Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-02
NEWS OF SOUTH SIDE.
MIR. r. v. COGBILL STATES POSITION
REGARDING THE SENATE.
WENT TO OLD NORTH STATE TO WED
MIR. NowIett and Miss CriddIe Find
HymencsI Altar in, North Caro-
lina-Befurncd Last Evening
Easter I'm the Churches-Briefs,

Mr.. Phil. V. Cogbil, of Chesterfield
county, was seen yesterday, and asked
il he intended to become a candidate
Jor the State Senate in the fall, as re-
port had 1t. Mr.. Cogbill replied that he
pad been urged by people OF his county to
Sun for the Office. but had not given a
decisive reply. He had the matter under
Advisement yet, and in good time would
let the people know his purpose. Mr. Cog
Dill Is now Commonwealth Attorney of
Chesterfield. and county superintendent of
the Democratic party.
Mr.. Cogbills loss by the recent fire
fhat burned his dwelling, near the Court
house, will be about 5000 in excess of in
variance. He is living at the hotel, at
the Courthouse. at present, but will build
soon at the old site. where also his father
lived.
WENT AWAY TO WED.
Mr.. w. S. Rowlett and Miss Minnie
Criddle, the former of Manchester and
the young lady of Swansboro', went 10
North Carolina Friday night and were
married. They returned 10 the city last
evening at ESQ o'clock. and were driven
TO the residence Of the groom's father
on Hull street, where they will reside in
the future. An informal reception was
they were the recipients OF many good
wishes.
This marriage was a great surprise TO
many of their friends. The bride left her
home Friday evening, saying that she
was going to visit Miss Barham, who
lives near by. During the evening Mr..
Rowlett called at the Barham residence
and the two young people left together,
saying they were going 10 North Carolina
10 marry.
MUSIC IN CHURCHES TO-DAY.
The churches of the city will have spe-
clal music to-day, as usual on Easter
Sunday.
The following programme has been pre-
pared by Mrs. A. c. Harding for the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church:
Morning Service-Opening anthem,
awake. Thou That Sleepeth" Qichham);
ofrsrtory. "He is Not Here, But Is
Risen" (Millard); hymn QsU. ''rhe Easter
Hymn; 2d), Welcome, Happy Morn
ing"
Night--"God OF Israel" (RossinD offer
tory, DAILY Sing the Praises" (Florton).
Members of the choir: Sopranos-Misses
Coiey Lowell and Ethel Harding. Altos
Misses Shirley Walton and Flossie Moody.
Bassos-Messrs. Harvey Harding ana
John Roach. Tenors-Messrs Eddie Bur
ton and David Harrison.
OF especial attraction is the programme
OF services 10 be held at the Presbyterian
church to-day. IL is given here:
Morning Service-DoXolOgy; invocation;
anthem, "Christ is Risen" George Marks
Evans), full choir Hymn No. 499; Scrip
ture lesson prayer; Hymn No Al; offer
tory; anthem. ''rhere Is Green lin Far
Away q. A. Parks. full choir; sermon;
Hymn No. 55i; sacrament; Hymn No. AZ
benediction.
Afternoon Service-Gloria Patra: invo-
cation: anthem, "Bells OF Eastertide" az.
G. Van OrsdelD. full choir; Hymn No. 30;
Scripture lesson; prayer; Hymn No. 81;
offertory: anthem. Easter GladnosS" U;.
g. Lorenz); sermon; Hymn Nc. 81; bene-
diction.
The choir is composed Of the follow
ing: Directorate. w. j. Lewis. Organ
,st--Mr. A. w. CARRIER. Sopranos--Mrs.
A. IL. Fitzgerald. Miss Elsie Crooks, Mrs
&. w. Gibbs, Miss Annie Il. Robertson.
Mrs. w -. Bradley. and Miss Ciary. |
Aitos-~Miss May Crooks and Mrs. G. ID. |
Kimmel. Tenors-W. J. Lewis. J. Craig |
and u. A. Phillips. Bassos--W. ". Craig |
and E n. Gilbert.
The following Is the programme FOR I
1ssds- Memorial sundayschool ceithra-