The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-22
CHURCH
Many Of Richmond's Puipits VIII To-day BE
Occupied by visitors.


Rev. George W. Carter, d. d., will preach
at Union Station Methodist Episcopal church
this morning. DR.. Carter has, until the re-
cent conference. supplied Court-street church
in Lynchburg since the death of Rev. DR..
John y. Edwards. A unanimous petition of
the officers Of that church was made for his
return. but, because he was not a member Of
the conference, lis name was not considered.
lie IS a wonderful preacher, and drew large
congregations during his ministry IN the Hill
City. His sermons are always original and
full Of interest. and, from his ~wel-known
reputation az a pulpit speaker, be Will, no
doubt. have a large audience.
Rev. Charles Inglis, the noted London
evangelist, commences q series OF meetings
at Old Market Hall this morning. These
meetings are under the auspices OF the con-
gregation of Old Market Presbyterian
church and will last two weeks, and services
will De held in the hall every night during
that time. He will also give Bible reading at
the Young Mems Christian Association at 4
!. N. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays. Mr.. Inglis reached the city last
night and will be the guest Of Rev. DR.. Turn
bullsduring he stay IN Richmond.
The congregation Of Grace-street Baptist
church will occupy the basement of their
splendid new church ediice at the corner of
Grace and Pine streets next Sunday. A fare
well service will take place this morning az
the old frame tabernacle on Grace street,
where this congregation has worshiped since
the demolition Of the old church. DR..
Hatcher will make an address. and others will
speak briefly. New committees will be APP
pointed and notices given out for the open
ing services next Sunday. No services 70
night.
Rev. A.. II. zimmerman. Of Baltimore, will
preach at Centenary Methodist church this
morning. There will be no services NJ night.
Mrs. Frances jenkins. whose talks at the
Friends meeting, on Clay street, have given
much pleasure 10 all who heard her, will hold
services this morning and evening.
Rev. W. 4. Judkins. d. D.. will preach his
opening sermon at Laurel-street church this
Laurel-street IS 20 be congratulated
on securing a minister Of such character and
ability as Or. Judkins.
Rev. W. H. Atwill will bid farewell 10 the
congregation this morning. Mr..
Anvil viii follow Rev. S. S. Lambeth at Cen
-enary, ~Lynchburg. Mr.. Atwill made the
acquaintance Of that congregation during his
last summer and they immediately
planning 70 secure his services.
Rev. DR.. James \. Fair. pastor # the
5race-street Presbyterian church. conducted
series of services for Rev. DR.. Pitzer in
Washington. d.. c.. last week and returned
yesterday. He viii occupy his W
'ulpit this morning and preach for DR.. HOge
t night.
DIR. Hoge, who has been suffering consider
from a cold. IS improving. but will rest
o-day and DR.. J.. b. Turnbuu will preach in
lis church this morning.
The Rev. Benjamin Mitchell. the returned
Missionary from India, will address the con-
of Seyenth-street Christian church
I 3 o'clock tonight. Mrs. Mitchell is with
CT husband. Mir. Mitchell will preach at
larshalLstreet Christian church in the
forming. ]
DR.. Jabez Hall. who has been sick for {
'yeral days, has 50 far recovered as to be- Y
70 fill his pulpit this morning. {
Rev. j. n. Anderson will preach at Park I
church this evening at 8 o'clock. a
Rev. j. Edward Smith, of Eastern Mary
a Swedenborgian preacher. will hold J
ryices at Smiths H8ll. 308 north Fifth street. ,
the usual hours morning and evening. >
forty hours devotion will commence at C.
10 Little Sisters of the Poor on next Tues
y ut $50 A. NJ. There will be high mass ?
oh day at that hour. and benedictiOn of the q
essed sacrament at 6 =. VI. The chapel \
IL be open during that time. and all those o
10 wish to visit are cordially invited. 81
The meeting for young men this afternoon D.
IL be held In the large hall of the Young IL
EMS Christian Association. The Rev. 4. II. "
nmermann. who has been conducting the OF
meetings at the Association building
ring the past week, will make an address re
Darkest Manhood and the Way OUT II
mission will be by ticket only to young pl
n Of sixteen years and over. te