The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-02
Sweet Music Will be- Rendered in the
Churches.
PREACHING AT MONROE HALL.
knights Tcmplar to Attend Holy Trim
ity i'm a Body To- Nisht-Some ofthe
Other Services and Who viii
Occupy the Puip;.s.

| church has been very faithful and ener-
getic in the preparation Of a beautiful
and elaborate programme for Easter SER
vice which will be rendered as follows
| Prelude Easter Chant (MosenthaD. first
and second cOrnet and organ; TIE Deum,
| ID GejeaD. choir. doxOlogy choir; inyoca-
! ton; Response" G CWison). choir
Hymn: Reading: "Our Easter Song" "a.
B.erly). choir: Prayer; Hymn: Onertory
IAN Hail Bright Easter Morn CDanks.
solo by Mr.. b. W. Nunnally. chorus by
/ choir; Sermon. Hymn; Paraphrase. Duet.
| Trio. and Chorus (Warrcm.
The choir Is composed as follows: Miss
Jennie Jones. Miss Fannie Matthews. Miss
| Eva watkins. Miss Josie Buchanan. Mrs.
Willie Bales. Mrs. Addie Jones. Messrs.
". Il. Nunnally. Willie Barles. W. j.
| Norr,ssett. J. Il. Wood. J. G.. Carter. and
| q. Jones: Mrs s. 5. Perkins, organist
and director: Mr.. d. a. Richie cornotist
EMANUEL CHURCH.
The Easter music at Emmanuel church
will be sung by a. chorus choir Of a dozen
or more voices. Mrs. l.. II. Pemberton
IS the organist. and the singers are Misses
Amorette Green. Bessie Smither. Oracle
| shepperson. Alice Richardson. Bertha
| Flouruov. Mrs. :. IL. Woodhn. and
| Messrs. j. Overton sale Walter 5. Jack
SON. Mr. Wilkinson. J. A. Fllppo. j. T.
| Gillian. and :. b. Woodhn.
The selections at the morning service
IN addition 10 the congregational hymns.
will be "Hallelujah. Christ is Risen
| ONords WORTH: linus Saith the Angel
! Danks). and GLORY BE 10 the Father
The night programme will be as for
| lows: "IIe Arose" Ouugg); Rise. Glorious
| Conqueror. Rise: "Open TO Me the
| Gates" (Adlam): Onward. Christian Sol
diers". THE Harbor Bell" and Nix
pah."
LAUREL-STREET.
The Easter programmes Of Laurel
Street Methodist church will be as fol-
| lows:
IA. M.-voluntary "Hallelujah. lie is
Risen" Murray: oncrtory. The Lord is
! Ny Strength ODanks).
s =. M.-Voluntary. Christ our Pass
over" Murray; onertory Lift Up Your
Heads" (Blose).
The following ladies and gentlemen com
pose the choir
sopranos-Mlsses Lucy Jones. Eva
Jones. Eta Anderson. Eva Robertson.
| Julia Charter, and Virgie Pollard.
Alt0s-Miss Annie carp and Master
| Freddie Jones.
Bassos-Messrs. Charles Nunnally and
J. J.. Bolt.
Tonors-AIessrs. c. ". Davis and Willie
| Nunnally.
Chorister-Mr. r. s Jones.
Organists-Niisses Martha Boltz and
| Mary Osterbiud.
CLAY-STREET.
Clay-street Methodist Episcopal church
| choir is composed of The following
sopranl-Mrs. Charles T.. Smith, Mrs.
| James Chapel, Mrs. John j.. Gilman,
| Mrs. c. T. Temple and Mrs Seal.
Alti-Alrs. Norman Y. Coleman. Miss
! Ethel Gilman, and Miss Garnet Seal.
Tenori-Messrs. Charles T.. Smith and
| John T.. Gilman.
Bassi-Messrs. Robert Z. Jones and
! James W. Carr.
| Organist-Mr. John Bolton.
The special selections for Easter will be
| as follows:
Morning Service-Voluntary. Joy 10 the
i World: Onertory By quartette. Christ
| Is Risen" OHerberD.
Evening Service--NOluntary. Angels,
| Roll the Rock Away nierberO. Ofer-
| tory. Behold, / Show You a Mystery
| (HerberD
ALMSHOUSE CHAPEL.
Special Easter services will be held at
| the almshouse at O'Clock to-day. The
| choir Will be- composed as follows:
Mr. j. G.. scott. tenor; MIR. ". W. Hol-
| Mnsworth. basso-both from Union Theo-
| logical Seminary: Mrs. George b. Davis.
alto; Mrs Florence W. McDougal. So
prano. Miss NJ. Louise Davis organist
4 chant and music appropriate for the
! occasion will be rendered. Rev. +. W.
Moore will preach. The public are cor
daily invited.
SOLDIERS HOME CHAPEL.
The veterans will enjoy special services
on Easter day that will be very attractive
| from a musical standpoint. Miss Eva
| Darlington Miller Is the 0rganist and
| leader Of a large volunteer choir. The
| features OF the programme are: Anthem,
| "Halleluiah, Christ is Risen Games
! McGranahan. Hymn. soon Shall We
See the Glorious Morning. Anthem. Il
| Am lie That Liyeth' O.. II. Burke.
| Hymn. ION the Resurrection Morn"
GROVE AVENUE BAPTIST.
The following musical programme will
| be rendered at GrOve-AVenue Baptist
| church to-day:
Handers Largo. violin. claronet and
| organ. Christ the Lord is Risen To-day.
| CTrowbridgel the choir: Praise God from
| Whom all Blessings Flow, the congrega-
| ffon. He is Not Here. But is Risen.
]
| Horn. Died and Arose. (Cloreston) the
] choir. Hymn 2i3. Coronation March.
| CNoverbeer) violin, clarionet and organ.
The members of the choir are:
Sopranos: Misses Miriam Pitcher. Mar
| guerife Waddill: altos Miss Minnie Gibbs.
| Mrs. Eugene Robinson: tenors. Mr. Eu-
cone Robinson. Mr. Vim. r. West:
| bassos. Mr. Chas. c. Crump. Mr.. Flem-
| ing Phillips: organist and director Manly
y Ramos. solo clarionet Prof. Edward
| Thurston, solo violin, Prof. John Rein
| hardt
PREACHING AT MONROE HALL
The new congregation which recently
LETT Grove-Avenue church with the pas
tor Rev Dr. Hiden. will have regular
services this morning at IL O'Clock
| nj Monroe Hall. on Main street between
Belviderc and Pine streets. DR.. Hiden
being absent from the city on account or
an engagement made before the church
was organized. will not be present. but
Rev Mr. W. l.. Richardson. an eloquent
young preacher. has consented 10 preach
The new church starts life with bright
prospects. Last Sunday afternoon AT the
4 o'clock services the han as filed. and
the same is expected to be the case Sun
day morning.
furnishing Sunday school was or
canized two weeks ago, and this Will meet,
as usual. at 9:l5 \. NJ.
Much interest seems TO be taken In
the new organization by people OF diff
fereut denominations throughout the
CITY. and many citizens have come for
ward and proffered their assistance in
any way that they could be useful
GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN.