
Treasurer-Frank Moody Milwaukee.
Wis.
Executive Committee-Ira NJ Price. Phi.
D., Illinois chairman; Rev. III. w. Reed.
Wisconsin secretary; John II. Chapman.
Illinois: II. Francis Perry ID. d., Ili-
nois l.. A. Crandall ID. D., Illinois;
Charles A. Marsh, Illinois; H. Grenell. d.
D., Illinois; John w. Low. Illinois;
Charles s. Burton, Illinois; Rev. l.. w.
Hunt, Ohio; o. c. 5. Wallace, ID. D., On
tario; Rev II. F. Stilwell. Minnesota;
b. d. Gray, d. d., Alabama; Rev. +. l..
Anderson. New York.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
officers of Baptist Young Peoples
Union Association members ex-officio:
Chairman, Z. W. Hunt. ID. D., Toledo.
o.; Secretary. Rev. II. w. Reed, La
Crosse, Wis.
Term Ends lSso-Rev w. L. Van Horn,
North Dakota; Rev. s. G. Davis. Wyo-
ming X. S. Huddleston, louisiana: Rev.
G. K. b. Dodge. Vermont; j. j. Whit
field. Georgia; Rev. +. w. White. Wis
consin; Rev. II. +. Stilwell. Minnesota;
w. Williams. quebec; Rev. j. O. Adams
North Carolina; Rev. II. +. Wilkinson.
Colorado: Rev. o. G. Buddington, Della
ware Rev @. r. White. New Brunswick:
4. J.. Vining Manitoba; A. =. Gririth
Southern California; Rev. l.. III. Holt.
oklahoma: Rev. G. w. Truett, Texas;
Arthur Flake. Miss; with members OF
the Executive Committee.
Term Ends l900-Rev r. NJ. Hunslcker.
Pennsylvania; o. W. Van Osdel. ID. D..
Washington; Rev. l.. l.. Henson, Indiana;
william NJ. Lawrence. ID. D.. Illinois;
Rev. II. c. Rosamond. Arkansas; Rev.
A. T. Jameson. South Carolina: Rev.
G. Fl. Dodd. New Jersey: w. W. Main.
Massachusetts,: w. NJ. Mckercher Iowa
Rev. j. e. r. Folsom. Nebraska: o. =.
Coshow oregon. Charles M. Ness, Mary
land; Rev. ". T. Stackhouse, British
Columbia Rev. j. u. Weber Idaho:
Rev. w. T. Hundley. Florida: Rev. c. w
Corey. Prince Edward Island; l.. Halsey