The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-26
STA7'EY.M.
CONVENTION.
Seventeen Hundred Subscribed ed
for the Work iii Viz
git1ia.
] Del EcATEs FlL |. I P ! Z I It's
Afternoon Spent III Conferences
! Is.8 81 tile Several Y De-
partmcilts.

Especial 70 The Times Disratch)
pETERsBUR G, VA, Feb. u. Tile state
II r. M. q. A. convention practically closed 'stH
With to. days work. Nearly ali the Pro-
n testar,t congregations will be addressed
q Sunday morning md evening by incn,-
\ bers OF tho convention.
81 a BIZ Fellowship meeting VIII be ad-
dressed by Mr. s. 2. Gordon Tomorrow Y
Y morning in the auditorium Of tho x. N.
Il c. a. building. 5i$ N @ q 81
A subscription OF more than seventeen 'n
hundred dollars forthc State work work wa, us
3 taken Il up this morning, after which 10 q
4 business session was ncld.
About 1880 the delegates oil adjourfned
ITO sthe Y. M 81 C.s "A. building and par
Il took q ii bounteous lu1ch, served II the
associa ton by the Ladies' Auxil--s
II iary.85I Among the hostesses were NJ rs.a
70 Egerton, 4 Mrs. w. -. Harrison,
Mrs. r. s. C;ill, Mrs. ] !! J !. LAWRENCE. Il
y HIrai Alexander. Miss Hattie SI5llenswortll,S
Miss Marian, Eilcnsworth,3 Mrs. W.. ~
~ I,ltn. Mrs. Meach sham. Il Mrs. Munt Mrs.
Il Yagby and Mrs. Whit house. III
After lunch Mr.. r. 8 \. nj Phect crs., q
prominent businesa man " OF 81. Louis,
MO-. and well known Y. MIC. A. off,
f.
STUDENT DELEGATES.
SIX "a shig Trneeting or student delegates was
held 4 / lTabh; stree Presbyterian Church
I'm the afternoon which was presided
II over BY Or. Kent,Hand addressed by Or.
nj. M. McIlhany, Jr. association secre-
+ tary at the University OF 5Virgl nin
Mr.. e. NJ. Robinson, of New y ork CITY.
presided over the Junior conference .el, ana
" Or. George j. Fisher, lbs steal director ,
* Of tho Brooklyn Association. conducted
3 the meeting OF tho city, army, navy an, and
4 county dele gates. hi .i S J. sa, 81
THE convention was addressed at Q
e o'clock by Mr. Charles r. IT owson, sec.
II rotary OF the railroad department IN
Philadelphia. Z Mr.. Towson spoke 6 agal !,
at the night session, which was also az q! =;
dressed by Mr.. j. r. Smith ana Mr. a.. -, o o
u 81, he subject Of foreign yolnnte ger wor x,
Mr. +. McPheeters, Of st. Louis,
n MO- spoke ably and forcibly on wv hat,
Do We Stand For x? t. IS. y. ,.a
b kilograms extending greellnE5 were we're ~ c.'
y cc,ycd from President " G. 7s Alexander,
4 oftthc California Convention. at sas Jo jose,
and from Miss Mary Woodruff. chairman ''l y ma
of%the state Executive Committee e: u Inc = g
convention replied in like sp!ilr1 -.
,S> RI. morrow viii be a great day for =.
NJ {, a. spcu kers Il Beside. the addresses
a ~ the various churches in the morning
and evening. association men VIII SPEAK
al several special meetings in the after Y,
soon. Z, !, >, v 5l4
s35 "a handsome past grand hig 1sscst s
level was presented to Grand Lecturer ,tNL.r
w. j. HUBBARD at d meeting Of the PeI
tersburg Union Royal Arch q "a apt e, ilsl
night Right Eminent ia mes 2. Dun re =
made the present lon. H.s5 Is 4.
q. a lecture on Christian Science BY Judge :;
s. ]. Hanna. Of Colorado Springs la!, n a. 4;
P. Hill Camp Hall last night. was heard
| Nv !" large g. audience, including minis
tiers, physicians and many prominent PEG
pie in the city. ], !, N I. a
'' 55 M NERAL$EOT1CEs.
The funeral OF the Rev. DR. Q. q. Bu ut
~ wi,l take place on Monday morning
al ST. Pnul,s Church. There Will be no no
services at the church t -1norro ". "A
The funeral services OF the late Dr. :, John
Herbert Claiborne will be held at7Ta p 7l
street Presbyterian Church, Monday af-s
ternoon at half past 3 O'Clock.