Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

MI. -, A. Rlttfis anu i'''
Memorial window
or,a, window to Rev. Fennerr
. ig,jcEnev was unveiled at Monuinena
ohureh sunday morning. ihSiv wbich
large congregation, and se rsi.y,T Dennis,
HIshop Gibson, Rev. BehJai" art were
"a Rev. W. A. Barr took p,s,c vas
ana ,,inIsr,v impressive The music yhs
ppsneciallv rood The sermon Was ssbe-
cd by Bishop Junius Nj. ho'ne', nscription
vilIs who tooktas his text the innh His
on The window; "a" q, ,b = al Light" Bishop
unrner paid a beautiful trlputy IS he
NJ NJ stickney. Among other thihs''
said: ,, and loved, not
only by his own congregauol,, 'sastsh love
o ii over the city. Ii was his uhssins" chief
~ his fellow-men that was MS
Characteristic Interest.
Other Services OF spec'"'
po,, mr. T.. e. Chivers. genera Ifnion
,arv Of the Baptist Young fSoP mass
ASSOCIATION. addressed ia5 sunday
meeting at Leigh Street S Snoi1 to be held
on the international conyenuont Of the
here i'm July. and on the Wire vs made
organzation generally. Dr. S n tho four
= sniendid address emphasizing , tn the
fundamental principles Ios aducation.
movement stands-fellowshp' ,rsl ,nusic
denomination, and service
was exceptionally gooo. hold its an
Rroaddus-Memorial church neiu r,ha re-
nuaI meeting Sunday afternoon IA fine
ports were highly s enS co.. Revs a. j. Bar
Ton and p. Cabell Henning. ne pastor'
~ the church for this year aiS x,yiifiarns
" I, Ouarles; Deacons, W. IL. Enaias,
y II Johnson, G. b. Fleet, u. n, y S1eet.
ton, L; ". M Hiarls Seth Gayle; Roll Clerk,
W Gentry; General Treasurer.' Eieet.
1reet. Missionary Treasurer ~ =; Inbn,
Rible-School superintendent %: 6,yo mist
son: Chorister. G. w. No1 ,i,l ons,aI re-
! SUss Katherine Quarles. Inc ann annual -
~, 49, showed the following; Present niea, r
| brsbin 154: baDtisms during tue ~
| a ct Gain. Is; contributions ouIlne ne
| year 81 .S55 an average per nS' az NOT
! az 81. only / member reported 40 ~
~, , III for beneyolence during lne
year 1914; Bibleschool-roll sur er, he re
sSveraee attendance, 1873; church-meihDei'
Rev. Dr. q. 7. Sweeney, preach ns,,,o NJ, :
sunday night ono OF the finest ser ION J
he has delivered in Richmond. ~ W." on
esnecially to lawyers, ana passu o'
psalms. 1877. The church was cIJ ,ed =,
Rev DR.. Witherspoon preache" Sun
Grace-street Presbyterian cnu N the
dav morning a sermon appropriate ~ ~. w
! communion service which follower. I,lI
teer members were received. rev. DUN
aid Guthrie preached at nisnl. ,,or.
Rev. j. r. Mastin preached me ser at
to large congregations on r,ornine ser.
Nom 1n,r,i' fhe balance Of 800 on last year.
expenses rIG was quickly raised One mem G,,e
US received. In the afternoon the sun
day-school Society held a meeting AN am
elected Charles ?. Naiford a,s supvr'"'e III
Professor r. j. kellogg, of Richmond
college preached at Emmanuel church
both services on Sunday, and was near.
by good congregations. The night serin it,I
was the anniversary on pei"iS so
y-orneu'e Missionary Society. -
The sunday-school celebration or -
I,uke's Mission took place on suhal,
afternoon under the direction of st; AN
: drew's brotherhood. chapters OF Monu
mental 81. James. and Grace tplscopd
} nburches Nlessrs. b. j. Munford. Dr. no
Mccarthy. and T. c. Rufin We're invite,
10 address the scholars. The proceed
inps were entirely informal.